Woman holding a baby while seated on house stoop. Label: "Arnold Tietig III with his mother, April 1904" Arnold Tietig III (1903-1973) and mother Eleanora Straub Tietig (1872-1932).
The Tietig family with their spouses and children. Left to right: (standing) Arnold Tietig Sr. holding grandson Arnold Tietig III, Margaret Andrews with fiancé Rudolph Tietig, Eleanora Straub Tietig and husband Arnold Tietig Jr., August Tietig. Seated in front is Sophie Thoke Tietig with grandchild Marjorie Tietig.
The Tietig family with spouses and children. Standing in back: Arnold Tietig Sr., Margaret Andrews, Emilie Tietig, August Tietig. Seated is Sophie Thoke Tietig holding grandson Arnold Tietig III. On ground is unidentified girl, Eleanora Straub Tietig, Marjorie Tietig, and husband Arnold Tietig Jr. Label: "Margaret Andrews and Rudolph Tietig have just become engaged."
Large house. Palmetto Hall was built in 1904 by Albert Lewis Andrews of Newport, Kentucky. The estate included the main house, a house for servants, a guesthouse, a caretaker's house, a bunkhouse, and a boathouse. The house was sold in 1926. Label: "Palmetto Hall (copied after a cottage Mr. A.L. Andrews admired at Wequetonsing, Michigan - about 1904)"
