A copy of a photograph with a written description by Kail Ellis on the history of the Mar Elias Convent in Ghazir, Lebanon taken circa 1990. The photograph resembles what the convent looked like in the 1920s while it went through renovations in the…
A photograph and description of Edmond el Khazen, Angele Ellis' first cousin on her mother's side, written by Kail Ellis circa 2000s. The photograph is undated.
A photograph of the exterior of Monastre De L'Annonciation, the el Khazen convent in Zouk, Lebanon where Adla Hobeiche was a postulant until she was married. Photograph taken circa 2005.
A newspaper article titled ''The Marines Have Landed! Kail Ellis' Letter Exclaims'. The article is about a letter from Kail Ellis detailing the Marines presence in Lebanon. The article is likely from 1958
A newspaper article published in The Republican Tribune titled ''Kail Ellis Witnesses Rebellion In Parents' Native Lebanon'. The article is about Kails recounting of the strife in Lebanon, and his impressions of Lebanon. The article is likely from…
An article written by Kail Ellis on the history of Sami El Solh, Lebanese Sunni Muslim politician and Prime Minister of Lebanon in the 1940s and 1950s.
An article written by Kail Ellis on Dr. Hadia Harb, the translator of many of the letters to Angele Ellis from the Ellis collection. Dr. Hadia Harb is pictured with Nasser Chour in Qattine, Lebanon, undated.
A handmade greeting card from Kail Ellis to Angele Ellis, dated 1948. The card includes a photograph of Kail Ellis pasted to the front and is decorated with hand drawn flowers.
A letter and envelope from Kail Ellis to Angele Ellis and Toufic Ellis, dated 4 November 1957. Envelope addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Toufee Ellis, 514 West Street, Carthage, New York, U.S.A. Return address reads College des Apostres, Jounieh. Sent by…
A letter and envelope from Kail Ellis to Angele Ellis, dated 11 November 1957. Envelope addressed to Mrs. Angele Ellis, 514 West Street, Carthage, New York, U.S.A. Contains two Lebanese stamps.
A letter and envelope from Kail Ellis to Toufic Ellis, dated 27 November 1957. Envelope addressed to Mr. Toufee Ellis, 307 State Street, Carthage, New York, U.S.A. Contains two Lebanese stamps. Sent by Airmail.
