Doris Ulmann Photographic Collection

Abstract

The Doris Ulmann Photographic Collection (dated 1915-1925; 6 Boxes: 202 items; 3.5 cubic feet) consists of three different photographic collections totaling 202 unique items received by the library in 1970, 1978, and 1996 respectively.

Descriptive Summary

Title
Doris Ulmann Photographic Collection
Date
1915-1925 (inclusive)
Extent
3.5 Cubic Feet
Subjects
Appalachians (People) -- Pictorial works.
Bert T. Combs Appalachian Collection
Finding Aid Author
Processed by: Staff, Claire Pritchard, Jason Flahardy; machine-readable finding aid created by:Jason Flahardy
Preferred Citation
96PA104: [Identification of item], Doris Ulmann Photographic Collection, 1915-1925, University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center.
Repository
University of Kentucky

Collection Overview

Biography / History
Doris Ulmann, born in New York City in 1882, was the daughter of wealthy German immigrants. In 1900 she enrolled in New York's Ethical Culture School in New York and her photographic work became widely respected. Few individuals denied her request for a sitting. Her New York subjects included many intellectual and literary leaders such as Edna St. Vincent Millay, Sinclair Lewis, Albert Einstein, Paul Robeson, and Thomas Wolfe. Despite her work with the upper echelon of New York, her interest in the individual citizen was not lost. Intensely interested in the preservation of rapidly changing and even disappearing cultures, Ulmann made many trips to photograph the Gullah people of South Carolina; the Melungeons, African-Americans, Cajuns, and whites throughout Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana and North Carolina. Much of her time was spent in Eastern Kentucky photographing individuals in Letcher, Perry, and Knott counties among others. Some of her subjects were individuals who later became known for their craftsmanship, or musicianship, such as the Ritchie family of Viper, Kentucky.
Scope and Content
The Doris Ulmann Photographic Collection (dated 1915-1925; 6 Boxes: 202 items; 3.5 cubic feet) consists of three different photographic collections totaling 202 unique items received by the library in 1970, 1978, and 1996 respectively.
Collection PA70M1 consists of 16 original, signed portraits by Ulmann of mountain whites photographed in Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia. There is no attached manuscript collection in the Special Collections and Digital Programs.
Collection 78PA101 consists of 32 original, signed silver gelatin prints by Ulmann. There is no attached manuscript collection in the Special Collections and Digital Programs.
Collection 98PA101 consists of 154 original, signed silver gelatin prints by Ulmann. There is no attached manuscript collection in the Special Collections and Digital Programs.
The 202 images represented on this site are digital surrogates of accessioned photographs housed in the Audio-Visual Archives of University of Kentucky. Text accompanying these images were derived from staff inventory descriptions of the photographs.
Processing Info
Processed with PA70M1, 78PA101

Restrictions on Access and Use

Conditions Governing Access
Collection is open to researchers by appointment.
Use Restrictions
Copyright has not been assigned to the University of Kentucky.

Contents of the Collection

pa70m1

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This collection consists of 16 original, signed prints by Doris Ulmann. It is housed in one box.

Two unidentified children, undated

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Unidentified man, undated

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Unidentified man, undated

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Unidentified man, undated

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Unidentified man, enlarged crop of image pa70m1 item 6, undated

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Unidentified man, undated

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Nick Barton, Civil War veteran, died May 1928, undated

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Nick Barton, Civil War veteran, died May 1928, undated

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Nick Barton, Civil War veteran, died May 1928, undated

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"Old Man", same subject as items 11-14, undated

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"Old Man", same subject as items 10, 12-14, undated

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"Old Man", same subject as items 10-12, 13-14, undated

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"Old Man", same subject as items 10-12, 14, undated

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"Old Man", same subject as items 10-13, undated

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Unidentified man, undated

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Covey Odhom, tanner, Luther, Tennessee, undated

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78pa101

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This collection consists of 32 original, signed prints by Doris Ulmann. It is housed in one box.

Miss Sarah Connelly, weaver and spinner, Brasstown, North Carolina, undated

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Hannah Smith, spinner, weaver, and singer, Brasstown, North Carolina, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 2
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Elizabeth Madox Robert (1881-1941), undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 3
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Elizabeth Madox Robert (1881-1941), undated

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Miss Roselie Pless, Russellville, Tennessee, undated

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Aunt Didie Netherly, lacemaker and weaver, Grassy Valley, Tennessee, undated

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Lydia Ramsey, Sugarlands, Tennessee, undated

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Mrs. Johnston, Singer, Brasstown, North Carolina, undated

