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Letter to Frank E. Smith, Jr. '1930 from his mother, July 4, 1928
Addressed to Frank E. Smith, Jr. at the Summer School of Geology and Natural Resources, on the private Pullman car "Princeton" in Denver, Colorado.
Edwin Esmay '1930 Letter to his Aunt, circa 1928
This folder contains one letter from Edwin Esmay '1930 to his aunt, Grace Treible Johns of Utica, NY. Grace was the daughter of Rev. Wilson Treible and Eva Blecher Treible, who was a descendant of Gov. Jonathan Belcher. Includes comments on the completion of the new university chapel.
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Photograph of Hopi Women Carrying Water, circa late 19th-early 20th century
Consists of an unidentified photograph of two Hopi women carrying water.
Casasola, Juan Manuel, Photographs of Indigenous People in Mexico, circa early 20th century
Consists of two uncaptioned photographs taken by Juan Manuel Casasola of Indigenous people in Mexico, perhaps near Juárez. One photograph depicts a family in front of a dwelling and the other shows a young woman looking out from the side of a train.
Kinsey, Clark, Photographs of Logging Operations in Washington, circa 1929
Consists of three large sepia-tinted silver gelatin photographic prints. The images document logging crews and operations in or near Gray's Harbor County, Washington. One of the photographs shows a logging crew standing on the Clemons Logging Company's Heisler No. 2 locomotive, which was a standard gauge 90-ton 3-truck sold to the company in 1928. Along with the crew, there are logged stands of timber in the background. There is a caption in negative at the bottom of the photograph: "No 2 / Clemons Log Co / C Kinsey Photo." The other two photographs show Northwestern Lumber Company crews from Camp 14. One of the photographs is taken at a portrait orientation to show the height and extensive rigging attached to the sole tree trunk in the mid-distance. The photographer is on the rail line, and the image shows the crew and a steam donkey at work at the base of the tree further down the rail. The inscription, "No 206 / Camp 14 / Northwestern Lmbr Co / C Kinsey Photo," is at the bottom of the photograph in negative. The other Camp 14 photograph shows six men from the logging crew posing on one of the two steam donkeys pictured in the photograph. The inscription, in negative, reads "Camp #14 / Northwestern Lmbr Co / C. Kinsey Photo." The crew appear to be at the base of the same tree decked with rigging in the other Camp 14 photograph.
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"Scrapbook", circa 1937-1841
Scrapbook of ephemera. Includes clippings about Parrish's collection of Victorian Novelists; printed invitations and announcements from "The Philadelphia Club"; typed letters and printed material concerning Parrish's honorary degree from Princeton, dated 1939; clippings, invitations, and announcements of exhibitions from the "Library Company of Philadelphia," etc. Newspaper clippings from the "Philadelphia Record," "Times Literary Supplement," "Philadelphia Inquirer," etc.
"Original Sketches for the Hunting of the Snark, Henry Holiday", circa 1876-1923
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Contains original "Snark" drawings, engravers' proofs, and autograph letters, tipped in. Correspondence includes letter from Henry Holiday regarding the proofs and certain comments from Lewis Carroll (4 pp.) dated March 13th, 1922; autograph letter from George Sutcliffe, who was in personal communication with Mr. Holliday (2 pp.) dated March 24th, 1922; two letters from Henry Holiday to Henry Smith, one dated March 12th, 1923, the other "18-5-23" regarding sale of the book "Hunting of the Snark"; autograph letter from Henry Holiday to Henry Smith with thanks for payment of "Hunting of the Snark" (4 pp.) dated December 8, 1923.