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2017 Who We Are... Our Armenian Identity

2017 Who We Are... Our Armenian Identity

2017 Who We Are… Our Armenian Identity

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With gratitude for all those who've supported us t

With gratitude for all those who've supported us throughout the years! And happy Thanksgiving to everyone!

Photo: Dinner party at the Khachadoorian family home, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1925. Photographer Ben Khachadoorian (far right) holds the cable to release the camera shutter.

The Zouloumian wedding. The bride, originally from

The Zouloumian wedding. The bride, originally from cosmopolitan Constantinople, wears a European styled gown and veil. This photo was taken in front of the groom's home in the St. Stepanos neighborhood of Kharpert, Historic Armenia, 1892.

Courtesy of Ardashes Hampar, the little boy peeking through the balcony slats.

Portrait of Vartan Zadoian and an unidentified wom

Portrait of Vartan Zadoian and an unidentified woman, Tiflis c. 1917-1918. The sitters are posed close together, and the woman leans her head on Vartan's shoulder, unlike the more formal portraits from this era.

Vartan Zadoian ran an orphanage in Aintab, and would travel throughout the Middle East in search of Armenian orphans who were "adopted" by Turkish and Kurdish families.

This photo is one of the many power images selected for this year's calendar "Change," which reflects the concept of change that Project SAVE has experienced this past year.

Siblings Bearg and Mary Jehanian wearing tradition

Siblings Bearg and Mary Jehanian wearing traditional costumes made by their mother. The photograph was hand-colored, most likely using watercolors or pastels, to highlight the vivid colors of their costumes.

North Andover, MA c. 1934

🎺 Pioneer scouts gather for raising of flag, Dz

🎺 Pioneer scouts gather for raising of flag, Dzaghgatzor (Tsaghkadzor), Soviet Armenia, 1930-50s.

Armenian musicians ready for a performance in Dikr

Armenian musicians ready for a performance in Dikranagert, Historic Armenia, Ottoman Empire c. 1912. Their instruments include a kanoun, a violin, a waterpipe and a bottle of arak.

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