Kennedy and Dunn Furniture Company
- Title
- Kennedy and Dunn Furniture Company
- Description
- Men surrounded by furniture and appliances at Kennedy and Dunn Furniture Company. Dates from negative sleeve.
- Date
- 1950-1959
- Original Format
- negatives
- Extent
- 10cm x 12cm
- Local Identifier
- 0741-b20-fa-v20.a.11
- Contributor(s)
- Subject(s)
- Furniture industry and trade--North Carolina--Greenville
- Household appliances, Electric--North Carolina--Greenville
- Spatial
- Location of Original
- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
- Rights
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Kennedy and Dunn Furniture Company
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- is part of
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Sleeve 11, Folder a, Box 20
- Found in theme/project
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Daily Reflector Images
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Manufacturing and Business
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Social and Family Life
- Location of Original
- Daily Reflector Negative Collection from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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The second man from left (holding a plate of food) was Robert Elks who in the later 1950s and erly 1960s owned Friendly Furniture. I worked with a subsidiary of American Motors and, his having his business near our office, brought often boxes of applejacks to the about 20 girls and men in the office.