Family
photos in Oak Park, Illinois
These
family photos highlight the relationship between the Hemingway siblings,
as well as the frequency of children dressed in androgynous clothing.
Throughout this time, young boys and girls were raised in a confused
gender environment. Boys were dressed and photographed in girl garments
and seen holding dolls. However, boys soon established their gender
roles, and took on more masculine clothing and toys.
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Ursula,
Ernest, and Marcelline Hemingway.
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Dr.
Clarence and his family sitting on Oak Park home lawn.
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Ernest
being held by Marcelline in a rocking chair.
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Ernest
in baby clothes as a toddler.
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Ernest
sit in wicker chair with doll.
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Les
Hemingway 2 ½ years old, the photographer said, “How do
you do little lady” and Les said, “I’m a boy!”
Photographers can be such undiscerning people.
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Boy
scout Ernie and sister Sunny.
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Neighbor
kids, Harold and Ruth Jalis on Hemingway porch.
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Carol
Hemingway waving flag.
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Ernest,
7 months, in a baby stroller.
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Carol
with young Les and his doll in rocking chair.
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