UB Women's Athletic Association, 1954-1955 season
Eighteen people are posed in three rows for a group portrait in front of a fireplace and wood-paneled wall. The group is wearing mid-20th-century attire such as sweaters, blouses, and skirts, and several individuals are wearing eyeglasses. Some people are seated on the floor or a low surface, while others stand in the back row.
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Ten individuals are arranged in three rows for a black and white group portrait. Eight people wear matching athletic singlets with a "UBST" logo, while two people in the back row wear dark suits and bow ties. The arrangement includes six standing individuals, one person seated on a bench, and three people sitting cross-legged in the foreground.
UB Men's Swimming team, 1923-1924 season
Three people wearing athletic tank tops and shorts pose around a person in a suit, tie, and round spectacles. The athletic uniforms feature a diamond-shaped logo with the letters UBST on the chest. One person sits cross-legged on the floor while the others are positioned behind them in a studio setting.
Dan Sandler, UB Swimming team manager, 1923-1924 season
The person is shown from the chest up, wearing a light-colored tank top. They have short, dark hair swept back and a mustache. The entire portrait is composed of a black-and-white halftone dot pattern against a neutral background.
John Stearns, UB Swimming team coach, 1923-1924 season
A person with short hair and round eyeglasses faces forward in a halftone-printed portrait. They are wearing a dark jacket over a light-colored collared shirt and a patterned tie. The visual style features a prominent dot pattern typical of older newspaper or yearbook printing.
Seventeen people are arranged in three rows for a group portrait against a brick wall. The front and middle rows contain individuals wearing swim trunks, while the back row includes individuals in swimwear and two individuals at either end wearing suits. Text above the group lists names and titles for each row, including a coach and a manager.
Several people are arranged in three rows, with those in the front row kneeling on a tiled floor. Most are shirtless and wear swim trunks, while three individuals in the group wear suits and ties. Text in the bottom right corner lists the names of the participants.
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UB Swimming team diver Paul Mraz demonstrates his form, 1950-1951 season
A person wearing a swimsuit is suspended mid-air in a pike position with their legs extended and hands near their ankles. A dark railing and platform edge are positioned behind them, while dark water with light reflections is visible below. This black-and-white scene features a visible halftone texture.
Pictured are: First row (left to right): F. Center; P. Swanson; F. McGuire; G. Buzzelli; F. Hammond; W. Funk; Second row (left to right): L. Zangerle, co-captain; P. Mraz; R. Race; J. Spencer; A. Arauio; R. Borowiak, co-captain; Third row (left to right): Coach Bill Sanford; C. Knerr; A. Gichtin; N. Schueckler; L. Zielinski; P. Wildridge; J. O'Leary; L. Beahan; J. Cretekos, Manager.
Nineteen people pose in front of a light brick wall, arranged in three rows with the front row kneeling. Two people on the far ends wear suits and ties, while the others are bare-chested and wear swim trunks. The group consists of seventeen people in athletic wear and two in formal attire.
UB Swimming team meet competition start, 1951-1952 season
A person lies face down on a flat surface with their arms extended forward and hands joined. Another individual's hands are positioned over the back of the prone person's head and neck. The scene is rendered in a high-contrast black and white halftone pattern, with metal railings visible in the background.
Sixteen people are arranged in three rows against a block wall, with most wearing dark-colored swim trunks while one person on the right wears a suit and bowtie. The group stands on tiered benches, and a caption at the bottom lists the names of the individuals by row.
Racing start by UB Swimming team co-captain Fred Center, 1952-1953 season
A person is suspended mid-air with their arms stretched forward and legs trailing behind over a swimming pool. They are wearing dark swim trunks and are positioned parallel to the pool deck. The edge of the pool deck below them features the words "DEEP END."
A group of individuals in swim trunks is arranged in three rows in front of a tiled wall next to a pool. Two people on the far right wear white shirts and pants. A list of names corresponding to each row is positioned at the base of the scene.
UB Swimming team breaststroker Harvey Sprowl in competition, 1952-1953 season
A person swims the butterfly stroke, emerging from dark water with arms extended and mouth open. The composition is a close-up, front-facing view. The visual style is a high-contrast black and white halftone pattern consisting of small dots.
UB Swimming team diver, 1952-1953 season
This black and white halftone print depicts a person in mid-air above a platform. The individual is wearing swimwear and is positioned with an arched back, legs held straight together, and arms reaching downwards. The background is predominantly dark, creating a sharp contrast with the subject's form.
