things he picked up while assisting a traveling roofer, who used tin to repair roofs of local houses.
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Showing posts with label birdhouse. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Elwood Graham James
Elwood Graham James (1890 - 1960), was a deaf artist who made eccentric sculptural birdhouses in Mingo County, West Virginia, primarily during the 1930's - 1940's. He would construct them from
things he picked up while assisting a traveling roofer, who used tin to repair roofs of local houses.
things he picked up while assisting a traveling roofer, who used tin to repair roofs of local houses.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Out of Work? Do what Ernest Huber did...


A Ritzy Bird House
Philadelphia- A hobby was responsible for this "feather" hotel. Ernest Huber, butcher, 2872 Orthodox Street, Frankford, PA, out of work for nearly 18 months fashioned the above bird house from 7,000 pieces of wood. He is shown putting on the finishing touches.
Credit- Acme 11/12/30
Vintage press photo, available here.
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