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Portraits

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:

Sarah Drexel (Fell) Van Renssalaer, undated

 File
Scope and content note From the Collection: This collection consists of nineteen photographs showing many aspects of student life at Drexel in 1898-1899. It includes interior shots of the Main Building, the library in the Main Building, student boarding facilities, the Drexel Museum, the exterior of Boarding House Row, and University of Pennsylvania buildings. The photographs show library employees and students at work, Drexel president James MacAlister in his office, and art students painting in a studio. Also included with the...
Dates: undated

Three portraits of women , undated

 File — Box 1, Folder: 17
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collection consists of photographs of instructors, students, and classrooms in the Department of Domestic Science and Arts. Also included are photos taken in Wissahickon Creek and three team pictures from the women's basketball team. Identified faculty and students in the collection include: Albert P. Brubaker, Ellen Morris, Katherine J. Coolidge, Helen M. Spring, Anna Anthony, Maude G. Hopkins.

Dates: undated

Two portraits of women wearing glasses, undated

 File — Box 1, Folder: 23
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collection consists of photographs of instructors, students, and classrooms in the Department of Domestic Science and Arts. Also included are photos taken in Wissahickon Creek and three team pictures from the women's basketball team. Identified faculty and students in the collection include: Albert P. Brubaker, Ellen Morris, Katherine J. Coolidge, Helen M. Spring, Anna Anthony, Maude G. Hopkins.

Dates: undated

William MacLure Papers

 Collection — Box 1
Identifier: ANSP-Coll-0401
Scope and Contents Geologist, educator, traveler, businessman and philanthropist, he was one of the most important personages in this Academy's history. While not a founder, he was elected president in 1817, which position he held until his death in 1840. During these 24 years he contributed greatly to its growth and development, giving generously to it financially, and collecting and purchasing many scientific specimens. His influence upon it was felt long after his death when he bequeathed his personal...
Dates: 1806-1949