Sutter (Lynne) Photograph Collection PI/2013.0001
The collection consists of seventy-nine photographs related to the Charnley-Norwood House, a Historical Landmark in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Images were produced by Winnefred Norwood Shapker and other family members throughout the twentieth century and transferred to the Mississippi Department of Archives and History by Lynne Sutter in 2013. According to the MDAH Historic Resources Inventory Database:
Louis Sullivan visited Ocean Springs in 1890 during a trip to New Orleans. He designed two beachfront cottages and a guest house for himself and his friends, James and Helen Charnley. In 1897, the Charnley house caught fire, but was rebuilt by the then owner, Frederick Norwood. Sullivan was, again, the architect and reconstructed the house based on the previous building, but used the "reconstruction as an opportunity to improve on the plan based on this experience with his own cottage." (from John G. Waite Associates historic structure report). The house was rebuilt beginning in 2008 after sustaining catastrophic damage from Hurricane Katrina in 2005. It was completed in 2013.
read more...The collection consists of seventy-nine photographs related to the Charnley-Norwood House, a Historical Landmark in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Images were produced by Winnefred Norwood Shapker and other family members throughout the twentieth century and transferred to the Mississippi Department of Archives and History by Lynne Sutter in 2013. According to the MDAH Historic Resources Inventory Database:
Louis Sullivan visited Ocean Springs in 1890 during a trip to New Orleans. He designed two beachfront cottages and a guest house for himself and his friends, James and Helen Charnley. In 1897, the Charnley house caught fire, but was rebuilt by the then owner, Frederick Norwood. Sullivan was, again, the architect and reconstructed the house based on the previous building, but used the "reconstruction as an opportunity to improve on the plan based on this experience with his own cottage." (from John G. Waite Associates historic structure report). The house was rebuilt beginning in 2008 after sustaining catastrophic damage from Hurricane Katrina in 2005. It was completed in 2013.
General & Tech Data Catalog Record
Image Arrangement and Numbering
The photographic curator numbered the prints in the order they were received from Lynne Sutter.
Technical Details
Original Scans: The original scans of the Sutter (Lynne) Collection were made November and December 2013, according to the Mississippi Department of Archives and History Board of Trustees' approved imaging procedures, following ANSI/AIIM recommended practice. The images were scanned as uncompressed, 24-bit RGB TIFFs at 600 pixels per inch.
Conversion: For Web display, the original scans of the Sutter (Lynne) Collection were converted to Zoomify JPEG tile sets.
Copyright
There are no known restrictions on use of images within the Sutter (Lynne) Collection. MDAH asks that each image used in a presentation, display, or publication be accompanied by the following credit statement:
Credit: Courtesy of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History
Publicity and Privacy Rights
MDAH alerts the user to the issue of publicity and privacy rights of subjects represented in these scans. Distinct from copyright, which concerns the owner of the intellectual content, publicity and/or privacy rights apply to individuals who did not sign a contract or release form giving the creator the legal right to use his/her likeness or personal information. Publicity and privacy rights also differ from copyright in that there are not exemptions for Fair Use or educational purposes. These rights are not regulated by federal law but by state statute and common law. When using images from this collection it is the patron's responsibility to determine whether privacy and publicity rights issues may exist and consider the mitigating factors.
Copy Availability
High-resolution TIFFs of the images may be purchased from MDAH. The MDAH Public Order procedure and fee schedule apply. Consult the Photoreproduction and Digital Imaging policy or contact MDAH Reference Staff for order options as well as information on how to obtain and complete the necessary Public Order forms: (601) 576 6876 or refdesk@mdah.ms.gov