Transcription from back: “Nellie Russell. Four K. Arnold Co. E 49th Reg Mass V. __ With all the good wishs imaginable from his friend Nellie K. Russell. Cleveland, Ohio.”
Transcription from back: “Major General Isaac Ingalls Stevens. Pioneer of 1853 to Washington Territory from Washington, D. C. Surveyor and Statesman. Used in Bugles in the Valley, H. Dean Guie, p.3 2nd ed.”
Transcription from back: “Diminished copy of a photograph taken 1869. Wm. Sidney Smith was at the time 73 years. To Rev. and Mrs. Lee from their friend Eleanor June Smith. June 1882.”
Pencil drawing of a sidewheeler at the pier on Lake George. People are visible on the boat, waving to those on shore. Mountains are visible surrounding the lake.
Overview of William and Irene Finley's trip to the eastern United States, including Finley's recent publication, "Wild Animal Pets", release of a film series, "Finley Nature Series", and series of lectures, "Camera Hunting on the Continental Divide" and "Cruising in B.C. and Alaska."
Photograph of a picture, taken from above, showing a building in Brooklyn, New York. Tacked below the picture is a piece of paper with the following caption information: “New York, May 7th, 1925. / Photo shows clock crash in which six person [sic] were injured when a clock crashed seven floors in a building in Brooklyn, N. Y. Which was in the process of demolition. Striking view shows building with hole in roof through which clock fell. (Photo by Telepix).” Image note: Broken corners on negative.
Transcription from front: “Fifty One Portraits of the Confederate Army & Navy.” Transcription on back: “ 1 Gen. Bishop Polk. 2 “ Kirbye Smith. 3 “ Humph. Marshall. 4 “ Mansfied Lovell. 5 “ Zollicoffer. 6 “ Hardee. 7 “ Van Dorn. 8 “ Sterling Price. 9 Com. Hollins. 10 Capt. Semmes. 11 Gen. Simmons. 12 “ A. P. Hill. 13 Roger A. Pryor. 14 Sen. Mason. 15 Gen. Longstreet. 16 Sen. Orr. 17 Gen Bragg. 18 “ Stuart. 19 W. L. Yancey. 20 Gen. Joe Johnson. 21 “ Floyd. 22 Gov Letcher. 23 Gen. McCullough. 24 Consul Helm, Havana. 25 Gen. Sam. Houston. 26 Capt. Maffit. 27 Gov. Morehead. 28 Sen de Jarnette. 29 Hon. J. B. Clay. 30 Col. Washington. 31 “Stonewall” Jackson. 32 Jeff. Davis. 33 Gen. R. E. Lee 34 Gen. J. C. Breckenridge. 35 O. C. Benjamin. 36 Gen. Albert Pike. 37 Howell Cobb. 38 Senator Gwin. 39 Gen. Parson. 40 Gen. G. T. Anderson. 41 Alex H. Stevens. 42 Sen. Slidell. 43 Gen. Frank Cheatem. 44 Fitz Hugh Lee. 45 Gen. A. S. Johnson. 46 “ Jeff Thompson. 47 “ Buckner. 48 “ Beauregard. 49 R. J. Toombes. 50. Gen John Morgan. 51 Pilot of the Alabama.”
Transcript. Thorpe discusses her tenure as Director of Basic Rights Oregon (2001-2006) and her subsequent role on staff at Planned Parenthood in Portland. Thorpe also discusses her youth in Columbia, SC, her coming-out process during the early 1980s, and the significant positions she has held in organizations dedicated to LGBT rights, non-profit community childcare, and at Empire State Pride Agenda (NY).
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