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Including musical theater productions for New York City Opera (South Pacific, Brigadoon). Productions on Broadway and elsewhere, including: Camelot, Macbeth, Teibele and her Demon, The Circle, Much Ado About Nothing, A Midsummer Night's Dream, You Can Never Tell, Power Plays, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.

Large format cabinet cards, one postcard and a handmade stereoview card. Mixture of photographic processes like albumen, collodion and gelatin. One folder from a company called Powers Photo Engraving Company gives a look into the process of photo-editing. The folder shows how a photographic portrait is manipulated through ink and blocking to create an edited photomechanical engraving.

It includes a basic description of the proposed site, technical aspects, power, rail access, etc. Accompanied by a letter summarizing these details from Garrison Babcock, to the Ways and Means Committee, on which F. C. Stevens sat.

.. . desire of this company to make the Telechronometer do in the telephone field what the Watt meter has done for the development of electric lighting and power companies ... " Included is a page of financial statistics of expenses and revenues showing telephone operating companies the profitability of deploying the devices. This text also highlights that the company is not a manufacturing concern, but a developmental and sales organization (manufacture contracted to General Electric). The text is clearly targeted at potential franchisees: telephone operating companies.

but he [Nimham] had declined assistance and that he had made it an invariable rule when claims are set up by a tribe of little consequence to let it remain unsupported rather than disturb old titles, but otherwise when a tribe is powerful enough to make trouble. Includes Signature of--Sir William Johnson.

Polite letter acknowledging the gift of a treatise "Sur les Glaires," and expressing his gratitude. Corvisart's most famous patient was the Emperor, Napoleon ("I do not believe in medicine, but I do believe in Corvisart"), whom he attended from 1804 until Napoleon's fall from power in 1815 after Waterloo.

"Documenting the Art Installation "Going for a Ride?" made by the Palestinian Artist Vera Tamari. The installation is a statement on the aggressive and deliberate crushing of hundreds of privately-owned cars by Israeli tanks in Ramallah and El-Bireh during the military incursions in the two towns in 2002. It focuses on crushed cars because of the powerful meaning cars usually carry: freedom, the open road, travel and movement. In the film, the cars are brought to life again by searching into the memories of those who rode them."

"A semi-autobiographical sketch of Palestinian identity as seen through various immigrants' lives. I am Palestine is the exploration of a stateless nation, one that exists despite the powerful forces that try to crush it. Palestine is a people who refuse to be defeated, who continue to hold their heads high. Generations on every continent keep Palestine alive through stories, memories and hope. I am Palestine is a window into what it means to be a Palestinian while Palestine does not exist, and how a collective experience and a profound hope holds Palestine together. One story, one struggle, millions of lives. This is about a passion to live, a purpose to exist and a reason to believe in a future."

Candela, F. "New Architecture". Correspondence with M. Romanach, R. Bliss, J. Powers, D. Billington, M. Stark, P. Quinn, D. Sunshine, J Corro, G.F. Wooldridge, H. W. Tubey, H. Kaitila, H. McClure, C. Safe, W. Abels, W. Farrell, J.J. Fernández, J. Hennicke, H. Ransom, J. Friedman, F. Otto, J. Rennie, W. Houghton-Evans, R. Mark, Ch. Pearman, O. Modesti, I. Morrison, B. Tate, Lord Boyd of Handsworth, P. Prangell, A. Notaras, D. Shadbolt, L. Currie, W. Van Buskirk, W.J. Supple, R. Holzborn, G. Gast, P. Quinn, A. Boyarsky, A.P. Burger, R. Canon, J. Spencer.