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Photographs
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[191-?]-1968 (Creation)
Physical description area
Physical description
381 photographs : b&w and col. ; 13 x 17 on 16 x 23 cm paper and smaller
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Scope and content
Series consists of photographs that feature images of the Inouye's friends and family. Most of the photographs appear to have belonged to Beverly Inouye and picture friends and photos of class photos. Most of the photographs were loose, but there are 3 albums that have photos. All of the photo albums belonged to Beverly Inouye.
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Physical condition
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Arrangement
The majority of the photographs were not contained in an album and were loose. The archivist arranged loose photographs by date if known. If the date was unknown, they were arranged in an undated photographs file. However most of the photographs appear to be from the early-to-mid-twentieth century. If photographs were located in albums, they were kept in the albums.
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Conservation
Some of the albums had instances where loose photographs were inserted inside of albums or photographs were coming unglued from their holders. In these cases, the photographs were removed and stored individually in envelopes. They were kept in order and together as they appeared in the album.