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Collection
Darmstaetter Collection
Title
Photograph- Negro Civic Congress gathered at the tomb of Thaddeus Stevens at Shreiner-Concord Cemetery.
Object ID
D-03-03-59
Date Range
October 1918
  1 image  
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Collection
Darmstaetter Collection
Title
Photograph- Negro Civic Congress gathered at the tomb of Thaddeus Stevens at Shreiner-Concord Cemetery.
Description
Negro Civic Congress gathered at the tomb of Thaddeus Stevens at Shreiner-Concord Cemetery.
Date Range
October 1918
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
People
Stevens, Thaddeus
Studio
Darmstaetter's
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Search Terms
Negro Civic Congress of Lancaster County
Persons of color
Shreiner-Concord Cemetery
Stevens and Smith Center
Tombs
Place
Lancaster
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Film Size
10 x 8 inches
Print Size
10 x 8 inches
Object ID
D-03-03-59
Negative Number
yes glass
Other Number
347-4024
Images
Less detail
Collection
General Collection
Object ID
2-01-10-19
Date Range
1910
  1 image  
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Collection
General Collection
Description
Jake Parks playing the banjo.
Date Range
1910
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
People
Parks, Jake
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Subject
African Americans
Search Terms
Black men
Banjos
Music
Persons of color
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Print Size
8 x 10 inches
Object ID
2-01-10-19
Images
Less detail
Collection
Ambulance Company No. 3 Album
Object ID
A-43-01-42
  1 image  
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Collection
Ambulance Company No. 3 Album
Description
African American man and a goat at Camp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia, during World War I.
Provenance
Black paper album and loose photographs of Ambulance Company No. 3 during training at Camp Hancock, Augusta Georgia, in France during World War I, and as veterans after the war. Album is very fragile. Donated by Mrs. Charles Fasnacht, daughter of George Walzl. With album is a brief history of the company and list of known living members as of 1981.
Year Range From
1917
Year Range To
1918
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Subject
African Americans
Search Terms
African American men
Camp Hancock, Georgia
Goats
Military
Persons of color
World War I
WWI
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Condition
Poor
Condition Notes
2009-06-11
Object ID
A-43-01-42
Images
Less detail
Collection
Ambulance Company No. 3 Album
Object ID
A-43-01-46
  1 image  
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Collection
Ambulance Company No. 3 Album
Description
African American man singing at Camp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia, during World War I.
Provenance
Black paper album and loose photographs of Ambulance Company No. 3 during training at Camp Hancock, Augusta Georgia, in France during World War I, and as veterans after the war. Album is very fragile. Donated by Mrs. Charles Fasnacht, daughter of George Walzl. With album is a brief history of the company and list of known living members as of 1981.
Year Range From
1917
Year Range To
1918
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Subject
African Americans
Search Terms
African American men
Camp Hancock, Georgia
Entertainment
Military
Persons of color
Singers
World War I
WWI
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Condition
Poor
Condition Notes
2009-06-11
Object ID
A-43-01-46
Images
Less detail
Collection
Ambulance Company No. 3 Album
Object ID
A-43-01-48
  1 image  
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Collection
Ambulance Company No. 3 Album
Description
African American man singing at Camp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia, during World War I.
Provenance
Black paper album and loose photographs of Ambulance Company No. 3 during training at Camp Hancock, Augusta Georgia, in France during World War I, and as veterans after the war. Album is very fragile. Donated by Mrs. Charles Fasnacht, daughter of George Walzl. With album is a brief history of the company and list of known living members as of 1981.
Year Range From
1917
Year Range To
1918
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Subject
African Americans
Search Terms
African American men
Camp Hancock, Georgia
Entertainment
Military
Persons of color
Singers
World War I
WWI
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Condition
Poor
Condition Notes
2009-06-11
Object ID
A-43-01-48
Images
Less detail
Collection
Ambulance Company No. 3 Album
Object ID
A-43-01-49
  1 image  
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Collection
Ambulance Company No. 3 Album
Description
African American man singing at Camp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia, during World War I.
Provenance
Black paper album and loose photographs of Ambulance Company No. 3 during training at Camp Hancock, Augusta Georgia, in France during World War I, and as veterans after the war. Album is very fragile. Donated by Mrs. Charles Fasnacht, daughter of George Walzl. With album is a brief history of the company and list of known living members as of 1981.
