Bain News Service photographs · United States
Charles H. March
Charles H. March is listed in Bain News Service photographs (about 1900-1920) as portrait. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.
Portrait, about 1900-1920
1635 people in Bain News Service photographs · 7 more named March
- Full name
- Charles H. March
- Source
- Bain News Service photographs
- Listed as
- Portrait, about 1900-1920
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In context
Of the 1635 entries from the collection “Bain News Service photographs” that have pages here, Charles is 932nd in surname order. 969 entries in this book on this site are dated 1910, Charles's among them.
| Same year | 1910: 968 other entries in this book |
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Also in Bain News Service photographs
John H. MarbleBain News Service photographs 1910
Peyton MarchBain News Service photographs 1918
Anna MansonBain News Service photographs 1915
Zymunt MarekBain News Service photographs 1910
Diane MannersBain News Service photographs 1910
Francois MarinoBain News Service photographs 1910
Others named March
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Source
Bain News Service photographs, about 1900-1920.
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