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19th Century German Spiritualism Collection
Some correspondence in the collection is written by the American spiritualist Andrew Jackson Davis (1826 - 1910), author of The Principles of Nature, Her Divine Revelations, and a Voice to Mankind (1847) and 30 additional books.
24th Infantry Regiment Japanese occupation family scrapbook
Authorized by Congress in 1866 and activated on November 1, 1869, the 24th Infantry Regiment was one of four all-Black regiments created afteer the Civil War. The unit remained composed of Black enlisted men and mostly white officers until 1951 when it was disbanded during the Korean War. The military segregated Black troops and their families, causing the formation of tightly knit African American communities, and associations between calvary and infantry.
41st WAAC (Women's Army Auxiliary Corps) Post Headquarters Company, Camp Edwards (MA) photographs
A collection of photographs following a young woman who served with the 41st WAAC (Women's Army Auxiliary Corps) during World War II.
1952 steel seizure case
Nancy Dixon Bradford, the author of the thesis, was a graduate student at the University of Southern California.
1960s Film Posters collection
This collection consists of 122 film posters including one John O'Hara related poster.
A Few Good Women Oral History collection
These oral history interviews and related papers are the product of the A Few Good Women: Advancing the cause for Women in Government, 1969-1974 oral history project initiated by the Honorable Barbara Hackman Franklin in 1995. The collection consists primarily of oral history recordings, interview transcripts, project documention, photographs, and related papers donated by the interviewees documenting high-ranking women working in the Nixon administration.
A. Howry Espenshade papers
A. Howry Espenshade came to Pennsylvania State College in 1898 as an instructor of rhetoric and elocution. He was appointed professor in 1917, served as registrar from 1909 to 1923, and retired in 1937 with emeritus rank.
A. J. Thompson Civil War diary
A. William Hajjar architectural drawings
Architectural drawings by A. William Hajjar, Professor of Architecture at the The Pennsylvania University in the 1950s and 1960s. Contains approximately 800 architectural drawings and plans representing over 50 residential and commercial projects primarily in the State College, Pa., region. Drawings and details pertaining to the construction of Air Walls in buildings is also included in the collection.
Aaronsburg Story, Inc. records
Aaronsburg Story, Inc was organized by Aaronsburg residents in 1949; it hosted speaker events in rural Pennsylvania in 1949 and 1953 that drew tens of thousands to hear distinguished speakers. This collection documents the activities and events organized by Aaronsburg Story, Inc. to promote civil rights and religious understanding. Records include correspondence, event planning files, fund-raising, publicity, and photographs.
Abbie H. Cromer papers
Abbie H. Cromer was appointed as the first curator of the Penn State Room in 1946. She worked extensively in building the Penn State Collection, gathering source materials and writing primarily about the university's founders and campus landmarks.
Adam J. Sorkin correspondence
Adam J. Sorkin is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Pennsylvania State University Brandywine English Department. Sorkin began his career with a specialization in American literature and culture; however, his scholarhip is focused on the translation of Romanian works of poetry.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer's comrade
Mark Twain, whose original name was Samuel Langhorne Clemens, was a noted American satirist and writer. He is best known for his novels The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Adventures of Huckleberry Fin.
Advertisements for household items, medicines, land, and other materials
The collection consists of 26 items, including: advertisements, flyers, brochures, and cards.
Advertising volvelles
This collection of volvelles consists primarily of mid-20th century advertising ephemera for American and European companies.
A.E. Bye papers
African American artists exhibit announcements
The collection consists of exhibit announcements and exhibition catalogs for several artists.
African American church programs for Annual Women's Day collection
Programs for the Annual Women's Day, held on a rotational basis at various demoninations of Black churches in Chester, Marcus Hook, and Linwood in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
African American soldiers in Hawaii photograph album
The 372nd Infantry Regiment was part of an early experiment at army integration.
African-American Soldiers in World War I scrapbook
The African-American Soldiers in World War I scrapbook preserves the full list of names and assignments of "colored officers ofrr the National Army who qualified for commissions" from Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia, assigned to duty "with colored troops" at Camp Meade, Annapolis and other camps in the Northeast.
African photographs collection
This collection consists of approximately 575 loose photographs and postcards, 3 albums, and various maps, relating primarily to the Congo Free State and the Belgian Congo, with images of indigenous Africans, missionaries, colonial towns and buildings, landscapes, native animals, and ships. There is also a small group of materials on British troops in German East Africa in 1916.
Agricultural engineering history collection
Al Hurwitz papers
Alan Brownjohn collection of the Poetry Society
British poet Alan Brownjohn served as an officer of the membership-based Poetry Society in London which promotes the study, use and enjoyment of poetry, and publishes The Poetry Review.
Alan Brownjohn papers
Alan Brownjohn, novelist, critic, poet, translator and editor, was born in 1931 in London, England. He graduated from Merton College, Oxford University, in 1953 and published his first collection of poems, The Railings, in 1961. He has continued to write and publish widely.
Alan Derickson research interviews concerning black lung disease
Alan Derickson (1948-), a professor at the Pennsylvania State University, published Black Lung: Anatomy of a Public Health Disaster (1998).
Alan Derickson Western Mining Microfilm collection
Alan Derickson was professor in the Department of Labor Studies and Industrial Relations at Pennsylvania State University from 1987 to 1999. He then held a joint appointment with the Department of History and published extensively on health issues of miners.
Alan L. McLeod papers
This collection contains correspondence and academic research materials from former professor of English Alan McLeod. Individuals represented in the collection include Cheddi Jagan, Jan Christiaan Smuts, Cyril Dabydeen, Nathaniel Lee, and Rex Warner.
Albert A. Anderson, Jr. papers
Albert A. Anderson, Jr. (1938- ), joined the Penn State art education faculty in 1972, headed the program from 1987 to 1989, and retired in 1999.