Photographs
Found in 24 Collections and/or Records:
C. Fiske Harris Collection on the Civil War and Slavery Manuscripts
Arthur Magson and T. McGrane photograph album of Hurricane of 1938
Nineteenth-Century Doctor's Tattoo Notebook
The notebook contains approximately 22 pages of handwritten entries, presumably by a medical professional, many annotating photographs of tattooed bodies. Laid in were 10 additional photographic reproductions, one letter, one reproduction of a written text, and a blank patient record slip from the Deconesses' Institution and Hospital, Tottenham.
The Outlet Store collection
Edward J. Ozog collection
The collection includes photographs and postcards of street railroads, railroads and railroad stations in Rhode Island.
William Padget Photograph Collection
Providence Public Library collection
The collection contains manuscript records and audiovisual materials (mainly photographs and architectural drawings) of and relating to Providence Public Library, its buildings, staff, trustees, and programs. The collection includes materials related to the Washington Street-Empire street building as well as materials related to branches previously operated by the Library.
David Wallis Reeves’ American Band Collection
The collection includes materials related to the work of composer David Wallis Reeves and related to the American Band of Providence, Rhode Island. The bulk of the collection includes original music compositions and arrangements by Reeves. Also included are photographs, recordings and organizational records related to Reeves, the American Band and various other brass bands in Rhode Island.
Rhode Island Stereocard Collection
The Rhode Island Stereocard Collection contains stereograms with images related to geographic locations, buildings and organizations in the State of Rhode Island as well as various miscellaneous images found with the collection.
Rogue’s Gallery Album
The collection consists of one album given to Jesse H. Metcalf in celebration of Walter R. Callender on January 12, 1910 at the Hope Club in Providence, Rhode Island. A menu for the event notes “To Walter Reid Callender, the Big Cop, by the member of his baseball and stung cabinet”. Includes photographs of various Providence businessmen and politicians with humorous descriptions of each individual as criminals.
