Sunday Picnics

A photograph of a group of people (men, women, and children) at a picnic in a field. These events were referred to by Juanita Sulay Wilson's uncles as "picnees” and likely on the Sundays when everyone had the day off. They appear to be eating some kind of bread and drinking beers and coke. The man on the left in the white shirt is Mamerto "Max" Sulay.

unknown

c.1930s

Juanita Sulay Wilson

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4 x 2.75 inches

Still image

SUL.2021.31

Photograph