This collection consists 3.5 cubic feet of color transparencies from the NASA HQ photography series; this series consists of a 'best of' selection of photography from the NASA research centers and facilities across the United States; they are not inclusive of any one project, although the Apollo Program is well-represented, nor do they represent th...
This accession consists of the final products used in educational workshops. Materials include course notebooks, handbooks, scripts, slides and videotapes.
This accession consists of photographs of Smithsonian Institution Archives facilities, staff, volunteers, interns, and researchers.
This accession consists of images maintained in the Office of Public Affairs. Events and subjects covered include the announcement of Lawrence M. Small as the eleventh secretary of the Smithsonian; the Mall; the Anacostia Museum; Arthur M. Sackler Gallery; the Arts and Industries Building; the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum; the Freer ...
This accession consists of correspondence of the Plant Conservation Unit. Materials include correspondence, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, annotated plant lists, and color photographs and slides.
This accession consists of records created and maintained by Thomas W. Lentz, Deputy Director, documenting exhibition planning and production. Materials include incoming and outgoing correspondence; memoranda; exhibition proposals; exhibition review summary sheets; agreements; research materials; consultant reports; brochures for exhibitions ...
This accession includes color slides of S. Dillon Ripley at the opening of "1876: A Centennial Exhibition" on 10 May 1976. Also includes slides of Queen Elizabeth II's visit to the Smithsonian Institution in July 1976, and of the United States Air Force Band performing at the National Museum of American History on 23 September 1988.
This accession consists of color slides documenting the installation of the exhibition Where Next Columbus? Photography was done by Michael Ruzicka, Intern.
This accession consists of photographs, slides and negatives documenting Waldo L. Schmitt's life and career. Images include numerous portrait photographs of Schmitt and his colleagues, field work views and group photographs. Most of the images are unidentified. Materials include black-and-white photographs, negatives, and transparencies; ...
This accession consists of records created and maintained by Linda Dunne, Deputy Director, documenting the management of facilities owned by the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, particularly the Fox House; renovation and restoration of buildings; and safety issues at the facilities. Materials include correspondence, memoranda, purchase ...