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Stella Teltschik Taylor
Stella Teltschik Taylor
A horse and buggy such as that used when Stella was a child. c. 1910
A horse and buggy such as that used when Stella was a child. c. 1910
A boy and girl milking a cow
A boy and girl milking a cow
Ears of tasseled corn
Ears of tasseled corn
in a cornfield
Two-room school of German-Americans in Castell, Texas, c. 1915
Two-room school of German-Americans in Castell, Texas, c. 1915
Stella ( standing left ) with stepbrother Raymond ( seated ) and her adoptive parents, David and Anna Teltschik. Photograph was taken at the Teltschik family homestead near Weimar in 1910.
Stella ( standing left ) with stepbrother Raymond ( seated ) and her adoptive parents, David and Anna Teltschik. Photograph was taken at the Teltschik family homestead near Weimar in 1910.
Man putting corn into sheller
Man putting corn into sheller
Stella Teltschick Taylor, holding canned preserves.
Stella Teltschick Taylor, holding canned preserves.
St. Michael's Catholic Church, built in 1914 and now on the State Historical Register, is where Stella took catechism.
St. Michael's Catholic Church, built in 1914 and now on the State Historical Register, is where Stella took catechism.
German-American woman with butter churn, in Medina County, c. 1920
German-American woman with butter churn, in Medina County, c. 1920
An "orphan train" diorama made by students at Zachry Middle School, San Antonio, Texas, for their history project
An "orphan train" diorama made by students at Zachry Middle School, San Antonio, Texas, for their history project
John Laymon (left), Stephanie Davis (right), and Joni Caban (right back) did a history fair project on "The Orphan Train: A Frontier in Foster Care."
John Laymon (left), Stephanie Davis (right), and Joni Caban (right back) did a history fair project on "The Orphan Train: A Frontier in Foster Care."


 


 


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