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Lantern slides collection
This collection contains a variety of lantern slides depicting geographical areas, buildings and ruins, famous individuals, and people of various countries.
Elizabeth LaPensée art prints
The collection consists of 47 art prints created by artist and designer Elizabeth LaPensée. Prints in the collection reflect LaPensée's research and work in Indigenous Futurisms, and the weaving of past/present/future.
Late 19th and early 20th century Mexican history scrapbook
The collection consists of a scrapbook containing materials related to Mexican history from the late 19th to early 20th century. Materials in the collection include mostly newspaper clippings and photographs from multiple eras in Mexican history, including the Second French intervention in Mexico (1861-1867), the Porfiriato (1876-1911), and the Mexican Revolution (circa 1910-1920).
Frank L. Lathrop papers
The collection consists of correspondence, news clippings, manuscripts, and reports related primarily to the development and usage of the Klamath River Basin in the mid-20th century, created and compiled by consultant Frank L. Lathrop.
Collection on Latin America
This collection contains magazines, fliers, newspapers, pamphlets, and other material on Latin America. Primarily contains material on literature, sociology, politics and other topics concerning the political reformations and revolutions in Latin America.
Latin American Perspectives records
This collection contains correspondence, agendas, minutes, proofs, and other material generated during the creation of Latin American Perspectives, a theoretical and scholarly journal for discussion and debate on the political economy of capitalism, imperialism, and socialism in the Americas.
R.J. Law Jr. photograph album of the Panama Canal and Chile
The collection consists of a photograph album compiled by R.J. Law Jr. during his time serving in the Pacific Fleet of the United States Navy in 1921. The 38 photographs in the album depict people and places in Panama City and the Canal Zone, followed by similar images taken in Santiago, Chile. Photographs in the collection also show sailors participating in group festivities on the ship.
Alvin H. Lawson correspondence
This collection includes correspondence between Alvin H. Lawson, a professor of English, and various libraries regarding the anti-slavery novel White & Black: A Story of the Southern States by Ashurst Biggs. A photocopy of the novel is included.