Color photographs.
Subject
Subject Source: Unspecified ingested source
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
David Dickinson Potter papers
Collection — Multiple ContainersIdentifier: H MS c542Overview:
The David Dickinson Potter papers, 1859-2014 (inclusive), 1958-2014 (bulk) consist of papers, as well as some electronic media, film, slides, photographs, and photographic negatives, produced as a result of Potter’s professional activities as a neurobiologist and teacher in the Harvard Medical School Department of Neurobiology, and from his work as a mentor and advocate for underrepresented students at Harvard Medical School. The collection also includes records from Potter’s work...
Frank A. Loda personal archive
FOUND IN:
Harvard University Archives
Collection Identifier: HUM 286
Abstract:
Frank Aloysius Loda, Jr., (born 1934), physician and professor, received his AB (1956) from Harvard University and his MD (1960) from Vanderbilt University (four years in medical school and one year as an intern in pediatrics). The collection contains approximately 550 letters and postcards from Loda to his family in Texarkana, Arkansas. The letters and postcards document Loda’s experiences as an undergraduate student at Harvard University from 1952 to 1956, and his post-graduate studies...
Mary Ellen Wohl papers
Collection Identifier: H MS c154Overview:
The Mary Ellen Wohl papers, 1962-2005 (inclusive), are the product of Wohl’s research and professional activities during her career at Harvard Medical School as Professor of Pediatrics, and Boston Children’s Hospital as Chief of the Division of Respiratory Diseases and Director of the Cystic Fibrosis Program.
Richard Dillon color photographs of William Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso, Peter Orlovsky and others at Naropa
FOUND IN:
Houghton Library
Collection — Volume 1Identifier: 2014M-24
Summary:
Photographs with Ritz Camera processing envelope.
Edward W. Wagner personal archive
FOUND IN:
Harvard University Archives
Collection Identifier: HUM 243
Overview:
Edward Willett Wagner (1924-2001) was Professor of Korean Studies at Harvard for thirty-five years and was a pioneer in the study of Korean history in the United States. A specialist in pre-modern Korean history, Wagner's research centered on the study of the elite structure of Korea’s Yi (Chosŏn) dynasty. The Edward W. Wagner personal archive documents Wagner’s academic and professional career as a teacher, writer, and historian and highlights his role as an authority on the history and...