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muspeccoll · 10 months
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For this month's #ArchivesHashtagParty, we're taking an #ArchivesVacay! Explore exotic locations illustrated in our travel poster collection, and take a look at how they were made in the student-curated exhibit Commercial Art: Travel Posters in Special Collections.
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kheelcenter · 19 days
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April Archives Hashtag Party ~ Archives Snapshot
You can observe a lot from one photo... how about ten? Check out these snapshots from a Southern Tenant Farmers Union meeting in Arkansas in 1937, taken by Louise Boyle.
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Curious about the Southern Tenant Farmers Union? Check out our digital collection "Louise Boyle. Southern Tenant Farmers Union Photographs, 1937 and 1982" here:
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pogphotoarchives · 2 years
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"La Fonda Hotel at the End of the Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, New Mexico"
Photographer: T. Harmon Parkhurst
Date: ca. 1930
Negative Number: 178049
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phillyarchives · 2 years
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The photograph featured here is a panorama of the vast Olympic National Forest in Washington State.
This photograph was included with information about a fire detection system, which the David W. Taylor Model Basin was looking into procuring in the 1960s.
Check out the National Archives Catalog entry here: https://catalog.archives.gov/id/68123516
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What would summer be without a trip to Block Island! "Dear Folks, I hope all is well out there at the farm. I think of you often. It is very pleasant here. A little bit of hot weather but nothing to speak of. I should be home Friday for a week. Probably see you then. Take care. Love, Charlotte" #archivespostcards #ArchivesHashtagParty #shiphistory (at The Steamship Historical Society of America) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg4w4Z4M_ZG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Happy #ArchivesHashtagParty #ArchivesScience everybody! This illustration from 1730 is in Johann Leonard Frisch's Beschreibung von allerley insecten in Deutsch-land - part of our extensive collection of #NaturalHistory books. #archives #libraries
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cac-bgsu · 2 years
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Put on your seatbelt and join us for #ArchivesAmusementPark!
The Cyclone was the 7th roller coaster at @cedarpoint The wooden coaster was in operation from 1929 until 1951.
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One hundred years ago, the South Dakota State Fair invited all to vacation with them.
Images are from the South Dakota State Fair Collection, Archives and Special Collections, University of South Dakota. Also in this collection is a list of the 1923 Women’s Building events at the fair. The National Archives sponsors #ArchivesHashtagParty once a month, and July’s topic is #ArchivesVacay. They invite archives to submit information about summer vacation and travel-related items in…
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dfroza · 1 year
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@KYStateArchives
The northern cardinal is the state bird for seven states, including Kentucky! It is also the mascot for several Kentucky schools, most notably @uofl. #ArchivesForTheBirds #ArchivesHashtagParty @kyfishwildlife
4.7.23 • 8:30am • Twitter
my heart speaks to you in thought, just as you see here in writing (from the instrumental womb…)
but you can also hear music playing in True nature on garden earth, like instrumental birdsong
and of course humans made in God’s image have the ability to think and speak, even to play music and sing
the starry night skies of the heavens are silent to us, just as the moon, and on earth we hear so many things
it matters what we think and come to believe, and what we write and speak
(we are made of silence & sound)
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todaysdocument · 3 years
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Civil War letter written to his family by Private Valentine Moulder. On the back are drawings of a woman smoking a pipe, probably done between 1863 and 1883 by one of Valentine’s 9 younger siblings.
Series: Case Files of Approved Pension Applications of Widows and Other Dependents of the Army and Navy Who Served Mainly in the Civil War and the War With Spain, 1861 - 1934
Record Group 15: Records of the Department of Veterans Affairs, 1773 - 2007
Image description: Drawings in blue ink. Many faces in profile, some scribbled out; two drawings of a woman in profile (she has a prominent nose and chin), smoking a pipe, wearing a dress with a large skirt. 
