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Lizzie's Absolute Loyalty

  • Jim Freeman

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Abstract

Widowed after only fourteen years of marriage, Lizzie Macdonald outlived her ‘photographic artist’ husband, Halsey Freeman by almost thirty nine years. During this time (and despite a succession of significant house moves in and around Tewkesbury), she assiduously dedicated herself to preserving all she could of Halsey’s personal and photographic effects – not realising perhaps that one day, the same might prove of historical interest. Since then – and through the good auspices of the Historical Society Bulletin in particular - most of Halsey’s photos have appeared in print. However, a few remain unpublished. Now at last these too can be seen – albeit this time from a Macdonald perspective
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)39-45
Number of pages12
JournalTewkesbury Historical Society. Bulletin
Volume22
Publication statusPublished - Mar 2013

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