PHOTO/PP. Numbered Photograph Collections
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Amy Davis photograph collection
Three signed photographic prints by photojournalist Amy Davis, depicting the demolition and abandonment of two Baltimore movie theaters.
Baltimore Chronicle newspaper collection
The Baltimore Chronicle Photograph Collection contains more than 7600 photographs from the archives of the Baltimore Chronicle Newspaper, a free alternative newspaper published in print form from 1973 to 2003.
Donald Reichle photograph collection
Gover family photograph collection
This collection contains studio portraits of the Gover family and friends, as well as one photograph of the Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad station in Belair, 1907.
John Appleton Wilson photograph collection
This collection primarily contains photographs of 19th century Baltimore buildings, from newly-built townhouses and estate houses (many designed by the architectural firm of J.A. and W.T. Wilson) to examples of historic and vernacular architecture, which were collected by architect John Appleton Wilson (1851-1927).
Joshua Fitze photograph collection
This collection consists of photographs taken by Joshua P. Fitze of Reisterstown, Maryland showing local scenes dated mostly circa 1902-1909.
Marjorie Martinet photograph collection
This collection contains photographs related to Marjorie Martinet, primarily of her visits to Maine. Also included are photographs of the sculpture of Beatrice Fenton.
Maryland county courthouse photograph collection
This collection contains photographs of twenty-two county courthouses in Maryland circa 1954, all captioned.
Maryland silversmiths photograph collection
This collection consists of 18 negatives of photographs of silverware used in Maryland Silversmiths, 1715-1830, by J. Hall Pleasants and Howard Sill, published in 1930.
Philip B. Perlman photograph collection
This collection consists of individual and group portraits of Philip B. Perlman with noted Maryland legislators and political thinkers. Individuals include H. L. Mencken, Governor Albert C. Ritchie, Senator George L. Radcliffe, and Adjutant General Henry M. Warfield. The dates of the collection span 1917-1952.