Conference Photographs, 1876-1960, 1986, 1998-2001 | The American Library Association Archives

Arranged by photograph media type or collection and chronologically by date thereunder

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Ahern, Mary E.
ALA Annual Conference
ALA Annual Conference (1876: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
ALA Annual Conference (1901: Waukesha, Wisconsin)
ALA Annual Conference (1907: Asheville, North Carolina)
ALA Annual Conference (1917: Louisville, Kentucky)
Belden, Charles F. D.
Bishop, William W.
Bostwick, Arthur E.
Bowker, Richard R.
Carr, D. Edith Wallbridge
Carr, Henry J.
Conferences
Crunden, Frederick M.
Dana, John C.
Dewey, Melvil
Eastman, Linda A.
Faxon, Frederick W.
Faxon Collection
Ferguson, Milton J.
Fletcher, William I.
Green, Samuel S.
Hadley, Chalmers
Hill, Frank P.
Keogh, Andrew
Lane, William C.
Librarians
Locke, George H.
Milam, Carl H.
Photographs
President, ALA
Putnam, Herbert
Rathbone, Josephine A.
Tyler, Alice S.
Utley, George B.
Utley, Henry M.
Wallace, Anne
Wright, Purd B.