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- Collection: Garabedian Family Story
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Mother, brother, and sister in Aleppo
Dirouhi Der Torossian with daughter Yeghsa and son in a refugee camp in Aleppo, Syria
New Britain's Armenian Community
A book authored by Jennie Garabedian on the history of the Armenian community in New Britain.
Jennie Garabedian Travel Agency
Mary Boornazian, Helen Garabedian, Ph.D, Carol Prendergast, and Jennie Garabedian standing in front of the sign for Jennie's travel agency.
Garabedian/Bagdasarian Family Photo
A family photo of the Bagdasarian/Garabedian family, gathered for a Christmas celebration.
Toros Garabedian American Citizenship Papers
Papers issued by the US Department of State, signifying that Toros Garabedian was a citizen.
Funeral of Soltan Sukiasian
A photograph from the funeral of Jennie Garabedian's great-aunt, who died in a car accident after coming to America. Most of the mourners are former residents of the family's home village of Garmery.
Garabedian Family in Aleppo
Dirouhi Der Torossian with her brother and sister after fleeing from the genocide to Aleppo, Syria
Brief History Page 8
A letter from a larger series of correspondance between Astoor Garabedian and Near East Relief, as Astoor attempted to gain information about his wife, who was still in Armenia at the time of the genocide.
Toros Garabedian and Dirouhi Der Torossian in New Britain, CT.
A Photograph of Jennie Garabedian's parents, Toros Garabedian and Dirouhi Der Torossian, after being reunited and returning to New Britain, CT.