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  • Institution = Morehouse College
  • Institution = Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
  • Subjects = Pets
Neighbor D. Hill walking Gigi, the Chandler Family's dog. Written on verso: A gift from Mrs. M. Rich to Mr. Hill her chauffer - 1st wife Hattie - her personal maid. She wanted them to have this special gift to live in this historical neighborhood. Gigi - the Chandler's first poodle.
Chandler Family Papers
Gravesite of Gladstone Chandler with flowers on grave and pet dog in the distance. Written on verso: Gigi- still waiting.
Beth Angela Warren with dog Gigi. Written on verso: Gigi- Beth's & [T]ed's wedding gift to daddy and mother. Always accompanied me on visits to them. As the Atlanta veterinarian said that such poodles would grieve themselves if separated from their owners. He arranged airplane service for me both ways. As a gift to Beth Angela came we gave Gigi's son [Fricque] now a real member of the Peaks Island Home and still remembers me whenever I [?] before he greets any other guests who come.
Pet dog near fireplace. Written on verso: President John Kennedy's son was in women's dormitory for freshmen. Guidance the last year they residents of Mass. Ted accepted a sabbatical leave till they established residence at Portland [?].
Chandler Family Papers
Theodore J. Warren holding dog Gigi in front of Beth Angela Warren as a child. Written on verso: Age 9 mos. Dad Ted trying to introduce her to Gigi who came to visit with grandma Erdie.
Closer view of gravesite of Gladstone Chandler with flowers on top and pet dog in the distance. Written on verso: Gigi our pet poodle-who stood at the window watching for his mother who never returned- when lifted to stretcher to take him to the hosp. He followed me to the cemetery where I visited the grave daily (Erdie).
Beth Angela Warren, Theodore J. Warren, and dog Gigi. Written on verso: Age 9 mos.
Closer view of gravesite of Gladstone Chandler with flowers on top and pet dog in the distance. Written on verso: Gigi waits at his master's grave while I placed new flowers daily.
Pet dog in front of a bicycle. Written on verso: Fricque in the [?]spring of the registered French Gigi a gift from Ted + Beth to her parents when they returned from Honeymoon in [?] to begin home making in the Massachusetts area. Fricque & Beth Angela pet is still alive in 1980 + recognized me when I visit.
Chandler Family Papers