Sepia portrait of young boy. Bobby, the five year old son of Mrs. O. Harry Schrader, Jr., had his photograph taken in his North 45th Street home in November, 1951. Clasping his hands together, he looks directly into the camera's eye. The boy wears his light colored hair short and brushed back off his forehead. He is dressed in dark corduroy pants with suspenders and a tee shirt with a cowboy motif. Bobby's father, Dr. O. Harry Schrader, was the managing director of the Douglas Fir Plywood Association.

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Dr. O. Harry Schrader, Jr., his wife Gladys and children Bobby, 5, and Bonnie, 3, watch television in their new home in Tacoma. Dr. Schrader, a highly-trained forester and wood technologist, left his position on the faculty of the University of Washington late in 1949 to take over as managing director of the Douglas Fir Plywood Association. He made many notable contributions to the plywood industry, particularly in technical improvements and research. (TNT 1-21-1951, pg. D-1) TPL-5047

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A view of the exterior of a two-story home at No. 45th and Stevens during construction showing the use of plywood. Windows have been used generously on this side of the building. Ordered by Douglas Fir Plywood Association, Hal Dixon.

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Completed exterior of home built by contractor Bert Sundgren. This view from North 45th Street shows the back of a two-story house with a small deck over an extension on the first floor. This home will have a view of Puget Sound over its neighbors further down the slope. A walkway curves to the front of the house where the formal entry is found. The Asarco stack can be seen on the left. Photograph ordered by Douglas Fir Plywood Association, Margie Chalmer.

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Completed exterior of home designed by Lance, McGuire & Muri architects and built by Bert Sundgren, contractor. The exterior of the two story house has been covered with plywood. Large windows will provide uninterupted views from the interior. A small extension is seen on the lower floor on the right. Photograph ordered by Douglas Fir Plywood Association, Margie Chalmer. (TNT, 9/11/1949, p.B-5)

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