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00148 Group of male students posting outside of St James Hall
No full textGroup of male students posing outside of St. James Hall
[Saint James Hall, Hampton]
No full textFrom Sleeve: St. James Hall Hampton. No print. A68.Title supplied by cataloger.Positive digital file from original glass negative.Fine, dark emulsion
[Saint James Hall & School]
No full textFrom Sleeve: St. James Hall & School. No print. A31.Title supplied by cataloger.Positive digital file from original glass negative.Emulsion starting to peel at left and right sides
James Hall, October 22, 1936
No full textView of the side of James Hall from the walkway in front of DeMeritt Hall, which is partially visible on the left. To the right of James Hall, Taylor Hall can be seen through trees. This image was taken in Durham, New Hampshire on October 22, 1936 as part of landscape architect Bremer W. Pond\u27s project number 143 and is number 351 in his index.https://scholars.unh.edu/pond_photos/1347/thumbnail.jp
James Hall
No full textJames Hall, student at the Mark Dennett School, Kittery, Maine. Maine. These school photographs are from a photo album titled \u27Reminiscences\u27. Written on the front in two separate handwritings: \u27Sept. 1919 and Nov 1921 / Mark Dennett School, Kittery, Me/ 1918 I began to teach in this school / Mrs. J. Evelyn Woods.\u27 .https://digitalmaine.com/kittery_images/1149/thumbnail.jp
James Hall
No full textJames Hall, student at the Mark Dennett School, Kittery, Maine. Maine. These school photographs are from a photo album titled \u27Reminiscences\u27. Written on the front in two separate handwritings: \u27Sept. 1919 and Nov 1921 / Mark Dennett School, Kittery, Me/ 1918 I began to teach in this school / Mrs. J. Evelyn Woods.\u27 .https://digitalmaine.com/kittery_images/1149/thumbnail.jp
James Hall Collection, MSS.1644
No full textAbstract: Contains a letter to James Hall from his brother, Jeremiah, a Union soldier, dated October 1863, as well as a framed photograph of a soldier notated "James Hall" on the obverse and a pair of eye glasses with their case.Scope and Content Note: This collection consists of a letter to James Hall from his brother Jeremiah Hall, a Union soldier, dated October 20, 1863, from Collierville, Tennessee. There is also a small framed photograph of a soldier notated "James Hall" on the obverse, as well as a pair of eye glasses with their case.The letter refers to one of the skirmishes that took place as Sherman's troops were moving east toward Chattanooga in late 1863. Jeremiah's unit was evidently one of those guarding the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, a target of frequent Confederate raids. Collierville was the site of four minor battles during late 1863; the one described was probably that caused by Confederate Brigadier General James Chalmer's raid of mid-October 1863.Biographical/Historical Note: Union soldier serving in support of W.T. Sherman's Army in western Tennessee, 1863
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[One O'Clock Lab Band drummer, James Hall]
No full textPhotograph of drummer, James Hall. Description on back of photograph states "1 O'Clock Lab Band drummer James Hall is dwarfed by his equipment during the filming of a television special in Baden Baden, Germany." Stamped with identifier "Public Information North Texas State University Denton, Texas 76203.
[One O'Clock Lab Band drummer, James Hall]
No full textPhotograph of drummer, James Hall. Description on back of photograph states "1 O'Clock Lab Band drummer James Hall is dwarfed by his equipment during the filming of a television special in Baden Baden, Germany." Stamped with identifier "Public Information North Texas State University Denton, Texas 76203.
James Hall, terrace corner, October 22, 1929
No full textA corner of the newly constructed James Hall terrace. Dirt and shards of rock line the perimeter of the terrace\u27s foundation. An entrance to James Hall can partially be seen in the background on the right. This image was taken in Durham, New Hampshire on October 22, 1929 as part of landscape architect Bremer W. Pond\u27s project number 143 and is number 226 in his index.https://scholars.unh.edu/pond_photos/1197/thumbnail.jp
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