relics of disquiet,

[diesira]

One day a week I volunteer at the Rochester museum and science center. Primarily what I have been doing the last couple of months is taking photographs of acquisition items that are going to be stored

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[javabean]

That image is beyond haunting...

[aed_sawin]

Thanks for sharing.

[diesira]

you can always count on me to brighten up your day

Bud Dajo

[debs56]

Greetings Aaron,
I am writing you from Boston where I have been working for
the past three years on an independent documentary on the (willfully forgotten) Philippine-American War and happened upon your recent scan of the infamous Bud Dajo/Mount Dajo massacre image. While I had already
acquired this image from the National Archives in DC, the copy you
located in Rochester appears to have somewhat more of the image's
deeply grim detail. I'm therefore wondering if there is a way that you, or the Rochester Museum and Science Center, might be able to provide me with a higher resolution scan (300dpi). Happy to discuss this further and thanks.

Re: Bud Dajo

[diesira]

I apologies first of all for the lateness of my reply, I have not checked my livejournal in quite a while and have been in Alaska on an internship, so imagine my surprise when I found your reply today.
The person you would need to get in touch with is Kathryn Murano who is the collections manager at the Rochester Museum and science center. Her E-mail there is Kathryn_Murano@rmsc.org. Good luck to you and good luck with your documentary. It was truly a shocking thing to find as i was sorting a collection of world war 1 era photographs of camp life. If you need to contact me, my e-mail is ap.rath@gmail.com good luck again and have a good day.