Project SAVE Releases 2014 Calendar

WATERTOWN, Mass.—“Light before Darkness: Armenians before the Genocide,” the new calendar by Project SAVE Armenian Photograph Archives, bears witness to the diversity of Armenian life in the Ottoman Empire more than a century ago.

Seventeen photographs create a journey to Van and Bitlis, Erzerum, Dikranagert, and Kharpert, as well as Sepastia, Amasia, Caesarea, Konia, and Bardizag, near Constantinople. And what stories they have to tell! The 2014 calendar, Project SAVE’s 27th, reads like a book, with detailed captions about the people and places featured.

The calendar is available for purchase at a new low price (and still lower prices when two or more are purchased). For more information, visit www.projectsave.org or call Project SAVE Archives at (617) 923-4542. To purchase online, visit ArmenianVendor.com. To purchase in-person, visit Project SAVE’s office at 65 Main St., 3rd floor, in Watertown Square during the week; the Armenian Library and Museum’s (ALMA) gift shop at the same address on weekends; or the NAASR Book Store, 395 Concord Ave. in Belmont. Give a gift of knowledge that will last the whole year through.