January 27, 2016

Three Snapshots, Alexandria Archaeology


archaeology program

These pictures are from several decades ago but they were among a bunch of negatives that were scanned recently. I was a volunteer at the city archaeology program in Alexandria, Virginia and I took these photos at a program at the Lloyd House. I believe the objective was to show olunteers the facility and it's research collection.



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4 comments:

  1. George10:26 PM, January 27, 2016

    I think it's neat that you have these images.

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  2. William Kendall11:33 AM, January 28, 2016

    Time goes on. It's the card catalogue cabinet that particularly draws my eye.

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  3. Connie10:04 PM, January 28, 2016

    Great old photos! Many years ago I typed and filed the cards that went into the card catalog at our local library. :)

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  4. Out on the prairie6:47 AM, January 29, 2016

    The card file has become a thing of the past

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