A letter from historian Alixa Naff of the National Museum of American History to Mary Mokarzel thanking her for the donation of family photos and documents.
A letter from Chief Archivist John Fleckner of the National Museum of American History to Helen Samhan thanking her for the donation of family photos and documents. In the last paragraph of the letter Fleckner mentions that a Deed of Gift is…
A deed of gift to the National Museum of American History from Helen Samhan and Mary Mokarzel listing the specific journals, photographs, and other documents that they donated to the museum. The Deed was enclosed in letter 1-1-1-2.
A letter from John Moses to Mary Mokarzel concerning the translation and publication of Salloum Mokarzel's writings for inclusion in Moses's Annotated Index to the Syrian World. Moses includes several suggestions for translators in New York and a…
An announcement sent out by the Immigration Research Center concerning the publication of the Annotated Index to the Syrian World, 1926-1932. The bottom of the page includes an order form.
A letter from Dr. Eugene Paul Nassar to Mary Mokarzel concerning receipt of two Al-Hoda books to help with the writing of the introduction for the "Annotated Index to the Syrian World." Included is the introduction itself for Mokarzel to review.
A booklet detailing the history of Al-Hoda and the Mokarzel family. The Centennial, celebrated in the Museum of the city of NY, marked the 100th year of the publication of Al-Hoda.
A photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. Left to Right: unidentified man, Alice E. Maloof, Denise Nassar, and Mary Mokarzel.
A photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. Pictured is Mary Mokarzel with an unidentified man. The portrait in the background is of Salloum Mokarzel.
A photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. Left to right: unidentified woman, Denise Nassar, Mary Mokarzel, and an unidentified man.
A photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. Pictured is Mary Mokarzel. The portrait in the background is of Salloum Mokarzel.
A photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. Pictured are four unidentified men. The portraits in the background are of Salloum and Naoum Mokarzel.
A letter from Lindbergh Goldson to Mary Mokarzel giving news of himself and reminiscing about the time he worked at Al-Hoda as an editor and linotype operator.
A draft of a letter from Mary Mokarzel requesting information about Al-Hoda's past from Lindbergh Goldson, a former editor and linotype operator for Al-Hoda. Goldson's reply is linked below.
A photocopy of the first printing of the Al-Hoda newspaper, which was eventually reprinted for Al-Hoda's Centennial in 1998. Included are stories about President William McKinley, local news, etc.
A photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. The woman in the gold is Mary Mokarzel and the woman beside her is Alice Jaoudi Mokarzel.
A photo of Lorraine Jabara and George Hatab taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. The portraits in the background are of Naoum and Salloum Mokarzel.
