Portraits

Scope and Contents Includes 19th century daguerreotype and ambrotype photographic portraits in frames and/or cases. Most photographs are portraits of single individuals, but some are family portraits. Most cases in the collection are made of wood covered with leather or embossed paper, but one is a thermal plastic/thermoplastic/Gutta Percha union case featuring a horse, three people, and a dog, in a scene that the dealer names "Roger de Coverly and the Gypsies Fortune." Roger de Coverly is the name...

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Includes 19th century tintype photographic portraits. Most photographs are portraits of single individuals, but some are family portraits.

Scope and Contents Photographs taken and used by the Office of Advancement stored on SmugMug. The photographs date from 2005 onward and are of Middlebury College scenes and events, Middlebury Language Schools, Bread Loaf School of English, and Bread Loaf Writers' Conference. Specific subjects include Field House construction; campus scenery; Feb celebration; Davis United World College Scholars; Alumni College; Fall Family Weekend; portraits of administration and faculty; Middlebury Zoom...

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This scrapbook contains photographs--many in color--of Middlebury College students and Middlebury, VT landscapes between 1918 and 1919. A particular emphasis is placed upon members of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, of whom there is an extensive collection of small portrait photographs.

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portraits; sketches; commencement; piano recital; acceptance letter; delta kappa epsilon sorority; registration; national war fund receipt; Midd Nite; newspaper clippings; friends; freshmen week rules; dance cards; winter carnival; Christmas time; bouquet; Wesleyan; theatre programs; sorority rush party invitations; romance with man named Jim; sorority bid and initiation; Scullion's ball; summer activities; sports schedule; sports roster; banquets.

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One holograph letter dated April 9, 1869, written by "Old Brown" at Kusplah Station in Mobile, AL, to Alice J. Green. The letter describes adapting to life in Mobile and the painting of children's portraits.

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This scrapbook, compiled by an unknown alumnus, comprises portrait photographs of members of the classes of 1920, 1921, 1922 and 1923.