OS-64 B.B. Moeur House at 34 E. 7th Street

Datec. 1900

MediumPhoto Paper

ClassificationsDocumentary Artifact

Terms

Catalog number1987.1.2746

DescriptionDr. and Mrs. B.B. Moeur with their children, Vyvyan and John, in front of their home on East 7th street about 1900. Dr. Moeur, one of Tempe's first physicians, arrived in 1896. In 1932, he was elected Governor of Arizona.

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Not on view

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City of Tempe Redevelopment

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Unknown

c. 1938

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Envelope - To Dr. B.B. Moeur

W.M. Watson

1/13/1932

Governor B.B. Moeur and Mrs. C.D. Croaff. at the dedication of the Arizona State Tuberculosis Sanitarium (aka Arizona State Welfare Sanitarium).

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City of Tempe Community Development Department

7/5/1973

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City of Tempe Community Development Department

7/5/1973

Group Portrait primarily Moeur and Pafford family members

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Tempe Centennial - Pony Rides

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Benjamin B. Moeur Shriner's Doll

1933