MSS 000 Photograph Collection: Inventory

Photographs COLLECTION

Earl K. Long Library

University of New Orleans

Size: 9 linear feet 

Geographic locations: Primarily New Orleans, La.

Inclusive dates: ca. 1850-present

Summary: An artificial collection of photographs, compiled from various sources. 

Related collections: Frank B. Moore Collection (Mss 145); Vieux Carré Photographs Collection (Mss 207); William Hession Collection (Mss 229); New Orleans Views Collection (Mss 235)

Source: Gifts, purchases

Access: No restrictions

Copyright: Physical rights are retained by the Earl K. Long Library, University of New Orleans.

Citation: Photographs Collection, Earl K. Long Library, University of New Orleans

Nienaber family tomb, Carrollton Cemetery; probably shortly after Miss Margaret Nienaber's funeral, September 4, 1907 (See Daily Picayune, September 4, 1907, p. 5, col. 6-7)

St. Patrick's Day Banquet, St. Charles Hotel

Group pose with sign "6th Grade | 1907."  McDonogh 23 School?

Child in urban winter scene with considerable ice

Large frame residence in rural community (St. Tammany Parish?)

Posed group of girls with "Wright High School" banner; school building in rear

Man at controls of motorized wagon parked on Elysian Fields Avenue; Washington Square and Dauphine Street in background

Wagon with name "GARLAND" stenciled on side; Elysian Fields Avenue with railroad tracks, Washington Square, and Dauphine Street in background

Black Civil War soldier identified in accompanying copy of National Archives letter (August 4, 1942) as Jules Dickerson, alias Jules Dixon, Corporal, Company B, 80th United States Colored Volunteer Infantry.  Mr. Jules Edward, a Dickerson descendant, stated that the subject was originally from St. James Parish, Louisiana

Public market, New Orleans

Interior group scene, "50'TH BIRTHDAY.  R. PELAYO | N.O. FEB 28 .1913."

Street scene featuring two-story brick building with sign, "THE M[I]DWAY SALOON.  [C] CRESSIONNIE PROP."  View includes two men, one of whom appears to be the bartender.  Support columns of building's gallery bear signs advertising Louisiana Pilsener Beer, New Orleans Brewing Company.  Building, now demolished, stood on the downtown side of the 400 block of Jackson Avenue.  See also Remarks below.

Group portrait of students in front of frame building (1405 St. Mary Street) with sign "Southern College of Music"

Formal three-quarter portrait of a young black woman

Formal three-quarter portrait of middle-aged black woman

View of Canal Street (downtown side of 500 and 600 blocks) and Exchange Alley, featuring obelisks memorializing New Orleanians killed in World War I; includes Werlein and Godchaux buildings, moving streetcar, and parked automobiles

View of Canal Street (downtown side of 600 block) and Exchange Alley featuring obelisk memorializing New Orleanians killed in World War I; includes parked automobiles and moving streetcar and automobile

Close-up of obelisk with plaque containing names of New Orleanians killed in World War I; background includes part of 600 block of Canal Street, a streetcar, and parked automobiles

Montage of individual bust portraits of members of 1935 class, Loyola University, School of Dentistry; includes portrait of Dr. C. Victor Vignes, Dean

Mercier Building on Canal Street being dismantled; view includes portion of adjacent Grand Opera House and buildings along Dauphine Street

Outdoor group portrait of young people and Roman Catholic clergy.  Probably a First Communion or Confirmation portrait; physiognomy of the youths suggests Indian/Mexican origins

Double row of live oaks, probably at Audubon Park

Cemetery wall vaults (close-up)

Interior of Horticultural Hall, Audubon Park

Ushers Society, St. Stephen's Church

Church altar decorated for Good Friday

Cotton Levee and Canal Street with Custom House and Christ Church in background

Rex parade on Canal Street passing Dauphine Street

Garage / service station, 915 Broad Street

Construction work, Sewerage and Water Board facilities, South Claiborne Avenue between Eagle and Monticello Streets

Jefferson Commercial and Savings Bank, Copernicus Street, Gretna, La.

Interior, Deluxe Lunchroom, 705 Poydras Street

Portrait of a group of men before entrance to Consolidated Rice Co. and National Rice Milling Co., both 31 North Peters Street

Entrance hall and sitting room with staircase, 2726 Esplanade Avenue

Exterior view of residence, 2726 Esplanade Avenue

Bedroom, 2726 Esplanade Avenue

Dining room, 2726 Esplanade Avenue

Parlor/music room, 2726 Esplanade Avenue

New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad "halfway station," downtown/river corner of Napoleon and St. Charles Avenues

Group of men and women in rural setting, probably Bonnet Carre Spillway

Charity Hospital newly completed

Street view of three-bay cottage, 3527 Carondelet Street

Delta Orchestra of New Orleans

Group portrait, personnel of New Orleans Quartermaster Depot

Group portrait, Kiwanis Mid-City Club of New Orleans

Portrait of unidentified group

Standing portrait of Oscar J. Dunn?

Group portrait of Shriners in automobile; probably delegates to Thirty-Sixth Annual Session of Imperial Council, New Orleans, April 1910

Exterior view, restaurant, Buck Town, Jefferson Parish

Interior view, restaurant, Buck Town, Jefferson Parish

Interior view, Herman R. Brunies Restaurant, 700 Second Street, Gretna, La.

Portrait of Loyola University, School of Dentistry, Class of 1919

Group portrait of Professor Harry Mendelson's School Band on steps of Isaac Delgado Museum of Art

Group portrait of Professor Harry Mendelson's School Band before Harry Mendelson's Conservatory of Music, Singing, Dancing, and Dramatic Art, 2209 St. Charles Ave. (uptown-lake corner of St. Charles and Jackson Avenues)

Group portrait, annual reunion banquet, Class of 1884-1885, McDonogh School No. 13, Monteleone Hotel, March 16, 1929

Cornerstone dedication, Courthouse, Royal and St. Louis Streets

Roman Catholic Confirmation Class; unidentified parish but probably New Orleans

Studio portrait of three men in buffoonish costumes with legend "ELK'S CIRCUS"

Group portrait of female members of American Red Cross

French Opera House

Group portrait, Regal Sales Meeting, American Brewing Co., New Orleans, Dec. 18, 19, 1949

Group portrait of twelve men in dining room, possibly St. Charles or Grunewald Hotel

Group portrait, graduation class, St. Henry's Catholic School, 821 General Pershing Street

Group portrait, Jefferson City Buzzards

Group portrait, James Hubert Blenk Council, Knights of Columbus, Class Initiation, Gretna, La.

Group portrait, interior of St. James A.M.E. Church, 220 N. Roman Street

Group portrait, formally attired girls (graduating class?)

Group portrait, formally attired girls (graduating class?)

Group portrait, New Orleans Oratorio Society and Symphony Orchestra

Group portrait of St. Stanislaus College baseball team

Holy Savior Convent, Main and Vacherie streets, Lockport, La.

Formal landscape with moss-draped live oaks, Brookgreen Gardens, S.C.

Three steamboats on Mississippi

Grove of oak trees in City Park or Audubon Park

French Quarter street scene, several people in front of a saloon

Formal portrait of officials and delegates, United Daughters of the Confederacy Convention, Mansfield, La., April 6, 7, 8, 1925, posed before Dick Taylor Chapter House, Grand Cane, La.

Formal portrait of military cadets, St. Simeon's Select School

Group portrait of female students with Father Thomas J. Larkin, A.M., Holy Name of Mary School, Algiers

Group portrait of female students with Father Thomas J. Larkin, A.M., Holy Name of Mary School, Algiers

Group portrait, Dock Board baseball team

Steamboat Jesse K. Bell at New Orleans wharf

Steamboat Baton Rouge

View of Horticultural Hall, World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition (1884/85), with cart and driver in foreground

View of standpipe on grounds on World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition (1884/85)

Interior view of Main Building, World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition (1884/85), before installation of displays

Palmyra Pleasure Club, a fishing camp on pilings over water with boardwalk from land to camp

Group of men in room that appears to be a saloon

Michael Untereiner

Group of seven black children in rural setting

Montage of 81 portraits of teenage girls from Girls High School No. 3

Group portrait of male parishioners arrayed before Franklin Street Methodist Episcopal Church, 2001 So. Franklin (now Loyola Avenue)

Attorney General Eugene Stanley, probably at his inaugural ceremonies

Rex parade on Canal Street

Banquet of New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Association

Street scene of two-story double residence, ca. 1910

City street after heavy snowfall; New Iberia?

Canal Street with mule cars and Henry Clay statue

Sisters of the Holy Family Convent / School, 717 Orleans Street

Cotton factor's grading room; probably New Orleans

St. Louis Cathedral garden

Montage of portraits of Charity Hospital administrators and physicians; titled "Charity Hospital Interne Corps"

Formal portrait of African-American family in rural setting

Visitors with naval officers on deck of Italian cruiser Etruria, New Orleans harbor

Aerial view, Central Business District

Sugar Refinery, Loreauville (Iberia Parish), Louisiana

Student body, Sarah C. Banner Private School, 726 Third Street

Residence on Elmfield Plantation, Assumption Parish, La.

Informal group portrait (probably picnickers) in rural setting

Automobile with driver in Audubon Park

Center-hall, raised residence at 928 Orange Street (old number 122 Orange Street)

Formal portrait, 1909 Graduating Class, New Orleans Normal School

Statue of Virgin and Christ Child in garden of St. Mary's Assumption Church

Studio portrait, Dr. Peter B. Salatich (died March 8, 1967), New Orleans surgeon

Studio portrait, Dr. R. J. Salatich (died June 19, 1966), New Orleans dentist

Formal portrait, A. H. Wilson School, graduating class of 1935

Mayor Robert S. Maestri with Harry L. Hopkins and other Works Projects Administration officials inspecting City Park Stadium

Real estate development in vicinity of Lake Vista

Roadway and real estate development in vicinity of Lake Vista

Nine views of ruins of French Opera House

Josephine Hutchinson Memorial Building (1551 Canal Street) of Tulane University Medical School

George Paoletti's band

Rex parade float moving uptown; Masonic Temple and buildings on lake side of 400 block of St. Charles Avenue in background

Group portrait, Actuarial Science Club, Boys' High School of Commerce (Samuel J. Peters High School)

Second Convent of St. Michael, Convent, La.

Hope Haven Band, Marrero, La.

Sugar cane mill, Gramercy, La.

