Photograph of Yousef Hobeiche, Nahde Hobeiche, Angele Ellis, and Namtallah Hobeiche Amongst Lebanese Cedars, 1949

An envelope with a photograph of Yousef Hobeiche, Nahde Hobeiche, Angele Ellis, and Namtallah Hobeiche on a visit to the Cedars of Lebanon. Yousef Hobeiche is standing with one of his hands in his pocket while he holds a cigarette in the other. He is wearing a light-colored suit, striped tie, and a fez. Next to him stands his wife, Nahde Hobeiche, who is smiling and wearing a white skirt suit and purse. Angele Ellis, in the middle, is wearing a white dress with a black coat and purse. Next to Angele is Yousef and Nahde's son, Namtallah, who is wearing a light-colored jacket. Behind them is a short stone wall and cedar trees, dated 1949. This photograph originally arrived in a sealed envelope which had to cut and opened during processing.

Moise A. Khayrallah Center for Lebanese Diaspora Studies

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