Items

• Jessica Suan
• Sydney Marks
• Portia Juarez
• Lisa Ryou
• Sophia Bio Image - Bat
  A little guy
• Sophia Tschirhart
• Luke Kurfess
• Ben Leavitt
• Emily Paras
• Chelsea Padilla
• Child of Tropic Makes Friend of Artic Maiden
• The Culion Band
  A photograph of a band formed by the Culion community composed entirely of patients on the island. Various ages and instruments are seen including the cymbals and the tuba. They have music stands with sheets of music. Some are wearing shoes or sandals while others are barefoot. A conductor stands front and center with a bright hat. Patients on the island were encouraged to maintain civic pride on the island and explored this in many ways from holding elections to raising cattle to performing as a band.
• [Untitled]
• Manila Daily Bulletin Article About Patients Escaping Culion
  An image of the Manila Daily Bulletin newspaper article about twenty-one patients escaping Culion, describing them as fugitives. 
• Nurses and Patients in Culion Hospital
  A photograph of nurses and patients in the Culion Hospital. The patients are standing, sitting, and laying in bed. Some patients are wrapped in bandages, and some patients and nurses stare at the camera. In the beginning years of Culion's establishment, there was an insufficient amount of medical staff for the number of patients. In just five years of its establishment, the island grew to over 5,000 patients. It became known as the largest colony for leprosy patients in the world. Treatment for leprosy on the island was merely experimental because there was no known cure. Suffering from isolation and stigma, patients could only hope they would be one of the fortunate ones to heal.
• V. G. Heiser
  A photograph of Victor G. Heiser, the Philippines' then Director of Health, from an article praising his work and accomplishments in the Philippines.
• Susan Penoria
  Portrait of Susan Penoria. Penoria included this photograph with her letter to Carl Eichenlaub dated November 29, 1949. Penoria stands in the middle of an elegant foyer, dawned with checkered floor tiles and a curved wooden staircase. Her neat presentation in her schoolteacher’s uniform stands in stark contrast to the conditions she describes, of a Philippines devastated by WWII.
• Photo of College of Law students going into the University hall.
  The students are wearing white suits and brimmed hats as before, and most march in a line along the sidewalk towards the University hall, the entryway of which is dominated by large pillars. A dirt road runs alongside the University hall. One student faces the camera.
• Photo of Malcolm marching from the dock with law students, headed towards the University hall.
  Malcolm is walking out front in a dark suit and brimmed hat, while the students walk along the dirt road behind him in their white suits and brimmed hats. In the background can be seen some buildings and an automobile.
• Photo of Deans Sinco, Malcolm, Bocobo, and Espiritu, 1955. Found in a brown booklet with the Manila Hotel Seal on front.
  All of the deans are seated together in a row in wooden armchairs, in a room with marble flooring and concrete walls. All are dressed in collared shirts or suits. The text in the brown booklet notes that the photo was a gift to George Arthur Malcolm from the faculty of the College of Law.
• Electric Park Admission Ticket
• Newspaper Article of two young children
• Newspaper article about Agpawan
• Santiago Artiaga 1947 reunion
• Santiago Artiaga and other pensionados