Column of troops marching on a broad street of small town or suburban area

Large group of African-American children in rear yard of wooden building, probably in New Orleans

"The Tuxedo Brass Band, at a Masonic cornerstone laying, about 1919"

New Orleans plainclothesmen with shotguns in touring car surrounded by other officers; First Precinct Police Station (227 S. Saratoga Street)

Higgins Incorporated ships and shipyards

Residence, ca. 1925, probably in uptown or Carrollton section of New Orleans

Bust portrait of Governor Huey P. Long

Senator Huey P. Long standing in front of a parked DeSoto automobile, probably his, in the District of Columbia

Panoramic view of Louisiana State University band, with campus in background

South Claiborne Avenue

Pair of African-American convicts in striped prison garb, handcuffed together

Cemetery tombs, probably New Orleans

Panoramic view of Jerusalem Temple Band in front of auditorium, 1137 St. Charles Avenue, with other buildings to right and left

Launch with two men on Bayou Lafourche

Large gathering of people by Bayou Lafourche, possibly in Lockport

Alcee Fortier High School Senior Band, 1942

Xavier University, Grade 10-5

Graduating Class, Evening School No. 3

Historical Note

            Photography was brought to New Orleans by Jules Lion, a portrait painter and lithographer, in March 1840.  Just six months before, the daguerreotype process had been introduced in Paris by its originator, Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre.  According to Photography in New Orleans: The Early Years, 1840-1865 by Margaret Denton Smith and Mary Louise Tucker (Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1982), "The early history of photography in the Crescent City was similar to that of many cities in the United States.  There was at first a reaction of total amazement to the daguerreotype; local commentators expressed curiosity and delight in the process that enabled one to create pictures with light" (p. [3]).

            An Englishman, Frederick Scott Archer, in 1851 "developed a method of using a light-sensitive collodion emulsion as the medium for creating a negative image.  When the negative was formed upon a glass plate and backed by a dark ground, the image appeared positive.  This unique photograph was called an ambrotype.  When the negative was formed on a thin iron sheet, which had been japanned black or dark brown, it was called a ferrotype or tintype.  This was also a unique image.  Photographs upon glass or common sheet metal were much cheaper to produce than daguerreotypes, which required more precious metals as well as hours of preparation.  But the most important use of the collodion process was for the production of glass negatives from which many paper positives could be made, thus introducing a means of rapid production of inexpensive multiple prints" (p. 5).

            "If New Orleans was like other American cities in its enthusiastic acceptance and participation in the development of the photographic processes the first two decades, it was radically different from them in the 1860s.  In 1861 the trend was dramatically reversed by the events and consequences of the Civil War: the blockade of the port, federal occupation and confiscation of property, and finally Reconstruction government.  A tragic decline in private fortunes and quality of life persisted for almost twenty years" (p. 6).

            "The war created a shift from an emphasis on leisurely portrait making to a fast turnout of inexpensive images such as the tintype and carte-de-visite, which recorded the faces of the young soldiers and their families as well as the generals of opposing armies.  The carte-de-visite was a small paper photograph, usually 2½ by 4 inches, which was mounted on a card about the size of a visiting card.  It was a French invention, patented in 1854.  Works of this type were mailed by the thousands to loved ones, who placed them in albums as cherished mementoes or popular souvenirs.  The war also contributed to the expanson of the photographer's interests and to commissions beyond the portrait."  Several New Orleans photographers "participated in recording a tragic part of their country's history" (p. 6).

            During its first quarter-century, "photography in New Orleans evolved from a one-man artistic endeavor to a business-oriented profession intent on the rapid production of inexpensive prints.  The multiplication character inherent in the paper photographic processes was fully exploited.  The stereo view card became as popular an item as the carte-de-visite, and in 1866 the cabinet portrait was introduced.  This was a print, 4 by 5½ inches, mounted on a card that was 4¼ by 6½ inches.  By 1865 the paper photograph had replaced the unique images of the daguerreotype and ambrotype, and the tintype was in declining use" (p. 7).

            "In 1869 several important changes occurred.  A method for retouching the negative rather than the finished print revolutionized the portrait business; the opening of the American West by the railroad companies stimulated an interest in landscape photography and boosted the stereo trade card.  In 1871 a radical change was made by a British physician, Richard L. Maddox, who took the first steps in the development of a gelatin-based negative, which would eventually lead to the production of cameras for the millions.  Photography was then taken out of the exclusive domain of the professional operator, who offered traditional and formal images, and was put into the hands of the amateur who used the camera for personal expression" (p. 7).

 

Container List

 

Number:                 P-1

Location:               4.1

Subject:                 Nienaber family tomb, Carrollton Cemetery; probably shortly after Miss Margaret Nienaber's funeral, September 4, 1907 (See Daily Picayune, September 4, 1907, p. 5, col. 6-7)

Date:                       Probably September 4, 1907

Photographer:     Ernest J. Bellocq, New Orleans 

Form:                      Print (7" x 9") mounted on paper board (11" x 14")

Condition:             Some foxing on print and mount board; corner of mount board chipped

Remarks:               See also P-2

Source:                  Purchase, 1980

 

Number:                 P-2 

Location:               4.1

Subject:                 Nienaber family tomb, Carrollton Cemetery; probably shortly after Miss Margaret Nienaber's funeral, September 4, 1907 (See Daily Picayune, September 4, 1907, p. 5, col. 6-7)

Date:                       Probably September 4, 1907 

Photographer:     Ernest J. Bellocq, New Orleans

Form:                      Print (7" x 9") mounted on paper board (11" x 14")

Condition:             Some foxing on print and mount board

 

Remarks:               See also P-1.  Lent to New Orleans Museum of Art, Bellocq Exhibition, 1996

Source:                  Purchase, 1980

 

Number:                 P-7

Location:               5.2

Subject:                 St. Patrick's Day Banquet, St. Charles Hotel

Date:                       1910

Photographer:     Unknown

Form:                      Print (8" x 12") tinted green, mounted on paper board (12" x 15")

Condition:             Holes and tears on print and mounting board

Remarks:               Printed list of dignitaries on mounting board

Source:                  Purchase, 1978

 

Number:                 P-8

Location:               4.1

Subject:                 Group pose with sign "6th Grade | 1907."  McDonogh 23 School?

Date:                       1907

Photographer:     Teunisson Photo, N.O.LA.

Form:                      Print (7¾" x 9_") mounted on paper board (11" x 14")

Condition:

 

Remarks:               Dealer reported picture came from same source as photographs P-and P-2

Source:                  Purchase, 1980

Number:                 P-20

 

Location:               5.2

 

Subject:                 Child in urban winter scene with considerable ice

 

Date:                       ca. 1920s?

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10") mounted on paper board (12" x 14")

 

Condition:             Edge of mounting board scuffed

 

Remarks:               Penciled on reverse "Albert Robert | 4713 S. Carrollton Ave."

 

Source:                  Unknown

 

Number:                 P-21

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Large frame residence in rural community (St. Tammany Parish?)

 

Date:                       1910?

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (7" x 9") with mat (11" x 14")

 

Condition:

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1980

 

Number:                 P-23

 

Location:               5.2

 

Subject:                 Posed group of girls with "Wright High School" banner; school building in rear

 

Date:                       ca. 1920?

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10") mounted on paper board (12" x 14")

 

Condition:             Edges broken on mounting board

 

Remarks:               Inscribed on reverse, "High School Class of Lillian Olga Fincke"

 

Source:                  Unknown

 

Number:                 P-24

 

Location:               5.2

 

Subject:                 Man at controls of motorized wagon parked on Elysian Fields Avenue; Washington Square and Dauphine Street in background

 

Date:                       ca. 1915-1920

 

Photographer:     H. J. Harvey ½ Photo-N.O.

 

Form:                      Print (7" x 10") mounted on paper board (12" x 14")

 

Condition:             Print stained; mounting board stained and corners broken

 

Remarks:               See also P-25; Garland Wagon Company is listed in city directories of 1914 through 1962 at 725 and 731 Elysian Fields Avenue.  Earlier city directories from 1880s to 1914 list Garland family at same address and as blacksmiths, wheelwrights, and wagon manufacturers

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1979

 

Number:                 P-25

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Wagon with name "GARLAND" stenciled on side; Elysian Fields Avenue with railroad tracks, Washington Square, and Dauphine Street in background

 

Date:                       ca. 1915-1920

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10") mounted on paper board (12" x 14")

 

Condition:             Print foxed; mounting board cracked with missing corners

 

Remarks:               See also P-24; Garland Wagon Company is listed in city directories of 1914 through 1962 at 725 and 731 Elysian Fields Avenue.  Earlier city directories from 1880s to 1914 list Garland family at same address and as blacksmiths, wheelwrights, and wagon manufacturers

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1979

 

Number:                 P-32

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 St. Patrick's Day Banquet, St. Charles Hotel

 

Date:                       ca. 1905-1915

 

Photographer:     Teunisson

 

Form:                      Print (7¾" x 9½") mounted on paper board (11" x 14")

 

Condition:             Minor scratches on print; mounting board torn with frayed corners and edges

 

Remarks:               Inscribed on reverse in pencil: "I don't know | and I [dont] care"

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1980

 

Number:                 P-36

 

Location:               3.1

 

Subject:                 Black Civil War soldier identified in accompanying copy of National Archives letter (August 4, 1942) as Jules Dickerson, alias Jules Dixon, Corporal, Company B, 80th United States Colored Volunteer Infantry.  Mr. Jules Edward, a Dickerson descendant, stated that the subject was originally from St. James Parish, Louisiana.

 

Date:                       ca. 1865

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Modern color print (10" x 8") of earlier print tinted by pastel and/or water color

 

Condition:             Good

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Gift, 1981

 

Number:                 P-39

 

Location:               1.1

 

Subject:                 Public market, New Orleans

 

Date:                       ca. 1920s or 1930s

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (4½" x 2¾")

 

Condition:             Some yellowing, corners bent

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1982

 

Number:                 P-40

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Interior group scene, "50'TH BIRTHDAY.  R. PELAYO | N.O. FEB 28 .1913."

 

Date:                       February 28, 1913

 

Photographer:     C. L. Franck, 1717 Third St., New Orleans, La.

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10¼") mounted on card (11" x 14")

 

Condition:             Top corners on card mount broken; minor water stains; some surface dirt

 

Remarks:               Lettered in white on face of print: "50'th BIRTHDAY.  R. PELAYO. | N.O.  FEB 28.1913."  Stamped on reverse: " C. L. Franck, | 1717 THIRD ST. | NEW ORLEANS, LA. | Telephone Jackson [18]72."  New Orleans city directories for 1913 and 1914 list a Rudolph Pelayo, clerk, residing at 2314 Franklin Avenue.

