Book/Printed Material [Tom Nolan and 'Jerry,' A Horse]
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Image 1 of [Tom Nolan and 'Jerry,' A Horse] FOLKLORE NEW YORK 11 Forms to be Filled out for Each Interview FORM A Circumstances of Interview STATE New York NAME OF WORKER Earl Bowman ADDRESS 86 West 12 Street, New York...- Contributor: Reece, Harry - Bowman, Earl
- Date: 1939-01-26
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Image 2 of [Tom Nolan and 'Jerry,' A Horse] FOLKLORE NEW YORK FORM B Personal History of Informant STATE New York NAME OF WORKER Earl Bowman ADDRESS 86 West 12 Street, New York City DATE January 26, 1939 SUBJECT “TOM NOLAN...- Contributor: Reece, Harry - Bowman, Earl
- Date: 1939-01-26
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Image 3 of [Tom Nolan and 'Jerry,' A Horse] FOLKLORE NEW YORK FORM C Text of Interview (Unedited) STATE New York NAME OF WORKER Earl Bowman ADDRESS 86 West 12 Street New York City DATE January 26, 1939 SUBJECT “TOM NOLAN...- Contributor: Reece, Harry - Bowman, Earl
- Date: 1939-01-26
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Image 4 of [Tom Nolan and 'Jerry,' A Horse] 2 Old Tom paused; Daca drew his tobacco pouch from his pocket and held it out to Tom... “Fill up your pipe Tom and fog up a little. Here's an old typewriter...- Contributor: Reece, Harry - Bowman, Earl
- Date: 1939-01-26
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Image 5 of [Tom Nolan and 'Jerry,' A Horse] 3 “But he was proud, I'll say that for the old devil; proud of his strength and proud to use it when I called on him to get down an' dig with...- Contributor: Reece, Harry - Bowman, Earl
- Date: 1939-01-26
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Image 6 of [Tom Nolan and 'Jerry,' A Horse] 4 “Never did I put Jerry to bed in his stable down there just off of Macdougal Street without givin' him a good rub down, massagin' his tough old hide with curry...- Contributor: Reece, Harry - Bowman, Earl
- Date: 1939-01-26
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Image 7 of [Tom Nolan and 'Jerry,' A Horse] 5 day for you and Jerry. Motor trucks have made horse trucks obsolete in New York City. They are too slow, it takes too long for them to get around and so...- Contributor: Reece, Harry - Bowman, Earl
- Date: 1939-01-26
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Image 8 of [Tom Nolan and 'Jerry,' A Horse] 6 “That eased my mind a lot and I didn't feel so bad, knowin' that Jerry would be taken care of...I would have hated to think old Jerry being turned into fertilizer...- Contributor: Reece, Harry - Bowman, Earl
- Date: 1939-01-26