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Boyd Polish Countrysides Inventory Louise A. Boyd Photo Inventory - Polish Countryside: Belarus, Germany, Lithuania, Poland Regional Accession Photo Size Country Classification Received Photographer Description Scan # Notes Number HxW Number Belarus [22 h - 24 h 2] 4332 19671 1936 3.75 x 5.5 in. Druja. Extreme northeastern Poland on the frontier of Latvia. Dzwina P-486 M River. In background on the north bank is Latvia. Log raft floating downstream with thatched lean-to for men… September 6, 1934. Belarus [22 h] 53321 M 19672 1936 3.5 x 6 in. Druja. Extreme northeastern Poland on the frontier of Latvia. The town is P-487 over 100 years old. The population is almost entirely Jewish. Dzwina River with log raft floating downstream… Sept. 6, 1934. Belarus [22 h] 55212 (552) M 19676 1936 3.5 x 5.5 in. Druja. Dzwina River, looking downstream (northwest). In foreground, the P-498 south bank is Poland. In background a chuch on the north bank in Latvia. September 6, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 43 S 19456 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Ragnit. Niemen River looking northeast from highway going from Tilsit to P-231; 2 copies Gumbinnen. August 19, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 43 S 19457 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Ragnit. Eastern side of highway going from Tilsit to Gumbinnen. August P-234 19, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 4332 S 19416 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Danzig Free State. Vistula River east of Danzig. Eastern bank and log P-168; 2 copies rafts from Poland and sailboat. August 18, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 4745 S 19536 1936 3.75 x 4 in. Boyd, Louise A. Farm between Goldap and Treuburg. Wooden barn, showing detail of P-319 stork's nest on roof. August 20, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 523 S 19385 1936 4.5 x 3.25 in. Boyd, Louise A. Danzig Free State. Laubencolonie on the outskirts of Neufahrwasser, a P-135; 2 copies suburb of Danzig. Herr and Frau Franz Kaschubowski standing in doorway of their cottage garden in foreground. Aug. 17, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 523 S 19386 1936 4.5 x 3.25 in. Boyd, Louise A. Danzig Free State. Laubencolonie on the outskirts of Neufahrwasser, a P-136; 2 copies suburb of Danzig. Herr and Frau Franz Kaschubowski standing in doorway of their cottage garden in foreground. Aug. 17, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 523 S 19525 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Goldap market. People and market wagons. August 20, 1934. P-305; 2 copies Germany [21 a 4] 523 S 19526 1936 4.5 x 3.25 in. Boyd, Louise A. Goldap market. Characteristic types of people. August 20, 1934. P-306 ; 2 copies Germany [21 a 4] 523 S 19529 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Goldap market. Characteristic types of people. August 20, 1934. 2 copies Germany [21 a 4] 523 S 19530 1936 4.5 x 3.25 in. Boyd, Louise A. Goldap market. Characteristic types of people. August 20, 1934. 2 copies Germany [21 a 4] 523 S 19531 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Goldap market. Characteristic types of people. Old age and youth. 2 copies August 20, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 525 S 19380 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Danzig Free State. Laubencolonie on the outskirts of Neufahrwasser, a P-130; 2 copies suburb of Danzig. August 17, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5251 S 19381 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Danzig Free State. Laubencolonie on the outskirts of Neufahrwasser, a P-131; 2 copies suburb of Danzig. August 17, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5251 S 19383 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Danzig Free State. Laubencolonie on the outskirts of Neufahrwasser, a P-133; 2 copies suburb of Danzig. August 17, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5251 S 19424 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. East Prussia. Landscape seven miles NE of Elbing, looking northeast. P-183; 2 copies August 18, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5251 S 19425 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. East Prussia. Landscape seven miles NE of Elbing, looking northeast. P-184; 3 copies August 18, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5251 S 19426 1936 3.25 x 5.5 in. East Prussia. Landscape seven miles NE of Elbing, looking northeast. 6:35 PM. August 18, 1934. Page 1 of 109 Louise A. Boyd Photo Inventory - Polish Countryside: Belarus, Germany, Lithuania, Poland Regional Accession Photo Size Country Classification Received Photographer Description Scan # Notes Number HxW Number Germany [21 a 4] 5251 S 19440 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. 