- mixed material (x)
- Student Yearbooks (x)
- Search results
Search results
Show moreAdvanced copy of the article, A Visit to the Inventor of the Electric Light and a Talk with Him about the Possibilities of Electricity, by Frank G. Carpenter, dated 1895, which is a biographical piece on Brush, including quotes from an interview Carpenter had with Brush on a wide range of topics such as the work by Brush on the arc lighting system, the Brush windmill, and electric storage batteries. Original clipping not in file, digital scan from archival copy of article
Charles F. Brush, Sr., Papers
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings (1879-1964)
Box 24
Folder 1
Show less
Dona
Show moreProgram from Academy of Medicine of Cleveland annual dinner honoring fifty year award recipients & U. G. Mason's 50 year award ribbon, 10/10/1986.
Donated by Melbahu Mason. Physical item kept at Dittrick Medical History Center, Forest City Hospital Archival Collection, Series IV, Box III - Folder 3.
Show less
Show more[aerial photograph, daytime view from just south of Terminal Towers with Exposition grounds and Stadium in background] Preservation note: "Acc #521" penciled on back. Front and back of postcards have been scanned. The front side can be determined by the letter 'a' appended to the filename. Those files with the letters 'ac' have been color corrected.
Great Lakes Exposition
Show less
Show moreCompletely refurbished, the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland awaits the millions who will frolic there this summer. Shown on this post card are the Horticultural Building and Gardens located between the lake front and Cleveland's Municipal Stadium. Billy Rose's Aquacade is next to the Horticultural Building and shown at the upper left is the Steamship Docks where thousands of visitors will disembark to see the Exposition. Above the Stadium are the Exhibition Buildings and various other displays Preservation note: "Acc.# 521" penciled on back. "137827" imprinted on back of card Front and back of postcards have been scanned. The front side can be determined by the letter 'a' appended to the filename. Those files with the letters 'ac' have been color corrected.
Great Lakes Exposition
Show less
Show moreAirplane view of the Great Lakes Exposition and skyline shows to the extreme right the Stadium, Horticulture Building and Gardens, Marine Theater, and a general view of the Court of Presidents, showing the Hall of Progress and the Automotive Building Preservation note: "6A-H1376" imprinted bottom right corner, front of card Front and back of postcards have been scanned. The front side can be determined by the letter 'a' appended to the filename. Those files with the letters 'ac' have been color corrected.
Great Lakes Exposition
Show less
Show moreThis remarkable airplane view of the Great Lakes Exposition at Cleveland shows the main entrance in the lower foreground, with the Cleveland Public Auditorium on the right. In the background is the Hall of Progress and the Automotive Building, a gigantic panorama of transportation. At the right is the amusement area and the Streets of the World, international village. The Exposition covers 150 acres Preservation note: "137192" imprinted on back Front and back of postcards have been scanned. The front side can be determined by the letter 'a' appended to the filename. Those files with the letters 'ac' have been color corrected.
Great Lakes Exposition
Show less
Show moreNewspaper article entitled, Artificial Moonlight. The Brush Electric Light Mast, printed in The Cleveland Leader, July 23, 1881, originally published in The Ironmonger, explaining the Brush Electric Company Mast System of lighting to be erected in downtown Cleveland, includes a print illustration of the mast soon to be erected in Public Square
Charles F. Brush, Sr., Papers
Series 6: Newspaper Clippings (1879-1964)
Box 24
Folder 2
Show less
