Eddy C. Pound looks at smudges that resemble Uncle Remus characters

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Eddie Pound places his hand inside the window frame to steady himself as he looks at smudges in the paint above the window inside the "Wren's Nest" that resemble Uncle Remus characters.
February 18, 1940
Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.
Handwritten on back, "Eddy C. Pound - grandson of Mrs. W.C. Champlin, hostess of "The Wren's Nest" - Atlanta, ga. The shadow figures on the archway in the hall of "the Wren Nest" - caused by rain stain that seeped through during the heavy summer rains - one may clearly distinguish the figures beginning on left - a bear with a possum on his back in the center of the group is a perfect mail box with Bre'er Rabbit perched on top, there on the right of this, there is the trunk of a tree with a squirrel running down towards the base - on the ceiling directly over this group - is the perfect like ness of Uncle Remus - I discovered these pictures and will vouch for the trueness of these facts - Hope to have the pleasure of showing them to you on your visit to us - Mrs. W.C. Champlin --"