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Series 3: Graphic
materials
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Subseries 17:
Rejects
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Photos that were not included in published articles, for whatever
reason. |
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BOX-FOLDER 206/6 |
Artisans -
Cooperstown |
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Artisans at work on various projects. |
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BOX-FOLDER 206/7 |
Baby's first
steps |
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A baby at play, in various settings. |
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BOX-FOLDER 206/8 |
Blood vessel
bank |
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Blood vessel bank setting, a nurse, a specimen of aorta in a buffered
salt solution, and related images. |
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BOX-FOLDER 206/9 |
Boston
missionaries |
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Boston Missionaries in office, train station, restaurant |
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BOX-FOLDER 206/10 |
"Bright Refuge for
the Twilight Years" |
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The Methodist Home for the Aged, in Ocean Grove, New Jersey. "Bright
Refuge" may be the name of a published article. |
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BOX-FOLDER 207/1 |
Corn Husks: America's
First Dolls |
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Photos of corn husk dolls being made. "Corn Husks" may be the name of
a published article. |
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BOX-FOLDER 207/2 |
Civil
defense |
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Demonstrations of first aid, food storage, and emergency
procedures. |
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BOX-FOLDER 207/3 |
Doc's Boy's
Town |
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Daily life at Boys Town. |
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BOX-FOLDER 207/4 |
"Fife and
Drum" |
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Fife and drum marching band. "Fife and Drum" may be the name of a
published article. |
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BOX-FOLDER 207/5 |
Flax |
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Stages of flax farming and production. |
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BOX-FOLDER 207/6 |
Folk
dances |
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Examples of folk dance: Basque dancers from Spain and France, as well
as dancers from Belgium, Germany, Japan, and Italy. |
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BOX-FOLDER 208/1 |
Gettysburg
(1/3) |
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Various views of the grounds at Gettysburg: models, parade, graves,
ceremony. |
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BOX-FOLDER 208/2 |
Gettysburg
(2/3) |
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See the description for box-folder 208/1. |
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BOX-FOLDER 208/3 |
Gettysburg
(3/3) |
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See the description for box-folder 208/1. |
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BOX-FOLDER 208/4 |
George Washington
(1/2) |
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Historic homes of George Washington, including grounds and
interiors. |
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BOX-FOLDER 208/5 |
George Washington
(2/2) |
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See the description for box-folder 208/4. |
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BOX-FOLDER 208/6 |
Halloween |
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Kittens, jack o'lantern, pumpkin patch, wagon ride, and related
activities. |
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BOX-FOLDER 208/7 |
Editors
rejects |
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School-age children. |
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BOX-FOLDER 209/1 |
Male Basque dancers
(1/2) |
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BOX-FOLDER 209/2 |
Male Basque dancers
(2/2) |
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BOX-FOLDER 209/3 |
Marine exhibits -
Museum of Natural History |
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BOX-FOLDER 209/4 |
Matador |
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Bullfighting scenes. |
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BOX-FOLDER 209/5 |
Methodists -
Rio |
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BOX-FOLDER 209/6 |
Mexico
(1/2) |
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Mexican art, architecture, and culture including craft and
cooking |
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BOX-FOLDER 209/7 |
Mexico (2/2), 1950
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Mexican art, architecture, and culture including craft and
cooking |
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BOX-FOLDER 209/8 |
Mexico - Acapulco
(1/2) |
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Landscape, models at pool, fishing, and related scenes. |
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BOX-FOLDER 210/1 |
Mexico - Acapulco
(2/2) |
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See the description for box-folder 209/8. |
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BOX-FOLDER 210/2 |
Naval
Observatory |
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Observatory interior/exterior; Washington, D.C. |
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BOX-FOLDER 210/3 |
Nudes with lights
(1/2) |
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Photos of nudes with light effects. |
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BOX-FOLDER 210/4 |
Nudes with lights
(2/2) |
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See the description for box-folder 210/3. |
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BOX-FOLDER 210/5 |
Office clip
personalities |
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2D faces made with office supplies. |
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BOX-FOLDER 210/6 |
Old cars
(1/2) |
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Parade of antique cars |
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BOX-FOLDER 210/7 |
Old cars
(2/2) |
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Parade of antique cars |
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BOX-FOLDER 211/1 |
Old Kentucky
Home |
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BOX-FOLDER 211/2 |
Pelota
(1/2) |
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BOX-FOLDER 211/3 |
