Oil painting portrait of Joseph Chouinard as a young man
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Performance of Joseph Haydn's The Creation by the National Music Camp Festival Choir at the Interlochen Arts Camp, with University of Michigan Orchestra, Maynard Klein, conductor
Possible unidentified production of Massenet's Don Quichotte
Note on slide carton: Feb. 1965 Don Quixotte
Colored drawing of a female figure by P. Heck
On verso: caricature of Joseph Chouinard
On verso: caricature of Leonard Bernstein
Inscription on verso: Carlos Chavez, Tanglewood 1953 by Wolf Adler.
Inscribed: To Joe with best wishes, Wolf Adler. On verso: caricature of Charles Munch
Joseph Chouinard holding a score or text while a woman plays the piano
Three friends of Joseph Chouinard standing in a living room
Joseph Chouinard (2nd from right) sitting at a dinner table with four friends
Joseph Chouinard sitting with the children of Lionel Pike
Joseph Chouinard holding a dog while sitting in San Bernardino
Joseph Chouinard as the character Brighella in a production of Salieri's The little harlequinade at the Florida International Music Festival
Chouinard, Joseph Jerod, 1926-2014 - Voice (Bass-baritone)
Joseph Chouinard as the character Amos Murphy in a Tri-Cities Opera Workshop production of Myron S. Fink's Jeremiah
Hopkins Center at Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire postcard
Joseph Chouinard holding a dog in his lap while sitting outside a house
Joseph Chouinard (center) in costume in the role of Bonze in Puccini's Madame Butterfly, presented by the Tri-Cities Opera Company
Joseph Chouinard (center) as Frank Butler in the Arundel Opera production of Annie get your gun
Arundel Opera Theatre (Kennebunkport, Me.)
People in Western costumes, possibly cast members for a performance of Annie get your gun
Joseph Chouinard in costume for the character of the Imperial commissioner and unidentified woman in costume for performance of Puccini's Madame Butterfly by the Chattanooga Opera Association
Chattanooga High School (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
Elizabeth Bradley, adoptive mother of Joseph Chouinard, outside a restaurant in Fort Lauderdale
On verso: This was taken after we had dinner in this lovely place in Fort Lauderdale the day we went on The Cruise beautiful.
Members of the choral program at Tanglewood in 1953
Members of the choral program at Tanglewood in 1953, with conductor Hugh Ross seated in front center
Choral conductor Lorna Cooke deVaron with one of her daughters at Tanglewood Music Center
Joseph Chouinard in suit and tie standing in front of a tree
Joseph Chouinard in cap and gown for graduation from University of Connecticut standing with unidentified woman and man
Joseph Chouinard in cap and gown for graduation from University of Connecticut
Joseph Chouinard and adoptive mother Elizabeth Bradley in a cemetery
Lieutenant General Torasirou Kawabe (center), Vice Chief of the Japanese Army General Staff, and other members of the Japanese surrender delegation on the island of Iejima before flying to Manila, August 19, 1945
Lieutenant General Torasirou Kawabe (center), Vice Chief of the Japanese Army General Staff, and other members of the Japanese surrender delegation on the island of Iejima with United States military personnel before flying to Manila, August 19, 1945
Members of the Japanese surrender delegation waiting to board the United States C-54 plane at the Iejima base before flying to Manila August 19, 1945
Japanese flight crew of one of the two Mitsubishi G4M Betty bombers that flew the Japanese surrender delegation to Iejima, an island off Okinawa, August 19, 1945
Grave sites on Okinawa, including D. E. Smith, R. I. Dunn, and Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr.
Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr. (July 18, 1886-June 18, 1945), Lieutenant General, U.S. Army, killed by enemy fire at the Battle of Okinawa during World War II
Japanese Mitsubishi G4M “Betty” bomber with special markings used to fly the Japanese surrender delegation to the base on Iejima, an island off Okinawa, August 19, 1945
United States C-54 plane used to transport Japanese surrender delegation from the base on Iejima, an island off Okinawa, to Manila on August 19, 1945
Joseph Chouinard on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Unidentified serviceman in pith helmet on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Remains of the railroad station at Naha, Okinawa towards the end of World War II
On verso: What is left of the railroad station and trains at Naha. It was a narrow guage rail line that ran from Naha south to Itoman and north to Kadena. Information courtesy of Mr. Donn Cuson.
United States Naval Supply Depot on Okinawa sometime after Typhoon Louise hit the island October 9 1945
Information supplied by Mr. Donn Cuson: "Navy Supply Depot, most likely the installation at Tengan. Major damage on Okinawa, 80% of military installations damage or destroyed. Over 200 ships and aircraft damaged or destroyed. 36 killed and 47 missing."
Remains of a building at a Naval Supply Depot on Okinawa the day that Typhoon Louise hit the island
Two United States servicemen examining remains of a Japanese pilot and his plane on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Information supplied by Mr. Donn Cuson: "During the war there was an attempted suicide attack by airplane at one of the airfields on Okinawa, several Japanese planes with troops tried to land and attack the airfield, this is one of the Japanese soldiers after the attack failed. "
Okinawan people aboard a horse-drawn wagon on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Exterior of the Higaonna Museum in Ishikawa, Okinawa shortly after its opening in September 1945
Ishikawa-shi (Japan)--Buildings, structures, etc.
Small shrine inside Higaonna Museum in Ishikawa, Okinawa shortly after its opening in September 1945
Buddhist shrine inside Higaonna Museum in Ishikawa, Okinawa shortly after its opening in September 1945
Shelf holding vases inside Higaonna Museum in Ishikawa, Okinawa shortly after its opening in September 1945
Decorative table inside Higaonna Museum in Ishikawa, Okinawa shortly after its opening in September 1945
Three Okinawan children on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Okinawan woman with four children behind her on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Okinawan woman with two children on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Okinawan child standing next to a rock wall on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Exterior of the Higaonna Museum in Ishikawa, Okinawa shortly after the museum's opening in September 1945
Ornate table inside the Higaonna Museum in Ishikawa, Okinawa shortly after the museum's opening in September 1945
Okinawan child standing on a dirt road on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Okinawan children along a dirt road on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Okinawan child standing by herself on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Okinawan Children on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Okinawan refugees walking on a dirt road on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Woman hanging clothes to dry on Okinawa towards the end of World War II
Building on Okinawa towards the end of World War II