 

Source:                  Purchase

 

Number:                 P-48

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Street scene featuring two-story brick building with sign, "THE M[I]DWAY SALOON.  [C] CRESSIONNIE PROP."  View includes two men, one of whom appears to be the bartender.  Support columns of building's gallery bear signs advertising Louisiana Pilsener Beer, New Orleans Brewing Company.  Building, now demolished, stood on the downtown side of the 400 block of Jackson Avenue.  See also Remarks below.

 

Date:                       ca. 1910-1915

 

Photographer:     Stamped on reverse: "...J. A. Hammond...Birmingham, Alabama"

 

Form:                      Print (5½" x 4") mounted on paper board (8" x 6")

 

Condition:             Print yellowing with dark spot in upper left corner; small flake spot to right of center; otherwise good with sharp image

 

Remarks:               Building to right of center in background of image is American Paint Works, 424 Josephine Street.  The 1912 city directory lists Claybert Cressionnie as a bartender at 458 Jackson Avenue

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983

 

Number:                 P-50

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait of students in front of frame building (1405 St. Mary Street) with sign "Southern College of Music"

 

Date:                       ca. 1900

 

Photographer:     Ink stamp on reverse: "Rojas & Conner ½ Photographers ½ 1007 Canal [St.]"

 

Form:                      Print (4¾" x 8") mounted on paper board (10" x 12")

 

Condition:             Minor surface loss, scratches, stains on print; paper board stained and foxed with tears and cracks

 

Remarks:               For additional material on Southern College of Music, see Ben C. Toledano Collection, Accession 70

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983

 Number:                P-54

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Formal three-quarter portrait of a young black woman

 

Date:                       ca. 1910-1915

 

Photographer:     A. P. Bedou

 

Form:                      Sepia print (5½" x 3¾") mounted in studio folder (9" x 14" when open)

 

Condition:             Slight blemishes on print; folder foxed and light-faded

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983

 

Number:                 P-57

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 Formal three-quarter portrait of middle-aged black woman

 

Date:                       ca. 1870s or 1880s

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (5½" x 4") mounted on paper board (6½" x 4¼")

 

Condition:             Some light fade, probably from previous framing; minor foxing

 

Remarks:               Clear image; number 4104 written on reverse

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983

 Number:                P-59-1

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 View of Canal Street (downtown side of 500 and 600 blocks) and Exchange Alley, featuring obelisks memorializing New Orleanians killed in World War I; includes Werlein and Godchaux buildings, moving streetcar, and parked automobiles

 

Date:                       1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7")

 

Condition:             Sharp image with minor surface dents; 603 penciled on reverse

 

Remarks:               See also P-59-2 and P-59-3 for other views of same subject

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983.  Negative made by Colorpix, April 12, 1993

Number:                 P-59-2

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 View of Canal Street (downtown side of 600 block) and Exchange Alley featuring obelisk memorializing New Orleanians killed in World War I; includes parked automobiles and moving streetcar and automobile

 

Date:                       1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7")

 

Condition:             Clear image with minor surface dents; 603 penciled on reverse

 

Remarks:               See also P-59-1 and P-59-3 for other views of same subject

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983

 

Number:                 P-59-3

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 Close-up of obelisk with plaque containing names of New Orleanians killed in World War I; background includes part of 600 block of Canal Street, a streetcar, and parked automobiles

 

Date:                       1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7")

 

Condition:             Sharp image with minor surface dents; 603 penciled on reverse together with "WWI Monument ½ New Orleans" in red ink

 

Remarks:               See P-59-1 and P-59-2 for other views of same subject

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983

 

Number:                 P-60

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Montage of individual bust portraits of members of 1935 class, Loyola University, School of Dentistry; includes portrait of Dr. C. Victor Vignes, Dean

 

Date:                       1935

 

Photographer:     Pons Studio

 

Form:                      Print (11" x 14")

 

Condition:             Sharp images; minor stains and surface loss resulting from original framing

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983.  Copy negative made by department

 

Number:                 P-62

 

Location:               1.1

 

Subject:                 Mercier Building on Canal Street being dismantled; view includes portion of adjacent Grand Opera House and buildings along Dauphine Street

 

Date:                       Made from original print, ca. 1906

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (4" x 4½") made from earlier, ca. 1906 original print

 

Condition:             Sharp image revealing minor surface loss and flaws in original print; numerous surface cracks in present print

 

Remarks:               Blank border of print face annotated: "opera" and "MB"

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983

 

Number:                 P-77

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Outdoor group portrait of young people and Roman Catholic clergy.  Probably a First Communion or Confirmation portrait; physiognomy of the youths suggests Indian/Mexican origins

 

Date:                       ca. 1900s

 

Photographer:     "N. H. Reed, Santa Barbara" imprinted on face of mounting board

 

Form:                      Print (6" x 8") on mounting board (9¾" x 11¾")

 

Condition:             Considerable foxing on face of print

 

Remarks:               Stamped on reverse: "ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH | 1802 TULANE AVE. | NEW ORLEANS 19 LA."

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983

 

Number:                 P-82

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Double row of live oaks, probably at Audubon Park

 

Date:                       ca. 1895

 

Photographer:     Unknown; probably amateur

 

Form:                      Cyanotype, circular image (3¼" diameter) on rectangle (3¾" x 4½")

 

Condition:             Excellent; paper remnants on reverse suggests previous mounting

 

Remarks:               "New Orleans" printed in pencil, bottom right of facing surface; purchased in lot with P-83, P-84, P-85

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1985

 

Number:                 P-83

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Cemetery wall vaults (close-up)

 

Date:                       ca. 1895

 

Photographer:     Unknown; probably amateur

 

Form:                      Cyanotype, circular image (3¼" diameter) on rectangle (3¾" x 4½")

 

Condition:             Excellent; paper remnants on reverse suggests previous mounting

 

Remarks:               "New Orleans." printed in pencil, bottom right of facing surface; notation "25" in pencil, top right of facing surface; purchased in lot with P-82, P-84, P-85

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1985

 Number:                P-84

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Cemetery wall vaults

 

Date:                       ca. 1895

 

Photographer:     Unknown; probably amateur

 

Form:                      Cyanotype, circular image (3¼" diameter) on rectangle (3¾" x 4½")

 

Condition:             Excellent; paper remnants on reverse suggests previous mounting

 

Remarks:               "New Orleans." printed in pencil, bottom right of facing surface; notation "10" in pencil, top left of facing surface; purchased in lot with P-82, P-83, P-85

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1985

 

Number:                 P-85

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Interior of Horticultural Hall, Audubon Park

 

Date:                       ca. 1895

 

Photographer:     Unknown; probably amateur

 

Form:                      Cyanotype, circular image (3¼" diameter) on rectangle (3¾" x 4½")

 

Condition:             Excellent; paper remnants on reverse suggests previous mounting

 

Remarks:               "New Orleans" printed in pencil, bottom right of facing surface; purchased in lot with P-83, P-84, P-85

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1985

 Number:                P-86

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Ushers Society, St. Stephen's Church

 

Date:                       ca. 1922

 

Photographer:     Charles L. Franck

 

Form:                      Print (9½" x 8") on cardboard mount

 

Condition:             Fair; photograph is sharp but upper left corner is missing

 

Remarks:               "St. Stephen's Ushers Society 1922" written in ink, left side of reverse surface

 

Source:                  Gift, 1985

 

Number:                 P-97

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Church altar decorated for Good Friday

 

Date:                       April 14, 1911

 

Photographer:     E. Claudel

 

Form:                      Print (9½" x 7¾") on mount board crudely trimmed to 10½" x 8½"

 

Condition:             Dark image; much foxing; minor surface damage

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 Number:                P-98

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Cotton Levee and Canal Street with Custom House and Christ Church in background

 

Date:                       ca. 1880

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (4¼" x 7¼") on cardboard mount (5" x 8")

 

Condition:             Sharp image and overall condition good, but considerable foxing, numerous fine scratches, and some surface grime; minor damage on two corners of mount

 

Remarks:               Legend on face of print: "No. 672, Cotton Levee, Canal St."

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-100

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 Rex parade on Canal Street passing Dauphine Street

 

Date:                       ca. 1920

 

Photographer:     Unknown; published by Keystone View Company

 

Form:                      Stereograph (overall 3½" x 7")

 

Condition:             Sharp images; minor surface scratches

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 Number:                P-109

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Garage / service station, 915 Broad Street

 

Date:                       ca. 1925/26

 

Photographer:     Unknown, probably commercial

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7") on mount board (7" x 9")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; slight yellowing and minor foxing and surface grime

 

Remarks:               Two signs on the building identify it respectively as the "Broadway Garage" and the "Ed Thiery & ______ Service Station."  City directories for the period list no Broadway Garage, but the directory for 1926 lists a Thiery & Cucullu as operators of an "oil filling station" at 915 N. Broad Street.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-111

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Construction work, Sewerage and Water Board facilities, South Claiborne Avenue between Eagle and Monticello Streets

 

Date:                       December 11, 1927

 

Photographer:     Charles L. Frank

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10") backed with cloth

 

Condition:             Sharp image with some yellowing and minor surface dirt

 

Remarks:               "Dec. 11 - 1927" printed on face; reverse stamped with Chas. L. Frank stamp; cloth backing has end flap to permit binding

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-112

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Jefferson Commercial and Savings Bank, Copernicus Street, Gretna, La.

 

Date:                       ca. 1916

 

Photographer:     C. L. Franck

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10") on mount trimmed to 9" x 10½"

 

Condition:             Sharp image; one frayed edge; depression and tear in center of image

 

Remarks:               Stamped on reverse: "C. L. Franck, 1717 Third St.  New Orleans, La.  Telephone [Jack]son 1873-[W]."