8 miles east of Königsberg. Cultivated fields; cattle, farm buildings. P-207; 3 copies Wooden barns with tiled roofs in center. August 19, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5251 S 19533 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Highway from Goldap to Treuburg. Farm two miles south of Goldap. Cement, stone, and wooden farm buildings on west side of highway. August 20, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5252 S 19434 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Königsberg; Hitler voting posters on kiosk near Schloss. August 19, P-200; 2 copies 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5252 S 19436 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Königsberg; Hitler election flags looking east from the museum. August P-203; 2 copies 19, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5252 S 19437 1936 4.5 x 3.25 in. Boyd, Louise A. Königsberg; Hitler election flags looking east from the museum. August P-204; 2 copies 19, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5252 S 19438 1936 4.5 x 3.25 in. Boyd, Louise A. Königsberg. One of the places in which the voting was done. August 19, P-205; 2 copies 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5252 S 19439 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Königsberg. Gate and railing opposite the Schloss. Church in which P-206 William I was crowned in 1861. August 19, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 5252 S 19537 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Treuburg. In the middle of September of every year, on a Tuesday, the P-320; 2 copies finest horse market in Germany is held here. Not as great a number of horses as at Wehlau. August 20, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 52529 S 19405 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Danzig Free State. Neufahrwasser, canal. August 17, 1934. P-154; 2 copies Germany [21 a 4] 52529 S 19406 1936 4.5 x 3.25 in. Boyd, Louise A. Danzig Free State. Neufahrwasser, dock in canal. "S/S Veli" from P-155; 2 copies Tallinn, Estonia. August 17, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 52529 S 19427 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Königsberg, East Prussia. Ships bringing stone, sand, and gravel into pr000058 P-187; 3 copies Königsberg from points along the coast. Grain, paper pulp, wood pulp, and paper are exported from here in ships. August 19,1934. Germany [21 a 4] 52529 S 19428 1936 4.5 x 3.25 in. Boyd, Louise A. Königsberg, East Prussia. Close-up view of ships bringing stone, sand, pr000059 P-189; 3 copies and gravel into Königsberg from points along the coast. August 19,1934. Germany [21 a 4] 52529 S 19429 1936 4.5 x 3.25 in. Boyd, Louise A. Königsberg, East Prussia. Close-up view of ships bringing stone, sand, P-191; 2 copies and gravel into Königsberg from points along the coast. August 19,1934. Germany [21 a 4] 52529 S 19430 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Königsberg, East Prussia. Close-up view of ships bringing stone, sand, P-192; 3 copies and gravel into Königsberg from points along the coast. August 19,1934. Germany [21 a 4] 52529 S 19431 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Königsberg, East Prussia. Grain elevators with ship loading. Railroad pr000060 P-194; 3 copies cars by side. Two miles down channel from railroad station in Königsberg. August, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 53112 S 19407 1936 4.5 x 3.25 in. Boyd, Louise A. Danzig Free State. Neufahrwasser. Café at corner of small street and P-157; 2 copies facing docks along canal. August 17, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 53112 S 19408 1936 4.5 x 3.25 in. Boyd, Louise A. Danzig Free State. Neufahrwasser. Café at corner of small street and P-158; 2 copies facing docks along canal. Blackboard on which is menu and food prices. August 17, 1934. Germany [21 a 4] 53113 S 19532 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Highway from Goldap to Treuburg. Farm two miles south of Goldap. P-313; 3 copies Cement, stone, and wooden farm buildings on west side of highway. August 20, 1934. Page 2 of 109 Louise A. Boyd Photo Inventory - Polish Countryside: Belarus, Germany, Lithuania, Poland Regional Accession Photo Size Country Classification Received Photographer Description Scan # Notes Number HxW Number Germany [21 a 4] 5312 S 19410 1936 3.25 x 4.5 in. Boyd, Louise A. Danzig Free State. En route from Danzig Free State to Königsberg, East P-161; 3 copies Prussia. Farm lands along Vistula River, August 18, 1934.
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