The photo is stuck to its glass covering, so there may be sharp edges.

Photo of a woman and a man standing outside of a building. The door of the building reads "Anagnost". There is a sign in the yard that says "Vote for Catherine Cook Anagnost, Alderman 36th Ward." The woman is wearing a matching skirt and jacket, with a belt around her waist. She is also wearing a black shirt and has pearls around her nect. Over her jacket, she has a black coat. She is wearing white gloves and holding a black purse in her left hand. The man next to her is wearing a black suti with a black bowtie. He is also wearing a black coat and black shoes. There is a "1" written and circled on the back in blue ink.

The woman may be Catherine Cook Anagnost, who was a lawyer in Chicago. She immigrated from Greece when she was nine. She attended Northwestern University and the University of Illinois. She was former president of the Hellenic Bar Association.

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