Transcription of letter:
Sunday March 15th 1863
PADUCAH KENTUCKY
DEAR FATHER & FAMILY YOUR SON VALENTINE I NOW TAKE MY PEN IN HAND TO LET YOU KNOW THAT I AM WELL AT THIS TIME HOPING THESE FEW LINES MAY COME TO HAND & FIND YOU ALL WELL
Dear father I have nothing strange To write to you Times is tolerable good here it is nice weather here now The People of Paducah is putting out their guardrans the grass is springing up and looks nice 
The spring frogs is hallowing and the Birds is singing their Beautiful spring songs 
it seems like I ought be at home preparing for a crop 
This Beautiful weather turn over
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usnatarchives · 3 years
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Caption: “arriving in Australia, the first Negro nurses to reach these shores try bicycle riding near their quarters in Camp Columbia, Wacol, Brisbane.” 268th Station 2nd Lts: L-R: Beulah Baldwin, Alberta Smith, & Joan Hamilton. 11/29/1943. NARA ID 178140880.
Friday - #ArchivesOnWheels #ArchivesHashtagParty!
We’re rolling into June with #ArchivesOnWheels this Friday, June 4 on Twitter and Instagram!
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Patent Drawing for J. O. Lose's One Wheeled Vehicle, NARA ID 6277782.
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Surefootin' film, 1978. NARA ID 2990051.
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1919 Transcontinental Motor Convoy - Firestone Homestead Visit, NARA ID 24694.
Let’s get on our bikes, trikes, unicycles, and skateboards and ride into the next hashtag party! Archives and museums around the world will share photos, film clips, artifacts, and illustrations of the way we use wheels to get a-round. From Model-Ts to roller skates, we’re going to take you on a wheely great tour of historic holdings!
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riversidearchives · 4 years
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Happy Archives Month!  
Preserving old records involves knowing and understanding old records storage systems.  Here is a Box File, filled with correspondence and ephemera from 1912.  Box files were very popular at the turn of the Twentieth Century, and as you can see, a series of box files lined up nicely on a shelf, looking like well-tamed books.  We appreciate the look, and we can certainly get behind a good filing system, but we don’t appreciate the wooden substrate or the fasteners used on the records inside!  Happy Archives Month! 
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kheelcenter · 2 months
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Happy Women's History Month!
Happy First Day of Women's History Month! We're starting the weekend off right featuring Women in STEM for this month's Archives Hashtag Party!
Check out these photos of nurses and other women in medicine from our ILGWU Justice and Local 1199 Photographs Collections, #5780/102P and #5933P.
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The photos from the ILGWU Justice Photographs Collection feature nurses of the ILGWU Union Health Center. In 1913, the New York City locals of the ILGWU established the UHC under the direction of Dr. George Price of the Joint Board of Sanitary Control. Initially, the UHC offered physical exams, medical treatments, access to a dental clinic, and information about health and hygiene. By the 1960s, the UHC offered comprehensive care to ILGWU members and their families, and over the years, the center's range of services expanded to include social and psychological services, eye exams, maternity care, and surgical consultation. The Union Health Center continues its work today at in New York City.
Between 1933 and 1957, Local 1199 functioned as a drugstore local with its membership growing to 5,000 workers employed in independent and chain drugstores throughout the New York metropolitan area. With its success in organizing workers in Montefiore Hospital in New York City, the union began a massive campaign to organize workers in voluntary and non-profit hospitals in the New York area, a large proportion of whom were black or Hispanic. In 1973, the national union was established, combining organizing efforts with civil rights organizations in an effort to achieve mutual political goals.
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pogphotoarchives · 2 years
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Diana Fisher, daughter of Reginald Fisher, rides the merry-go-round, Tio Vivo, during Santa Fe Fiesta, New Mexico
Photographer: Robert H. Martin
Date: 1948
Negative Number: 041394
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phillyarchives · 2 years
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Seen here is a photograph of United States Forest Service employee posing with the root system of a pitch pine that was pulled out with a tractor near New Lisbon, New Jersey. This is one of many pictures from this series of photographs that depicts the various aspects of the work of the U.S. Forest Service Northeastern Forest Experiment Station.
Check out the National Archives Catalog entry here: https://catalog.archives.gov/id/81214798
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In the days of long ocean voyages, which could last for weeks on end, passengers often passed the time by playing sports or deck games. Often the only entertainment on board, spectators would watch and cheer on fellow travellers. Coming soon to our new film program SHIPS, we will hear from passengers who played a variety of deck games as part of leisure on board. Stay tuned for more information in the coming months. #ArchivesSports #ArchivesHashtagParty @usnatarchives (at The Steamship Historical Society of America) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiAg2U1MwIb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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