Alfred Kleyhauer, Carnegie Library 1910 - El Paso, Texas
Alfred Kleyhauer, Biblioteca Carnegie 1910
Alfred Kleyhauer, Biblioteca Carnegie 1910
Alfred y Annie Kleyhauer, mis abuelos, vivían en El Paso a mediados de 1909 a junio de 1911. Alfred mostró su perro dálmata en nov 1910 El Paso Kennel Club Dog Show y obtuvo el segundo lugar. Aquí él está en el césped en frente de la Biblioteca Carnegie en algún momento de 1910. Annie y Alfred vivían en 417 N. El Paso St., que estaba al otro lado de la calle de Cleveland Square, en la esquina SO de W. Franklin Ave y N. El Paso St, la segunda casa desde la esquina. Hoy en día es un estacionamiento.
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