The I. Chester Horton Photographic Prints collection held at the Canton Public Library contains an index and 24 grey monochromatic photographic prints of scenes around Canton, Massachusetts between 1894 and 1905. The photographs were taken at various points and seasons in the town, covering such... more

This collection consists of items from the Illumination of the Crucifixion from a Missal : use of Troyes collection hosted by Boston College. Information about the items has been provided by the holding institution so that they may be included in Digital Commonwealth.

Brockton, once known as “Shoe City,” manufacturing some $146,378,500 worth of shoes annually in the early twenties, attracted skilled shoe workers from all over the globe. In 1925, commercial artist, Ralph Heard of Needham, Massachusetts, created seven portraits of local craftsmen: William B.... more

Boston Public Library has a long history of collecting photographs documenting the performing arts, including theatrical work, live music, and dance in the 19th century. In the 20th century, movies, radio, and television became the dominant forms of entertainment and photography played a role in... more

Stereoscopic glass slides of World War I battlefields. Various photographers. Released in the United States after the Armistice as "Editions Stereoscopiques De Guerre, Brentano's, 37, Avenue de Opera, Paris."

O Imparcial is a weekly Portuguese-language newspaper published by Quaresma & Armas Co. in Sacramento, California from 1915 to 1932.

The Impartial Register is a weekly newspaper published by W. Carlton in Salem, Massachusetts from May to July 1800.Related titles:The Salem Impartial RegisterThe Salem RegisterSalem RegisterSalem Register and Essex County Mercury

A collection of photographs of students, teachers, educational methods, buildings, and workshops at the Imperial Royal Institute for the Education of the Blind, Vienna (K.K. Blinden-Erziehungs-Institut, Wien). The school was founded in 1804 by Johann Wilhelm Klein, known as "The Father of the... more

Many artists from Boston and further abroad printed editions of their work at Impressions Workshop. This collection includes prints given to Boston Public Library in a series of gifts from Impressions Workshop in 1972, 1973, 1976, and from Stephen Andrus in 1991, after the workshop... more

Artist's Statement by Caleb Cole:"In Lieu of Flowers is an ongoing series of memorial portraits of the trans people murdered in the United States and Puerto Rico due to transphobia, state violence, and institutional neglect. Part mourning ritual and part photograph, I use the roses from my... more