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-113

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Interior, Deluxe Lunchroom, 705 Poydras Street

 

Date:                       ca. 1935

 

Photographer:     Unknown; probably commercial

 

Form:                      Five prints, all 5" x 7"; two on cardboard mounts (7" x 9")

 

Condition:             Clear images; all yellowing and with much surface grime; insect damage to all, one severe

                                                                                              

Remarks:               One print identified on face as "DE LUXE LUNCH | 705 POYDRAS ST."  City directories for 1931 through 1964 list the DeLuxe Lunchroom at 705 Poydras Street; directory for 1930 lists a Christopher A. Antonatos Lunch Room at 705 and 707 Poydras Street; other directories for 1930s list Antonatos as operator of the DeLuxe Lunchroom.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-114

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Portrait of a group of men before entrance to Consolidated Rice Co. and National Rice Milling Co., both 31 North Peters Street

 

Date:                       ca. 1893

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (4¼" x 7½") on cardboard mount (4¼" x 7¾")

 

Condition:             Sharp image with overall yellowing, spots, minor surface scratches and dirt; print and cardboard mount crudely trimmed

 

Remarks:               Penciled on reverse by apparently different hands: "Alfred [F]rellsen Kuly 4th 95" and "4¼ x 7¾"

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-116

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Entrance hall and sitting room with staircase, 2726 Esplanade Avenue

 

Date:                       ca. 1907

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (6" x 8") on cardboard mount (10" x 12")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; overall yellowing

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

Number:                 P-117

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Exterior view of residence, 2726 Esplanade Avenue

 

Date:                       ca. 1920

 

Photographer:     Signed lower right: "T. Krieg ½ N. Orleans"

 

Form:                      Print (7½" x 9½") on cardboard mount (10¾" x 13¾")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor surface scratches; foxing on mat

 

Remarks:               Hand tinted with water color

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-117

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Bedroom, 2726 Esplanade Avenue

 

Date:                       ca. 1907

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (6" x 8") on cardboard mount (10" x 12")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; overall yellowing

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 Number:                P-117

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Dining room, 2726 Esplanade Avenue

 

Date:                       ca. 1907

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (6" x 8") on cardboard mount (10" x 12")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-117

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Parlor/music room, 2726 Esplanade Avenue

 

Date:                       ca. 1907

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (6" x 8") on cardboard mount (10" x 12")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; overall yellowing; minor surface scratches and spotting

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-124

 

Location:               2.2

 

Subject:                 New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad "halfway station," downtown/river corner of Napoleon and St. Charles Avenues

 

Date:                       ca. late 1860s

 

Photographer:     Lilienthal's Photographic Establishment, 131 Poydras St.

                                                                                                

Form:                      Stereograph (3½" x 6¾")

 

Condition:             Sharp images marred by dark striations across lower half of print; minor surface grime

 

Remarks:               In addition to printed advertisement for Lilienthal's Photographic Establishment at 131 Poydras Street, reverse bears handwritten notation "Napoleon Ave. | R.R. Depot | New Orleans"

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986.  Copy negative available

 

Number:                 P-127

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Group of men and women in rural setting, probably Bonnet Carre Spillway

 

Date:                       November 23, 1930

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 8")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; yellowing with minor foxing

 

Remarks:               Printed in ink on reverse: " -'JENUINE JAHNCKE CLUB' - | - SPILLWAY, LA. - | - NOV - 23 - 1930 -"

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-145

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Charity Hospital newly completed

 

Date:                       1939

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (image 9¾" x 7¾" on paper 10" x 8")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor creases and surface abrasions

 

Remarks:               Found with papers apparently the property of a Ben C. Eastwood, longtime resident at 1926 Milan Street, New Orleans, La.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-150

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Street view of three-bay cottage, 3527 Carondelet Street

 

Date:                       1902

 

Photographer:     Unknown, but probably John T. Eastwood who resided at this address from 1901 to 1906

 

Form:                      Cyanotype (4" x 4¾") mounted on board (6½" x 8½")

                                                                                             

Condition:             Small amount of foxing on print; mount board foxed and stained

 

Remarks:               Inscription on face of mount board: "First House Keeping N.O. La. Sept. 1901 | Res. Jhn. T. Eastwood Esq."  Found with papers apparently the property of a Ben C. Eastwood, longtime resident at 1926 Milan Street, New Orleans, La.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1986

 

Number:                 P-151

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Delta Orchestra of New Orleans

 

Date:                       October 5, 1930

 

Photographer:     Unknown; probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (image 7½" x 9½" on paper 8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; numerous creases on surface

 

Remarks:               Orchestra, location, date, and musicians identified in unknown hand on reverse

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1987

 

Number:                 P-152

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, personnel of New Orleans Quartermaster Depot

 

Date:                       January 12, 1935

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (ca. 4¾" x 6¾" on paper ca. 5" x 7¼"); mounted in crudely trimmed cardboard frame

 

Condition:             Sharp image; some yellowing; surface scratches; oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               Subject, individuals, date, and photographer identified on mimeographed sheet pasted to reverse of frame

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1987

 

Number:                 P-154

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, Kiwanis Mid-City Club of New Orleans

 

Date:                       March 29, 1945

 

Photographer:     Unknown; probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (image 7¾" x 9½" on paper 8¼" x 10")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor surface flaws

 

Remarks:               Organization, date, and individuals pictured are identified in text under portrait

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1987

 

Number:                 P-155

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Portrait of unidentified group

 

Date:                       ca. early 1950s

 

Photographer:     Wolbrette & Mortenson ?

 

Form:                      Print (image 7½" x 9½" on paper 8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor surface soiling, mars, and creases

 

Remarks:               "Wolbrette & Mortenson | 235 Chartres St. | New Orleans, La." stamped on reverse.  Victor H. Schiro is in group.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1987

 

Number:                 P-158

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Standing portrait of Oscar J. Dunn?

 

Date:                       ca. 1870

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Albumen print (5½" x 4") on cardboard mount (5¾" x 4¼"), the whole crudely mounted (probably of a later date) over second photograph on cardboard mount (10" x 8")

 

Condition:             Some fading; spot in upper right corner; minor surface loss crudely touched up.  Large chip missing from edge of second cardboard mount.

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1987

 

Number:                 P-162

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Group portrait of Shriners in automobile; probably delegates to Thirty-Sixth Annual Session of Imperial Council, New Orleans, April 1910

 

Date:                       ca. April 10-14, 1910.

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7") on cardboard mount (5½" x 7½")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor surface scuffs

 

Remarks:               "to Willie Mr. Andrews" in pencil on reverse.  Individual closest to camera appears to be James T. Nix, whose portrait appears in Official Souvenir Program, Thirty-Sixth Annual Session, Imperial Council, Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of The Mystic Shrine, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 1910 ([S.l., 1910?], p.84).

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1987

 

Number:                 P-166

 

Location:               2.2

 

Subject:                 Exterior view, restaurant, Buck Town, Jefferson Parish

 

Date:                       ca. 1926-1928

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (6¼" x 4¾")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; surface grime with a few scratches; some oxidative-reductive deterioration; picture plane warped

 

Remarks:               Inscription on sign above establishment: "FAMILY | RESTAURANT | SEA FOOD OUR SPECIALTY | H. BRUNIES - PROP. & CHEF."  Photographs P-163 through P-169 were probably obtained from the same source by the vendor from whom they were purchased.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1987

 

Number:                 P-167

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Interior view, restaurant, Buck Town, Jefferson Parish

 

Date:                       ca. 1926-1928

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print; (image (6" x 8") on paper (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Poor: considerable fading; emulsion crazed; several small holes and tears

 

Remarks:               Hand lettered in border: "ONE OF THE DINING ROOMS OF THE OLD FAMILY RESTAURANT AT 'BUCK TOWN' HERMAN BRUNIES, PROP."  Image reveals row of slot machines for gambling.  Photographs P-163 through P-169 were probably obtained from the same source by the vendor from whom they were purchased.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1987

 

Number:                 P-168

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Brunies' Restaurant

 

Date:                       ca. 1913/14

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (4" x 6") on cardboard mount (6" x 9")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; much surface grime with some scratches and minor loss of emulsion

 

Remarks:               1914 city directory lists a Henry Brunies lunch house at 1000 Teche St. in Algiers.  Photographs P-163 through P-169 were probably obtained from the same source by the vendor from whom they were purchased.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1987

 Number:                P-169

 

Location:               2.2

 

Subject:                 Interior view, Herman R. Brunies Restaurant, 700 Second Street, Gretna, La.

 

Date:                       ca. 1934/35

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; very minor oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               Photographs P-163 through P-169 were probably obtained from the same source by the vendor from whom they were purchased.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1987

Number:                 P-184

 

Location:               6.1

 

Subject:                 Portrait of Loyola University, School of Dentistry, Class of 1919

 

Date:                       1919

 

Photographer:     C. Bennette Moore, 141 Baronne St.

 

Form:                      Print (14½" x 19½") of 27 individual portraits arranged symmetrically

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor surface grime and fraying along edges; overall yellowing

 

Remarks:               Individuals depicted are identified

 

Source:                 

 

Number:                 P-187

 

Location:               6.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait of Professor Harry Mendelson's School Band on steps of Isaac Delgado Museum of Art

 

Date:                       February 1933

 

Photographer:     Charles L. Franck

 

Form:                      Print (7" x 17") on paper (8" x 17¾")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor creases; grime and minor oxidative-reductive deterioration; small holes in border

 

Remarks:               The New Orleans Times-Picayune of August 5, 1969 (p. 12, col. 1, 2, 7) contains an extensive obituary for Harry Mendelson.  See also P-188.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 

Number:                 P-188

 

Location:               6.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait of Professor Harry Mendelson's School Band before Harry Mendelson's Conservatory of Music, Singing, Dancing, and Dramatic Art, 2209 St. Charles Ave. (uptown-lake corner of St. Charles and Jackson Avenues)

 

Date:                       May 1934

 

Photographer:     Charles L. Franck

 

Form:                      Print (7½" x 19") on paper (8" x 19½")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; numerous creases; tears and missing edges on border; small hole not affecting image; small spot of grime in center of image; minor oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               The New Orleans Times-Picayune of August 5, 1969 (p. 12, col. 1, 2, 7) contains an extensive obituary for Harry Mendelson.  See also P-187.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 

Number:                 P-190

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, annual reunion banquet, Class of 1884-1885, McDonogh School No. 13, Monteleone Hotel, March 16, 1929

 

Date:                       March 16, 1929

 

Photographer:     Moses Studio

 

Form:                      Print (10" x 13¾")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; overall yellowing; minor oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               See also P-189

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983

 

Number:                 P-191

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Cornerstone dedication, Courthouse, Royal and St. Louis Streets

 

Date:                       January 8, 1908

 

Photographer:     Charles T. Yenni, 631 Canal St.

 

Form:                      Print (7¾" x 9¾") on mount board (11" x 14")

 

Condition:             Poor: two holes in upper left corner of print; edge of mount board chipped; roach damage to edge of print; mold spots and paint splatters on surface

 

Remarks:               Same image featured on front page of Daily Picayune, January 9, 1908.  Handwritten notation on bottom left corner of mount board: "Laying Corner Stone | Court House | Jany 8th 1908".

