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Once the materials are retrieved you can view them one box at a time in the reference room. You should use the long paper place markers to keep materials in order while you view them. If you accidentally misplace something, do not shove it back in the box and cover your tracks, just notify the desk worker and leave the materials as they are.
Although not everything in the archive is old and fragile looking, all the materials should be handled with care. Most items are one-of-a-kind.
Students sitting in front of and leaving Science Hall (later known as Reynolds Hall), undated, between 1931 and 1949
and browsing the archives is like reliving happy days // en door de archieven bladeren is als het herbeleven van gelukkige dagen
Manufacturer: Archive Miniatures
Line: Dungeon Nasties
Figure: 755 Owl Bear
Release date: 1987
Base markings: ©77; Archive Miniatures; 755
Sculptor: Nevile Stocken?
Painter: Spooktalker
Date painted: 2009
Notes:
Five students in front of Martin Hall dress in suits to go to the movies during summer, August 1948
The note on the back of this photo says that they were “going to the movies in style to defy the heat!”
During a suffrage-themed sleepover at the National Archives in Washington, DC, on October 12-13, 2019, young history explorers learn about the right to vote with Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Frederick Douglass; dive into our nation’s treasured records, including the Rightfully Hers exhibit celebrating the 19th Amendment; explore the National Archives Museum with a scavenger hunt; sleep in the Rotunda, home of the Charters of Freedom; and wake to a pancake breakfast served by the Archivist of the United States. NARA photo by Jeff Reed
Photo: Elisabeth Gatterburg
Model: Anna Parzer (Stella models)
Visa: Rania Asf
Styling: Ella Kpp
Assistenz: Sara DG
Scottish Export Awards 2018, Glasgow Hilton Thursday 22nd March.
Neil Hanna Photography
www.neilhannaphotography.co.uk
07702 246823
I've not seen many ladybugs this summer so I've gotta catch them when I can! Textured with Kim Klassen's "Archives" at 51% Soft Light.
everything's getting pulled apart to be checked over before being put back together. Ok major things, not everything
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.
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
Set of photos depicting a story, "No Booze Allowed!" (see note), circa 1946
Note: Written on the back: "No Booze Allowed! Dan Phillips confronts unknown watchman and Morale Committe Chairman Dr. William Buthman. Probably 1946-47."
4 photos, starting from top left corner.
A) A boy leans against the Hendrix-Henderson marker at entrance of college
B) The boy is lectured by a man for having alcohol with him
C) The boy sits down to have a talk with "Morale Committee Chairman" Dr. William Buthman
D) A shot of the boy leaving Hendrix, with his bags packed
The photo is also embossed with "Charles A. Stuck, Jr. Family History Collection"
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.
An adventurer stumbles across a tree fort in a forest. He climbs the rope ladder and sees a telescope. He wonders where it could be pointing. Wonders if his lucky day has come when he discovers something that could change his life forever.
This picture was taken from my old play structure in my back yard. It gives me a feeling of both time and adventure. The wood hasn't been re-stained for a couple of years giving it a worn look and I took these pictures around mid-morning. I feel like I am a little girl, again, exploring an old tree house or a wooden fort every time I get near it.