A black and white photograph of a Salt Lake Community College Professor standing in front of a classroom and instructing his students.
Subjects
Teaching, Classrooms, black-and-white photographs
Local Identifiers
16-1014
Title
Eccles Lab School Historical Photographs
Description
Eccles Lab School Dedication and other historical photographs.
Subjects
Education, black-and-white photographs, 1989, photographs, Eccles Early Childhood Development Lab School (Redwood Campus), color photographs, children
Local Identifiers
12-0253
Title
Annual SLCC Student Art Show, Spring 1997
Description
Color photographs of the works on display for the Spring 1997 Annual SLCC Student Art Show which was held in the Science and Industry Building on Redwood Campus. This show is put on by the Fine Arts / Visual Arts and Design departments at the College.
Eight College Employees Seated for a Group Photograph
Description
A group of eight college employees are seated on chairs while they pose for a group photograph.
Subjects
black-and-white photographs, Photography, group portraits
Local Identifiers
16-1043
Title
Business Building Groundbreaking Ceremony
Description
Black and white photographs of the groundbreaking ceremony for the Business Building, several college administrators are present.
Subjects
Redwood Campus, black-and-white photographs, Building construction, Building dedications, Ground breaking ceremonies, shovels, Digging
Local Identifiers
15-2110
Title
Eccles Lab School Photographs
Description
Eccles Lab School Dedication and other photographs.
Subjects
Education, black-and-white photographs, 1989, photographs, Eccles Early Childhood Development Lab School (Redwood Campus), color photographs, children
Local Identifiers
12-0403 - 12-0438C
Title
First Carpentry Class Group Photograph
Description
A black and white group photograph of 1st class of carpentry students.
Subjects
carpentry, group portraits, black-and-white photographs
Local Identifiers
16-2128
Title
Debbie Smiles During a Photograph
Description
A college employee identified only as "Debbie" smiles as she is photograph standing close to a walls and a plant.
Subjects
Photography, black-and-white photographs
Local Identifiers
16-1036
Title
The Vanishing: Re-Presenting the Chinese in the American West
Personal Creator
Hung Liu; Rene Yung;
Description
The discovery of gold in California int he mid 1800s brought thousands of people to the American West. Among those who came were many Chinese--mostly young men who believed a few years of mining would allow them to return home with a small fortune. That dream was realized for very few of these immigrants. Unable to afford passage home, most of these Chinese stayed in the West and became a significant labor force in a number of growing industries. Wool mills, garment manufacturers, mining operations and the railroads employed many of the Chinese. By 1882, the Chinese population in the United States was 110,000. Unfortunately, the post civil war depression fueled anti-immigrant sentiments and, in 1882, Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act, which halted all immigration and prohibited those already in the country from becoming U.S. Citizens. The Exhibit features photographs of Chinese immigrants in Idaho, an installation containing bars of soap imprinted with the word REMEMBER; paintings of 19th century Chinese female "types," prostitutes, child street acrobats, war refugees, and women laborers. Exhibition held in the Street Level Gallery space.
Subjects
installations, black-and-white photographs, paintings, immigration, Gold mining, Salt Lake Art Center
Local Identifiers
14-0260
Title
Business Building South East Corner
Description
Black and white photographs of the South East corner of the Business Building at the Redwood Campus
