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2008 Armenians Fly the Flag

2008 Armenians Fly the Flag

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Family gathering at the Injehjeekian family home,

Family gathering at the Injehjeekian family home, Kessab, Syria c. 1960s

William Saroyan, seated, being interviewed by Arme

William Saroyan, seated, being interviewed by Armen Film staff, Yerevan, Soviet Armenia, 1978.

Photo ID: MARTENTS_Martha_9-20 #Armenianhistory #WilliamSaroyan #playwight #ProjectSAVE #Yerevan #Worldbookloversday #BookLoversDay

Boston-area picnic, late 1920s, Armenians from Kha

Boston-area picnic, late 1920s, Armenians from Kharpert fly the Armenian tricolor from a tree, with the flag "bearer" trying to unfurl it.

Please be in touch with Project SAVE Archives if you recognize the picnic ground or any people—the musicians, the farmer in overalls, the cook wearing an apron; photographer unknown.

Thank you for your generous contributions in respo

Thank you for your generous contributions in response to Project SAVE's Annual Appeal. Project SAVE is in an exciting transitional period; we are expanding our scope to reach a broader demographic. As we launch new plans on a larger scale, your continued support is more vital than ever.

Photo: Project SAVE founder Ruth Thomasian photographed by John Madere for Count Down magazine, 1993

#Archive #PhotoArchive #ProjectSAVE #AnnualAppeal #Armenianhistory #fundraising #Armenia

Armenian women wearing ethnic costumes for the YWC

Armenian women wearing ethnic costumes for the YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association) pageant at Silver Bay, New York, 1916. Courtesy of Marie Bedikian, posing as Mother Armenia.

Dr. Caroline Hamilton with local Armenians visitin

Dr. Caroline Hamilton with local Armenians visiting the missionaries' camp in Aintab c. 1910

Locals would visit to the camp seeking medical advice and care. Dr. Hamilton, a graduate of Smith College and Women's Medical College, was assigned to Aintab in 1892 and served through 1932.

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