Description
Chiefly photographs from Gertrude
Anthony's time (1919-1922?) as a teacher in Armenia, Greece, and Turkey.
Background
A. Gertrude Anthony was a native of Berkeley, Calif. who taught science at the Berkeley
High School. From 1919 to 1922 she went to Armenia and Turkey as a teacher for the American
Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief (Near East Relief). She returned to help Armenian
orphans in Athens, Greece in 1929.
Extent
: approximately 300 photographs
in 4 boxes (approximately 260 photographic prints in 1 box and 215
negatives in 3 boxes), 215 digital images
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Availability
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