Baby in Carriage
Baby in Carriage
The photograph shows a baby in his/her carriage. It is signed with D. Ward, which might be the name of the baby. The picture is taken from the collection of Oscar C. Bernard, who was a photographer, musician, inventor and businessman in El Paso between 1900 and 1961.
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