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SEIU rally at Johns Hopkins, 2001
No full textService Employees International Union (SEIU) rally at Johns Hopkins University, March 15, 2001. Photograph by William C. Burke, Jr
Serenade in Eb, Op. 7
No full textPerformance of Strauss's Serenade in Eb, performed by the University Maryland Symphonic Wind Ensemble in Dekelboum Concert Hall, February 27, 2001
Symphony in Bb for Band -- Andantino grazioso; Fast and gay
No full textPerformance of Hindemith's Symphony in Bb for Band, performed by the University Maryland Symphonic Wind Ensemble in Dekelboum Concert Hall, April 17, 2001
Suite Française -- Alsace-Lorraine
No full textPerformance of Milhaud's Suite Française, performed by the University Maryland Symphonic Wind Ensemble in Dekelboum Concert Hall, October 8, 2001
Chris Richards of Q and not U, Fireside Bowl, Chicago, Illinois, April 11, 2001
No full textPhotograph of Chris Richards, guitarist and vocalist for the Washington, D.C. punk band Q and not U, performing at the Fireside Bowl in Chicago, Illinois on April 11, 2001. The photograph was taken by musician and concert promoter, Chris Baronner
Paris 1855
No full textThese selected images, an exterior view of the Palace of Industry and a view of the interior of the palace during the distribution of awards, are both detailed views from which much can be observed. Since both images are illustrations, as opposed to photographs, they may not be entirely accurate. The image of the interior is a lithograph, which is approximately thirty-five inches by fifteen inches. Because of the medium employed, the details of the image are not very sharp, but many details are included. Emperor Napoleon III can be seen handing out the awards, and his empress is seen seated behind him. The other image appears to have been taken from a French newspaper article. Today, the actual paper is very old, as can be evidenced by the large tear in the middle of the picture and its worn edges. The actual size of the illustration is about fifteen inches long and eight inches wide. Most significant about the Palace of Industry are its historical precedents, the evolution of its design, its successes and failures, and finally its role at the fair
Buffalo 1901: Pan-American Exposition Bird's Eye View of Grounds and Map of Exposition
No full textThese two images, the bird's eye view and the map of the exposition, are views of the entire exposition grounds. The map can be considered to be a completely accurate plan of the fairgrounds. It is on the back of the October 15th program for the fair, and measures fifteen inches by eight inches. The program, which Time Saver Guidebooks sold for five cents, included all of the events that were scheduled to take place on that day, a few articles about the most popular attractions, and advertisements for restaurants and hotels in the area. The colors of the program are dull and dark, and the layout is simple. The map itself depicts all of the major buildings that hosted events or popular exhibits. A bird's eye view however, is an artistic rendering, and therefore does not necessarily have to be correct. This particular image was found in a pamphlet called "Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo 1901", which featured many brilliantly colored pictures of the fair, as well as a brief background and summary of events. The image is approximately twelve inches by eight inches and takes up two pages of the pamphlet. The original drawing for the bird's eye view was drawn by the office of Carr??re & Hastings, and was edited by Harry Fenn. I shall study the accuracy of the bird's eye view, the general layout and organization of the exposition, the style of the architecture, the unique and novel color scheme, and the wide use of sculpture
Tower of Jewels
No full textThis stereograph offers a view of the Tower of Jewels as seen from Festival Hall at the Panama Pacific International Exposition . Held in 1915, the exposition was one of the largest and most spectacular of all international exhibitions. It marked the opening of the Panama Canal in 1914, and celebrated the development of the Pacific Coast as a center of international commerce. In 1906, just two years after the city had begun planning for the fair, San Francisco was devastated by an earthquake, which was followed by a great fire that reduced most of the city to ashes (Mattie 132). The fair was ideally suited to prove to the world that San Francisco had recovered from this disaster (Findling 219)
University of Maryland women's lacrosse media guide cover featuring Jen Adams, 2001
No full textUniversity of Maryland women's lacrosse media guide cover featuring Jen Adams, 2001. Captions read: "Six-Time Defending National Champions" and "Jen Adams, Two-Time Consensus Player of the Year, Two-Time All-American, 2000 Honda Award Winner for Lacrosse.
ODK Fountain on McKeldin Mall, College Park, Maryland 2001
No full textODK Fountain on McKeldin Mall looking east to Main Administration. Dated 2001