black-and-white photographs
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Refers to a broad class of photographs having images in gray tones, black, and white, and sometimes one hue (which can result from chemical processes used, including toning, or from aging).Found in 19 Collections and/or Records:
Bernard D. Levin papers
The Bernard D. Levin papers (1914-1943; 0.06 c.f.) consist of notes for talks, telegrams, a letter, and a few photographs.
Lippman family papers
The Lippman family papers and photographs (1930-1967; 0.66 c.f.) consists of newspaper clippings, photographs, a typed eulogy for Henry R. Lippman, and a yahrzeit calendar for Malka Mohill. The majority of photographs are for Dora K. Lippman later in her life. The newspaper clippings are also all about Mrs. Lippman.
Photographs, 1942 - 2000
Pinkes family papers
SM 9 Pinkes Family papers (1923-1946; 0.09 cubic feet) consists of the immigration records, marriage certificates, personal narratives, letters, and financial papers of Herman and Tobe Pinkes. Some items are in French or Russian.
Rabbi Isaac S. Hurewitz portrait photograph
Schweitzer family photograph
The Schweitzer family photograph (1890s; 0.6 c.f.) depicts the seven Schweitzer children, Louis, Lena, Anna, Fanny, Clara, Rebecca, and Molly with their respective spouses.
Title and Hartman family papers
M16 Title and Hartman family papers (0.25 c.f.; 1920s-1990s) contains clippings, notes, certificates, other documents, and photographs related to members of the Title and Hartman families.