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Snyder - Harry G. Snyder (ca. 1887)
No full textA.B.; valedictorian. Grad. Gbg. Sem., 1890. Born Sept. 21, 1863, Upper Strasburg. Lutheran clergyman: Hummelstown, 1890-99; Tiffin, Ohio, 1899-1911; Vandergrift, 1911-1925. Director, Gbg. Sem., 1914-1924. Died June 2, 1925. Married July 2, 1890, Mary E. Horner, Gettysburg. Children: Harold F., Arthur K. (class of 1918), Mary D., Allen W., Charles H. Handwritten on back: ""Does this look like the fellow who sat beside you 'neath the old oak tree? Very truly your friend H. G. Snyder"
Stevens Hall (1941-1944)
No full textHandwritten on back: "Stevens Hall Dotty Wertz + Marjorie Amspacher
Track Outside Breidenbaugh (1941-1944)
No full textUnidentified man among a crowd during a track and field competition in front of what now is Breidenbaugh Hall
First line of text: Floating scow of Old Virginny I work'd in from day to day; First line of chorus: Den carry me back to Old Virginny
No full textNew York, NYStaff notation; For alto voice, 2 tenor voices, bass voice, and piano, or 3 tenor voices, bass voice, and piano, or mixed voices (ATTB) and piano, or men's voices (TTTB) and piano; Caption title; Illustrated list title page in tan, black, and white lithographed scenes of G.N. Christy and the Christy Minstrels / Sarony & Major list of 14 songs in the series; Christys melodies, as composed and sung by them, at their concerts with distinguished success --List title page; Additional verses printed as text, on page
First line of text: We're coming, Father Abram, one hundred thousand more; First line of chorus: With our promise to pay; How are you green-backs!; Fair one with the golden locks
No full textNew York , NYStaff notation;For voice and piano; Caption title: How are you green-backs; Verses 3-4 printed as text on p. 5; Additional verses by G.W.H. Griffin printed as text on p. 5; Color title page illustration: lithograph / Lith. of Sarony, Major & Knapp, 449 Broadway, N.Y; Cover illustration of several bills, the topmost showing a portrait of Dan Bryant; Performed by Bryant's Minstrels and by Mrs. John Wood in the grand Fairy Extravaganza 'Fair One With the Golden Locks
First line of text: On a farm in Normandy, there resided Rose Marie; First line of chorus: When it's apple blossom time in Normandy
No full textNew York, NYStaff notation; For voice and piano; Moderato con espressione [tempo]; Cover illustration of pink flowers on a black background, with a photo of Peggy Dougherty; Starmer [graphic artist]; Advertisement for other songs published by Jerome H. Remick & Co. on inside front cover; Advertisement for three folios published by Jerome H. Remick & Co
First line of chorus: I lost the sunshine and roses; First line of text: Roses each one, met with the sun
No full textNew York, NYStaff notation; For voice and piano; Cover illustration in green and organge with a photo of Vera Michelena; Excerpt from When I'm Thinking of You on inside front cover; Excerpt from Spring and Fall on back cove
Barnes, Robert Drane;
No full text"Sawtooth Oak, Quercus acutissima." In memory of Robert Drane Barnes 1927 - 1993 from his family.1981Gift in MemoryTree; Plaqu
Brewer-Krebs, Elizabetta
No full text2008"Blackgum, nyssa sylvatica." In celebration of the life of Elizabetta Sforza Brewer-Krebs '08 February 11, 1986 - May 22, 2009 "Fare you well, I love you more than words can tell, Listen to the river sing sweet songs, to rock my soul." G.D. Given by Friends and Family September 25, 2010.September 25, 2010Bench was also part of Brewer-Krebs recognition, separate collection.Gift in MemoryTree; Plaqu