Pictured are: First row (left to right): Bert Shulimson; Coach William Sanford; Captain Robert Mack; Second row (left to right): Norm Penner; H. Gayette; William Kullman; Irving Ginsberg.
Seven people are arranged in two rows against a light-colored wall. Six individuals wear long-sleeved sweatshirts with "UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO" printed on the front and hold wooden tennis rackets. One person in the front row is dressed in a suit jacket and tie.
A person in a suit stands on the left beside six people wearing matching University of Buffalo athletic long-sleeved shirts and shorts. Each person in uniform holds a tennis racket in front of them. The shirts feature the school name and a small number on the chest.
William Sanford, UB Tennis team and Swimming team coach, 1950 season through the 1960s
State University of New York at Buffalo--Tennis
State University of New York at Buffalo--Swimming
A black and white portrait depicts a person wearing eyeglasses and having short, dark hair. The subject wears a dark outer garment over a light-colored collar. The entire surface is covered in a visible halftone dot pattern.
Seven individuals are posed for a group portrait in front of wooden bleachers. Three people in the front row kneel while holding tennis rackets, and two people stand behind them in similar athletic attire also holding rackets. Two individuals wearing suits and ties stand at the far ends of the back row. Text below the group identifies each person by row and name.
UB Tennis team captain Dick Riley takes a shot, 1952-1953 season
A person with short dark hair wears a University of Buffalo sweatshirt, light-colored shorts, and sneakers. They are holding a tennis racket in an athletic pose against a plain light wall. The photograph is in black and white with a halftone dot texture.
UB Tennis team player Jim Hodan reaches for the shot, 1952-1953 season
A person stands on a court, reaching a white tennis racket high over their head toward a ball. They wear a dark long-sleeved shirt with "UNIVERSITY" and "HAWAII" visible on the front, light-colored shorts, and white socks. This monochrome halftone print shows the person positioned in front of a brick wall.
UB Tennis team player Bob Scamura shows his form, 1952-1953 season
A figure stands in a tennis pose, holding a racket with both hands during a swing. The person wears a dark patterned long-sleeved shirt, light-colored shorts, and sneakers. A bright white circle is positioned to the right against a light-colored brick wall background in a black and white halftone print style.
UB Tennis team player Bill Castle takes a practice shot, 1952-1953 season
A person with short dark hair wears a long-sleeved sweatshirt and shorts while leaning forward and holding a football. They stand in front of a brick wall that displays a shadow cast by the figure. This black and white halftone print features a distinct dot pattern throughout.
Eight people pose for a group photograph in front of a wooden paneled wall. Six people wear sweatshirts with "University of Buffalo" printed on the front, while two people at the ends of the back row wear suits. Three individuals in the front row are kneeling and holding tennis rackets. A text caption at the bottom of the frame identifies the individuals in two rows.
William Sanford, UB Tennis team amd Swimming team coach, 1950 season through the 1960s
A person with short dark hair and round glasses wears a light-colored suit jacket over a white shirt and a patterned bow tie. This black and white halftone composition features a background of horizontal wood paneling.
UB Swimming team star diver Dick Rydberg, demonstrates his form, 1953-1954 season
Dick Rydberg was elected co-captain of the UB Swimming team for the 1954-1955 season.
A person wearing white swim trunks is mid-air, positioned above a swimming pool in an indoor facility. The individual is bent at the waist with arms extended toward their feet as they descend toward the water. On a balcony in the background, several people look on from behind a railing. The black and white scene shows a tiled wall and pool ladders near the water's edge.
Racing start at UB Swimming team meet, 1953-1954 season
A black and white scene shows an indoor swimming pool where several people stand on the deck and an upper level. One person is positioned on a diving block near the edge marked "DEEP END," while others in formal attire and swimwear are nearby. Folding chairs and a coiled rope are placed against the tiled wall in the background.
Several people occupy the deck beside an indoor swimming pool, with some wearing robes and others in t-shirts and trousers. Splashes rise from the water near numerical distance markers on the pool's edge. A life ring is mounted on the brick wall behind the individuals.
UB Swimming team sprinter in competition, 1953-1954 season
A person swims in a pool with their head above the surface and mouth open. The tiled edge of the pool shows a "3 FT" depth marking. Lane lines with white floats stretch across the water in the background.
UB Swimming team in competition, 1953-1954 season
Multiple swimmers travel through lane markers in a large indoor pool, creating splashes. Along the top edge, a group of people wearing robes and street clothes stands on the deck. In the lower right corner, two individuals in white shirts are partially visible overlooking the water.
