Ed Mannion Negatives
Below includes photo negatives donated by Ed Mannion, Petaluma's unofficial historian.
Mannion was a cherished figure known for his colorful storytelling and dedication to local history. Best remembered for his 1960-1963 run of the “Rear-View Mirror” column in the Argus-Courier, he was also a linotype operator at the same paper. Mannion’s impact on local history was substantial, including his work on the 1955 centennial edition of the Argus-Courier and his extensive collection of documents and photographs, which later became the foundation of the Petaluma History Room.
Bio credit to: http://santarosahistory.com/wordpress/2017/12/ed-mannion-has-something-to-tell-you/
Photo negatives of a gala with Helen Putnam.
Description: Photo negatives donated by Ed Mannion, including those of the Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, school children, Art Parent, Helen Putnam, and a car accident.
Date: Early-mid 1900s
Owner: Petaluma Historical Library & Museum
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