Juanita and Manzanita Sulay in their Halloween Costumes (1)

A black and white photograph of a young Juanita Sulay Wilson and Manzanita "Manzie" Garcia dressed in their witch Halloween costumes, made by their mother. They wear a layered dress, a black face mask, and a tall, dark cone hat. This photograph was taken at 28 Broadis St. The back of the photograph is captioned: "This is Virginia's favorite picture that was taken that day".

1947

Juanita Sulay Wilson

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4.5x3 inches

Still Image

SUL.2022.175

Photograph