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The collection consists of photocopies of family documents, photographs, a diary, correspondence and work done for classes at the Evening School and at Southeastern Massachusetts University. There are no originals in the collection, as these were retained by the family.

Scope and Contents The majority of the collection consists of French-language newspapers and clippings pertaining to prominent members of the Fall River community, Franco-American organizations, and medical associations. The collection also contains notes, correspondence, and speeches from the various organizations of which Dr. Boivin was a member; programs for conferences and celebrations from The French Cultural Association and The St. Anne School; and a black and white photograph of the Lafayette Monument...

Scope and Contents The collection consists of notes and publications compiled by Hill in his research into French pacifism. His research is recorded on 8”x 5” cards which are housed in five boxes, filed chronologically by date, then by subject. The majority of publications in the collection are French periodicals advocating non-violence, published between the years 1968 and 1987. Included are Union Pacifiste (an official publication of Union Pacifiste de France – an affiliate of War Resister’s International),...

Scope and Contents The collection consists of the papers of Frank, Paul, and Vincent Vancini, and is divided into three series. Series I, Frank Vancini’s papers, include correspondence, newspaper clippings, and two photographs. Series II consists of records compiled by Paul Vancini in his capacity as member and/or officer of the Italian Literary & Mutual Aid Society, St. Francis of Assisi Parish, and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, as well as a collection of books about Italy. Records for the...

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The collection consists of three ledger books and one receipt book, a charter, a photocopy of a 1929 poster, and notes on the organization’s history.

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The collection consists of photographs, newspaper clippings, diplomas and awards, mostly from the personal collection of Edward Adaskin., but also relating to his wife, Ethel and daughters, Judith and Joan. Of special note is a scrapbook/diary kept by Edward Adaskin during his naval service in Europe in World War I.

Scope and Contents The collection includes correspondence, in German, between Walter and Lily throughout their lives together, with a significant amount in years 1944-46 when he was serving in the military. Additionally there is correspondence from their friends and family in the U.S., Germany, Israel and Brazil. Of significance is the correspondence from Walter’s parents, P. Israel and Johanna Mindus from 1937-1942. Among Walter’s papers are his Dissertation (1936), as well as his notes and Zionist...

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The collection includes Jacob Dymont’s personal documents, various published scores, scores arranged and transcribed by Jacob Dymont, handwritten scores, books regarding music and other subjects, Hebrew documents and prayer books, documents pertaining to Jewish, American, and German culture, and audiovisual records.

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Collection consists of various documents belonging to the organization throughout their existence, as well as related groups with which they interacted. There are financial records, newsletters, magazines, awards, historical write-ups, manuals, mailings, newspaper clippings, and papers from the organization’s district congress.

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The collection consists of booklets from various churches and organizations that served the New Bedford Polish community. Several items commemorate the St. Casimir Church, and the mission that founded it.