Boys; Basketball players; Group portraits; Basketball; People; Young Men's Christian associations; Gymnasiums
Forty-three young men pose beneath a basketball hoop. According to the invoice for this photograph, they belong to the Young Men's Christian Association hexathlon group. Most wear sleeveless tops, shorts, and lace-up shoes. Some wear plain white or...
Buildings; Youth organizations; Young Men's Christian associations
YMCA Central Branch, Third Street and Broadway, Louisville, Kentucky, 1928. Seven-story, wide brick building with a tall first floor featuring domed windows, above which "Young Men's Christian Association" is carved. The roof is flat,...
The windows of this residence are symmetrically aligned with black shutters against white painted brick. Narrowing steps lead up to a porch with four Doric columns which hold up a balcony off the second floor. Two rocking chairs sit on the lawn and...
An African American man with a gray beard and a young black man stand at a large stone gateway on the Woodburn farm in Woodford County, Kentucky. A lodge is visible just inside the gate. The Woodburn horse farm was owned and operated by the...
Portrait of an unidentified young woman wearing a sun-shaped pin in her hair, and a black chiffon off-the-shoulder dress with a brooch. Title supplied by cataloger.
Portrait of William Corrigan, who is balding, with a mustache, and wearing a pin-striped suit jacket and black bow tie. William Corrigan served as Stage Machinist at Macauley's Theatre (at least in the 1900 - 1901 season, as evidenced by programs)....
Young boy seated at a table in front of a large roast of some type. The boy is seen from behind; he wears a large napkin tied around his neck and he wields a fork and spoon. Holly decorates the roast and the tablecloth. A large dog and a black bird...
A black dumpster sits in the driveway of 4405 Winnrose Way with a blue car parked in front of it. Debris from the flood sits in the backyard of the neighbor's house. Photograph was taken in the late morning.
Portrait of actor, writer, and director Willie (William) Collier wearing a three-piece suit with black bow tie. Collier was born in New York City on November 12, 1866, and died January 13, 1944 in Beverly Hills, California. He married actresses...
Shield at an angle with a thick, angled stripe and three circles. Above the shield is a knight's helmet and large ornamental flourishes. Above the design is the phrase "Ex Libris" followed by the word "Oxmoor" in quotations. At...
View of a two-story house with shrubbery inside a decorative frame with ornamental flourishes. Inside the frame above the house is the phrase "Ex Libris." The name "William J. Dodd" is below the house. The house has been...
Three-quarter length photogravure portrait of performer and writer William H. Gillette standing with hands in pants pockets, wearing a three-piece suit with black bow tie. Born July 24, 1853 in Hartford, Connecticut, Gillette starred in eight...
Portraits; Portrait photographs; Men; Government officials; Scientists
Portrait of Dr. Willard Rouse Jillson of Frankfort, Kentucky, the Director and State Geologist of the Kentucky Geological Survey. He is wearing a suit, hard collar and black tie. The photograph has marks of discoloration. Handwritten on back of...
Portraits; Portrait photographs; Men; Government officials; Scientists
Portrait of Dr. Willard Rouse Jillson of Frankfort, Kentucky wearing a suit and black tie. The photograph has spots of discoloration. Stamped on back of image: October 16, 1930. Typed on back: Dr. Willard Rouse Jillson, State Geologist.
Portraits; Portrait photographs; Men; Government officials; Scientists
Portrait of Dr. Willard Rouse Jillson of Frankfort, Kentucky. He is wearing a pin-stripe jacket and vest with a black tie. The photograph has been painted and drawn on, also has spots of discolorations. Typed on back of image: Dr. Willard R....
Woman in large black hat with feather framed in a heart. Yellow daisies and hearts also decorate the card. Address information dates this card to no later than 1914.
