In June 1969, six weeks after our son Daniel Chaim Robbins was born, we visited the Seattle Art Museum. Of course we posed on the animal.
In June 1969, six weeks after our son Daniel Chaim Robbins was born, we visited the Seattle Art Museum. Of course we posed on the animal.
Six weeks after my son Daniel Chaim Robbins was born, we came to our beloved Seattle Art Museum. Of course we had to pose on the animal.
I spent seven years until 1957 living. Across the street from Volunteer Park. It was my playground, and the camels were always ridden as I visiting the museum. When my husband and I visited the park in 1973, we hopped on, for old times’ sake. Notice my long hair and flared pants, and Keith’s mustache…signs of the times!
Enclosed find a photo taken of me in the winter of 1941 – nearly 78 years ago. I’m still around and so is the Art Museum. I grew up on Capitol Hill and my friends and I were often at the Museum, especially the Saturday movies. I’m happy to support the making the icon effort.
All the best,
Daisy Beach
These two pictures from September 1948 show my mother, Dorothea and father, Robert Scott and me enjoying our camel ride. Looking forward to the opening!
First time at the Seattle Art Museum. Mom took me and my brothers to get a
Iittle culture in 1954. I continue to get culture at SAM!