A vintage black-and-white photograph shows thirteen individuals arranged in two rows in an indoor pool area. Seven people sit in the front row wearing swim trunks, while five stand behind them and one person stands on the far right in a dress shirt and bowtie. A caption at the bottom of the image lists the names of the people pictured.
William Sanford, UB Swimming and Tennis coach, 1950 through the 1960s
A person with short hair and glasses wears a dark suit, light-colored shirt, and a bowtie while holding a tennis racket. Below the person, text reads "William Sanford" and "Swimming Coach, Tennis Coach".
UB star diver and Swimming team co-captain Dick Rydberg, 1954-1955 season
Dick Rydberg was elected UB Swimming team co-captain for the 1954-1955 season.
A person wearing light-colored swim trunks is captured mid-air in a diving pose. Their body is arched, with legs pointed upwards and arms extended in different directions. The halftone-style monochromatic figure is set against an off-white, textured background.
A group of people wearing matching jackets and swimming trunks pose for a photograph at an indoor swimming pool. One individual is submerged in the water, while several others sit on the pool edge or stand in rows. Two people in formal suits stand with the group, and a caption listing names is printed below the photograph.
UB Freshman Swimming team coached by Ron Wink, 1955-1956 season
Coach Ron Wink is pictured at the far left in the second row.
Twelve individuals are positioned in two rows on a tiled surface beside a swimming pool. Most are wearing dark swim briefs, while one person wears a white t-shirt and pants and another wears a dark jacket. A block of text below the group lists names for the first and second rows.
William Sanford, UB Swimming and Tennis coach, 1950 season through the 1960s
A person with short hair and glasses is depicted in a chest-up portrait wearing a dark suit jacket and a dark bowtie over a light shirt. Below the portrait, text identifies the individual as William Sanford, Swimming and Tennis Coach. The background of the portrait consists of a light, uniform dotted pattern.
UB Varsity Swimming team coached by Bill Sanford, 1955-1956 season
Coach William Sanford is pictured at the far right in the second row.
Thirteen individuals associated with the University of Buffalo swimming team are shown in a two-row group portrait. Seven people sit in the front row wearing matching jackets and swim trunks, while six others stand behind them. A caption at the bottom identifies the individuals in the first and second rows by name.
A group of individuals is arranged in three rows, with some kneeling and others standing. Most people are wearing swim trunks, while a few wear shirts or jackets. To the right of the group, text titled "Swimming" lists names and roles for each of the three rows.
Fifteen people are arranged in two rows for a team portrait at the edge of a swimming pool. Three individuals on the left wear white uniforms, while the others are dressed in various styles of swimwear. Text below the scene identifies the people in the first and second rows by name.
Sixteen individuals are positioned in three rows on a tiled floor adjacent to a swimming pool and a diving board. Most members of the group wear swim trunks, while four individuals are dressed in formal shirts and pants. Text at the bottom identifies each person by row and name.
UB Swimming team captain John Brogan at the start of his race, 1959-1960 season
A person with short hair wearing dark swimming trunks is bent forward with their arms extended. They are positioned in front of a light-colored tiled wall next to a dark board with white drawings. The monochrome scene shows the individual in a crouched pose.
Sixteen team members wear matching warm-up jackets with "University of Buffalo Swimming" printed on the front. They are arranged in three rows on a tiled floor adjacent to the water. A caption at the bottom provides names for each person in rows one, two, and three.
UB Swimming team diver takes the plunge, 1960-1961 season
A person wearing dark swim trunks is positioned vertically in the air, head-first toward the surface of a swimming pool. Their arms are outstretched together, and their feet are pointed toward the top of the frame. Behind the diver, the indoor facility features arched windows and a dark balcony area.
UB Varsity Swimming team, 1960-1961 season
Thirteen people pose for a black and white group portrait in front of a tiled wall. The front row features six shirtless individuals seated in swim trunks, while the back row consists of five shirtless individuals and two individuals in formal wear. Text at the bottom identifies each person by name and includes the word "Swimming" in a script font.
Royce Collister, UB Freshman speedster, practices his start as Swimming coach William Sanford looks on, 1960-1961 season
As a freshman, Royce Collister was co-holder of the UB 50 yard freestyle record.
A person wearing swim trunks stands on a starting block numbered five, leaning forward with arms outstretched over a pool. To their left, another person wearing glasses and a light jacket holds a stopwatch and a clipboard. This indoor scene shows the edge of a swimming pool with lane markers visible in the water.
