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Keywords: Swimmers; Group portraits
Publisher: Springfield College
Student Don Page participating in the Work Program at Black Mountain College. Both faculty and students participated in the work program, which included the daily chores necessary for the upkeep of the school at the Blue Ridge campus. When the college purchased land nearby, the work program was expanded to include the construction of college buildings and the maintenance of an inn and farm on the Lake Eden property. The college officially moved to the Lake Eden campus in 1941.
Source: North Carolina Digital Collections
Location: Black Mountain College, NC
Subject: Don Page
Collection: Work Program Archive
Date created: 1941
Publisher: Los Angeles Daily News
Language: No linguistic content
Collection: Los Angeles Daily News Negatives
Title: Theodore Roosevelt as assemblyman in 1884
Date Created/Published: 1884, printed ca. 1923.
Medium: 1 photographic print.
Summary: Photograph showing a young Theodore Roosevelt, three-quarter length portrait, seated.
Reproduction Number: LC-DIG-ppmsca-37557 (digital file from original photograph)
Rights Advisory: No known restrictions on publication.
Call Number: NYWTS - BIOG-- Roosevelt, Theodore, President -- Portraits [item] [P&P]
Repository: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA
Collection: Gordon Dodson Family Collection
Identifier: Q164734
Format: Still image — Photograph (600 PPI TIFF)
Creator: Henry Gordon Dodson
Location: Long Binh Post, Vietnam (Republic)
Billy Baum holding four fish on a dock at Oregon Inlet. Part of a collection of photographic negatives and prints taken by Aycock Brown documenting life on the North Carolina Outer Banks.
Collection: Manatee County Public Library Digital Collection
Identifier: M01‑10005‑B
Format: Photograph (JPEG)
Location: Florida — Manatee County — Bradenton Beach
Subjects: Hurricane Alma; Hurricanes; United States
Description: “Danger No Swimming Today” sign posted at the beach after Hurricane Alma. Barry Frederickson and Rocky Von Hahmann dig a hole to place the sign; a lifeguard stand is visible in the distance.
Publisher: Manatee County Public Library System
Description: “A 19‑year‑old Florence, Ala., serviceman, Pvt. Joe Horton, who was wounded during the fierce fighting on Okinawa, is shown in his bunk aboard a U.S. hospital ship heading for a Marianas port. Pvt. Horton was a member of the Army’s 77th Infantry Division, the ‘Statue of Liberty’ Division, which also served gallantly on Leyte in the Philippine Islands.”
Repository: Alabama Department of Archives and History, Montgomery, Alabama