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Frances with her brother and sister in 1923                Frances with her brother and sister

Photos courtesy of David Farmer

Frances, Wes and Edith

 

Golden Boy run dedication                Paramount publicity

Photos courtesy of David Farmer

Stunning "Golden Boy" era picture signed by Frances, dedicated to David Farmer's Mom & Dad, her brother - Paramount publicity picture signed by Frances

Mom with Frances                Wes with Frances

Photos courtesy of David Farmer

1960's photos of Frances with David Farmer's Mother (at left) and Father, Wes (at right)

 

The Farmer House                The Farmer House

The Seattle Farmer home, as it stands today 

Photos courtesy of JMK

 

Steilacoom                Steilacoom

Photos taken by Jerry Tilton Scott & courtesy of Jack Randall Earles

Western State Hospital and Western State Hospital Administration Building

 

Approaching the house          The front gate          Across the street          2 blocks west looking toward the Sound

Photos taken by Jerry Tilton Scott & courtesy of Jack Randall Earles

The Seattle Farmer home in 1990

 

Approaching the rooming house                Extensively remodeled

Photos taken by Jerry Tilton Scott & courtesy of Jack Randall Earles

The Eureka Rooming House, now restored.

 

Across the street from the movie theatre                Display windows                Front door and interior

Photos taken by Jerry Tilton Scott & courtesy of Jack Randall Earles

Swanlund Photo in Eureka - Frances worked here as a typist in the mid- 1950's

 

The final resting place

Photo taken by Jerry Tilton Scott & courtesy of Jack Randall Earles

Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens

 

                             

                             

Photos courtesy of Mike Ringenberger

The Indianapolis Farmer home in 1999

These are current pictures of Frances' house on N. Park Avenue in Indianapolis, Indiana.   Mike, who lived a block away on Central Avenue, was her Inpls. Times paperboy in the mid-1960's and recalls that Frances was very pleasant when he encountered her and that the neighborhood suited her well.  A couple of things which stick out in his memory were the make-up mirror in the living room and that the house smelled like cigarettes all the time.  Mike also notes that 'episodes' with the police happened on occasion.

                             

    The Church                George at her crypt

Photos courtesy of George Snow

Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens where Frances is at rest

 

Frank on E

Frank Farmer appeared on the 'E' special Mysteries and Scandals in the fall of 1998 to discuss Frances

 

 

 

Oak Lawn entrance           The Valiant           Chapel Window           Altar View

 

A Star           Crypt and Cards           Crypt and Cards           Infinity Approaches - Front door view

Photos courtesy of Jack Randall Earles

Contributor Jack Randall Earles visited Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens on August 1, 1999 to commemorate the 29th anniversary of Frances' death and generously left messages and cards from other contributors and visitors of this web site.   Photos shown above.

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Jack Randall visited Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens again on September 17, 2000 to commemorate Frances' birthday, leaving messages and cards for Frances from other contributors and visitors of this site.  Photos shown below.

 

Contributor Jack Randall Earles visits Frances!

 

The Chapel         Frances' crypt          The Chapel entrance         Near the Chapel... a man-made pond

 

 

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This page last updated 2000, Oct 10

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