Photographs, [ca. 1896-1970], 1930-1950 (bulk).

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Photographs, [ca. 1896-1970], 1930-1950 (bulk).

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Photographs of confreres of Eastern Province, ca. 1896-1936; numerous photographs taken by confreres while attending seminaries in New York State, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Connecticut, depicting life of seminarians, classmates, and various activities; personal pictures, mostly unidentified, including those of family members and snapshots taken on vacations to Europe, Florida, and the Caribbean, the New York City's World's Fair of 1939 and other scenes of New York; and photographs depicting missionary work in China and Panama. Photographers include Anthony Kieffer, Elmer Kieffer, Harry Harris, Harry Deegan, and John J. O'Bryne.

9 cubic ft.

Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6875178

Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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