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Christina Monreal interview, 24 October 2005
No full text2005 interview of Christina Monreal, Canon Administrator of Trinity Cathedral. Ms. Monreal was an employee of the Cathedral since 1973 and recalled with great detail her memories of life at the Cathedral during that period and upon surrounding properties on Euclid, East 22nd Street, and Prospect. She described the change of the Church from a conservative institution established by Cleveland millionaires to a liberal community-minded institution in the 1970s and onward. She also described how the coming of Cleveland State University to the area changed the area for the better. She relates many stories told to her by older residents of the area, and she provides her memories of legendary places at Trinity Cathedral, such as The Gate, which was a beatnik coffee shop on the property in the 1960s
Christina Monreal interview, 24 October 2005
No full text2005 interview of Christina Monreal, Canon Administrator of Trinity Cathedral. Ms. Monreal was an employee of the Cathedral since 1973 and recalled with great detail her memories of life at the Cathedral during that period and upon surrounding properties on Euclid, East 22nd Street, and Prospect. She described the change of the Church from a conservative institution established by Cleveland millionaires to a liberal community-minded institution in the 1970s and onward. She also described how the coming of Cleveland State University to the area changed the area for the better. She relates many stories told to her by older residents of the area, and she provides her memories of legendary places at Trinity Cathedral, such as The Gate, which was a beatnik coffee shop on the property in the 1960s
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A hand drawn birthday card from Glynda Monreal to Dr. Hector P. Garcia.
No full textA hand drawn birthday card from Glynda Monreal to Dr. Hector P. Garcia
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A hand drawn birthday card from Jessica Monreal to Dr. Hector P. Garcia.
No full textA hand drawn birthday card from Jessica Monreal to Dr. Hector P. Garcia
Ayer y hoy : revista de Castellón.
No full textMicrofilme. Castellón de la Plana : Centro Municipal de Cultura, 198
Marymount Security - Michael Monreal
No full textMarymount Security guard Michael Monreal (1963-1971).https://spiral.lynn.edu/marymount-photos/1003/thumbnail.jp
Les Juifs à Monreal
No full textKayserling Meyer. Les Juifs à Monreal. In: Revue des études juives, tome 27, n°54, octobre-décembre 1893. p. 275
Schwermineral- und Gerölluntersuchungen in den Flußterrassen östlich und westlich des Viersener Höhenzuges am linken Niederrheingebiet : mit 17 Abbildungen und 3 Tabellen im Text
No full textvon Willi Monreal, Bendor
A bridge between geological, mining and archaeological heritage: The Monreal marble quarry (Salamanca, Spain)
No full textNatural stone has been utilised in the southeastern region of Salamanca province (Spain) since the Chalcolithic period, with the Monreal quarry and its Cream Monreal Marble forming part of this legacy. This study aims to revaluate the Monreal quarry, which is included in the Spanish Inventory of Sites of Geological Interest (IELIG) and currently shows signs of neglect and vandalism. The quarry was operational until recently and remnants of the extraction methods can still be found. The research primarily focuses on the geological and mining educational potential of the site, highlighting its exceptional palaeontological significance and its connections to the area’s archaeological heritage. The Monreal quarry contains the highest concentration of archaeocyaths from the Upper Ovetian (Cambrian Series 2 Stage 3) of the Iberian Peninsula and, hence, Western Europe. This makes it the best outcrop for observing these fossils and understanding these hypercalcified marine animals that inhabited the region about 515 Ma ago. This study reveals for the first time that the Cream Monreal Marble and a Visigothic religious sculpture housed in the Museum of Salamanca are identical in mesoscale, mineralogical composition and isotopic C and O, thereby establishing a significant link between the quarry and the historical heritage of the region. Additionally, a georoute between the Monreal quarry, the Granite Theme Park of Los Santos, and the Iter ab Emerita Asturicam Roman road (UNESCO World Heritage Site) is suggested to facilitate the preservation of the quarry and enhance its geological, palaeontological, mining and cultural values.Ministerio de Ciencia e InnovaciónDepto. de Geodinámica, Estratigrafía y PaleontologíaDepto. de Mineralogía y PetrologíaFac. de Ciencias GeológicasTRUEpu
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