| Gertrude M. Young was born October 4, 1862, in London, England, receiving her art education there and in Europe. After emigrating to America in 1887, she would later study at the Art Students League, in New York City, in 1897-1898. After initial years in New York City, she moved to Nebraska, where part of her family had homesteaded land in Valley County. From 1890-1894, she taught at Brownell Hall, an Omaha school for girls. Having returned to New York and study at the League, Young became a gov (showing 500 of 2269 characters). |
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