Year Range From
1917
Year Range To
1918
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Subject
African Americans
Search Terms
African American men
Camp Hancock, Georgia
Entertainment
Military
Persons of color
Singers
World War I
WWI
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Condition
Poor
Condition Notes
2009-06-11
Object ID
A-43-01-49
Images
Less detail
Collection
General Collection
Title
Hannah Bosley, corn doctress of Columbia
Object ID
1-02-01-11
  1 image  
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Collection
General Collection
Title
Hannah Bosley, corn doctress of Columbia
Description
Cabinet card. Hannah Bosley, corn doctress of Columbia.
Year Range From
1888
Year Range To
1892
Creator
Taylor, William Curtis
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
People
Bosley, Hannah
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Subject
African American women
African Americans
African Americans--History
Free Black people
Search Terms
African American Women
Cabinet cards
Free persons of color
Medicine
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Film Size
2.5 x 3.5 inches
Print Size
4.125 x 7.5 inches
Object ID
1-02-01-11
Negative Number
yes
Images
Less detail
Collection
General Collection
Object ID
2-12-01-08
Date Range
1886
  1 image  
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Collection
General Collection
Description
African American family and cabin in the Welsh Mountains. Possibly Brushtown in Brecknock Twp. Digital image only.
Provenance
Original image owned by Noel Dorwart.
Date Range
1886
Creator
Dorwart, Harry M.
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Subject
African Americans
Search Terms
African American women
Brushtown, Brecknock Twp.
Cabins
Dwellings
Families
Girls
Persons of color
Welsh Mountains
Women
Place
Brecknock Twp.
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Condition
Not Rated
Object ID
2-12-01-08
Images
Less detail
Collection
Ambulance Company 111 Album
Object ID
A-75-01-09
  1 image  
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Collection
Ambulance Company 111 Album
Description
Photographs of Ambulance Company 111 at Camp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia. Soldiers being entertained by an African American singer.
Provenance
From MG-45 the World War I Collection. Photograph album compiled by Ralph Cole of Ambulance Company 111
Year Range From
1917
Year Range To
1919
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Subject
African Americans
Search Terms
African American men
Ambulance Company No. 111
Camp Hancock, Georgia
Persons of color
Singers
Singing
World War I
WWI
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Dimention Details
Loose black paper pages from a large photograph album
Object ID
A-75-01-09
Images
Less detail
Collection
General Collection
Title
Photograph- Fire at Reilly Bros. and Raub Store, 1910. Written on back of photograph: "Fire started in Reilly Bros. and Raub store about 7:00 am was gotten under control about 11:00 am. Several large buildings were burned to the ground, loss about $400,000. The Grand Army Hall and all its valuable war relics including General Reynolds' saddle which was on his horse at Gettysburg when he was shot. This picture was bought at 12:30 on day of fire. Feb. 10, 1910 Kepler Building fire, Lancaster, Pa. Above information courtesy Richard Barr, Sr."
Object ID
1-01-07-54
Date Range
February 10, 1910
  1 image  
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Collection
General Collection
Title
Photograph- Fire at Reilly Bros. and Raub Store, 1910. Written on back of photograph: "Fire started in Reilly Bros. and Raub store about 7:00 am was gotten under control about 11:00 am. Several large buildings were burned to the ground, loss about $400,000. The Grand Army Hall and all its valuable war relics including General Reynolds' saddle which was on his horse at Gettysburg when he was shot. This picture was bought at 12:30 on day of fire. Feb. 10, 1910 Kepler Building fire, Lancaster, Pa. Above information courtesy Richard Barr, Sr."
Description
Fire at Reilly Bros. and Raub Store, 1910. Written on back of photograph: "Fire started in Reilly Bros. and Raub store about 7:00 am was gotten under control about 11:00 am. Several large buildings were burned to the ground, loss about $400,000. The Grand Army Hall and all its valuable war relics including General Reynolds' saddle which was on his horse at Gettysburg when he was shot. This picture was bought at 12:30 on day of fire. Feb. 10, 1910 Kepler Building fire, Lancaster, Pa. Above information courtesy Richard Barr, Sr."
Date Range
February 10, 1910
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Search Terms
Disasters
Fires
Reilly Brothers and Raub
Grand Army of the Republic
Place
Lancaster
Object Name
Print, Photographic
Print Size
5 x 7 inches
Object ID
1-01-07-54
Images
Less detail

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