Photo courtesy of the Old Trails MuseumStanding in front of the old Winslow Harvey House in 1918, these young women wore the distinctive black and white uniforms that identified them as Harvey Girl waitresses. On the left is an Indian woman selling her pottery to hotel guests and train passengers. Third from the right is Juanita Gale Creswell, known locally as “Cecil.” She is the only known Harvey Girl to become a cattle rustler.
Photo courtesy of the Old Trails MuseumStanding in front of the old Winslow Harvey House in 1918, these young women wore the distinctive black and white uniforms that identified them as Harvey Girl waitresses. On the left is an Indian woman selling her pottery to hotel guests and train passengers. Third from the right is Juanita Gale Creswell, known locally as “Cecil.” She is the only known Harvey Girl to become a cattle rustler.