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Archbishop Nerses Tanielian (1868-1915),

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Women crowd the Girls' Home looking for work

women's history

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Dorinda Bowman brought this orphan dress from Hadjin

women's history

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Orphans playing with a litter of puppies

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Children of the mission's staff

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These are children of the orphanage staff at the mission's vineyard.

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Orphans from the Girls' Home in Hadjin combing one another's hair.

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This photo was most likely taken to send to a church or a Sunday School

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A group of Hadjin girls living at the Girls’ Home

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women's history

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Katherine Bredemus

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Reverend Henry Maurer

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A group of orphans

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A group of orphans at the boys' vineyard

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Anna Bowman with orphans

women's history

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This photograph appeared in the book "Hadjin and the Armenian Massacres"

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Orphan begging to be accepted at the Mission

circa 1919-1920

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Kurdish refugees

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Kurdish refugees

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Three orphans sit around a low table and eat from a communal dish

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Dorinda Bowman stands with her arm around an orphan girl

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Akabi Ariklian entered the Girls’ Home in 1901.

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Anna Bowman holding two small orphans, Harry and Elmast, on her lap

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This is Haroutyun Chadurian from Feke, a beggar with no relatives

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Ida Tschumi treats orphan boys for trachoma

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Jeannette Emerich started what was called the lace industry

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These are probably teachers (former students)

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Girls studying at the Mount Holyoke Girls Seminary

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A group of local Kurds pay a visit to the small but adequate school

Toukh, 22 km (14 miles) from Bitlis,Turkey

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View looking west from the bluff where the missionaries lived

a view from the village

women's history

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Eight feet of snow fell over a period of five days

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A glimpse of Bitlis after heavy snowfall

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View of Bitlis from the bluff on the east side of the river

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This view looks westward across the plateau that stretches from the bluff

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Ignadeus Boghosian (seated far left) with students at his village school.

Khntsorkin near Bitlis, Turkey

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These two women are churning a large quantity of butter

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Mr. and Mrs. Bonne von Dobbeler

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A group of older students at Mount Holyoke Girls Seminary

women's history

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These three girls were likely photographed in their native town

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Missionary couple's family with their children and their servants

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Mount Holyoke Girls Seminary

circa late 1800s

women's history

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women's history

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These two women are baking lavash (flat bread)

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Two women baking bread at the tonir

women's history

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Likely these girls are graduates of Mount Holyoke Girls Seminary

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Four graduates of Mount Holyoke Girls Seminary at Bitlis

women's history

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Family accepted into the Mount Holyoke Girls Seminary

Bitlis, Turkey or an outlying village or town

women's history

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The lady in the center is a graduate of Mount Holyoke Girls Seminary

near Bitlis, Turkey

women's history

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The first ever photograph taken of Bitlis - so far as we know

circa mid-19th century

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Mary (Annie) Ely

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pastor Khachig Vartanian

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Inside Mount Holyoke Girls Seminary

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The iconic fortress

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Charlotte Ely, 1839-1915

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These women are probably teachers

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a vintage sign for a GE porcelain plant

Schenectady, NY, USA

General Electric

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Amelia Earhart broadcasting to Antarctica

GE Archives - Schenectady, NY, USA

General Electric

Women's Liberation

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42school USA lab

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