Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Filling in for Himself-Sibby Sisti, who plugged the hole Stanky left and now may have to move somewhere else, since Heath is hurt, is shown at home filling up Danny Sisti, 3. The rest of the family are his wife, Norine; Elaine, 5, and Rosemary,6.
Filling in for Himself-Sibby Sisti, who plugged the hole Stanky left and now may have to move somewhere else, since Heath is hurt, is shown at home filling up Danny Sisti, 3. The rest of the family are his wife, Norine; Elaine, 5, and Rosemary,6.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Filling in for Himself-Sibby Sisti, who plugged the hole Stanky left and now may have to move somewhere else, since Heath is hurt, is shown at home filling up Danny Sisti, 3. The rest of the family are his wife, Norine; Elaine, 5, and Rosemary,6.

[ca. September 1949]

CC0 — Public Domain
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[Information from item housing] Sisti, Sebastian "Sibby" Baseball Player

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