Photographs

Scope and Contents

This collection contains 27 images taken by John Quale's father in 1945 of the liberation of the concentration camp at Nordhausen and of Germany at the end of World War II. 8 are original photographs and are of the concentration camp at Dora-Mittelbau at Nordhausen. The remaining 19 images are copies depicting the concentration camp at Nordhausen.

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The Lathrop Family Collection contains materials pertaining to George and Rose Lathrop including correspondence, manuscripts, writings, newspaper clippings, ephemera and photographs. The majority of the collection is correspondence and there are letters written by Rose and George. Additionally, there are a few letters written by Rose after she founded the religious order, Servants of Relief for Incurable Cancer and was known as Mother Mary Alphonsa. Materials date from 1870 to 1910.

Content Description

This collection consists of small manuscript collections many of which are singular items. It is believed that most were donated to the college at various points of time. Items in the collection are arranged in alphabetical order. There is one box of oversize materials.

Scope and Contents The Miller Family Collection holds photographs, ephemera, certificates, and other materials belonging to members of the family. The bulk of the collection are family photographs dating from 1924 to circa 2000. Most are personal snapshots but there are some professional photographs. The bulk of these date between the 1940s and the 1960s and most depict Rev. Francis X. Miller SJ with his friends or with his Jesuits brothers. Additionally, the collection holds some ephemera and memorabilia...

Scope and Contents This collection includes two scrapbooks from Rev. Haberlin’s trips to the Holy Land. One of these scrapbooks contains assorted dried flowers and the other contains photographs of his travels with Cardinal O’Connell in 1924. Additionally, there is a journal typed by Rev. Haberlin from his 1938 trip to Europe which included stops in Rome, Palestine, Milan, France and Ireland. The collection also holds an inventory of the Haberlin Estate, personal items of Rev. Haberlin and photographs of Rev....

Scope and Contents This record group includes several discrete photograph collections that were primarily donated by Holy Cross Alumni. These collections date from the 1920s to 2001 and relate to life at Holy Cross. Each has retained its provenance and the original organizational scheme developed by the creator of these collections has been maintained whenever possible. Each collection has been assigned an identification number and should be treated as a separate entity. When appropriate, cross references...

Scope and Contents The Rev. Ambrose J. Mahoney, S.J. Papers include personal handwritten correspondence dating primarily from the 1940s-1970s, as well as Rev. Mahoney’s birth certificate, diplomas, and written eulogies. Also, the collection contains newspaper articles and documents regarding his sister, Sister Hildegarde Marie Mahoney and the Carmelite Nuns from Danvers, MA. The majority of this collection holds Fr. Mahoney’s photographs, which range in date from the 1910s to the 1980s. These are personal...

Scope and Contents This collection holds the personal papers of Rev. Kimball. There is correspondence to Rev. Kimball from David I. Walsh, the Belle Skinner Collection of Old Musical Instruments at the Wistariahurst and the Classical Association of New England. Additionally, there is correspondence from various individuals asking for Rev. Kimball’s help usually for scholarly assistance. Also included are portrait photographs given to Rev. Kimball by others. Finally, there is information on an Irish...

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This collection contains the papers of Fr. Duff and includes publications, essays, writings, correspondence, photographs and slides. Notably, the collection holds his papers regarding Vatican II and World Council of Churches assemblies in New Deli and Switzerland. Materials in the collection date from 1930 to 1983.

Scope and Contents This collection contains a photograph scrapbook assembled while Rev. Callahan attended Shadowbrook. It holds portraits and group photographs of unidentified Jesuits and students as well as photographs of the grounds and the buildings at Shadowbrook, the Jesuit novitiate in Stockbridge, MA. The album contains over twenty pages of black and white photographs from the 1920’s to early 1930’s as well as additional loose photos. Additionally, the collection has correspondence,...