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1. 05/15/1919 10/06/1864 0/06/1864 9/22/1859

   Letter is headed Paseo Colon, 185; Buenos Aires, S. A., May 15, 1919 and is written by Margaret Preston to Susan [Preston Robertson] her sister in law responding to a letter from Ray and Mrs. Holcombe telling about meeting Frank's sister Susan, tells of living conditions in South America and how much they miss being home, mentions weddings and births in the family and tells of their stay in an English boarding house and eating four meals a day in...

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2. A Fairy-Tale Ending Derailed - April 3, 1994

   Article in the Arts & Leisure section of The New York Times about recent legal battles between O. Winston Link and his second wife, Conchita. The article chronicles Mr. Link's project to photograph steam locomotives and small-town America in the 1950's, his rise to fame late in life, and marital and legal trouble between Mr. Link and Conchita. A large color photograph of Mr. Link at the Virginia Museum of Transportation is on the 1st page of the ...

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3. A photographic master exhibits in Katonah - October 2, 1998

   Article in The Bedford (New York) Pound Ridge Record Review about an exhibition of O. Winston Link photographs at the Candace Perich Gallery in Katonah, New York. The article focuses on some of the more difficult problems Mr. Link encountered in taking and developing his photographs and some of the people he met during his project. It includes a photo of O. Winston Link in front of a billboard advertising an exhibit of Link photographs at the Vir...

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4. Photographer Testifies at Ex-Wife's Trial - July 10, 1996

   Article in the Metro section of the New York Times following O. Winston Link's testimony in a Westchester County, NY, in his ex-wife's trial on a larceny charge.

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5. Photog's Ex Gets Max for Print Theft - August 22, 1996

   Article in the Patent Trader about the sentencing of O. Winston Link's former wife to 6 1/3 to 20 years in prison for the theft of $1.6M of Mr. Link's photographic prints.

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