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Manuscripts
An outrigger canoe sits in the shade on shoreline with Diamond Head in the distance.
mssJL JLP 43
Manuscripts
An outrigger canoe with sail in Honolulu Bay with Diamond Head in the distance.
mssJL JLP 44
Manuscripts
A portrait of a small, light-colored dog with a dark face and ears seated on a metal framed chair with a padded seat cushion. The dog is sitting facing the camera, with his or her head turned in profile to the left, and is wearing a dark collar with bells hanging from it. The chair is placed on a boarded walkway, with a wooden gate behind it.
mssLattaS, Box 117, Folder 10, Item 1
Manuscripts
A slightly elevated view of the Iolani Palace in Honolulu, Hawaii. The building is two stories, with enclosed porches on each level. The wide road leading to the front of the building is lined with palm trees. There is a church spire beyond the palace on the left, and mountains in the background on the right.
mssLattaS, Box 117, Folder 23, Item 1
Manuscripts
An image of three carte de visites that seem to be mounted on a wooden 2 x 4. The photograph on the left shows John L. Sullivan, wearing a suit and bowtie, turned about halfway to the left. At the bottom of the card "Yours Truly, John L. Sullivan" is either handwritten or printed in imitation of handwriting. The photograph in the center is a bust-length portrait of a young woman. The photograph has been mounted at a 90 degrees angle to the other two images, and has printed photographer information reading "F. Medina, Merced, Cal." printed below the image. The photograph on the right is James J. Corbett, who is wearing a dark coat and high white collar, and is facing the camera, with his head turned slightly to the right. The printed photographer information at the bottom of the card reads "Fowzer ; Artist Photographer, 337 Hayes St., Branch, No. 7227 Market St., S.R."
mssLattaS, Box 117, Folder 11, Item 1
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Visual Materials
An album with 26 photographs of the Ewa Plantation on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, as well as other Hawaiian locations. Views of the Ewa Plantation show workers reaping sugar cane in the fields and working in the processing plant and a family home on the plantation grounds. Photographs of other locations show street vendors and the executive building in Honolulu, the leper settlement on Molokai, and Diamond Head. Some of the photographs are the work of J. J. Williams of Honolulu.
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