Photographs.

Includes photographs of theatrical figures (some with autograph signatures); theater programs from Boston, Chicago, and Europe, 1870-1946; and a disbound scrapbook of clippings and correspondence, 1892-1916. The correspondence is mostly addressed to Locke from theatrical figures and family members.

Includes: diaries, 1937 and 1939-1940 (with later notes); photographs; compositions and correspondence, circa 1942-1965.

The Samuel A. Levine papers, 1908-1994 and 2016-2017 (inclusive) consist primarily of papers, photographs, and film created during and after the life of cardiologist Samuel A. Levine and collected by Levine and family members, including his wife Rosalind W. Levine, son Herbert J. Levine, daughter-in-law Sandra Levine, and grandson Jonathan H. Scheff.

Manuscripts and photographs concerning Irish poets.

Images date from 1885-1920; copied for the Roosevelt Memorial Association.

Includes correspondence, notes, programs, and other material of the Quartet and particularly of its founder, Wolfe Wolfinsohn; formats include photographs, manuscript, typescript, and printed material.

Individuals and scenes, all identified (but not dated) on verso.

Photographs of the dancer and her students.

3 folders of manuscript material concerning Volkhovsky, including photographs.

A collection of illustrated letters and cards, caricatures, a photograph album, and a scrapbook telling the story of Crane's friendship with two sisters, Annie Ashton White Booth and Ellen White, and their family over a period of more than 40 years.

Photograph album contains both platinum and silver gelatin prints

With one photograph and a pamphlet.

22 engraved and mezzotint portraits by Tomkins after various artists, produced in London, 1790-1839. Also contains 345 prints, 15 original drawings, 2 copper plates by Leney, executed in London and New York from the 1790s to the 1820s. With miscellaneous correspondence and photographs concerning Leney and the Crane collection.

Consists of the following: correspondence with William A. Jackson and Dorothy Judd Jackson; compositions ("Thomas Frognall Dibdin", 2 typescripts"Some Limitations of Microfilm", typescript (negative photostat)); offprints and other printed items; photographs, Fort Worth 1955; and Fort Worth news clippings, 1955.

Contains reports mostly written by Hornblower related to refugees from the Armenian genocide carried out by the Ottoman government and from Palestine due to battles fought in the Middle Eastern theatre of World War I. Formats include mimeographs and photographs. Photographs depict camp life; papers include charts. Camps were located in Port Said and Alexandria.

Engravings, programs, and unidentified photographs, mostly from England and Boston (Mass.).

Photographs of historical documents in his collection pertaining to Canada, negative photographic stats of documents, and portrait photographs, including one of Charles W. Eliot in Japan.