18,783 research outputs found
Land Grant Application- Marsh, Joseph (Westminister)
Full text linkLand grant application submitted to the Maine Land Office on behalf of Joseph Marsh for service in the Revolutionary War, by their widow Mary.https://digitalmaine.com/revolutionary_war_mass/1226/thumbnail.jp
How Proud
No full textPoem: Ella Frears Animation: Annlin Chao and Birdhide Films Based on research by Michael Howcroft, Nicky Marsh and Joseph Owen
Joseph W. Marsh letter on supplying government texts on Indians
Full text linkLetter from Joseph W. Marsh to Adkins requesting the supply of texts on Indian-related laws and reports for Pacific University research. Joseph W. Marsh was Pacific University's first librarian and the brother of its first president. He functioned as interim president between others serving. While the letter does not specify, 'Adkins' may actually be George H. Atkinson, the secretary of Pacific University's Board of Trustees, who represented Pacific's interests for the federal government
Lived experience and decision-making/ an applied approach to using, connecting and representing qualitative evidence
Full text linkNicky Marsh, Joseph Owen and Daniel Ashton from Southampton Institute for Arts and Humanities, University of Southampton, present a 'blog' exploring the role of cultural data and how we can use it to improve our local area
Pride in place - Beyond the metrics: Insights from the Feeling Towns project
Full text linkThis brief uses insights from Feeling Towns to make recommendations for UK Government, local authorities and cultural-heritage bodies about the significance of understanding pride in shaping and evaluating policy.This is a newer version of the document Marsh, Nicky, Howcroft, Michael J and Owen, Joseph (2024) "Pride in place" beyond the metrics: insights from the Feeling Towns project (AHRC Place Programme Policy Brief Series) Arts and Humanities Research Council 3pp.https://doi.org/10.36399/gla.pubs.32192
Painting of Joseph Walker Marsh
No full textA painting of Joseph Walker Marsh, Pacific University's first librarian. This painting was completed by Alice Sewell, a Pacific University graduate.Prof Joseph W. Marsh, 1st Libraria
Portrait of Joseph Walker Marsh
No full textPortrait of Joseph Walker Marsh.Group/ Professor Marsh, Professor Joseph Mars
Portrait of Joseph Walker Marsh
No full textPortrait of Joseph Walker Marsh, Pacific University's first librarian.Front of photo: First Librarian, Forest Grove, Oregon. Back of photo: Jos. W. Marsh 1901
Portrait of Mrs. Joseph Walker Marsh
No full textA portrait of Mrs. Joseph Walker Marsh, also known as Aunt Mary.From back of photo: Mrs. Jos. W. Marsh. Forest Grove, Oregon. Aunt May about 1870
Portrait of Joseph Walker Marsh
No full textA portrait of Joseph Walker Marsh, probably from between 1900-1908. Marsh was hired as the Professor of Ancient Languages at Pacific University in 1867. He would serve as the interim president for the university during transition periods. He was the half-brother of Pacific University's first President, Sidney Harper Marsh. This portrait appears in a scrapbook album compiled by Frances B. Clapp, a 1908 Pacific University graduate
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