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Old Man Miller, wood carver, Pine Log, North Carolina, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 9
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John Jacob Niles interviewing elderly man, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 10
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John Jacob Niles with Mr. Ritchie and dulcimer in Viper, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 11
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Unidentified man, undated

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Unidentified man, undated

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Unidentified man, undated

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Unidentified man, undated

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Unidentified man, undated

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Bristol Taylor; dulcimer-maker, farmer and poet, Berea, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 17
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Mr. Bryant, Brasstown, North Carolina, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 18
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John Menders, father of Cheevars, Cleveland, Georgia, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 19
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Christopher Lewis, preacher, Wooton, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 20
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Unidentified man, undated

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Henderson Mullins, Puncheon Creek Camp, Kentucky, working at "boom and treadle lathe", undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 22
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John B. Shell, Pine Mountains, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 23
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Unidentified man, undated

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Preacher; used on the cover of "The Appalachian Photographs of Doris Ulmann" (1971), undated

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Nick Barton, Civil War veteran, died May 1928, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 26
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Nick Barton, Civil War veteran, died May 1928, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 27
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Nick Barton, Civil War veteran, died May 1928, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 28
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Nick Barton, Civil War veteran, died May 1928, undated

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Nick Barton, Civil War veteran, died May 1928, undated

  • Box 78pa101 - 1, item 30
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Unidentified landscape from Frank McVey's files, removed to archives in January 1953, undated

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Unidentified landscape from Frank McVey's files, removed to archives in January 1953, undated

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96pa104

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This collection consists of 154 original, signed prints by Doris Ulmann. It is housed in four boxes.

Two-story house, Charleston, SC, undated

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Unidentified house, undated

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Unidentified house, undated

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Churchill Weavers building, Berea, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 4
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Unidentified small building, undated

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Cemetery, undated

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Brick wall and gate; [on verso] "Large pinhole got in Louisville, KY", undated

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Arched brick doorway, undated

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Brick and stone building, undated

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Brick and stone building with iron gate, undated

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Brick and stone building with tiled roof, undated

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Monastery gate, South Carolina, undated

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Three-story stone building with porches and columns, undated

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Archway of building, undated

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Large stone building in the distance, undated

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Tree against sky, with dome and cupola of building in background, undated

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Evelyn Necarsulmer, 1916

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 17
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Girl in ringlets, ribbon, and dress, standing in front of tree, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 18
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Evelyn Necarsulmer, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 19
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Evelyn Necarsulmer, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 20
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Evelyn Necarsulmer, undated

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Evelyn Necarsulmer, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 22
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Two women and three children, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 23
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"Children at Prayer", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 24
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Group with with bags of cotton, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 25
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"The Orphan", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 26
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Unidentified infant, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 27
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Unidentified child, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 28
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Pamela Luther Flynn, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 29
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Unidentified child with bow and arrow, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 30
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"Young Boy with Sailbot", undated

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"The New Boat", 1918

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 32
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Two unidentified children with squashes, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 33
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Sag Harbor, Long Island, New York, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 34
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Waterfall with rock cliffs and overhanging trees, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 35
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River with snow-covered banks, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 36
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Central Park, New York, New York, rock formation; [on verso] "This is the famous rock I watched for 2 hours until the sun was exactly right", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 37
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Central Park, New York, New York, rock formation; [on verso] "This is another view of the bloody rock", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 38
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Long Island Sound, New York; [on verso] "L. Island Sound from south shore" [J.J. Niles' handwriting]., undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 39
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Landscape with stone wall, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 40
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Magnolia sapling, Madison County, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 41
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Still life, bowl with roses, undated

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Still life, irises in vase, undated

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Still life, flower with large leaves, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 1, item 44
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, barrels and pier, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 45
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, barrels, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 46
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, wharf at low tide, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 47
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[on verso]: "The Old Wharf, Gloucester, Massachusetts", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 48
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[on verso]: "The Old Wharf, Gloucester, Massachusetts", alternate or damaged print of item 48, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 49
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; [on verso]: "Weatherstained", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 50
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, wharf with boats in foreground, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 51
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[on verso]: "Harbor, Gloucester, Massachusetts", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 52
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, boats in harbor, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 53
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; [on verso] "Low Tide", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 54
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, prow of ship, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 55
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, prow-on image of boat, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 56
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, stern of boat with boom, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 57
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; [on verso]: "Masts", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 58
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South Carolina. Rowboat, baskets, jug, and coils of rope sitting in shed, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 59
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, barrel suspended on hook, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 60
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; unidentified man cleaning fish, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 61
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; [on verso]: "The Fisherman", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 62
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; unidentified man with nets, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 63
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; unidentified man with nets, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 64
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; unidentified man with nets, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 65
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; unidentified man with barrels, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 66
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; [on verso]: "Drying Nets", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 67
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John Jacob Niles playing piano, 1932

