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Martin House exterior --northwest corner
James Robie, UB Football team player, on a run, 1963-1964 season
8226-214: aerial photograph of open farmland with scattered houses, tree clusters, and partially constructed roads.
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n070_19131004extra.pdf
8226-380: aerial view of farmland, intersecting roads, a river, and part of an airfield runway system.
Martin House viewed from Jewett Ave (stereopticon slide)
8226-39: aerial view of farmland, residential streets, and intersecting roads with fields spreading outward
Joseph Oscsodal, UB Football team player, 1963-1964 season
8226-351: aerial view of farmland, residential neighborhoods, rail lines, and industrial buildings.
Willie Evans, UB Varsity Football team player, 1959-1960 season
UB Swimming team breaststroker Harvey Sprowl in competition, 1952-1953 season
LIB-PC011_016-ACC..pdf
Mark Grashow, UB Swimming team backstroker, competes in a race against Buffalo State, 1963-1964 season
Darwin D. Martin House --exterior view
Martin House veranda viewed from the church porch (stereopticon slide)
Aunt Amy Reidpath
Interior view of a room with wall shelving, First Unitarian Church of Rochester, Rochester, New York
8226-230: aerial view of a city neighborhood with dense rows of houses, large rail yards and industrial complexes, and a river or canal running through the lower left.
Martin house veranda --exterior view
8226-83: aerial view of farmland with a large rail yard, intersecting tracks, scattered fields, and a winding river in the lower left.
Sanctuary entryway from the lobby of the First Unitarian Church of Rochester.
Darwin M. and Margaret Foster at Graycliff
8226-46: aerial photograph depicting a landscape with fields, roads, a meandering river, residential areas with houses and streets, and an industrial complex in the top left corner.
Martin House --view from across Jewett Parkway
Sailboat on Lake Erie at Derby, New York, view 3
8226-305: aerial view of farmland intersected by a large rail yard, roads, and a winding river.
James Barksdale, UB Football team player, 1963-1964 season
James Webber, UB Football team player, 1963-1964 season
8226-188: aerial photograph of a bridge crossing a river with industrial areas and dense residential neighborhoods on the shoreline.
Darwin D. Martin House front as viewed from Jewett Parkway
8226-249: Main Street, E of UB South Campus-Williamsville: aerial view of a town with a mix of residential grid, open land, and a winding river bordered by farmland.
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/LIB-UA044_Colleague_19600226.pdf
8226-366: Cheektowaga (Buffalo International Airport site) and surrounding area (Ellicott Creek, Williamsville): aerial view of farmland, intersecting roads, a rail line, and a winding river.
8226-301: aerial view of farmland divided into rectangular fields, intersected by roads, wooded patches, and a nearby rail yard.
8226-84: aerial view of farmland with winding rivers, scattered houses, and a large rail yard in the lower left.
Darwin D. Martin House --front exterior view from across Jewett Parkway
UB Varsity Football Homecoming game introduction of the players, 1955-1956 season
8226-136: aerial view of a dense city grid with a circular park and water feature, intersecting rail line, and surrounding residential neighborhoods.
The Restaurant Buildings and Arcades
In a butterfly all flowers for June
Poem for Lenny
8226-124: aerial view of farmland with rail lines, intersecting roads, scattered houses, and a winding river.
Martin House --south side of house facing Jewett Parkway
8226-110: downtown Buffalo: aerial view of a dense urban grid with residential and commercial blocks, diagonal streets cutting through, and a large circular plaza with a central monument at the lower right.
Martin House viewed from Jewett Parkway
8226-5: aerial view of farmland with intersecting rail lines, a curving river on the left, and a rail yard turntable in the lower right.
8226-38: aerial view of farmland, residential areas, and rail yards with a roundhouse facility.
http://library.buffalo.edu/test/eastman/eastman_227.pdf
Fenced-in remediation containment area with a Danger sign at the North end of the Love Canal Chemical Waste Landfill at Colvin Avenue looking South toward Frontier Avenue, Niagara Falls, New York
James Webber, UB Football team player, runs the ball, 1963-1964 season
8226-343: aerial view of a rural crossroads with surrounding farmland, scattered buildings, and a rail line running diagonally across the landscape.
UB Cheerleader, 1980 season
Response to Ellen's 13th Moon poem: Another Menses as Muse
8226-326: aerial view of farmland intersected by winding roads, a river, small wooded areas, and scattered houses.
Generator set at the Martin House Complex, 125 Jewett Parkway
8226-192: aerial view of a city neighborhood with grid-pattern streets, a river with curved banks, and a large institutional complex with multiple buildings.
Martin House exterior --view from southeast of veranda
Darwin D. Martin House --front exterior view
Spring flower
Graycliff estate main dwelling (from the engineering report)
Martin Complex construction, Oct. 30, 1904
8226-77: aerial view of residential grid with dense housing, adjacent farmland, a winding river, and a large rail yard with roundhouses.
Wonderful Wood Poem
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n034_19130125.pdf
Darwin D. Martin House --front exterior view from across Jewett Parkway
June Flower
James Webber, UB Football team player, playfully runs the ball, 1963-1964 season
Fritz Febel, UB Varsity Football team Head Coach, 1952-1953, 1953-1954 and 1954-1955 seasons
Martin House Complex --early photo given to Mrs. Meyerson by Dorothy (Martin) Foster showing conservatory (left) and Barton House (right)
8226-69: Colden-Glenwood area: aerial view of a city neighborhood with grid-patterned housing and a large central railyard containing multiple tracks and industrial buildings.
VTN_MS70_001.pdf
[Poetry reading at the University at Buffalo, November 3, 1967] / Ruthven Todd.
John T. Horton, Interview from October 3, 1978
Martin House basement room (used as conference room)
Vestry Minutes, August 5, 1973
Willie Shine, UB Varsity Football team player, in action, 1963-1964 season
Israel Bonds event with Yitzhak Rabin.
8226-30: aerial view of an urban residential area with a canal, bridges, and densely packed housing blocks.
Open book
Martin House viewed from Jewett Parkway
James Joyce and Sylvia Beach in doorway of Shakespeare and Company
8226-97: aerial view of a dense urban grid with residential streets, industrial rail yards, warehouses, and intersecting rail lines.
Darwin M. Foster, dressed in a jacket and cap, crouched on the lawn in front of an evergreen shrub with his hands clasped
Bison, Oct. 1930
Announcement of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Committee on War Relief Work to exort the club membership to produce comfort bags for soldiers in the trenches of World War I
Martin House --view from across Jewett Parkway and Summit Avenue
Curator John O'Hern examining blueprints in front of the Darwin D. Martin House
Announcement by the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo of a lecture by Dr. John R. Mott on world ecumenism and the Great War on January 19, 1916
8226-138: aerial view of a dense city grid with rows of houses, a large circular park with water feature and paths, and two rectangular reservoirs at the top.
Martin Complex construction, Sept.1904
Unidentified girl with a croquet mallet standing on the lawn
Martin House exterior --view of north side showing connection of house to original pergola
Martin House viewed from the gardens (stereopticon slide)
8226-164: aerial view of farmland with a creek, railroad line, scattered houses, and a large industrial facility on the right side.
No longer able to write letters only poetry
Flower Love
UB Rifle team (part of Air Force ROTC), 1957-1958 season
Martin House with birdhouse on ground and sidewalk leading to basement entrance
http://library.buffalo.edu/test/eastman/eastman_230.pdf
Martin House and gardens --view of veranda (left) and pergola (right) from Barton House yard