UB Swimming coach William Sanford oversees the training of his swimmers Alex Haas and Larry Szmynski, 1960-1961 season
Alex Haas and Larry Szmynski were UB Swimming team stars in the 100 breaststroke and 100 freestyle.
One person wearing white clothing and glasses stands by a pulley weight system. A second person in swim trunks leans forward to grasp the handles of the machine. Two other people stand nearby in a room with tiled walls and a textured floor.
UB star diver Mike Eggert with Coach Bill Sanford and UB Swimming team captain John 'Brass' Brogan, 1960-1961 season
In a black and white scene, two people in dark swim trunks stand on either side of a person wearing glasses and light-colored clothing. The central individual holds a pen and a clipboard and rests a foot on a block. The background consists of a brick-like tiled wall and pool-related equipment.
UB Freshman Swimming team star Jim Crosby practices his start as Coach Bill Sanford looks on, 1960-1961 season
Jim Crosby, UB freshman swim star, was a record holder in the 220 and 440 freestyle.
A person wearing swim trunks leans forward on a starting block labeled with the number five, positioned at the edge of a swimming pool. Another person stands on the pool deck wearing glasses, a whistle around their neck, and holding a clipboard. The black and white scene takes place indoors with a brick wall in the background.
A person with short hair and dark-rimmed glasses is shown from the shoulders up wearing a patterned bow tie and dark jacket. The text above the portrait reads "William Sanford, Swimming & Tennis". The individual faces the camera directly against a neutral background.
UB Swimming team practice coached by William Sanford, 1961-1962 season
State University of New York at Buffalo—Swimming
Several people swim laps in an indoor pool equipped with lane lines in this black and white scene. A person wearing glasses and a long-sleeved shirt kneels poolside, holding a stopwatch while looking toward the water. Triangular flags hang on a line above the pool, and a life ring hangs on the tiled wall in the background.
UB Swimming team sprinters practice their start as coach William Sanford fires the start pistol, 1961-1962 season
Three people in swimwear are in the air after leaping from starting blocks into an indoor pool. A fourth person wearing a sweatshirt marked "BUFFALO" stands at the edge of the pool with one arm raised in the air. The words "SHALLOW END" are visible on the pool deck beside lane markers in the water.
UB Swimming coach William Sanford with swimmer Doug Raymond, 1961-1962 season
Two people stand side-by-side wearing matching "BUFFALO" sweatshirts in front of a tiled wall. One person wears glasses and a stopwatch on a lanyard, while the other has the number thirteen visible on a sleeve. Behind them, a large board displays names and swimming event categories. The monochrome image has a halftone dot pattern.
UB Freshman Swimming team, 1961-1962 season
Eight people wear long-sleeved shirts featuring "BUFFALO" or "UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO SWIMMING" while posing in front of a tiled wall. Four individuals kneel in the front row, while four others stand behind them in the back row. Printed text at the bottom identifies the people in each row by name.
UB Varsity Swimming team, 1961-1962 season
Sixteen individuals are arranged in two rows for a team portrait within a room featuring tiled walls and floors. Most members wear dark long-sleeved sweatshirts with the word "BUFFALO" across the chest, while the person on the far right wears a whistle and white trunks. Text above the group lists the names of the individuals in the front and back rows.
UB Swimming team diver in a tuck rotation, 1962-1963 season
A person in a tucked position is captured mid-air during a dive from a high platform. The background consists of a tiled brick wall with a square double-door hatch in the center. At the bottom of the frame, the dark railings of a pool ladder are visible.
Fifteen individuals are positioned in three rows wearing dark long-sleeved shirts with "BUFFALO" arched across the chest. A block of text to the right of the group lists the names of "The Squad" and their coaches. The scene is rendered in black and white.
UB Swimming team freestylers are off at the crack of the starter's gun in a swim meet with RPI (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute), 1962-1963 season
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute--Swimming
Four swimmers are captured mid-dive from numbered blocks into a pool with lane markers. Three people stand against a wall in the background, including one person positioned next to a scoreboard labeled with RPI and Buffalo. This black and white scene depicts an indoor swimming competition.
UB Swimming team captain Vince Heckle (far right) prepares for a swim meet with his teammates, 1962-1963 season
Two people swim in separate lanes of a pool in this grainy, black and white scene. Water splashes around the swimmers as they move forward. Dark lane dividers stretch across the water, and a line is visible on the bottom of the center lane.
