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People in photo identified in Herbert Putnam: The Tallest Little Man in the World Edward N. Waters The Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress Vol. 33, No. 2 (April 1976), pp. 150-175 https://www.jstor.org/stable/29781673

"Putnam (fifth from left) and his staff on the steps of the first Library of Congress building, 1914. Included are officers of the Library. Front row, from the left: Thorvald Solberg, register of copyrights, Allen R. Boyd, chief clerk, Jessica L. Farnum, secretary of the Library, Appleton P. C. Griffin, Chief Assistant Librarian, Putnam, Ber? nard R. Green, superintendent of buildings and grounds, and John V. W?rdemann, captain of the watch. Second row: Francis H. Parsons, assistant in charge of the Smithsonian Deposit, Gaillard Hunt, chief of the Division of Manuscripts, Hermann H. B. Meyer, chief of the Division of Bibliography, William Warner Bishop, superintendent of the Reading Room, David E. Roberts, assistant in the Division of Prints, Oscar G. T. Sonneck, chief of the Division of Music, Charles H. Hastings, chief of the Card Division, and Oswald Welti, assistant in the Division of Maps. Back row: William Adams Slade, chief of the Division of Periodicals, Arthur Kimball, in charge of the Binding Office, Israel Schapiro, in charge of the Semitic Division, Henry J. Harris, chief of the Division of Documents, Ernest Bruncken, assistant register of copyrights, ]. David Thompson, in charge of the Legislative Reference Service, Frederick W. Ashley, chief of the Order Division, Samuel M. Croft, in charge of the Mail Division, Charles Martel, chief of the Catalog Division, and Clarence W. Perley, chief classifier"

Abstract/medium: 1 photographic print : gelatin silver ; 6 1/4 x 9 in.