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 

Number:                 P-193

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Roman Catholic Confirmation Class; unidentified parish but probably New Orleans

 

Date:                       1923

 

Photographer:     Charles L. Franck

 

Form:                      Print (8¼" x 10") on cardboard mount (10" x 12")

 

Condition:             Sharp image with some yellowing and minor oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               "Conformation [sic] class of 1923" written on mount.  Reverse bears stamp of Charles L. Franck

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 

Number:                 P-195

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Studio portrait of three men in buffoonish costumes with legend "ELK'S CIRCUS"

 

Date:                       ca. 1900

 

Photographer:     Thomas J. Brennan

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 9¾") on mount board (11" x 13")

 

Condition:             Considerable surface grime with some mold spots

 

Remarks:               Figures identified on print as J. A. Bacon, F. Pokorny, and R. J. Goebel, "SOME OF THE STARS IN SUZY'S BAND"

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 

Number:                 P-196

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait of female members of American Red Cross

 

Date:                       ca. 1918

 

Photographer:     Sadlier, New Orleans

 

Form:                      Print (7¾" x 9¾") on mount board (10" x 13¾")

 

Condition:             Small patches of print surface missing; some oxidative-reductive deterioration; top of mount missing; considerable mold spotting

 

Remarks:               Reverse bears handwritten notation "Armistice [Day] World War I"; image surface bears handwritten notation, "Craft" with arrow pointing to one of the figures

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 

Number:                 P-205

 

Location:               3.3

 

Subject:                 French Opera House

 

Date:                       ca. 1910

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Modern copy print (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Excellent

 

Remarks:               Gift, 1988

 

Source:                 

 

Number:                 P-206

 

Location:               5.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, Regal Sales Meeting, American Brewing Co., New Orleans, Dec. 18, 19, 1949

 

Date:                       December 18 or 19, 1949

 

Photographer:     de Sylva-Dyer, 618 Royal Street

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 19½")

 

Condition:             Upper left corner damaged; minor loss of picture emulsion

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1989

 

Number:                 P-207

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait of twelve men in dining room, possibly St. Charles or Grunewald Hotel

 

Date:                       ca. 1915

 

Photographer:     G. Moses & Son

 

Form:                      Print (7¼" x 9¼") on cardboard mount (10" x 12")

 

Condition:             Minor surface blemishes

 

Remarks:               Found with Fellowship Pledge of American College of Surgeons

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 Number:                P-210

 

Location:               5.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, graduation class, St. Henry's Catholic School, 821 General Pershing Street

 

Date:                       ca. mid-1930s

 

Photographer:     Unknown but professional

 

Form:                      Print (8¼" x 10") on mount board (12" x 14")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; minor oxidative-reductive deterioration; minor pencil markings; edges of mount board broken and missing

 

Remarks:               Annotations in unknown hand on mount board

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1989

 

Number:                 P-213

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, Jefferson City Buzzards

 

Date:                       June 26, 1904

 

Photographer:     Unknown but professional

 

Form:                      Print (8¼" x 10") on mount board (9¾" x 12")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; heavy surface grime; emulsion missing on one corner; one corner of mount board missing and one corner cracked, with tape on reverse; edges of mount board crudely trimmed

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1989

 Number:                P-214

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, James Hubert Blenk Council, Knights of Columbus, Class Initiation, Gretna, La.

 

Date:                       June 10, 1923

 

Photographer:     Benjamin F. Linnenkohl

 

Form:                      Print (8¼" x 10") on cardboard mount (11¾" x 13¾")

 

Condition:             Some yellowing and minor oxidative-reductive deterioration, surface scratches, and foxing

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1987

 

Number:                 P-221

 

Location:               3.3

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, interior of St. James A.M.E. Church, 220 N. Roman Street

 

Date:                       ca. 1950s

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Numerous creases; small tears along edges; moderate foxing; surface grime

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 Number:                P-223

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, formally attired girls (graduating class?)

 

Date:                       Ca. early 1920s

 

Photographer:     Unidentified but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (7¾" x 13")

 

Condition:             Minor creases; some oxidative-reductive deterioration; two small tears on edge

 

Remarks:               The name "Ruth E. Moore" written in pencil on reverse

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 

Number:                 P-224

 

Location:               3.3

 

Subject:                 Two views, probably of South Louisiana bayou(s): one with palmetto cabins, the other with typical Acadian cabin and small lugger

 

Date:                       ca. 1870s or 1880s

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Two prints (6¾" x 2½" each), mounted one above the other on mount board (6½" x 8½")

 

Condition:             Minor surface grime; minor insect damage to edges of one print; corners of mount board frayed

 

Remarks:               Includes negative of same created by Colorpix, April 12, 1993

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1989

 Number:                P-225

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, New Orleans Oratorio Society and Symphony Orchestra

 

Date:                       January 21, 1922

 

Photographer:     H. J. Harvey

 

Form:                      Print (9¾" x 14¾")

 

Condition:             Some yellowing and general oxidative-reductive deterioration; minor surface scratches, grime, and mold; original mat removed and cardboard backing trimmed

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1989

 

Number:                 P-226

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait of St. Stanislaus College baseball team

 

Date:                       ca. 1915

 

Photographer:     Hambacher, 231 Bourbon Street

 

Form:                      Print (8¼" x 10") on mount board (12" x 14")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; minor stains on mount board

 

Remarks:               Found with Fellowship Pledge of American College of Surgeons

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1989

 Number:                P-227

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 Holy Savior Convent, Main and Vacherie streets, Lockport, La.

 

Date:                       ca. 1890

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (4¾" x 6¾") on mount board (7" x 9")

 

Condition:             Surface grime and minor abrasions; insect damage to mount board

 

Remarks:               For additional information, see A Picture History of Lockport, 1835-1935

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1989

 

Number:                 P-229

 

Location:               2.2

 

Subject:                 Formal landscape with moss-draped live oaks, Brookgreen Gardens, S.C.

 

Date:                       ca. 1940s

 

Photographer:     Unknown, but photograph copyrighted by Brookgreen Gardens, S.C.

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; oxidative-reductive deterioration; small area of corner missing; several small tears, rents, and pinholes; numerous creases; minor surface grime

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase

 Number:                P-232

 

Location:               3.3

 

Subject:                 Three steamboats on Mississippi

 

Date:                       Late 19th century

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (4½" x 6½") on cardboard mount (7" x 11")

 

Condition:             Surface of print marred by foxing and insect excrement; large portions of cardboard mount missing

 

Remarks:               Originally part of Paul Veith Collection (Mss 215)

 

Source:

 

Number:                 P-233

 

Location:               3.3

 

Subject:                 Grove of oak trees in City Park or Audubon Park

 

Date:                       Probably 20th century

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Modern copy print (5" x 7") pasted on stiff paper-board (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Excellent

 

Remarks:               Notation on reverse asserts City Park Location

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1989

 Number:                P-235

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 French Quarter street scene, several people in front of a saloon

 

Date:                       ca. 1890

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (3¾" x 4¾") on cardboard mount (5¼" x 6¼")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; surface grime and minor scratches; oxidative-reductive deterioration; foxing; separation occurring in cardboard mount

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1990

 

Number:                 P-236

 

Location:               6.1

 

Subject:                 Formal portrait of officials and delegates, United Daughters of the Confederacy Convention, Mansfield, La., April 6, 7, 8, 1925, posed before Dick Taylor Chapter House, Grand Cane, La.

 

Date:                       April 1925

 

Photographer:     Eureka Studio, Mansfield, La.

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 19½")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; several tears and missing sections along edges; one severe crease; oxidative-reductive deterioration; minor foxing, surface grime, and roach droppings

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1990

 

Number:                 P-237

 

Location:               3.3

 

Subject:                 Formal portrait of military cadets, St. Simeon's Select School

 

Date:                       ca. 1900

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (7" x 5") on cardboard mount (10" x 8")

 

Condition:             Excellent; overall yellowing and some oxidative-reductive deterioration; minor foxing on reverse of cardboard mount

 

Remarks:               City directories for 1874 through 1915 locate St. Simeon's Select School on Annunciation Street in the block between Thalia and Melpomene streets.  For additional information, see O'Brien Collection photographs of St. Simeon's Select School (Mss 120-35) and article in Times-Picayune, "Dixie" section, October 6, 1963

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1990

 

Number:                 P-240

 

Location:               3.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait of female students with Father Thomas J. Larkin, A.M., Holy Name of Mary School, Algiers

 

Date:                       ca. 1900

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 8") on mount board (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; large parts of mount board missing; corner of image missing; minor grime, scratches, and nicks; overall oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1990

 

Number:                 P-241

 

Location:               3.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, school girls with musical instruments (Holy Name of Mary School, Algiers?)

 

Date:                       ca. 1900

 

Photographer:     A. C. Falor

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7") on mount board (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Corners of mount board missing; roach damage to surface of mount board and edge of print; minor surface grime and oxidative-reductive deterioration; names written on print identify three students

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1990

Number:                 P-243

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, Dock Board baseball team

 

Date:                       1923?

 

Photographer:     Charles L. Franck, 904 Baronne Street

                                                                                                                                         

Form:                      (Print (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Some fading and overall yellowing; numerous surface wrinkles; minor surface grime; small rents on edges, not affecting image; some oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               On reverse: Franck stamp, penciled date 1923, inked notation "25¢"

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1990

 

Number:                 P-244

 

Location:               3.3

 

Subject:                 Steamboat Jesse K. Bell at New Orleans wharf

 

Date:                       ca. 1888

 

Photographer:     Original photographer unknown; copy print made by Charles L. Franck

 

Form:                      Copy print (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; minor surface grime; some oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               Face bears printed inscription "STEAMBOAT "JESSE K. BELL" AT NEW ORLEANS ABOUT-1888."  Reverse bears Charles L. Franck business stamp

 

Source:                  From Atwood Sugar Mill Collection (Mss 81)

 

Number:                 P-245

 

Location:               3.3

 

Subject:                 Steamboat Baton Rouge

 

Date:                       ca. 1900

 

Photographer:     Original photographer unknown; copy print made by Charles L. Franck

 

Form:                      Copy print (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Minor overall yellowing; glue remnant on face and reverse of top corners from previous mounting; halftone postcard with illustration of a steamboat pasted on face of print

 

Remarks:               Reverse bears Charles L. Franck business stamp

 

Source:                  From Atwood Sugar Mill Collection (Mss 81)

 

Number:                 P-246

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 View of Horticultural Hall, World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition (1884/85), with cart and driver in foreground

 

Date:                       1885

 

Photographer:     Edward L. Wilson, Centennial Photographic Co.

