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TitleSeabrook School, February 2, 1948
Date Created1948
DescriptionChildren at play on the school grounds.
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TitleQuality Control team at the plant.
Date Created1940-1949
DescriptionPictured is the Seabrook Farms quality control team. From left to right: Iddy Taniguchi, Suzie Taniguchi, Vera Cornish, Yuri Takata.
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TitlePortrait of Charles Franklin Seabrook.
Date Created1940-1949
DescriptionThis is a portrait of Charles Franklin Seabrook, CEO of Seabrook Farms Co., Inc.
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TitleGovernor Whitman's visit to the Seabrook Educational and Cultural Center
Date Created1990-1999
DescriptionSpecial visit from Gov. Whitman as she could not come to our 50th year Celebration. Fusa Kazaoka, Gov. Whitman's bodyguard (unidentified), Ellen Nakamura, Laren Taniguchi, Gov. Christie Whitman,...
Time PeriodContemporary America (1968-present)
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TitleElizabeth Moore School, February 2, 1948
Date Created1948
DescriptionThe first of the three schools now existing in Seabrook. Children at play on school grounds.
Time PeriodPostwar Years (1945-1970)
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TitlePublicity photo of room at Seabrook
Date Created1940-1949
DescriptionPhoto of one of the bachelor quarters at the dormatories.
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TitleArts and Crafts Display, March 4, 1950
Date Created1950
DescriptionHand-woven Estonian crafts.
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TitleSeabrook School, December 2, 1952.
Date Created1952
DescriptionSchool crossing guard hard at work.
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TitleChrysanthemum Festival, Longwood Garden, November 18, 1995
Date Created1995
DescriptionThe Hoh Daiko Drummers. Sitting, Ken Ooka, Sung Yong Heil, Tamiko Ooka. Standing, L-R, Louise Ogata, Stuart Grieves, Alan Ooka, Iddy Asada (Manager), Stanley Kaneshiki, Shizu Grieves, Ellen Nakamura...
Time PeriodContemporary America (1968-present)
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TitleHoover Village
Date Created1950-1959
DescriptionWhen they initially began arriving, Estonian and other refugees were initially housed in Hoover Village, which the company had built in 1944 when the federal housing complex had proved insufficient...
Time PeriodPostwar Years (1945-1970)