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 68
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Unidentified man in laboratory, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 69
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 70
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; [on verso]: "The Cooper of Gloucester", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 71
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Gloucester, Massachusetts; unidentified men with cart and spool of cable, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 72
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Unidentified man, South Carolina, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 73
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Unidentified man, seated on dock, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 74
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Unidentified man, Charleston, South Carolina, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 75
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[on verso]: "Farmer with Scythe", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 76
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 77
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[on verso]: "Restful Moment", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 78
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[on verso]: "Sacred image carver, New Orleans, LA", 1931

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 79
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Webb Connerlson, potter from Bybee, Madison County, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 80
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Mrs. C. U. Wood, quiltmaker, Dalton, Whitfield County, Georgia, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 81
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Aunt C. Ritchie, basket-maker, Hindman, Kentucky, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 82
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Mrs. Lucy Lakes weaving with corn husks, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 83
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Three dancers in long white dresses, ascending stairs, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 84
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"Dancers in Company", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 2, item 85
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Allen Eaton, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 86
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 87
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Dr. Royal Whitman (1957-1946) orthopedic surgeon, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 88
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Dr. Abraham Jacobi (1830-1919) Professor of Children's Diseases, The College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, New York, New York, 1916

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 89
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Frederick Villers, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 90
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Frederick Villers, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 91
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Richard Berry Harrison (1864-1835), actor and drama instructor, 1932

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 92
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Richard Berry Harrison (1864-1835), actor and drama instructor, 1932

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 93
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 94
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 95
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Sewell Haggard, editor of "Everybody's Magazine", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 96
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Sewell Haggard, editor of "Everybody's Magazine", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 97
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 98
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Henry Necarsulmer, brother-in-law of Doris Ulmann, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 99
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Max Weber, Art and Design teacher at the Clarence H. White Schools of Photography, New York, New York, 1917

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 100
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Max Weber, Art and Design teacher at the Clarence H. White Schools of Photography, New York, New York, 1917

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 101
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Charles Rollinson Lamb (1860-1942,) American architect and sculptor, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 102
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Charles Rollinson Lamb (1860-1942,) American architect and sculptor, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 103
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Charles Rollinson Lamb (1860-1942,) American architect and sculptor, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 104
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Charles Rollinson Lamb (1860-1942,) American architect and sculptor, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 105
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 106
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Unidentified man, 1917

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 107
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 108
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 109
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 110
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Unidentified men, playing checkers, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 111
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[on verso]: "The Dock Hand", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 112
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 113
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 3, item 114
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Lawrence Abbott, editor of "The Outlook", 1925

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 115
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Lawrence Abbott, editor of "The Outlook", 1925

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 116
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Frank McVey (1869-1953,) President of the University of Kentucky (1917-1940), undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 117
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 118
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 119
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Russell Hibbs, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, Columbia University, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 120
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Frederick Villers, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 121
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Rabindrinath Tagore, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 122
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 123
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[on verso]: "The Blacksmith", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 124
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 125
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 126
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 127
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Unidentified man, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 128
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 129
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 130
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 131
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Unidentified woman, undated

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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 133
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Ruth St. Denis (born Ruth Dennis; 1879-1968) dancer, co-founder in 1915 of the American Denishawn School of Dancing and Related Arts, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 134
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Lillian Gish (1893-1993), undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 135
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 136
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 137
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[no verso]: "On the Mounting Block", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 138
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Unidentified woman, circa 1918-1925

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 139
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 140
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[on verso]: "Mennonite Woman", undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 141
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 142
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 143
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 144
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 145
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 146
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Della S. Cossnell, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 147
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Mother of Sarah Blanding, South Carolina, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 148
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 149
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Aunt Lizzie Regan, weaver, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 150
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Unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 151
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Still life, bowl with metal stand sitting on glass brick, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 152
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Still life, table with place setting, candlestick, and plant, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 153
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Still life, stack of three books, undated

  • Box 96pa104 - 4, item 154
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Special Collections Research Center - Closed

The Breckinridge Research Room will be closed starting May 11, 2026, and anticipates re-opening Fall semester 2026 in an alternate location for the duration of the King Library renovation.

Reproduction requests will still be available during the closure.

Contact SCRC with questions.

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You may come across language in UK Libraries Special Collections Research Center collections and online resources that you find harmful or offensive. SCRC collects materials from different cultures and time periods to preserve and make available the historical record. These materials document the time period when they were created and the view of their creator. As a result, some may demonstrate racist and offensive views that do not reflect the values of UK Libraries.

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