 

Form:                      Stereograph (4¼" x 7")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor surface abrasions and grime

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Gift, 1981

 

Number:                 P-247

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 View of standpipe on grounds on World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition (1884/85)

 

Date:                       ca. 1884

 

Photographer:     Edward L. Wilson, Centennial Photography Co.

 

Form:                      Stereograph (4¼" x 7")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; surface abrasions and grime; 3½" crack on lower left corner

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Gift, 1981

 

Number:                 P-248

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 Interior view of Main Building, World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition (1884/85), before installation of displays

 

Date:                       ca. 1884

 

Photographer:     Edward L. Wilson, Centennial Photographic Co.

 

Form:                      Stereograph (4¼" x 7")

 

Condition:             Minor scratches and surface grime; ½" tear on upper left edge

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Gift, 1981

 

Number:                 P-249

 

Location:               2.2

 

Subject:                 Palmyra Pleasure Club, a fishing camp on pilings over water with boardwalk from land to camp

 

Date:                       ca. 1911

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (4¾" x 6¾") on mount board (7" x 9")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing and fading; minor surface grime and scratches; some oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               City directory for 1911 lists a Palmyra Pleasure Club at West End; see also P-250

 

Source:                  Gift, 1989

 Number:                P-250

 

Location:               3.1

 

Subject:                 Group of men in room that appears to be a saloon

 

Date:                       ca. 1910-1920

 Photographer:    Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7¼") on mount board (7" x 9")

 

Condition:             Two severe cracks running through print and mount board from top to bottom; crack through lower right corner of mount board; minor surface grime and scratches; some oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               Michael Untereiner, who died in 1959 at age 82, is on left in second row; Mrs. Michael J. Untereiner suggested that photograph depicts interior of Palmyra Pleasure Club (see also P-249)

 

Source:                  Gift, 1989

 

Number:                 P-253

 

Location:               2.2

 

Subject:                 Group of seven black children in rural setting

 

Date:                       ca. 1920s

 

Photographer:     Unknown but possibly professional

 

Form:                      Snapshot print (6½" x 4¼")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; overall yellowing' upper right corner missing; one-inch tear in bottom edge; oxidative-reductive deterioration; small dirt smudge on surface above figures

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1991

 

Number:                 P-254

 

Location:               6.1

 

Subject:                 Montage of 81 portraits of teenage girls from Girls High School No. 3

 

Date:                       1912

 

Photographer:     C. Bennette Moore

 

Form:                      Print (16" x 20")

 

Condition:             Sharp images; water stains not affecting image along blank edges; missing small part of edge on lower right corner

 

Remarks:               Portraits identified by name

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1991

Number:                 P-255

 

Location:               6.1

 

Subject:                 Group portrait of male parishioners arrayed before Franklin Street Methodist Episcopal Church, 2001 So. Franklin (now Loyola Avenue)

 

Date:                       ca. 1914

 

Photographer:     Albert Bellier de Villentroy

 

Form:                      Print (13¼" x 10½") on mount board (25" x 17")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; overall yellowing and oxidative-reductive deterioration; minor spotting and scuffs on face of print; large section missing from top of mount board

 

Remarks:               Name "John Hilsman" and other penciled notations on reverse

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1991

 

Number:                 P-256

 

Location:               2.2

 

Subject:                 Attorney General Eugene Stanley, probably at his inaugural ceremonies

 

Date:                       1940?

 

Photographer:     Unidentified but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print, trimmed to 6¾" x 8½"

 

Condition:             Sharp image, minor surface cracks

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Gift

 

Number:                 P-257

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Rex parade on Canal Street

 

Date:                       Late 1930s

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Sepia print (11" x 14")

 

Condition:             3/8" tear on top edge; small area of print surface missing in lower left corner; 2" section of transparent tape, not affecting image, on lower edge

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Gift, 1992

 Number:                P-258

 

Location:               6.1

 

Subject:                 Banquet of New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Association

 

Date:                       Early 1950s

 

Photographer:    

 

Form:                      Print (6" x 10")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; numerous creases; some oxidative-deductive deterioration; traces of former scrapbook-mounting on surface of right edge

 

Remarks:               Image in foreground, right of center reveals alteration of print

 

Source:                  Gift, 199

 

Number:                 P-259

 

Location:               3.1

 

Subject:                 Street scene of two-story double residence, ca. 1910

 

Date:                       ca. 1910

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (3¾" x 6_") on mount board (7" x 9")

 

Condition:             3" tear in mount board, not affecting print; overall yellowing with considerable surface grime

 

Remarks:               Dealer said he thought print "came from a residence in old Jewish neighborhood around Dryades Street"

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1992

 Number:                P-260

 

Location:               3.1

 

Subject:                 City street after heavy snowfall; New Iberia?

 

Date:                       1895?

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (6" x 8") on mount board (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Mount board cracked and missing two corners; print has numerous surface abrasions

 

Remarks:               "New Iberia, La." written on reverse of mount board

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1984

Number:                 P-261

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 Canal Street with mule cars and Henry Clay statue

 

Date:                       ca. 1890s

 

Photographer:     Unknown; J. F. Jarvis, publisher; and Underwood & Underwood, seller

 

Form:                      Stereograph

 

Condition:             Considerable surface grime and scuffing; insect spotting on reverse

                                                                                               

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1981

 Number:                P-262

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 Sisters of the Holy Family Convent / School, 717 Orleans Street

 

Date:                       ca. 1940s

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (5½" x 3½") on postcard stock

 

Condition:             Excellent, except for considerable oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               "ORLEANS THEATRE QUADROON BALLROOM" printed on margin of print face

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1981

 

Number:                 P-263

 

Location:               3.1

 

Subject:                 Cotton factor's grading room; probably New Orleans

 

Date:                       ca. 1920

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7") on mount board (8" x 9¾")

 

Condition:             Sharp image but overall yellowing; water damage to bottom third of print and mount board

 

Remarks:               Dealer reported that he obtained photograph from a New Orleans source

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1992

 Number:                P-267

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 St. Louis Cathedral garden

 

Date:                       Probably 1940s or 1950s

 

Photographer:     Dan Leyrer

 

Form:                      Print (13¾" x 11")

 

Condition:             Good

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Gift, 1992

 

Number:                 P-272

 

Location:               5.1

 

Subject:                 Montage of portraits of Charity Hospital administrators and physicians; titled "Charity Hospital Interne Corps"

 

Date:                       1934/35

 

Photographer:     C. Bennette Moore

 

Form:                      Print (10½" x 14")

 

Condition:             Excellent; reverse stained by corrugated backing of earlier framing

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983

 

Number:                 P-276

 

Location:               6.1

 

Subject:                 Formal portrait of African-American family in rural setting

 

Date:                       ca. 1900

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (16" x 20") on linen backing

 

Condition:             Flaking and missing chips along edges; three cracks in print surface; minor staining

 

Remarks:               Removed from canvas stretcher by department staff

 

Source:                  Gift

 

Number:                 P-277

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Visitors with naval officers on deck of Italian cruiser Etruria, New Orleans harbor

 

Date:                       February 6, 1908

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Snapshot print (3½" x 5")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; cracks along top and right edges; three corners missing; oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               "Sunny Italy" penned on face of print; "Alla carissima amica | Pola Matranga | per ricordo | Rosa ed Angelina Favalora | New Orleans-6-2-908" penned on reverse.  For articles on the ship's visit to New Orleans, see Daily Picayune, January 2 and 4, 1908, and February 4 and 5, 1908.

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1978

 

Number:                 P-278

 

Location:               6.1

 

Subject:                 Aerial view, Central Business District

 

Date:                       ca. 1940s

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (16" x 20")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; corners marred by tack holes; minor surface grime and pen markings

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Gift, 1992

Number:                 P-279

 

Location:               5.1

 

Subject:                 Sugar Refinery, Loreauville (Iberia Parish), Louisiana

 

Date:                       ca. early 1900s

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10¼") on cut-down mount board (9" x 12")

 

Condition:             Edges of mount board cut down and chipped; edges of print cracked with minor loss; minor grime and scratches on print face; stains (probably chemical) on upper left corner of print

 

Remarks:               "Maria Central.  Factor.  Loreauville. La." penned on bottom edge of mount board

 

Source:                  Removed from Atwood Sugar Mill Collection (Mss 81) when deaccessioned July 22, 1992

 

Number:                 P-282

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Student body, Sarah C. Banner Private School, 726 Third Street

 

Date:                       1935

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Copy print (5" x 7") of original print

 

Condition:             Good

 

Remarks:               Obituary in Times-Picayune of January 5, 1940, reported Sarah C. Banner died January 4, 1940.  Photograph reproduced in Times-Picayune, March 31, 1996, p. D-10

 

Source:                  Gift, 1992

 

Number:                 P-283

 

Location:               6.1

 

Subject:                 Residence on Elmfield Plantation, Assumption Parish, La.

 

Date:                       ca. 1940s or 1950s

 

Photographer:     "Fox Co. San Antonio" impressed on lower right corner of mount board

 

Form:                      Print (13¾" x 16¾") on mount board (19" x 22")

 

Condition:             Print very good; top and left border of mount board broken off

 

Remarks:               For additional material on Elmwood Plantation, see Monnot/Lanier Family Collection (Mss 48).  A negative of original print produced by university photographer and stored with original.

 

Source:                  Gift, 1974

 

Number:                 P-284

 

Location:               2.1

 

Subject:                 Informal group portrait (probably picnickers) in rural setting

 

Date:                       ca. 1932; reverse bears penciled notation "1932”

 

Photographer:     Reverse stamped "Nick Marquis, Photos, 927 Belleville St. Algiers, La."