Pelota
(2/2) |
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BOX-FOLDER 211/4 |
Pigalle |
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BOX-FOLDER 211/5 |
Presidential Buttons
and Bows |
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Displayed and modeled presidential buttons, bows, and other
artifacts; misc photos |
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BOX-FOLDER 211/6 |
Presidential
hats |
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Hats worn by various presidents |
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BOX-FOLDER 211/7 |
Prostitution -
Chile |
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BOX-FOLDER 212/1 |
"The Right Dog for
the Right Person" |
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Dogs being trained to be seeing eye dogs. "The Right Dog for the
Right Person" may be the name of a published article. |
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BOX-FOLDER 212/2 |
Rodeo in
Chile |
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BOX-FOLDER 212/3 |
Chile |
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Cowboys, family life, street scenes, and related subjects. |
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BOX-FOLDER 212/4 |
Rio de
Janeiro |
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Landscapes, street scenes, shore scenes, Christ the Redeemer
(statue), and other scenes. |
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BOX-FOLDER 212/5 |
Uruguay |
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City scenes, nature scenes and shore scenes. |
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BOX-FOLDER 212/6 |
Scotland School for
Veterans' Children (1/2) |
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Formerly called the Scotland School for Veterans' Children, and
renamed Scotland School for Veterans' Children in 1951, the school
was located in Scotland, Pennsylvania. Photos show play time,
technical and academic classroom instruction, and other scenes. |
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BOX-FOLDER 212/7 |
Scotland School for
Veterans' Children (2/2) |
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See the description for box-folder 212/6. |
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BOX-FOLDER 212/8 |
Million Dollar
Showroom |
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Car and antiques showroom. See box-folder 136/10 for more images. |
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BOX-FOLDER 213/1 |
Soapbox Derby, 1950s
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Soap Box Derby crowd, cars, race |
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BOX-FOLDER 213/2 |
Sturbridge
tavern |
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Jean and others at historic tavern at Old Sturbridge Village. |
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BOX-FOLDER 213/3 |
Teenage party, 1952
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Teenagers in car and at a formal house party. |
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BOX-FOLDER 213/4 |
Thomas and Betts,
Co., Elizabeth, New Jersey |
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Workers making and packing connectors for electrical wires. |
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BOX-FOLDER 213/5 |
Trail of
Lincoln |
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Landmarks in the history of Abraham Lincoln's life, including a log
cabin and a monument. |
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BOX-FOLDER 213/6 |
"Twilight over
Europe" |
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Photos of twilight in various European locations. Images may have
accompanied a published article. |
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BOX-FOLDER 213/7 |
Underground
factory |
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Gun factory, workers, and machinery. |
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BOX-FOLDER 214/1 |
Woolford dogs
(1/2) |
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Dachshunds posing, and also doing tricks. These dogs may be the
"Woolford Weenies," trained by Mrs. Nana Woolford, of Plainfield,
New Jersey. She may be the woman in the photos. An issue of Life magazine featured a brief story on the dogs (August 7,
1939). These photos are of a later date, and may have accompanied a
published article. |
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BOX-FOLDER 214/2 |
Woolford dogs
(2/2) |
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See the description for box-folder 214/2. |
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BOX-FOLDER 214/3 |
Raccoon on a log,
1951
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Photos not included in the article "Can the Dog Catch the Coon?,"
published in the Detroit Free Press, September 16, 1951. |
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Subseries 18: Images from
binders
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These materials were originally housed in three-ring binders when
received by AFC. |
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BOX-FOLDER 214/4 |
Jean Ritchie in
performance |
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Events and locations include WYNC Fest, Albert Hall, London, and
Williamsburg (with Oscar Brand). |
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BOX-FOLDER 214/5 |
Fatima, Portugal
(1/2) |
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Pilgrims, the shrine, and related scenes. |
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BOX-FOLDER 214/6 |
Fatima, Portugal
(2/2) |
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See the description for box-folder 214/6. |
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BOX-FOLDER 214/7 |
Coal
mining |
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BOX-FOLDER 215/1 |
Steel mill
(1/4) |
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BOX-FOLDER 215/2 |
Steel mill
(1/4) |
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BOX-FOLDER 215/3 |
Steel mill
(1/4) |
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BOX-FOLDER 215/4 |
Steel mill
(1/4) |
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BOX-FOLDER 215/5 |
Ireland
(1/4) |
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Men playing handball and another ball game, Jean playing dulcimer,
Jean and other musicians, landscapes, domestic scenes, weaving,
domesticated and wild animals, hunting with hounds, and other scenes
and activities. |
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BOX-FOLDER 215/6 |
Ireland
(2/4) |
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See the description for box-folder 215/5. |
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