UB Swimming team diver Jim Bowden executes a perfect dive, 1962-1963 season
A person wearing swimming trunks is mid-air in an inverted position above a swimming pool. Their arms are extended toward the water while their legs are pointed straight up. This black and white scene features tiled walls, a diving board, and arched windows.
UB swimmer Alex Haas practicing the breast stroke, 1962-1963 season
A black and white halftone print depicts a person swimming in a pool, facing toward the viewer. The water around them is filled with light-colored ripples and a dark reflection of their body. In the upper right corner, the edge of the pool displays numeric distance markers.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, 1952
This is a scrapbook showing Muriel Orr-Ewing's travels throughout Europe in 1952.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Front Cover, 1952
This is the front cover of the scrapbook recording Muriel Orr-Ewing's travels through Europe in 1952.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Inside Front Cover, 1952
This is the inside front cover of the scrapbook recording Muriel Orr-Ewing's travels through Europe in 1952.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 1, 1952
This is the first page of the scrapbook recording Muriel Orr-Ewing's travels throughout Europe in 1952. The scrapbook is titled, "A Record of a Happy Holiday." The page also states that the scrapbook contains addresses, photographs, diary or record autographs, and sketches or verse.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 2, 1952
The second page of the scrapbook is blank.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 3, August 7, 1952
The third page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows a cedar tree at St. Albans Abbey in St. Albans, England and is captioned, "Drive to Scotland in 'Philippe.' Leave the grove August 7, 1952." The second image shows St. Albans Abbey and a lake. It is captioned, "First stop. 11 a.m."
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 4, August 8, 1952
The fourth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows Anne Hathaway's cottage in Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England. The image is captioned, "Tea in Shottery." The second image shows an aerial view of Lichfield Cathedral in Lichfield, Staffordshire, England. It is captioned, "First stop on August 8th 11 a.m."
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 5, 1952
The fifth page of the scrapbook features three images. The first image shows a view of the west front of Lichfield Cathedral, in Lichfield, Staffordshire, England. The second image shows Muriel Orr-Ewing standing by Lichfield Cathedral. The third image shows Muriel Orr-Ewing standing by a car near the cathedral.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 6, August 8, 1952
The sixth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows the Belsfield Hotel, in Bowness-on-Windermere in Cumbria, England. The hotel is on Windermere Lake, and has sailboats and a dock in front. It is captioned, "Stayed here on the 8th." The second image shows Bowness Bay from Furness Fells in Cumbria, England.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 7, 1952
The seventh page of the scrapbook features three images. The first image shows a road and is captioned, "Top of the pass. Grasmere." Grasmere is a popular town in Cumbria, England. The second image shows a woman by a building bearing the sign, "Scotland First House." It is captioned, "Gretna, August 9th." Gretna is a town in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. The third image shows a bridge in the town of Gretna Green, which is the boundary between England and Scotland.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 8, 1952
The eighth page features three images. The first image shows a rocky area known as The Soldier's Leap, or the Pass of Killiecrankie, in Killiecrankie, Scotland, on the River Garry. The second image shows the River Garry and is captioned, "Briar." The third image shows a bridge on a river and is captioned, "Killiecrankie Bridge."
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 9, August 10, 1952
The ninth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows Blair Castle, near the village of Blair Atholl in Perthshire in Scotland. The second image shows a woman standing by the castle and is captioned, "Outside Blair Castle. Aug. 10th"
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 10, August 11, 1952
The tenth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows Inverness Castle from the River Ness, in Inverness, Scotland. The second image shows a woman in a field and is captioned "Picnic in the heather near Dornoch Firth. August 11th." Dornoch Firth is a firth in the Highland region of Northern Scotland.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 11, August 11, 1952
The eleventh page of the scrapbook features three images. The first image is a map of Northern Scotland. The second image shows Muriel Orr-Ewing sitting by a car and the caption mentions arriving for teatime on the 11th. The third image shows a landscape with some buildings. It is captioned, "Hole in the Loch Assynt." Loch Assynt is a freshwater loch in Sutherland, Scotland.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 12, 1952
The twelfth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows four women standing by a field and lake. The image is captioned, "In front of hotel: Myrsine, Athena, Marika and Liana." The second photograph shows two women and a man with mountains in the background. It is captioned, "Hugh with Myrsine and Marika."
