Nancy C. Russell
Found in 3321 Collections and/or Records:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Russell, late 19th century - early 20th century
Inscribed handwritten, Envelope addressed to "Mr. + Mrs. Charles Russell, Cascade, Montana".
Mrs. C. M. Russell Final Rites Today, May 27, 1940
Clippings of an article entitled " Mrs. C.M. Russell Final Rites Today", May 27, 1940, Pasadena Indep. (?).
Mrs. Chas. Russell's Chauffeur Seriously Injured in Flathead', Wednesday, October 6
Newspaper clipping informing that Mrs. Nancy Russell's chauffeur was injured falling from a building and paralyzed from the neck down. In ink at the top of the clipping is 'Thursday Oct. 6'.
Mrs. Nancy Russell, Artist's Widow, Dies: Illness Ended Work on Biography of Husband, May 25, 1940
Newspaper clipping entitled "Mrs. Nancy Russell, Artist's Widow, Dies: Illness Ended Work on Biography of Husband", May 25, 1940, Sat. "Times".
Mrs. Russell Deeds Cabin Studio to Chamber Board, August 4, 1928
Great Falls Tribune, August 4, 1928, "Mrs. Russell Deeds Cabin Studio To Chamber Board: Property Will Be Transferred to City and Dedicated as National Shrine to Memory of Montana's Cowboy Artist."
Mrs. Russell Is Dead: Widow of Falls Artist Succumbs at 61, May 24, 1940
Four pages from Great Falls Leader. Outlined in ink on front page, "Mrs. Russell Is Dead: Widow of Falls Artist Succumbs at 61". Article surrounded by stories of WWII. May 24, 1940.
Mrs. Russell Thanks Willis for Work on Bill for Memorial, 20th century
Article about Nancy C. Russell, "Mrs. Russell Thanks Willis for Work on Bill for Memorial."
Mrs. Russell, Widow of Cowboy Artist, Passes in California, May 25, 1940
Pages from Great Falls Tribune, May 25, 1940. As well as information on WWII, article on the passing of Nancy C. Russell, "Mrs. Russell, Widow of Cowboy Artist, Passes in California".
Nancy and C.S. Russell with Five Friends, late 19th century - early 20th century
Nancy C. Russell, C.S. Russell, and five others pose near a fallen tree. Handwritten at the bottom of "a", "The morning after." Photo is attached to black album page with TU2009.39.7634 on reverse.
Nancy C. and Charles M. Russell, circa 1900
Nancy C. Russell side-saddle astride Charles M. Russell's horse Monte, while Charles M. Russell stands dismounted next to his horse Red Bird.