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor crease and surface grime

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1992

 

Number:                 P-285

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Automobile with driver in Audubon Park

 

Date:                       ca. 1930

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (2¾" x 3½") mounted on paper and board (5" x 6")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor surface grime and oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1992

 Number:                P-286

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                

 

Date:                       ca. 1890 Center-hall, raised residence at 928 Orange Street (old number 122 Orange Street)

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (6" x 8") on mount board of unknown original size

 

Condition:             Sharp image; mount board broken away to edge of print; two corners of print missing; one corner of print cracked; 1" tear on right edge; overall foxing and yellowing; minor loss and crazing of print face; minor surface grime

 

Remarks:               Penned on reverse: "928 Orange Street (old number) 122 Orange Street"; "persons at 924 Orange recognize persons on porch as relatives." and "900 Orange" with line drawn through it

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1992

Number:                 P-288

 

Location:               5.1

 

Subject:                 Formal portrait, 1909 Graduating Class, New Orleans Normal School

 

Date:                       1909

 

Photographer:     Unknown but undoubtedly professional

 

Form:                      Print (10¼" x 15¼") on mount board (10¼" x 16")

 

Condition:             6" vertical tear bearing at center of bottom edge; overall chipping of edges with loss; 2" vertical crack on top edge and 3½" vertical crack on bottom edge; numerous surface abrasions, dents, scratches; minor foxing; repaired with transparent tape

 

Remarks:               Photograph was reproduced in Times-Picayune, March 11, 1990, p. F-8; a photocopy of same accompanies the photograph

 

Source:                  Gift

 

Number:                 P-299

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Statue of Virgin and Christ Child in garden of St. Mary's Assumption Church

 

Date:                       ca. 1980s

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Modern print (9½" x 6¼") on mount board (14½" x 10½")

 

Condition:             Minor surface scratches and grime; tack holes in mount board with bent corners

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Gift, 1993

 

Number:                 P-300

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Studio portrait, Dr. Peter B. Salatich (died March 8, 1967), New Orleans surgeon

 

Date:                       ca. 1905

 

Photographer:     Washburn, 625 Canal Street, New Orleans, La.

 

Form:                      Print (5½" x 4") on mount board (7½" x 5¼")

 

Condition:             Minor surface grime and foxing

 

Remarks:               See Times-Picayune of March 9, 1967 (sec. 2, p. 2, col. 1) for Salatich obituary; see also P-301

 

Source:                  Unknown

 

Number:                 P-301

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Studio portrait, Dr. R. J. Salatich (died June 19, 1966), New Orleans dentist

 

Date:                       ca. 1905

 

Photographer:     Achilles J. B. Simon, 1125 Dauphine Street, New Orleans, La.

 

Form:                      Print (oval 5" x 4½") on mount board (7¼" x 5¼")

 

Condition:             Minor foxing and scratches on surface

 

Remarks:               See Times-Picayune of January 20, 1966 (sec. 1, p. 1) for Salatich obituary; see also P-300

 

Source:                  Unknown

 

Number:                 P-303

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Formal portrait, A. H. Wilson School, graduating class of 1935

 

Date:                       1935

 

Photographer:     Charles L. Franck

 

Form:                      Print (7¾" x 10")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; numerous cracks and scratches; minor surface loss; nine edge tears crudely reinforced on reverse with tape; nine faces marred

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1993

 

Number:                 P-305

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Mayor Robert S. Maestri with Harry L. Hopkins and other Works Projects Administration officials inspecting City Park Stadium

 

Date:                       November 28, 1936

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Two duplicate prints (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Sharp images with minor creases, surface grime, and oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               Each print has an attached typescript identifying the persons depicted

 

Source:                  Found in discarded duplicate copy of Union Station Survey, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1937: Preliminary Report, 1993

 

Number:                 P-306

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Real estate development in vicinity of Lake Vista

 

Date:                       ca. 1938

 

Photographer:     Chas. L. Franck, 409 Baronne St., N.O., La.

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 9¾")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               Caption on face of print: "FIRST ST.-STA. 33+25"; see also P-307, P-308, P-309, P-310

 

Source:                  Found in copy of The State of Louisiana through the Board of Levee Commissioners . . . presents "Lake-Vista": A Delux Real Estate Subdivision . . . Sponsored by Governor Richard W. Leche . . . I. B. Rennyson-Realtor -Sales Director (S.l.: s.n., [1938]), 1993

 

Number:                 P-307

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Roadway and real estate development in vicinity of Lake Vista

 

Date:                       ca. 1938

 

Photographer:     Chas. L. Franck, 409 Baronne St., N.O., La.

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 9¾")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; considerable oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               Caption on face of print: "STA 66 + 00 AVE A FROM INTERSECTION MEMPHIS ST. LOOKING WEST"; see also P-306, P-308, P-309, P-310

 

Source:                  Found in copy of The State of Louisiana through the Board of Levee Commissioners . . . presents "Lake-Vista": A Delux Real Estate Subdivision . . . Sponsored by Governor Richard W. Leche . . . I. B. Rennyson-Realtor -Sales Director (S.l.: s.n., [1938]), 1993

 

Number:                 P-308

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Real estate development in vicinity of Lake Vista

 

Date:                       ca. 1938

 

Photographer:     Chas. L. Franck, 409 Baronne St., N.O., La.

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 9¾")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor surface scratches and oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               Caption on face of print: "FIRST ST. STA 30 + 25"; see also P-306, P-307, P-309, P-310

 

Source:                  Found in copy of The State of Louisiana through the Board of Levee Commissioners . . . presents "Lake-Vista": A Delux Real Estate Subdivision . . . Sponsored by Governor Richard W. Leche . . . I. B. Rennyson-Realtor-Sales Director (S.l.: s.n., [1938]), 1993.

 

Number:                 P-309

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Real estate development, probably in vicinity of Lake Vista

 

Date:                       ca. 1938

 

Photographer:     Chas. L. Franck, 409 Baronne St., N.O., La.

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor scratches and oxidative-reductive deterioration; overall yellowing

 

Remarks:               See also P-306, P-307, P-308, P-310

 

Source:                  Found in copy of The State of Louisiana through the Board of Levee Commissioners . . . presents "Lake-Vista": A Delux Real Estate Subdivision . . . Sponsored by Governor Richard W. Leche . . . I. B. Rennyson-Realtor -Sales Director (S.l.: s.n., [1938]), 1993

 

Number:                 P-310

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Real estate development, probably in vicinity of Lake Vista

 

Date:                       ca. 1938

 

Photographer:     Chas. L. Franck, 409 Baronne St., N.O., La.

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; overall yellowing; minor surface blemishes

 

Remarks:               See also P-306, P-307, P-308, P-309

 

Source:                  Found in copy of The State of Louisiana through the Board of Levee Commissioners . . . presents "Lake-Vista": A Delux Real Estate Subdivision . . . Sponsored by Governor Richard W. Leche . . . I. B. Rennyson-Realtor-Sales Director (S.l.: s.n., [1938]), 1993

 

Number:                 P-311

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Nine views of ruins of French Opera House

 

Date:                       December 5, 1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Prints (3" x 5")

 

Condition:             Generally good; some with oxidative-reductive deterioration; most with crazing and minor surface scratches; all with remnants of previous mounting on reverse

 

Remarks:              

 

Source:                  Gift, 1993

 

Number:                 P-312

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Nine views of ruins of French Opera House

 

Date:                       December 5, 1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Prints (3" x 5")

 

Condition:             Generally good; some with oxidative-reductive deterioration; most with crazing and minor surface scratches; all with remnants of previous mounting on reverse

 

Remarks:              

 

Source:                  Gift, 1993

 

Number:                 P-313

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Nine views of ruins of French Opera House

 

Date:                       December 5, 1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Prints (3" x 5")

 

Condition:             Generally good; some with oxidative-reductive deterioration; most with crazing and minor surface scratches; all with remnants of previous mounting on reverse

 

Remarks:              

 

Source:                  Gift, 1993

 

Number:                 P-314

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Nine views of ruins of French Opera House

 

Date:                       December 5, 1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Prints (3" x 5")

 

Condition:             Generally good; some with oxidative-reductive deterioration; most with crazing and minor surface scratches; all with remnants of previous mounting on reverse

 

Remarks:              

 

Source:                  Gift, 1993

 

Number:                 P-315

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Nine views of ruins of French Opera House

 

Date:                       December 5, 1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Prints (3" x 5")

 

Condition:             Generally good; some with oxidative-reductive deterioration; most with crazing and minor surface scratches; all with remnants of previous mounting on reverse

 

Remarks:              

 

Source:                  Gift, 1993

 

Number:                 P-316

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Nine views of ruins of French Opera House

 

Date:                       December 5, 1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Prints (3" x 5")

 

Condition:             Generally good; some with oxidative-reductive deterioration; most with crazing and minor surface scratches; all with remnants of previous mounting on reverse

 

Remarks:              

 

Source:                  Gift, 1993

 Number:                P-317

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Nine views of ruins of French Opera House

 

Date:                       December 5, 1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Prints (3" x 5")

 

Condition:             Generally good; some with oxidative-reductive deterioration; most with crazing and minor surface scratches; all with remnants of previous mounting on reverse

 

Remarks:              

 

Source:                  Gift, 1993

 

Number:                 P-318

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Nine views of ruins of French Opera House

 

Date:                       December 5, 1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Prints (3" x 5")

 

Condition:             Generally good; some with oxidative-reductive deterioration; most with crazing and minor surface scratches; all with remnants of previous mounting on reverse

 

Remarks:              

 

Source:                  Gift, 1993

 Number:                P-319

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Nine views of ruins of French Opera House

 

Date:                       December 5, 1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Prints (3" x 5")

 

Condition:             Generally good; some with oxidative-reductive deterioration; most with crazing and minor surface scratches; all with remnants of previous mounting on reverse

 

Remarks:              

 

Source:                  Gift, 1993

 

Number:                 P-325

 

Location:               4.2

 

Subject:                 Josephine Hutchinson Memorial Building (1551 Canal Street) of Tulane University Medical School

 

Date:                       ca. 1910

 

Photographer:     Franck

 

Form:                      Print (3½" x 5½")

 

Condition:             Some oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1983

 

Number:                 P-329

 

Location:               5.1

 

Subject:                 George Paoletti's band

 

Date:                       ca. 1910

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (5½" x 13")

 

Condition:             Some oxidative-reductive deterioration and staining along edges

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1993

 

Number:                 P-330

 

Location:               1.1

 

Subject:                 Rex parade float moving uptown; Masonic Temple and buildings on lake side of 400 block of St. Charles Avenue in background

 

Date:                       ca. 1910

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Snapshot print (4" x 3")

 

Condition:             Small section of picture surface missing from lower edge of print, not affecting image; minor creases and surface grime; remnants of original scrapbook mount on reverse

 

Remarks:               See also P-331, which was removed from same scrapbook page

 

Source:                  Gift, 1994

 Number:                P-331

 

Location:               1.1

 

Subject:                 Rex parade float moving uptown; Masonic Temple and buildings on lake side of 400 block of St. Charles Avenue in background

 

Date:                       ca. 1910

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Snapshot print (4" x 3")

 

Condition:             Minor surface grime and possible mucilage on print surface; crease across right side of print; remnants of original scrapbook mount on reverse

 

Remarks:               See also P-330, which was removed from same scrapbook page

 

Source:                  Gift, 1994

 

Number:                 P-332

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Group portrait, Actuarial Science Club, Boys' High School of Commerce (Samuel J. Peters High School)

 

Date:                       1929

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Minor creases; small tear on bottom edge and ¾" tear on top edge; small loss on top edge; minor surface grime

 

Remarks:               Photograph was used to illustrate 1929 yearbook

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1994

 

Number:                 P-336

 

Location:               5.1

 

Subject:                 Second Convent of St. Michael, Convent, La.

