Black and white photograph of a man in profile, his left hand cupping his chin.
A person is shown in a black and white profile view against a dark, out-of-focus background. The individual has short hair and rests their chin and cheek on their hand, wearing a dark sweater with a light-colored patterned cuff. White text across the middle of the frame identifies the poetry collection of the University at Buffalo libraries.
State University of New York at Buffalo. Poetry Collection.
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Black and white photograph of a bearded man wearing wire rimmed glasses. The bottom of the photo is slightly blurry.
A person with dark curly hair and a beard wears round glasses and a light-colored collared shirt. The individual is turned toward the viewer against a background of rectangular blocks. White text overlaid across the center identifies the Poetry Collection of the University Libraries, University at Buffalo.
Black and white photograph of a man standing outside next to the open door of a small building, one hand on hip, the other holding a pipe to his mouth.
A person wearing glasses and a button-down shirt stands outside a small building with brick-patterned siding. The structure is situated among trees and includes an open door, a small window, and a roof chimney. White text across the middle of the scene reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of three women sitting in rocking chairs on a porch. Two of the women are smiling at the camera
Three individuals are seated side-by-side in dark-colored rocking chairs on a porch. Each person is dressed in light-colored clothing and faces forward towards the camera. The background consists of a dark-walled building with a large window and a screen door, while grass grows in the foreground below the stone porch base.
Black and white photograph of a woman in profile, her hair in a bun on top of her head, standing behind a truck.
A person wearing a sleeveless top with a vertical pattern stands in front of the back of a vehicle. The background features trees and a building, and a text watermark is visible across the middle of the frame. The person is looking toward the left side of the frame.
Black and white photograph of a laughing woman who is facing the camera.
A person stands in front of a light-colored stone wall with a window partially visible to the right. The person wears a sleeveless top with vertical striped paisley patterns and small buttons down the front. Text identifying the University at Buffalo Poetry Collection is superimposed over the center.
Color photograph of a man wearing a university sweatshirt, looking into the camera.
A person with short dark hair is shown from the chest up against a plain wall with shadows from a window. The person wears a light blue crewneck sweatshirt that has a university logo partially visible on the front. White text across the center of the frame reads, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo".
Color photograph of a man wearing a university sweatshirt, looking away from the camera.
A person with short hair wears a light blue sweatshirt with "UNIVERSITY" printed across the front. They are positioned against a light-colored wall with warm sunlight casting a shadow of a window frame behind them. White text centered on the frame reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Color photograph of a man wearing a shirt and tie looking into the camera.
A person with short hair is shown from the shoulders up wearing a checkered button-down shirt and a dark tie. White text is centered over the subject, stating "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo." The lighting is bright from the front-left, and the background is a neutral tone.
Mrs. John Clark Glenny (born Alice Russell) Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President, 1899-1900
Third Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President who lead the initiative to fully furnish the TCC clubhouse. Alice Russell Glenny was an artist in her own right and created the extensive allegorical murals in the Music Room (thereafter, known as the Alice Russell Glenny Room) of the TCC Clubhouse.
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Mrs. Alfred P. Wright (born Charlotte Lockwood) Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President, 1898
Second President of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo after Miss Charlotte Mulligan's retirement from office
Miss Vivian F. Greene, Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President, 1995-1996
Eighty-sixth Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President
Miss Virginia L. Cummings, Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President, 1986-1987
Seventy-seventh Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President
Miss Mary E. Lathrop, Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Librarian
First Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Librarian, appointed November 11, 1896
Miss Charlotte P. Sweet, Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President, 1953-1954
Forty-fourth Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President
Miss Alma J. Noble, Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Historian
Twentieth Century Club Historian, 1931-1932
Local artist who painted a full-length portrait of Miss Charlotte Mulligan as well as The Spirit of Niagara, official emblem of the 1901 Pan Am Exposition. The artist donated the portrait of founder Miss Charlotte Mulligan to the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo in 1899 and it still hangs in a place of honor in the clubhouse main staircase.
Miss Charlotte Mulligan, founder and first President of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo
Mulligan, Charlotte, approximately 1844-1900
Photographic portrait in profile of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo founder who served four years as its first President
University of Buffalo > Faculty > Periodicals.
State University of New York at Buffalo > Faculty > Periodicals.
Universities and colleges > New York (State) > Buffalo > Faculty > Periodicals.
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives.
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