A photograph of a house in Lebanon taken by the Mansour family. In the background are mountains and a bridge and in the foreground are grass, shrubbery, and other plants.
A photograph of Virginia Rabil Mansour and Ernest Mansour in a house with a Christmas tree in the background. The caption provided reads "Dad & Mom at Uncle Ern's."
A photograph of Moise Khayrallah and an unidentified friend at a party playing the oud and the tablah together. Moise joined a group of students and professors who formed a band together in 1984.
A photograph of Vera Tayeh Khayrallah (far left) sitting on a couch with two unidentified people. The photograph is part of a set labeled "87m Host Family."
A photograph of Vera Tayeh Khayrallah, dressed in graduate robes, cutting a cake. Three unidentified people are visible in the background. The photograph is part of a set labeled "87m Host Family."
A photograph of Vera Tayeh Khayrallah as a young woman, sitting at a desk in front of a board that reads "Orange County Women's Center." The photograph is part of a set labeled "87m Host Family."
A photograph of Sister Evalyn Shehdan (born Helen) and her sister Hazel Shehdan. The sisters are sitting together outdoors on a porch, near potted flowers.
A photograph of two unidentified women in the Shehdan family sitting together near a fireplace drinking tea. Though undated, the image was taken around Christmas.
An unidentified female member of the Shehdan family, perhaps Serina Shehdan, sitting in a wheelchair and listening to a violin being played by a young woman. Another unidentified young woman sits at a nearby table.
A picture of Sam Saleh with members of the Joyner family. The Joyners served as mentors to Sam after the Saleh family immigrated to Raleigh, North Carolina.
Photograph of Alberto Kuri, Maximo's uncle, on his way to work at a night club in Tucson, Arizona where he was a Master of Ceremonies in the sixties. He was the third of Hanna and Dalel Khoury's four children.
Photograph taken of the Maximo and his siblings (in no particular order, Mayela, Guillermo, and Victor) and one unknown girl, posing in front of their pool. This photograph was likely taken in the 1970s
A photograph of a large pool and a basketball court at the Kuri home in El Pedregal de San Angel. Children are playing on the basketball court and a small jungle gym placed next to the basketball court. The Kuri family moved into a mansion on Calle…
An exterior shot of Monte Cristo, a bakery/bistro operation started by the Kuri family in Canada that had three locations. It originally opened on Robson Street, in downtown Vancouver and was eventually sold by the Kuri family to a Kenyan immigrant…
A photograph of the interior of Monte Cristo, a bakery/bistro operation started by the Kuri family in Canada that had three locations. It originally opened on Robson Street, in downtown Vancouver and was eventually sold by the Kuri family to a Kenyan…
Photograph of part of the inside of Mexico Arte with Guillermina Kuri, Maximo Kuri's mother, behind the counter. Mexico Arte was a retail business that the Kuri family started in Vancouver, Canada where they imported Mexican pinewood furniture, blown…
Maximo Kuri's maternal grandparents, Margarita and Francisco, walking in walking on San Juan de Letran Street in the 1950s. Image captured by a street photographer.
Victor Kuri (senior), Maximo Kuri's father, playing basketball at Valvoline's No. 7. Victor became a semi-professional basketball player, joining the Mexico City YMCA at an early age, after his parents, Hanna and Dalel Khoury, separated in 1945.
A photograph of Victor Kuri (senior) at an exhibit in the Kusak Art Gallery in Zona Rosa, Mexico City. He stands in front of an art piece with an unknown man standing on the other side.
A Physician's Certificate signed by M. Schwartz, M.D., certifying that Toofic Abdo's age was at least 16. This record lists Abdo's residence at 393 Elm St., Lawrence, Massachusetts, and place of birth as Syria.
