Letter from Abd al-Hajj to his parents. He sends his greetings to them and to his brothers and sisters. He tells them about his journey from Beirut to the region of Kesruawn in Mount-Lebanon
Letter from Joe Saykali to his father Georges Saykali, mother Salwa Saykali, brothers Gilbert, Roger, Pierrot, sister Huguette, grandmother and aunts. He sends greetings to the family. He tells them about the possibility that the Society of…
Letter from Joe Saykali to his father, mother, Gilbert, Huguette, Roger, Peter, grandmother and aunts. He asks them about what is happening in Lebanon and why the people still confuse religion and politics.
Letter from Michel Saykali to his brother Georges. He expresses his deep sorrow for the death of their mother. He asks Georges about their circumstances during the revolution that will cost Lebanon a lot a money and victims. He also wishes that the…
Letter from Michel Saykali to his brother Georges Saykali. He expresses his concern about what is happening between the Arabs and the Jews. He asks about the eventual dangers to Lebanon resulting from the war between the Arabs and the Jews.
Letter from Georges Saykali to his brother Michel Saykali. He reassures him that the general situation in Lebanon is calm. He also tells him that the family is doing well.
Letter from Michel Saykali to his brother Georges Saykali. He discusses the critical situation in Lebanon and the coming of the Fidayeen who want to launch their military operations against Israel from Lebanese soil. He says that this situation will…
Letter from Georges Saykali to his brother Michel Saykali. He tells him about the problem of the existing Fidayeen in South Lebanon and about Israel's airstrikes against them and against the Lebanese population in the south. He also describes the…
Letter from Georges Saykali to his brother Michel Saykali. He tells him how the Fidayeen organizations with the help of the Syrian Army have occupied large sections of Lebanon and how these organizations are attacking the Lebanese Army sites. He…
Letter from Michel Saykali to his brother Georges. He tells him that he is always inquiring about Lebanon's news. He is praying for God to save Lebanon from this situation with the Palestinian Fedayeen.
Letter from Georges Saykali to his brother Michel Saykali. He tells him about the differences between the Palestinian Fedayeen and the people in South Lebanon and many other Lebanese regions. He describes how they do not respect any law or government…
Letter from Georges Saykali to his brother Michel Saykali most likely sent from Beirut. He tells him about some matters related to the family home in Bhamdoun.
Letter from Michel Saykali to his brother Georges Saykali. He reassures him about his health and work and asks him about the situation in Syria and Lebanon.
Letter most likely from Michel Saykali to his brother Georges Saykali. He talks about the Fedayiin in South Lebanon. He also tells that the future of Lebanon is related to its neutrality.
Letter from Michel Saykali to his brother Georges Saykali. He sends his congratulations on the birth of Georges's new grandson Ronald. He also says that the problem of the Fedayiin in Lebanon can't be solved without an agreement between Israel and…
The first article talks about the visit of the Lebanese Minister of Public works to Bourj Hammoud. The second article includes an archaeological discovery that took place in the Nubia region related to the Coptic language.
Miscellaneous news about medicine, the invention of the telegraph, and a statement issued by the Druze in Lebanon warning against publishing any work about the Druze before obtaining its approval.
A letter to Joseph El-Khouri from the Secretary of the Consulate General of Lebanon giving instructions for tasks to carry out before "legalization of signature".
One of a series of articles in The Andrews Journal following George and Barbara El-Khouri's trip to Lebanon. Included in this paper is an article written about Theresa El-Khouri, George's sister.
A photo taken of a wedding in Kour, Batroun, Lebanon, in 1960. The couple whose wedding it was are identified by Marsha El-Khouri Shiver as "Uncle Butros" and "Aunt Afar," relatives of Joseph El-Khouri.
A photo taken of a wedding in Kour, Batroun, Lebanon, in 1960. The couple whose wedding it was are identified by Marsha El-Khouri Shiver as "Uncle Butros" and "Aunt Afar," relatives of Joseph El-Khouri.
A photo taken of a wedding in Kour, Batroun, Lebanon, in 1960. The couple whose wedding it was are identified by Marsha El-Khouri Shiver as "Uncle Butros" and "Aunt Afar," relatives of Joseph El-Khouri.
A photo taken of a wedding in Kour, Batroun, Lebanon, in 1960. The couple whose wedding it was are identified by Marsha El-Khouri Shiver as "Uncle Butros" and "Aunt Afar," relatives of Joseph El-Khouri.
A draft for the articles of incorporation for the Metrolina Phoenician Club. The Metrolina Phoenician Club was founded in 1986 by the North Carolina Lebanese Christian community. According to the draft of the common objectives, the Club was formed…
Unidentified friends or relatives of Joseph El-Khouri pose in front of a cedar tree. Also in the background are a bus and other vehicles. Though location is unidentified, the photograph was perhaps taken during a trip to Ba'albek that Joseph went on…