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 13, August 12, 1952
The thirteenth page features two images. The first image shows Marika standing by a field. It is captioned, "Walk to the potholes. Marika." The second image shows Myrsine standing by a field. The page is dated Aug. 12th.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 14, 1952
The fourteenth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows the mountains Canisp and Suilven from Lochinver, Scotland. The second image shows a castle on a lake.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 15, August 12, 1952
The fifteenth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows the Culag Hotel on the water in Lochinver, Sutherland, Scotland. The second image shows Muriel Orr-Ewing by a car. It is captioned, "Drive to Lochinver, Aug. 12th."
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 16, 1952
The sixteenth page features three images. The first image is of a group of people watching Scottish men march. The second image shows Scottish men marching and playing bagpipes. The third image shows Scottish men walking with bagpipes and drums and is captioned, "The games. Lochinver." The games are the annual Assynt Highland Games held at Culag Park in Lochinver.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 17, August 12, 1952
The seventeenth page of the scrapbook features four images. All images depict bagpipe and drum playing at the Assynt Highland Games in Lochinver. The page is dated August 12th.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 18, 1952
The eighteenth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows Loch Assynt near Lochinver, Scotland. The second image shows a lake.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 19, August 13, 1952
The nineteenth page of the scrapbook features three images. The first image shows three women on the side of the road and is captioned, "Walk to the farm with Athena and Liana. Aug. 13th" The second image shows four women and a man sitting on a hill. The third photograph shows five women sitting by a lake.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 20, 1952
The twentieth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows the twin peaks of Quinag mountain from Kyle Sku, in Sutherland, Scotland. The second image shows the Kyle Sku Ferry in Sutherland, Scotland.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 21, August 14, 1952
The twenty-first page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows the Kylesku Ferry in Sutherland, Scotland. The second image also shows the Kylesku Ferry and is captioned, "Drive to Kyle Sku. Aug. 14th"
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 22, 1952
The twenty-second page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows Muriel Orr-Ewing with a group of women standing on a hill and is captioned, "walk to Fiddle Loch." The second image shows a woman sitting on a hill above a lake.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 23, August 14, 1952
The twenty-third page of the scrapbook features three images. The first image shows two women sitting by a lake. The second image shows a woman and a man sitting on a hill above a lake. The third image shows a woman sitting by a lake. The page is dated August 14th.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 24, 1952
The twenty-fourth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows Marika up on a hill with a lake below. The second image shows a woman by a lake and is captioned, "Day on Quinag." Quinag is a mountain in Sutherland, Scotland.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 25, 1952
The twenty-fifth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows a woman sitting on a mountain above a lake. The second image shows Myrsine on a mountain.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 26, 1952
The twenty-sixth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows a man and a woman standing by a path. The second image shows a man and a woman sitting on a mountain over a lake.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 27, 1952
The twenty-seventh page of the scrapbook features two images. The first images shows an aerial view from a mountain. The second image shows the peak of a neighboring mountain.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 28, 1952
The twenty-eighth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image is an aerial view from a mountain. The second image shows a cliff.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 29, 1952
The twenty-ninth page of the scrapbook features three images. The first image shows a man and a woman sitting on a mountain. The second image shows a woman sitting on a mountain. The third image shows a woman walking on a mountain.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 30, 1952
The thirtieth page of the scrapbook features three images. The first image shows a man and two women standing and laughing by a lake. The second image shows a group of women sitting in the grass. The third image shows a lake.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 31, 1952
The thirty-first page of the scrapbook features three images. The first image shows a group of women on a road. The second image shows a lake. The third image shows a lake and is captioned, "Lake Assynt."
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 32, 1952
The thirty-second page of the scrapbook features three images. The first image shows a group of women sitting in a field. The second image shows two women, Pola and Marika, posing for a photograph at a lake. The third photograph shows two women, Pola and Marika.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 33, 1952
The thirty-third page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows two women, Pola and an unidentified woman, by a lake. The second image shows another unidentified woman sitting on a hill above a lake.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 34, 1952
The thirty-fourth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows two women posing by a lake. The second image shows a lake.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 35, 1952
The thirty-fifth page of the scrapbook features four images. The first image shows a mountain and a road and is captioned, "Return Journey." The second image shows Muriel Orr-Ewing picnicking on a hill above a river. The third and fourth images show a waterfall, captioned "The Salmon Waterfall."
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 36, 1952
The thirty-sixth page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows Ullapool, a town in the Highlands of Scotland. The second image shows the Captain's Cabin in Ullapool, Scotland.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 37, 1952
The thirty-seventh page of the scrapbook features two images. The first image shows the Grampian Hotel in Dalwhinnie, a small town in the Highlands of Scotland. The second image shows Inverness Castle in Inverness, Scotland.