Photograph albums

Addenda to the records of the Rutland Corner House (174) founded in 1877 as "Home for Working Women"; the House eventually became a halfway house for mentally ill female outpatients.

Articles of incorporation, by-laws, minutes, membership records, photographs, audiovisual material, etc. of the Junior League of Boston, an educational and charitable organization.

Correspondence, diaries, financial papers, etc. of multiple generations of the Ames, Lesley, and Lyman families.

Two photographs albums compiled by Joan Marie Anderson, the Vice President for Political Action of the San Francisco chapter of the Young Republicans.

The Bradley H. Phillips papers consist of one manuscript notebook and two photo albums. The notes represent both the documentary ("Ancient Hawai'i)and experiential research ("Modern Hawai'i)"Phillips undertook during his trip.

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

Slides, negatives, photographic prints, and notes documenting architecture in central and northern Italy, as well as Henry Detweiller's research in architectural history.

Theatrical albums of duo Don and Gwen Sky.

Photographs, newspapers, and other material of social worker Eolyn Carolyn Klugh Guy.

The Herman L. Dillingham papers consist of scrapbooks and photograph albums collected by Dillingham, while traveling through South America during his tenure as the assistant secretary to the Boston Chamber of Commerce.

Correspondence, photographs, writings, and other material of journalist, radio personality, community activist, and business woman Gretchen Flippin Jackson.

Photograph album compiled by Toshiko Nannette Nakahara Kawaguchi, a teenaged girl incarcerated at the Poston Relocation Center in Arizona, documenting her experience at the concentration camp for Japanese Americans during World War II.

Consists of one photograph album depicting Massachusetts General Hospital nursing students and doctors in hospital and leisure settings. Photographs are snapshots likely taken by the album's creator. Images are labels with a mixture of proper names, nicknames, and commentary; several pages are embellished with ink sketches. One photograph labeled "The Seniors" indicates that the album was created by a student at the Massachusetts General Hospital Training School for Nurses.

Scripts, reviews, notebooks, diaries, production documents, posters, and CDs, DVDs, and videotapes of filmmaker Mira Nair.

Photograph albums featuring model and burlesque dancer Lynne O'Neill who was known as "The Original Garter Girl."

Correspondence, family history, writings, photographs and other papers of Boston Globe journalist Anne Cabot Wyman.

Correspondence, photographs, writings, diaries, and other personal papers of Catherine Atwater Galbraith.

Diaries and other Radcliffe and Harvard papers of Edith Hagar documenting the social lives of college students and cultural life in Boston and Cambridge.

Photographs and correspondence of suffragist Ethel Bret Harte.

Biographical material, appointment books, photographs, campaign records, teaching papers, writings, audiovisual material, etc., of Janis A. Pryor, media and political consultant.

Artwork, photographs, and scrapbooks of artist Lillian Cotton Impey and her sister, Eleanor Cotton Burden.

Correspondence, diaries, photographs, and other personal documents of Louise Walker McCannel, philanthropist and civic activist, as well as the correspondence and other personal papers of her siblings and parents (Archie Dean Walker Sr. family of Minneapolis, Minnesota), her children (the McCannel family), her aunts, uncles, and her grandparents (T. B. Walker family of Minneapolis, Minnesota), and other family members.