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Contains 65 titles, 1506-1786, from the Heiko A. Oberman Library, and 30 titles added to Special Collections to augment the Medieval and Reformation history holdings.

Photographic image of a patch, pin and sticker featuring art created for the earth gravity assist phase of the OSIRIS-REx mission.

Morris K. Udall sponsored Federal Election Campaign Act. Announced support for Ed Muskie for Democratic Presidential nominee.

July 15, 1971

Photographic Portrait of Edumundo de la Torre Uribarren surrounded by his family during the First Communion of his daughters, Lucita and Maguitas Retrato fotográfico de Edmundo de la Torre Uribarren rodeado por su familia durante la Primera…

Cropped version of photo of Edmundo De la Torre Uribarren
Versión de foto recortada de Edmundo De la Torre Uribarren

Group portrait of Edmundo de la Torre with five of his kids

Cover of the 1890 diary in which Edward L. Vail wrote entries during the cattle drive from the Empire Ranch in Arizona to the Warner Ranch in Southern California.

The black ink portrait called "El Buda".

The El Charro residence, adjoined to El Charro, included a second story residence with a small balcony.

Patricia Castro at the El Milagro Pony Farm in Tucson, Arizona.

Manuscript of El Oz novel.

Published in Tucson, AZ. Published weekly on Thursdays

L & K Market, a family owned grocery store in the El Rio neighborhood. Josephine Gin Morgan, Gin Lan Kwei Yee, Leslie M. Gin, and Vincent M. Gin, owners and family members, pose outside of the store.

Article about women's suffrage from El Fronterizo newspaper, August 15, 1896

Election night celebration, 1961. In special election held on May 2, 1961, Morris K. Udall won Congressional District 2 seat succeeding his brother Stewart with 50,560 votes (50.9%) defeating Republican Mac Matheson, 48,599 (49.1%).

Full title: Hoc in volumine hec cõtinentur : Laurentii Vallensis Elegantiæ de lingua latina : Laurentii Vallensis de pronomine sui ad Ioannem Tortelium : Laurentii Vallensis lima qu︠ae︡dam per Antonium Mancinellum.

Digital illustration for the Sabado Night Live creative action done in collaboration with Another Gulf is Possible, Las Imaginistas and the Democratic Socialist of America RGV Chapter.

Nana (Elvira) Campuzano holds baby Marisela Campuzano on a colorful couch in the Dog Patch neighborhood of Tucson, Arizona.

A photograph of Emma Hollins with Edgar J. Born and two other women. Hollins was part of the very first Pueblo High School Class where she served as class treasurer.

On the side of a road, an old boating sign that reads "ENJOY SAFE BOATING" is hidden behind overgrown plants.