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May Wellman photographs
May Wellman photographs
Call Number
111-1-4
Date
[1870]-1910
Contents
5 photographs.
Description
This envelope contains five assorted photoprints, including one cyanotype of a lake with mountains behind, a faded print of Mary Lucinda Wellman and Charles B. Eastman on their wedding day 12 June 1901, a portrait of Etta Reihle from Mrs. Henry Reihle, a photo of 4 male musicians photographed by the Cooper studio in Ypsilanti, Michigan, and an unidentified photoprint of a school teacher and her young students standing outside of their schoolhouse.
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Oral history interview with Gerard Brunetti, 2014
Oral history interview with Gerard Brunetti, 2014
Call Number
OH1941
Date
2014
Description
Gerard Brunetti talks about his lifestyle and living situation as a vagabond musician and inventor. He explains the distinction that he makes between being a vagabond and being homeless. He describes hitchhiking across country, talks about Charles Mingus as an influence in his life, and refers to his inventions of musical instruments and a new method of musical notation. He also discusses his thoughts about how societal norms and changes (such as de-institutionalizing the mentally ill) have affected the homeless population in this country, and he describes some possible models for providing housing for homeless people, such as portable tiny houses and using otherwise unused motels as housing
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