Hey,
I would check with Joe Judge at the Hampton Roads Naval Museum in Norfolk. They had an exhibition on the 1907 Exposition when they were on the Naval Base in Pennsylvania House.
Patrick Brennan
The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation
www.georgiatrust.org
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Date: Sat, 6 May 2006 01:21:31 -0400
From: Jurretta Heckscher <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Photos of Jamestown 1907 Exposition
Also, you can search the Library of Congress Prints & Photographs
Online Catalog (PPOC), http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html, on the
word Jamestown for a wealth of images. Click "Gallery View" on the hit
list page to get previews of the images, and note that when you get to
the bibliographic record for an image you can click on the thumbnail
there for larger views.
If you search on the string Jamestown Exposition, using the "Match all
of these words" option, you can narrow your search to photos of the
1907 exposition.
Randy or anyone else doing photographic or print research, please feel
free to contact me off-list if you have additional questions about
PPOC.
--Jurretta Heckscher
On May 4, 2006, at 11:50 AM, Jon Kukla wrote:
> A lot of LVA and VHS images can be viewed on line - and then can be
> ordered as prints or electronic image files for publication etc. I've
> just
> done that in both instances for my current book project - I'm two hours
> from Richmond and living on the grounds at Henry's last home, Red Hill
> --
> far from any kind of broadband or optic fiber links ...
> Try a search on a keyword or subject - in the case of LVA you can
> limit
> your search to images. In the case of VHS you search within the image
> and artifact collections rather than books and manuscripts.
> jk
>
>> Thanks, Jon for the suggestions. The first problem I have had in
>> checking
>> anybody's site, most specifically the Library of Virginia, is that all
>> they
>> have are titles and indexes. I really need to flip through the
>> images and
>> see what they look like.
>>
>> The second follows from the first. I live about as far northwest in
>> Virginia as one can go without falling across the line into Jefferson
>> County, WV. i.e. getting to Richmond is nearly 3 hours and Tidewater
>> another couple. It is a good life out here in the boonies, but the
>> cost
>> is
>> being remote. Why, only in the last 3 months have we been able to
>> get a
>> decent high-speed non-satellite internet connection!!!
>>
>> Thanks again.
>>
>> Randy
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>> From: "Jon Kukla" <[log in to unmask]>
>> To: <[log in to unmask]>
>> Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 9:21 AM
>> Subject: Re: [VA-HIST] Photos of Jamestown 1907 Exposition
>>
>>
>>> Have you searched the Library of Virginia website catalogue? Virginia
>>> Historical Society website catalogue - or checked with the
>>> Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation?
>>>
>>>> Things are falling into place for my Jamestown projects. Thanks to
>>>> the
>>>> Library of Virginia, I have six outstanding color covers of piano
>>>> music,
>>>> and will put them into a package with the music itself.
>>>>
>>>> Dr. David Diggs at Lehich University will make a CD of music from
>>>> celebrations of 1807, 1907, and 2007 (the latter so far is only my
>>>> march
>>>> THE TRUMPETER OF JAMESTOWN). And that brings up a question.
>>>>
>>>> We would like to put some appropriate picture on the cover,
>>>> probably of
>>>> the 1907 celebration. I have one and have seen a second book on the
>>>> Exposition, and there are a wealth of photos in both. Can anybody
>>>> tell
>>>> me
>>>> where those photos reside, and if I can browse through them and see
>>>> if
>>>> there is a good one for the CD jacket?
>>>>
>>>> Also I would appreciate any other suggestions for a color painting
>>>> or
>>>> such
>>>> which might be appropriate for jacket.
>>>>
>>>> I have completed a one-page FANFARES for THE TRUMPTER OF JAMESTOWN
>>>> and
>>>> shall be glad to mail it to anybody who needs (or just wants) some
>>>> fanfares which are typical of that time, and who knows.... part of
>>>> which
>>>> may have been played by that elusive trumpeter.
>>>>
>>>> Randy Cabell
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