Doc Crandall in 1912 – The Chapman Deadball Collection

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Doc Crandall in 1912

Doc Crandall in 1912

Doc Crandall, Francis P. BurkeApril 23, 2023

Doc Crandall posed at the West Side Grounds in Chicago in 1912. A possible Francis P. Burke image

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Doc Crandall in 1912

PhotographerFrancis P. Burke?Year1912Item Size8 x 10Item TypeVintage gelatin silver printShare

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