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Paris (France)

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:

Coleman family photograph collection

 Collection
Identifier: P019
Scope and Contents This collection includes black-and-white photographs and a couple postcards and dinner menus from the Coleman family taken in Indianapolis, Indiana, New York, California and other parts of the United States; Paris, France; Japan; United Kingdom; and Chile ranging from 1876 to 1935 and undated regarding family life and travel. Many of the photographs are individual portraits of unidentified family members and friends, while others are snapshots of the Colemans and others on vacation and going...
Dates: 1803-1935, undated
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / Coleman family photograph collection

Donald Barneclo photograph album

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: P073
Scope and Contents This collection includes a photograph album from Donald Barneclo in Indianapolis, Indiana; Bourges, Paris and other places in France, 1918-1919 regarding Indianapolis street scenes, Barneclo in uniform, sights in France during and after World War I, tickets from sightseeing and travel, a telegram, snapshots of other soldiers and military life, the battlefields in France, destruction from war, including the damge to Reims Cathedral, and casualties.There are also photographs from...
Dates: 1889-circa 1950
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / Donald Barneclo photograph album

E. Ross Adair oral history

 Collection
Identifier: OH002
Scope and Contents This collection contains a transcript and a shared reel-to reel audio tape from a videotapeed oral history interview with E. Ross Adair, conducted by F. Gerald Handfield on April 12, 1975 at Turkey Run State Park In his discussion, Adair describes his trip to Paris as a United States delegate to a United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) meeting.
Dates: 1975/04/12
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / E. Ross Adair oral history

James S. Black collection

 Collection — Folder S3235
Identifier: S3235
Scope and Contents This collection consists of several photographs and three newspaper clippings regarding Professor James Smith Black in Indianapolis, Indiana, from 1910 and undated, concerning Black, his family, and Item Listing:n.d. - 4 cyanotypes of an artist gentleman in his home and studios (James or Charles Black?)n.d. - 1 portrait of Professor James Blackn.d. - 1 photograph of Professor Black in his home in Indianapolisn.d. - 3 photographs of Charles...
Dates: 1910, undated
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / James S. Black collection

John Kennedy Gowdy photographs

 Collection — Folder SP072
Identifier: SP072
Scope and Contents This collection includes 3 photographs of United States Consul-General John Kennedy Gowdy in Paris, France ranging from [Date] to [Date], including images of Gowdy with his wife and daughter and his carriage with 2 horses he brought from Rushville, Indiana, and a portrait of the man.
Dates: 1900
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / John Kennedy Gowdy photographs

L-49 zeppelin relics

 Collection — Box 1
Identifier: L599
Scope and Contents This collection includes Zeppelin parts from an Imperial German Army in Vesoul, France in 1918.
Dates: 1918/03/03
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / L-49 zeppelin relics

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