Photographs
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 1618 Collections and/or Records:
flooded Greene St. (Series II, Item 30)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesII_Item30
Dates:
Digitized: 1912
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
flooded street, bank building (Series II, Item 24)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesII_Item24
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
flooded street with people standing on sandbags outside of Murphy and Farrar store (Series II, Item 29)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesII_Item29
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
flooded street with southern railway building (Series II, Item 25)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesII_Item25
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
flooded streets and buildings (Series II, Item 23)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesII_Item23
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
FloodsAugusta1908_28
Digital Record
Identifier: rl00193, rl00194, rl00195
Dates:
Digitized: 1908
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
flowers in a vase (Series II, Item 21)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesII_Item21
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
flowers in vase (Series II, Item 27)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesII_Item27
Dates:
Digitized: 1918
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
framed portrait of unidentified woman (Series I, Item 84)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesI_Item84
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
Fred Parker Farrar glass plate negatives
Collection
Identifier: MSS-411
Scope and Contents
This collection is comprised of glass plate negatives of photographs of the Augusta area, taken by Fred Parker Farrar from 1902-1918. Fred Parker Farrar (1883-1981) was an amateur photographer and businessman in Augusta, Georgia during the early 20th century.The collection includes two series: Series I includes images of individuals, or portraits; Series II includes images of the Augusta area.
Dates:
Created: 1902-1918, undated; Other: Date acquired: 01/17/2019
gazebo in park (Series II, Item 20)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesII_Item20
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
Georgia Tracy Wadley friendship album
Collection — Folder 1
Identifier: MSS-057
Scope and Contents
Collection consists of one book and some correspondence between the Middle Georgia Archives and Reese Library and a photocopy of a photograph. The volume itself is a published "friendship album," entitled Mental Photographs, and was published by Henry Holt and Company in 1875. The volume includes questions about the owner, and their friends, which have been written in by Georgia Wadley. The majority of entries date to 1876, though there are a...
Dates:
Created: 1876-1904; Other: Date acquired: 1983
GeorgiaLife_11
Digital Record
Identifier: rl00837
Dates:
Created: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
graveyard (Series II, Item 11)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesII_Item11
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
Group of 3 unidentified men (Series I, Item 40)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesI_Item40
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
Group of 7 African American children eating watermelon (Series I, Item 31)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesI_Item31
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
Group of African Americans on Augusta street (Series I, Item 13)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesI_Item13
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
Group of individuals in flooded building (Series I, Item 41)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesI_Item41
Dates:
Digitized: 1912
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
group of women on porch with small child (Series I, Item 92)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesI_Item92
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives
group of women playing string instruments (Series I, Item 47)
Digital Record
Identifier: MSS411_SeriesI_Item47
Dates:
Digitized: undated
Found in:
Reese Library Archives