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Two students sit at diner in Hulen Hall with staff, circa 1955
Note: taken by Paul Faris; the staff member pictured is Mrs. Isabelle Harris who worked for Hendrix for 23 years.
Pearl Bay became home to a number of campers and houseboat dwellers in the 1920s and 1930s especially around the time of the depression.
Mosman Library uploaded these images to accompany memories of Bay Street, Beauty Point & Mosman in the 1940s and 50s.
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Minolta 700si
FUJIFILM RM Sensia 200 Color Slide
Scanning old negatives for archive 01.09.22.
Scanned with Epson Perfection V100 photo.
9.5 x 6.5 inch @300dpi
Tribeca Film Institute put on the “Tribeca Hacks: Archives,” with GAFFTA for a three-day hackathon with filmmakers and coders in San Francisco, March 21st– 23rd 2013 creating interactive prototypes.
ด้านหน้าโดมซึ่งต่อเชื่อมกับพลับพลารับเสด็จบริเวณท่าน้ำราชวรดิษฐ์ มีธงสยามประดับอยู่ฐานโดม (ภาพจาก หอจดหมายเหตุแห่งชาติ)
"The Archives." Huntsville-Madison County Public Library, Heritage Room Archives. Huntsville, Alabama. 17 Sep 2008.
It was a profound joy for me when the archivist at the library took me back into the archives for the first time ever. These wonderful paintings lined the walls; stacks of records, photographs, and books stood behind me. I could have gotten lost in there for hours.
Dr. Richard E. Yates (professor of history) and "The Apparition from Appomattox" during a lesson on the Civil War, circa 1964.
This photo was used on page 39 of the 1964 Troubadour with the caption, "Nothing can beat a genuine Confederate soldier for giving a Civil War course a realistic touch. 'The Apparation from Appomattox' points ruefully at Richmond while Dr. Yates consoles him with Fort Sumter."