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…database of Louisville Jewish cemeteries. Information includes maps, names of the deceased, grave locations, and photos of headstones. Cemeteries documented are: Adath Jeshurun Agudath Achim Cemetery Anshei Sfard Cemetery Keneseth…
…Brown, 1829 Dec. 29.Facsimile of a poetry fragment in the hand of John Keats. 61 Photostat of the title page of Alexander Pope’s Rape of the Lock with the signature…
…photos for the first two hand transplants. Included are images of Jewish Hospital SkyCare staff, helicopters and planes, coal mining areas in eastern Kentucky, and aerial views of Louisville; Jewish…
…Click on the photos below to learn more about the Community History Fellows and their work. The Community History Fellows Program was developed by Abby Glogower, former Curator of Jewish…
…to the Filson is an extension of the original book, known as the “E-Book.” There have been photos and special biographical information added by individual shipmates for his section of…
…Cave: Photos Collections Rogers Clark Ballard Thruston Mountain Photograph Collection: Photos Exhibits A History of Steam Boating in the Ohio Valley Shantyboat: Life on the Ohio Hemp Harvest, Breaking, Tools,…
…the Burnside Gazette chronicled town news and gossip as well as provided updates on various soldiers’ deployment and wellbeing. Additionally, there are letters, photos, and clippings from specific Burnside servicemen…
…because of its extremely poor condition contained CDVs and cabinet cards (998PC35.3-.35, 998PC35.39-.44 and 998PC35.47). Photos are of members of the Marshall, Turner, Clay and McDowell families, friends and prominent…
…Stratton O. Hammon, Architect. Includes a few color transparencies. For list of addresses of homes and buildings included in photos, see below. Item 998PC46.63 is a photograph of Stratton Hammon…
…photograph collection for related photos. Historical Note The Louisville Photographic Society began as the Louisville Movie Club in 1941. After three years of activity, the group changed its name to…
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