Caption: "Addie Rabil Farris (Deceased, of Rocky Mount), Albert Zahran (of Fayetteville), and Roselie Kannan Zahran." Also present are unidentified individuals in the background and to the left.
A group portrait of members of the Hammana Club. Though unidentified, the photograph likely contains members of the Kannan, Rabil, and Baddour families.
A 1950s Nabisco identification card for Victor Kuri (senior) from his time working in the Nabisco production line in Chicago. According to Maximo, Victor's job was to transport trays of finished baked products to packaging and replacing full trays…
A family portrait of the eight members of the Shapou family. Genevieve and Mike Shapou are positioned at each end, with their children posed between them.
Draft of a letter from actor Frank Lackteen to, then Screen Actors Guild president, George Chandler on his lack of pension and inability to find work and pay dues towards the guild.
An unfinished letter draft to the U.S. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Division in response to a request to fill out a questionaire regarding the Fair Labor Standards Act and the writer's brief association with the Good Humor…
Six people, five women and one man, standing behind a counter, in two groups of three, in a diner smiling at the camera. Four women wear the same employee uniform. In each group of three, between the women in uniform, stands someone in formal…
The extended Mack family photographed in formal wear. Though the subjects are unidentified and the photograph is undated, it was likely taken in the late 1980s-early 1990s.
Bahia Mack Weaver, John Mack's youngest child, posing in front of John Mack & Son Store. Bahia served as a buyer and manager of the store through 1939.
A group portrait of the Abed family. Pictured are Susan, Charlie, and their four children, Mira, Erica, Richard, and Sasha, with other unidentified family members.
