Photographs

This finding aid describes photographs, negatives, slides, and photomechanical prints of Boston Medical Library officers, librarians, members, events, library materials, and buildings.

Additional records of the Boston Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) document members' activism for reproductive rights, economic equality, ending violence against women, etc.

Audio recordings, phone logs and programming books, promotional material, budgets, flyers, etc. of Boston Women's Community Radio.

Reports, meeting minutes, incorporation papers, by-laws, correspondence, memos, grant applications, publications, financial records, photographs, video and audio recordings, press releases, and financial records of the Boston Women's Fund. Grant applications include pamphlets, brochures, flyers, and other publications from Boston-based grassroots community organizations for women.

Correspondence, writings, photographs, etc., of Dorothy Stebbins Bowles, social worker and wife of Chester Bowles, who was the American ambassador to India twice and Governor of Connecticut.

The Brazil Railway Company records include administrative material, financial records, and letters and papers pertaining to the reorganization of the company spearheaded by W. Cameron Forbes, 1914-1920.

Addenda to the papers (MC 281) of Gertrude Foster Brown, including correspondence, photographs, diaries, etc.

Addenda to the papers of Charlotte Bunch, educator, lesbian feminist, writer, and activist.

Correspondence, diaries, photographs and genealogical information of Holly Williams Bundock and her extended family.

Correspondence, diaries, writings, photographs, audiocassettes, compact disc of economist Elisabeth Burger, trade unionist and government official Frieda S. Miller, and labor organizer Pauline Newman.

Papers of Beatrice Sobel Burstein, member of New York State Commission of Correction, lawyer, judge, and advocate for prisoners' and children's rights.

Scrapbook contains photographs of Anna Land Butler's family and friends; programs and handbills for events at local theaters, including the Apollo Theatre; ticket stubs from dances and other events Butler attended; invitations to parties; napkins, calling cards, and other mementos from parties and events she attended; a song sheet; and a menu from an unnamed restaurant.

Back-and-white photographs of Harvard faculty and employees taken by the Harvard University News Office for publicity, press releases, and in publications. Images consist of negatives and contact prints stored together in 3x5 inch envelopes.

Correspondence, brochures, photographs, financial records, audio and videotapes, and motion pictures of Camp Onaway, one of the first girls' camps in the United States. Also includes the organization's web site.

Photographs, camp uniforms, song books, campers' letters, DVD, and memorabilia of Camp Walden, a girls' camp established in 1916.

Diaries, engagement calendars, and correspondence of Ida Maud Cannon; stories, articles/essays, and scrapbooks by Cornelia James Cannon; family correspondence, of Cornelia, Walter B. Cannon, and their children: Bradford Cannon, Wilma (Cannon) Fairbanks, Linda (Cannon) Burgess, Marian (Cannon) Schlesinger, and Helen (Cannon) Bond; photographs of family and events.

Biographical materials, personal and professional correspondence, reports, writings, speeches, and photographs of Carol Riegelman Lubin, primarily documenting her work with the International Labour Organization and other professional activities.

Papers of Dr. Nancy Caroline, pioneer in the training of paramedics and emergency medical technicians. Caroline worked in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and in Israel and Africa.

The Casper Morley Epsteen papers, 1928-1983 (inclusive), 1950s-1979 (bulk), consist of records generated as a product of Epsteen's career as a maxillofacial surgeon, professor, and active member of the American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons (founded 1947) and the American Board of Maxillofacial Surgery (founded 1946).

Notes, manuscripts, clippings and published articles relating to the research interests of Giorgio Castelfranco, Italian Art Historian and officer of the Italian Fine Arts administration.

This collection includes black and white photographic prints that document the history of the Caterpillar Tractor Company and provide information about methods of farming, road building and construction in use in the early part of the twentieth century.

Artwork, diaries, clippings, photographs, family correspondence, etc., of sculptor Cornelia Van Auken Chapin.