 

Date:                       ca. 1850s or 1860s

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Albumin print (7½" x 11¼") on mount board (11" x 14")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; considerable yellowing and foxing; 4" tear with minor print loss extending into print from lower right edge of mount board; horizontal crack with minor print loss across center of mount board and print

 

Remarks:               Rare image which should be high priority for restoration

 

Source:                  Originally part of Charity Hospital School of Nursing Collection (Mss 220), 1992

 

Number:                 P-337

 

Location:               3.2

 

Subject:                 Hope Haven Band, Marrero, La.

 

Date:                       1930s

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (3½" x 5½") on postcard stock

 

Condition:             Surface grime; minor print loss; overall yellowing; oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1994

 Number:                P-338

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Sugar cane mill, Gramercy, La.

 

Date:                       1912

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (2_" x 5") on mount board (5_" x 6½")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing and heavy grime; mount board cracked on two sides and top; "Gramercy 1912" crudely inked on face and back of mount board

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1994

 

Number:                 P-339

 

Location:               3.4

 

Subject:                 Column of troops marching on a broad street of small town or suburban area

 

Date:                       ca. 1900

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (3_" x 5½") on postcard stock

 

Condition:             Staining on bottom and sides of face; minor grime

 

Remarks:               Architecture suggests Louisiana setting

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1994

 

Number:                 P-340

 

Location:               4.2

 

Subject:                 Large group of African-American children in rear yard of wooden building, probably in New Orleans

 

Date:                       1919?

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7_") on crudely trimmed mount board (8"± x 6¼"±)

 

Condition:             Sharp image; moderate surface grime, scratches, dents; overall yellowing with some oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               "April 27, 1919" and "2203 Orleans N.O. La." written on reverse of mount board together with other, largely illegible names and notations

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1994

 

Number:                 P-341

 

Location:               4.2

 

Subject:                 "The Tuxedo Brass Band, at a Masonic cornerstone laying, about 1919"

 

Date:                       ca. 1919

 

Photographer:     Unknown, but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (6½" x 8½") on crudely trimmed mount board of undetermined size

 

Condition:             Print separated into two pieces by horizontal crack through center of print and mount; surface grime and minor foxing

 

Remarks:               This print is the original from which illustration in Jazz: New Orleans 1885-1963 by Samuel Barclay Charters (New York, 1963) was made

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1995

 

Number:                 P-342

 

Location:               5.1

 

Subject:                 New Orleans plainclothesmen with shotguns in touring car surrounded by other officers; First Precinct Police Station (227 S. Saratoga Street)

 

Date:                       ca. 1930

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (7½" x 9½") on mount board (11" x 13¾")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; minor foxing; horizontal crack through lower half of mount board; print rippled by imperfect attachment to mount board

 

Remarks:               Plainclothesman in rear seat of car is George Reyer

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1995

 

Number:                 P-343

 

Location:               5.1

 

Subject:                 Higgins Incorporated ships and shipyards

 

Date:                       ca. late 1940s

 

Photographer:     "Higgins Inc. Official Photo" stamped on reverse of three mount boards; photographer unknown

 

Form:                      Six prints (all ca. 10¼"± x 13¼"±) on mount boards of various size

 

Condition:             Generally good with minor surface grime

 

Remarks:               Labeling on some mount boards suggests images were prepared for promotional purposes

 

Source:                  Gift, 1993

 

Number:                 P-344

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Residence, ca. 1925, probably in uptown or Carrollton section of New Orleans

 

Date:                       ca. 1925

 

Photographer:     Charles L. Franck

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 9¾") on mount board (10" x 12")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing with foxing and minor surface grime; oxidative-reductive deterioration; upper left corner of mount board missing

 

Remarks:               Architectural style of residence reflects bungalow and mission influences

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1995

 

Number:                 P-345

 

Location:               6.1

 

Subject:                 Bust portrait of Governor Huey P. Long

 

Date:                       ca. 1930

 

Photographer:     Unknown, but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (20" x 16") on board (20" x 16")

 

Condition:             Very good

 

Remarks:               Print hand-tinted to enhance contrast; possibly a campaign photograph

 

Source:                  Gift, 1995

 

Number:                 P-352

 

Location:               4.2

 

Subject:                 Senator Huey P. Long standing in front of a parked DeSoto automobile, probably his, in the District of Columbia

 

Date:                       1935

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Sepia print (8" x 10")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; minor surface grime; overall oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Gift, 1995

 

Number:                 P-353

 

Location:              

 

Subject:                 Panoramic view of Louisiana State University band, with campus in background

 

Date:                       1933

 

Photographer:     Rembrandt Studio

 

Form:                      Print (9" x 29")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; crudely trimmed on left side with loss of probably approximately half of image; two serious vertical cracks in center of remaining image; minor surface grime and loss to lower edge

 

Remarks:               Oversize (tied, separately)

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1995

 

Number:                 P-354

 

Location:               4.2

 

Subject:                 South Claiborne Avenue

 

Date:                       ca. 1914

 

Photographer:     [S.] Backer

 

Form:                      Snapshot print (5¾" x 3½")

 

Condition:             Minor surface grime; general cracking of paper support; overall yellowing and oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:               Penned on reverse: "Poles & track - before the laying of the S. Claiborne Street railway"

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 

Number:                 P-355

 

Location:               4.2

 

Subject:                 Pair of African-American convicts in striped prison garb, handcuffed together

 

Date:                       19--

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Snapshot (3½" x 3¼")

 

Condition:             Sharp image; overall yellowing

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 

Number:                 P-357

 

Location:               4.2

 

Subject:                 Cemetery tombs, probably New Orleans

 

Date:                       Mid-1900s

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (5¾" x 3½")

 

Condition:             Minor surface loss and grime; horizontal crease across upper third of print; overall yellowing and oxidative-reductive deterioration

 

Remarks:

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1988

 

Number:                 P-358

 

Location:              

 

Subject:                 Panoramic view of Jerusalem Temple Band in front of auditorium, 1137 St. Charles Avenue, with other buildings to right and left

 

Date:                       April 26, 1922

 

Photographer:     Gasquet

 

Form:                      Print (7¾" x 34") mounted on cardboard of same size

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing and minor surface grime; fungus growth on lower right edge; water damage to upper right corner with fragments of same detached but present

 

Remarks:               Oversize (tied, separately)

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1996

 Number:                P-360

 

Location:               4.2

 

Subject:                 Launch with two men on Bayou Lafourche

 

Date:                       ca. 1920

 

Photographer:     Unknown

 

Form:                      Print (3½" x 5½") on postcard stock

 

Condition:             Numerous cracks on upper area, reinforced on reverse with transparent tape; oxidative-reductive deterioration; surface grime; minor surface loss

 

Remarks:               See also P-361, P-362

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1989

 

Number:                 P-361

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Launch on banks of Bayou Lafourche with group of men

 

Date:                       ca. 1920

 

Photographer:     Unknown but probably professional

 

Form:                      Print (6¼" x 8½") on mount (10" x 12")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; oxidative-reductive deterioration; considerable surface grime, including insect excrement

 

Remarks:               See also P-360, P-362

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1989

 Number:                P-362

 

Location:               4.2

 

Subject:                 Large gathering of people by Bayou Lafourche, possibly in Lockport

 

Date:                       ca. 1920

 

Photographer:     Unknown, but image carries advertisement for "Barrios Photo."

 

Form:                      Print (5" x 7")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; oxidative-reductive deterioration; horizontal crease across lower half of print; minor surface grime

 

Remarks:               P-360, P-361

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1989

 

Number:                 P-364

 

Location:               4.1

 

Subject:                 Alcee Fortier High School Senior Band, 1942

 

Date:                       1942

 

Photographer:     Leon Trice Picture Service

 

Form:                      Print (7" x 11")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; minor oxidative-reductive deterioration; overall ripple deformation

 

Remarks:               "Alcee Fortier High School Senior Band - 1942 - Tri State Champions | 194¼2 Enid Oklahoma.  Dr. Charles Hamil Cupero"

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1996

 Number:                P-365

 

Location:              

 

Subject:                 Xavier University, Grade 10-5

 

Date:                       November 29, 1922

 

Photographer:     Charles A. Stead

 

Form:                      Print (8" x 20")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; numerous vertical creases; 1½" horizontal tear at left edge and 2" horizontal tear at right edge; surface grime and minor stains

 

Remarks:               Oversize (tied, separately)

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1996

 

Number:                 P-366

 

Location:               5.1

 

Subject:                 Graduating Class, Evening School No. 3

 

Date:                       April 15, 1930

 

Photographer:     Neal H. Simes

 

Form:                      (8" x 17¾")

 

Condition:             Overall yellowing; minor surface grime and creases on border

 

Remarks:               "T L. Trawick, Prin." and "Graduating Clas [sic] Evening school no 3. Apr. 15, 1930" printed on image, together with "Simes N.O."

 

Source:                  Purchase, 1996

 List of Known Photographers Represented in the Collection

 

 

Backer, [S.]

Bedou, A. P.

Bellier de Villentroy, Albert

Bellocq, Ernest J.

Brennan, Thomas J.

Claudel, E.

de Sylva-Dyer

Eastwood, John T.

Eureka Studio

Falor, A. C.

Franck, Charles L.

Gasquet

Hambacher

Hammond, J. A.

Harvey, H. J.

Krieg, T.

Leyrer, Dan

Lilienthal's Photographic Establishment

Linnenkohl, Benjamin F.

Marquis, Nick

Moore, C. Bennette

Moses Studio

Moses, G., & Son

Pons Studio

Reed, N. H.

Rembrandt Studio

Rojas & Conner

Sadlier

Simes, Neal H.

Simon, Achilles J. B.

Stead, Charles A.

Teunisson

Trice, Leon

Washburn

Wilson, Edward L.

Wolbrette & Mortenson

Yenni, Charles T.

Other Index Terms

 

 

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