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Buster Bell - Photo Archive
Archive items currently tagged Buster Bell in the Bell Family Archive.
50 archive items
1934
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1937
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1944
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1950
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1951
1952
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1954
1955
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1957
Buster Holding Dickey, Spooky Front
Spooky 3 years 3 months Dickey 5.5 months
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1958
1959
Tommy Bartlett’s International Deer Ranch
Buster on the left Spooky on the right. 5 years 8.5 months Dickey Center, 2 years 11 months
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Silver Springs
Buster in the back, Spooky in the middle, Dickey in the front, unknown boy on the right. Spooky 5 years 8.5 months Dickey 2 years 11 months
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1961
Little Dodge City, an Old West-themed attraction in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Dickey 5yrs 1 month Spooky 7yrs 10-1/2 months
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Little Dodge City, an Old West-themed attraction in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Dickey 5yrs 1 month Spooky 7yrs 10-1/2 months
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1962
1965
Buster Middle, Spooky Right, and Dickey Left
April–May 1965 (estimated)
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Buster Left, Alma Right, and Dickey Center
April–May 1965 (estimated)
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1967
1972
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1974
Lake Wateree Summer Home
The range is summer from 1973–1975, with 1974 as the working date. The clothing, hairstyles, Coke packaging, folding aluminum lawn chairs, furniture and color-print characteristics all fit that period very comfortably.
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Lake Wateree Summer Home
The range is summer from 1973–1975, with 1974 as the working date. The clothing, hairstyles, Coke packaging, folding aluminum lawn chairs, furniture and color-print characteristics all fit that period very comfortably.
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1976
1977
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Heather 5 Months
Buster on the left, Heather in the Middle, and Helen on the Right.
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1979
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1980
Buster Bell Assembling Heather’s First Bicycle – 1980
Buster Bell assembles a small pink bicycle with training wheels for his granddaughter, Heather Bell, circa 1980. The bicycle is believed to be a Hedstrom 13-inch girl’s sidewalk bike, featuring a distinctive white flowered basket. Heather would have been about three years old when the photograph was taken.
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Buster Bell Assembling Heather’s First Bicycle – 1980
Buster Bell assembles a small pink bicycle with training wheels for his granddaughter, Heather Bell, circa 1980. The bicycle is believed to be a Hedstrom 13-inch girl’s sidewalk bike, featuring a distinctive white flowered basket. Heather would have been about three years old when the photograph was taken.
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1982
Rickey with his new Puch Dirt Bike
Christmas 1982 — Dickey on the back left, Sonja beside him, Rickey in front, Johnny Tharp second from right, and Buster at far right. Dickey and Sonja’s first Christmas after they began dating September 29, 1982.
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1987
Bell Siblings
From left to right. Ethel, Buster, Emory, Dick, Sarah Alice
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1990
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Buster ObituraryJames S. “Buster” Bell Jr. Obituary – 1990
Obituary for James S. “Buster” Bell Jr., 69, of Lancaster, South Carolina, who died Monday, April 2, 1990. A retired Springs Power Plant employee and World War II Marine Corps veteran, Buster was survived by his wife, Alma Tharp Bell; sons James S. Bell III and William R. “Dickey” Bell; two sisters, two brothers, and two grandchildren. Services were held at Mahaffey Funeral Home Chapel, with burial at Lancaster Memorial Park.
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