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Ada Tingley and husband Fred Tingley posing with five-week catch of coyote, badger, and bobcat pelts

 Collection — Box: 1983.1
Identifier: P1983-75

Content Description

This black and white photographic print shows trapper Ada Tingley holding a rifle next to her husband and fellow trapper, Fred Tingley. The two trappers are standing in front of more than 70 pelts of different animals, including coyotes, badgers, and bobcats, strung up on two lines. the top of their wagon is visible in the background.

Dates

  • Creation: ca. 1917

Biographical / Historical

Ada Tingley was the first woman employed by the United States Government to trap predatory animals.

Extent

1 Photographic Prints : black and white ; 8" x 10"

Language of Materials

No linguistic content; Not applicable

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Topical

Title
Finding aid for P1983-75 Ada Tingley and husband Fred Tingley posing with five-week catch of coyote, badger, and bobcat pelts
Status
Completed
Author
Owen Prout
Date
2024-07-17
Description rules
Describing Archives: A Content Standard
Language of description
English
Script of description
Latin

Repository Details

Part of the Idaho State Archives Photograph Collections Repository

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