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Byron Harvey, Jr.
No full textPortrain of Byron Harvey, Jr. Back of photograph reads "'The Harvey boys' who head the Fred Harvey company today, are grandsons of the founder. Byron Harvey, Jr., shown here, is Chairman. His brothers, Steward and Daggett Harvey, are Vice Chairman. The company has flourished under continuous Harvey family management since its founding, continually growing and changing in the resort, restaurant, hotel and retail field to fir the changing times and changing economic patterns. harvey operations now extend from Cleveland to the Pacific Coast. (Fred Harvey Public Relations, Dept., 80 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, Ill.).
Indian Building. Fred Harvey.
No full textInterior of the Fred Harvey Indian Building. Photo by Barnest & Gaplin(?), Albuquerque. Back of photograph reads "The Fred Harvey Indian Department offers Indian arts, crafts and curios for sale in the Albuquerque Indian Building (shown here), in a Curio and Handicrafts Shop at the ALbuquerque Municipal Aiport, at the Alvarado Hotel, and at 15 other locations over the entire Fred harvey system, extending from Cleveland to the Pacific Coast. (Fred Harvey Public Relations Dept., 80 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, Ill)
Indian Building. Fred Harvey.
No full textSightseers purchasing goods from Native Americans in fron of Fred Harvey Indian Building. Back of photograph reads "Knickers, ankle-length dresses and high-topped shoes mingled with Indain shawls and moccasins in this group of shoppers and sightseers pictured in front of the Fred Harvey Indian Building at Albuquerque. The Fred Harvey Indian Department, which still has its headquartesr in the Indian Building, came into being before 1900. Fred harvey purchases of Indian items over the years and continuing interest in handicrafts played an important part in helping to preserve the ancient skills and make them known to the American public. (Fred Harvey Public Relations Dept., 80 E Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, Ill.)
Fred Harvey
No full textPortrait of Fred Harvey, founder. Back of photograph reads " Fred Harvey, founder of the present Harvey organization, 'made the desert blossom with beefsteak,' according to journalists of his day. An English immigrant, he came to the United States in 1850 at the age of 15 and started his business career in restaurants in New York, New Orleans and St. Louis. The first of his 'Harvey Houses', at which Satna Fe Railway passengers detrained for meals before the day of dining car service, was opened in 1876. The business he founded has been carried on since his death in 1901 by his sons and grandsons. (Fred Harvey Public Relations Dept., 80 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, Ill.).
Indian Building. Fred Harvey.
No full textNative Americans standing at the entrance of the Fred Harvey Indian Building, in Albuquerque, NM. back of photograph reads "Indian craftsmen (shown in this old picture) were put to work by the Fred Harvey organization in the Indian Building in Albuqerque where the public could see under construction the types of items displayed and offered for sale. Fred Harvey later fostered the arts and craft of the Hopi Indians of Arizona who worked in a similar maner in another Harvey Indian Building, Hopi House, on the South Rim of Grand Canyon. (Fred Harvey Public Relations Dept., 80 E. Jackson Blvd. Chago 4, Ill.)
Indian Building. Fred Harvey.
No full textInterior of the Fred Harvey Indian Building. Photo by Barnest & Gaplin, Albuquerque. Back of photograph reads "The Fred Harvey Indian Building was planned before the turn of the century as a repository for the priceless collection of Indian arts and antiques then in the Harvey family. It now houes one of the finest collections in existence of Southestern arts and antiques, This picture of the interior (before it was renovated and rearranged) shows the entrace to the museum portion of the structure. (Fred harvey Public Relations Dept., 80 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, Ill.)
Fred Harvey Restaurant
No full textDrawn image of of first Fred Harvey Restaurant, in Topeka, Kansas. Back of photograph reads "First Fred Harvey restaurant was opened in 1876 on the second floor of the Santa Fe station at Topeka, Kansas." AND "The Fred Harvey organization was born on the second floor of this old Santa Fe Railway depot at Topeka, Kansas, where the founder opened the first of his famed restaurants that catered originally to railway passengers, primarily. From there, the Harvey Houses went west with the Santa Fe Railway into New Mexico where the organiation has maintained closest ties for well over half a century. As trasnportation methods changed, the old Harvey Houes at which passengers detrained for meals gave way to dining cars and Fred harvey took over supervision of dining car service for the Santa Fe Railway, a Harvey operation that is now carried on over more than 13,000 miles of Santa Fe Railway track. (Fred Harvey Public Relations Dept., 80 E. Jackson Blvd. Chicago 4, Ill.)
Thomas E. Harvey Oral History Interview
No full textThomas E. Harvey was a member of the 11th Armored Division, which liberated Mauthausen on May 6, 1945. Harvey and his unit spent a few hours in the camp, witnessing bodies, the crematoria, and some emaciated survivors; an engineering battalion was right behind them to bury the remains. Harvey also helped liberate several thousand prisoners on a death march near Cham, Germany
Harvey Sacks. Fare sociologia
No full textScopo di questa antologia è quello di presentare e discutere gli aspetti fondativi della riflessione di Harvey Sacks. Per questo abbiamo selezionato un gruppo di saggi che riguardano la prima fase del pensiero sacksiano – ben distinti per stili e contenuti da quelli più famosi dedicati al sistema dei turni conversazionali e alle categorie di appartenenza. Ciò che li accomuna è una serrata riflessione volta a ridefinire l’impresa conoscitiva della sociologia, anche se ciò non esclude importanti implicazioni per la psicologia, l’antropologia culturale e la linguistica. Quello dello studioso newyorkese costituisce infatti uno dei più approfonditi tentativi di descrizione di cosa voglia dire fare sociologia, una questione che spesso viene ingiustamente accantonata. Al centro della sua proposta vi è la doppia funzione del linguaggio: da un lato è la principale forma di agire sociale, dall’altro partecipa alla costruzione formale del ragionamento volto a fornire strumenti metodologici per la ricerca
Amy E. Leonard, Blaine, Washington, approximately 1880
No full textCaption on mount: Harvey Bros. Blaine, Washington.
Handwritten on verso: Amy E. Leonard.
PH Coll 334 Harvey Bros.1Harvey Brothers studio operated in Blaine, Washington in the 1880's. One of the partners could have been Thomas Harvey, a photographer who worked under his own name in Blaine between 1901-1902.To order a reproduction, inquire about permissions, or for information about prices see:
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