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Pine Mountain Settlement School
\nSeries: PHOTOGRAPHS
\nAngel Melville Album II<\/h5>\n

ANGELA MELVILLE ALBUM II – Part VI\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The Angela Melville Album II – Part VI is part of a series of web pages that display images from an album assembled by a former PMSS worker, Mary Angela Melville<\/a>. The large album of some 331 images has been broken into 7 PARTS to accommodate the duplicate and modified images. Miss Melville played significant roles in the history of the School as a fundraiser and office worker from 1916 to 1920 and associate director from 1928 to 1930.<\/p>\n

The album was donated to Pine Mountain Settlement School in June 2011 by Angela Melville’s niece, Ann Melville Wilson. The donation included the photograph album as well as newspaper clippings and a small booklet written by Angela Melville in 1957 for her nieces and nephews, called “Woodboo – 1957,”<\/a> that describes her former home and life.<\/p>\n

The condition of the photograph album is very poor. Many of the images were damaged by moisture and were adhered to one another or were badly stained or showed substantial emulsion-shift. Luckily, many of the damaged images are reproduced in other collections. Pine Mountain is beginning the process of restoration of many of the images and they are being placed alongside the damaged items in the various Parts I, II, III, etc. The online album will grow as it will now duplicate images in each Part. Please excuse the inconvenience as we shift images and add the new modified images.<\/p>\n

Many images have annotations in the margins provided by Angela Melville and many of those annotations identify individuals and locations that are not indicated on other photograph copies in the collection.<\/p>\n

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TAGS: <\/strong>Angela Melville Album II – Part VI ;\u00a0<\/strong>Angela Melville ; logging ; logging trains ; foot-logs ; log loaders ;\u00a0Greasy Creek ;\u00a0bridges ; mules ; Burkham School House I<\/a> ; smokehouses ; Uncle William Creech<\/a> ;\u00a0children ; spinning wheels ; weaving ; gardening ;\u00a0litters ; medical ; medical services ; Laurel House I<\/a> ;\u00a0Ethel de Long <\/a>;\u00a0Big Log<\/a> ; fireplaces ; pioneers ; Old Log <\/a>; Pole House<\/a> ; Tool House I<\/a> ; Aunt Sally Creech<\/a> ; Dr. Abby N. Little<\/a> ; Cam ; schoolhouses ; Daniel Lord ; Mrs. Morse ; Miss Murdock ; Open House<\/a> ; Luigi Zande<\/a> ; William Gross ; Katherine Pettit <\/a>; Callahan Family ; 7 Callahans ; Green Bailey Gross<\/a> ; Nobie ; Baths ; Mrs. Crit Lewis ; Little Laurel ;\u00a0Little Laurel Creeches ; Mrs. Day and Angela baby ; Uncle John Lewis ; “Fiddler” John Lewis<\/a> ; Aunt Louize ; Aunt Louise ; Farm House<\/a> ; Playground ; House in the Woods<\/a> ; Mrs. William Causey ; William Causey ;<\/p>\n

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Angela Melville Album II – Part VI:
\nGALLERY – 50 Images and their restored versions\u00a0251-300<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\t\t