The 2017 New England Journal of Photographic History, #175. Contents include: “Myself and Her Grand Tour Travel Album,” a unique 1889 album of captioned early Kodak snapshots and commercial travel photographs. The album documents the 80-day, an 11,900-mile journey of four unmarried women: Cora, Harriet, June, and ‘Myself,’ the album’s curator and photographer. Written by Ron Polito. “The Wondrous and Eclectic Brandeis Castle,” featuring newly-discovered historic photographs of this iconic structure, authored by Brandeis University Archivist Maggie McNeely; “Taking a Stand on Architectural Photography,” an essay by noted architectural photographer Peter Vanderwarker; plus “Boston Cityscapes and the Black Albums,” and a brief introduction to “T.E. Marr (& Son): Mrs. Gardner’s Photographers,” both by Ron Polito.
Published by: PHSNE – The Photographic Historical Society of New England, Inc.
Specs: Standard 8.25″ x 10.75″ 48 pages Perfect-bound © 2017
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2017 PHSNE Journal — Supplementary Materials
The Wonderous and Eclectic Brandeis Castle – An Adventure in Architecture and Medicine
The story of Dr. John Hall Smith and his mission to establish a medical school, using the materials at hand: a stony pasture along a bend in the Charles River in Waltham. It was christened “The Castle.” By Maggie McNeely
Boston’s Cityscapes and the ‘Black Albums’
Five black albums, each slightly different, but offering a look at the many changes in Boston during the mid-1800s. Researched and written by Ron Polito
What the heck…
Are Those Even Cameras?!
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