Panoramas
Subject
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Refers generally to pictorial representations with very broad horizontal ranges of view. The term is also used specifically for photographs that show a wide view produced by a panoramic camera or by joining photographs together.
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
[Class of 1901 reunion outing, location unknown], [circa 1911] Digital
FOUND IN:
Harvard University Archives
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Sub-Group:
Harvard University Archives Photograph Collection: Subjects: Panoramas
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Series:
Class of 1901
Item Identifier: HUPSFPA, HUPSF Class of 1901 (PA 6)
Scope and Contents:
The panoramic photographs chiefly depict Harvard students or alumni in large organizational groups formally posed.
[Class of 1901 reunion outing, possibly at Nantasket Beach, Hull, Mass.], [circa 1916] Digital
FOUND IN:
Harvard University Archives
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Sub-Group:
Harvard University Archives Photograph Collection: Subjects: Panoramas
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Series:
Class of 1901
Item Identifier: HUPSFPA, HUPSF Class of 1901 (PA 7)
Scope and Contents:
Group portrait of the Class of 1901, some in swimming gear, on what appears to be Nantasket Beach, Hull, Massachusetts. A band is playing in the background.
Harvard Class of 1901 - 50th Reunion , June 20, 1951 Digital
FOUND IN:
Harvard University Archives
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Sub-Group:
Harvard University Archives Photograph Collection: Subjects: Panoramas
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Series:
Class of 1901
Item Identifier: HUPSFPA, HUPSF Class of 1901 (PA 3)
Scope and Contents:
Group portrait of the members of the Harvard Class of 1901 and their wives at their 50th reunion in 1951. One child is included in the photograph. "Class of 1901" is handwritten on the back of the photograph.
Harvard Quindecennial 1901, Rye Beach, N.H., June 19, 1916 Digital
FOUND IN:
Harvard University Archives
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Sub-Group:
Harvard University Archives Photograph Collection: Subjects: Panoramas
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Series:
Class of 1901
Item Identifier: HUPSFPA, HUPSF Class of 1901 (PA 1)
Scope and Contents:
Group portrait of members of the Harvard Class of 1901 at Rye Beach, New Hampshire for their quindecennial reunion in 1916.