A scrapbook created by the Ameen Rihani Museum that contains materials written by or about Ameen Rihani from around the world. This includes, but is not limited to newspaper articles, magazine articles, book reviews, poems, pamphlets, programs, and…
A scrapbook created by the Ameen Rihani Museum that contains materials written by or about Ameen Rihani from around the world. This includes, but is not limited to newspaper articles, magazine articles, book reviews, poems, pamphlets, programs, and…
A copy of a photograph of Angele Ellis and a travel companion on the R.M.S. (incorrectly spelled MHS) Homeric, which departed from Cherbourg, France on 15 September 1926 and arrived in New York on 22 September 1926.
A copy of a photograph of the White Star Line S.S. Homeric on its voyage from Southampton to New York via Cherbourg, France. Angele took this ship from Cherbourg, France when she emigrated from Lebanon in 1926.
A copy of a photograph of Angele Ellis, Zakia Sukarye (Zakia Haddad), and other unknown women ast the Marseille Zoo in Marseille, France, dated 1926. Angele and Zakia stayed in Marseille while their immigration papers were prepared and processed…
A copy of a photograph of Angele Ellis and Mariam Hobeiche (Sister Mary Joseph Hobeiche) at the Hobeiche Antonine Mar Elias Convent in Ghazir, Lebanon circa 1920.
A photograph of Monsignor Tobiya Dahdah, Namtallah Hobeiche's first cousin. Tobiya Dahdah was the pastor of the St. Anthony of Padua Church in Cincinnati, Ohio circa 1910s.
A photograph of Sister Barbara Agnew at Namtallah Hobeiche's grave marker in Cincinnati, Ohio, dated 2014. Sister Barbara Agnew located and photographed the grave marker on behalf of Kail Ellis. Also contains the burial record of Namtallah Hobeiche,…
A photograph of Joe Haddad and Zakia Sukarye (Zakia Haddad), dated February 1944. The description on the back reads, 'Joe and I taken when Joe was home on Furlough in February 1944.'
A photograph of (back row left to right) Alfred Ellis, Rafic Ellis, Delor Ellis, (front row left to right) Angele Ellis, and Toufic Ellis in front of their home in Carthage, New York, dated 1974.
