TY  - GEN
AB  - Identified as Alex Brunschwig leaving for Europe, with the woman not identified. Alexander Brunschwig is listed in the June 18, 1920 Evansville Courier as a member of the graduating class from Central High School. A December 24, 1924 Evansville Press article notes that he received honors from his medical school in Chicago even before he graduated, and had studied at higher institutions in America and France. His mother was Mrs. William Eichel. He was the step-nephew of the originator of this photographic collection, Florita Eichel, the stepson of her brother, William. NOTE: Central High School was the first high school in Evansville, established in 1868. It was originally known as Evansville High School and did not take the name Central until 1918, when another high school was built. The school still exists, although not the building in which this man would have attended.
AU  - Unknown
DA  - 1922
DA  - May 30, 1922
ID  - 1529496
KW  - Boats and Ships
KW  - People and Communities
KW  - Photographs
KW  - Related Materials -- 1901-1950
KW  - Special Collections
KW  - Transportation
L1  - https://library.usi.edu/record/1529496/files/3793.jpg
L2  - https://library.usi.edu/record/1529496/files/3793.jpg
L4  - https://library.usi.edu/record/1529496/files/3793.jpg
LA  - eng
LK  - https://library.usi.edu/record/1529496/files/3793.jpg
N2  - Identified as Alex Brunschwig leaving for Europe, with the woman not identified. Alexander Brunschwig is listed in the June 18, 1920 Evansville Courier as a member of the graduating class from Central High School. A December 24, 1924 Evansville Press article notes that he received honors from his medical school in Chicago even before he graduated, and had studied at higher institutions in America and France. His mother was Mrs. William Eichel. He was the step-nephew of the originator of this photographic collection, Florita Eichel, the stepson of her brother, William. NOTE: Central High School was the first high school in Evansville, established in 1868. It was originally known as Evansville High School and did not take the name Central until 1918, when another high school was built. The school still exists, although not the building in which this man would have attended.
PB  - University of Southern Indiana
PY  - 1922
PY  - May 30, 1922
T1  - Alexander Brunschwig in New York, New York
TI  - Alexander Brunschwig in New York, New York
UR  - https://library.usi.edu/record/1529496/files/3793.jpg
Y1  - 1922
ER  -