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Goldsberry collection of open-air school photographs

Goldsberry collection of open-air school photographs

Title: Goldsberry collection of open-air school photographs
Other Title: Open-air school collection of photographs
Goldsberry collection of photographs and periodical illustrations showing young children in 'open air' and outdoor schools
Related Names:
Goldsberry, Louise Dunham , collector
Beals, Jessie Tarbox , photographer
Underwood & Underwood , photographer
Date Created/Published: ca. 1900-1925; bulk 1900-1915.
Summary: Photographs show open-air schools in many countries, chiefly the United States. Facilities designed for normal, tubercular, anemic, and myopic children. Montessori methods, furniture, and toys in use. Some old one-room schoolhouses. Washington-area images include open-air education at Mackin playground in Georgetown; and black students at Miner Normal School learning to brush their teeth.
Notes: Arrangement: Arrangement: Alphabetical by geographic location.
LOT title devised by Library staff. Other information from catalog card and published guide: Washingtoniana Photographs ... Library of Congress, 1989.
Photographers: Underwood & Underwood, Jessie Tarbox Beals (New York City), and others.
Includes gelatin silver, photomechanical prints, and one panorama.
Purchase; Mrs. Louise Dunham Goldsberry, Takoma Park, Maryland; 1926.
Mrs. Louise Dunham Goldsberry collected the images to illustrate the benefits of open-air schools and outdoor education for children and encourage the creation of additional facilities. She solicited images and information by sending letters to schools, organizations, and education departments. She compiled an extensive typescript (dated 1921) to accompany the visual information and indicated in the introduction that most images were received by 1913.
Finding aid available in the Prints and Photographs Reading Room. A typescript book by Mrs. Goldsberry, issued in 1921 as 'The open-air school and out-door education: a résumé.' Includes lists of photos, history of her collection, and explanatory captions for a proposed display to encourage interest in open-air education. Finding aid is filed in P&P Reference Books: LB3483.G6.

Subjects: Open-air schools--1900-1930.
Children--Education--1900-1930.
School children--1900-1930.

Panoramic photographs--1900-1930.
Photomechanical prints--1900-1930.

Bookmark /2004668862/
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