A bound photo book belonging to Margaret Oussani containing photographs of various Oussani family members in California and New York, hiking, swimming, and at the beach.
Adma and Asaf Kahdy with three of their daughters stand in front of a house in what seems to be either fall or winter. Caption on the back reads, "March 1950. Portland, Oregon."
Adma Kahdy and a group of three other unknown women stand together outside in what appears to be a forest as a man seems to sneak into the photo from behind a tree. Behind them is a commingling group of people.
Adma Kahdy and two unknown women stand together as they link arms. The trees in background and the fact that they are wearing overcoats suggests it's either fall or winter.
Adma Sawaya Kahdy and Spidie Zaiban stand outside of a house as they pose for the photo. Caption on the back reads, "1950s, Portland, Oregon. Adma Sawaya Kahdy my sittie and her friend Aunt Spidie Zaiban."
Adma Sawaya Kahdy George Kahdy's mother, smiling in a formal dress. Caption on the back reads, "Adma Sawaya (Kahdy) from Bteghrine taken either in NC or Ga. George N. Kahdy's mother."
Two women and a man standing on the shore of a pool or body of water near a fence and power lines. Another person or child is on the left bank with their hand in the water.
An aerial shot of the guests at Moise Khayrallah and Vera Tayeh's wedding. The accompanying caption reads, "wedding photos of the entire village that came to watch their marriage-over 300 people attended the 'communal wedding.'"
A photo of Charles Ellis and Rev. J. Paul Byron in the Infant of Prague Library reading from an encyclopedia donated by Albert Ellis, Charles's late father. A newspaper article about the library and its dedication to Albert Ellis is linked below.
Amelia Mettrey Salem, Salve Bolus, Nellie Mettrey Kahdy, and an unknown woman sit together and form a pyramid. They are on the beach in swimwear and a man with his hands on his hips stands in the background. The back of the photo provides a diagram…
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.
