This photo was taken during Mary Mokarzel's trip to Lebanon to repatriate her father's remains. Mary Mokarzel sits second from the left. The other individuals in the photograph are unidentified. (Folder 2-1-4-8)
This photo was taken during Mary Mokarzel's trip to Lebanon to repatriate her father's remains. Mary Mokarzel stands third from the left in a checked dress and glasses. Rose M. Tannous stands fourth from the left in a dark dress and glasses. (Folder…
This photo was taken during Mary Mokarzel's trip to Lebanon to repatriate her father's remains. Rose M. Tannous stands third from the left, in dark glasses; Lorrice Rihani stands first on the left. (Folder 2-1-4-6)
This photo was taken during Mary Mokarzel's trip to Lebanon to repatriate her father's remains. It depicts Mary at a meal with a number of other people. Lily Szegoe sits third from the left and Mary Mokarzel is across from her. The arabic caption…
This photo was taken during Mary Mokarzel's trip to Lebanon to repatriate her father's remains. The arabic caption (referring to the man in robes) states "Halim Fakhoury, Zahleh." (Folder 2-1-4-4)
This photo was taken during Mary Mokarzel's trip to Lebanon to repatriate her father's remains. Mary sits in the front row in the dark dress and sunglasses. The other individuals in the photograph are unidentified, but may be relations. (Folder…
This photo was taken during Mary Mokarzel's trip to Lebanon to repatriate her father's remains. Mary stands in the back row with sunglasses on. The other individuals in the photograph are unidentified, but may be relatives to the Mokarzels. (Folder…
A holiday greeting card from the Dodge family, probably the family of Bayard Dodge, who was the president of the American University of Beirut at the time.
A studio portrait of a family from the Mansour family photographs. The photograph contains two unidentified girls, a boy in a sailor suit, their mother, and their father (sitting, wearing a fez). According to the notes provided by the family, the…
A photograph of five unidentified members of the Mansour family. The photo contains two adult women, a seated man wearing a fez and traditional clothing, a young boy, and a young girl. Though undated, the photograph was likely taken in the 1890s or…
