PHOTO/PP. Numbered Photograph Collections
Found in 27 Collections and/or Records:
Rokos family collection of Czech-American photographs
This collection consists of photographs that depict the Czech community in East Baltimore. Subjects include the Rokos and Klecka families. Also included are images of a grocery store and saloon, as well as family portraits, wedding photographs, and images of funeral processions.
Sidney Hollander photograph collection
This collection contains photographs of Baltimore businessman and philanthrapist, Sidney Hollander. Also included are portraits of family members and various group portraits.
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr. photograph collection
This collection contains photographs made or collected by Dr. Thomas G. Pullen, Jr., with subjects related to Dr. Pullen and his wife, Louise Rowe Pullen, as well as their family and friends. The dates of the collection span 1917-1972.
Van Lear Black photograph collection
This collection contains photographs of Van Lear Black and his travels worldwide by plane and boat. Also included are portraits of the crew and the Dinka tribe in the Sudan, Africa.
William B. Marye photograph and ephemera collection
This collection contains photographs made or collected by William B. Marye, including formal studio portraits of Gittings family members and other individuals, and a photo of Roslin (also spelled Roslyn), and the Gittings family home near Upper Falls in Baltimore County, Maryland. Other subjects are outdoor views at sites in Maryland counties, Pennsylvania, and elsewhere, some made by William B. Marye and including informal portraits of Edward G. Warns.
William S. Marston School photograph and ephemera collection
This collection contains photographs and ephemera related to the William S. Marston School. Photographs of individual students represent the majority of the collection, but teacher portraits and team and class photographs are also included.
William Warthen photograph collection
This collection contains seven photographs relating to Dr. William Warthen’s tenure on the staff of the Baltimore City Health Department.