Printed ephemera

Scope and Contents This collection documents Aram Pothier’s political career. Folder 1 contains twenty letters written in 1889 while Pothier was in Paris during the Universal Expedition. The letters are to his brother, Joseph Pothier. Folder 2 contains inauguration speeches and an address to the state legislature. Folder 4 contains memorial booklets. Folders 4-6 contain photographs of Pothier including portraits, group photographs and photos of Pothier’s funeral in 1928. Folder 7 and 8 contain newspaper...

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The collection contains personal correspondence from Bishop Fenwick, ephemera, and biographical material.

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This collection contains one small scrapbook of a trip to the Alaska-Yukon-Seattle Exposition kept by James A. Athy during the summer of 1909. The volume contains newspaper clippings and other ephemera of the excursion. Additionally, there are photographs of the Exposition and ephemera, which is believed to have been a part of the original scrapbook.

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This collection consists of small manuscript collections many of which are singular items. It is believed that most were donated to the college at various points of time. Items in the collection are arranged in alphabetical order. There is one box of oversize materials.

Scope and Contents This collection contains the papers of Fr. Ahearn. The first two folders has correspondence dating from 1917-1963. This includes personal letters dating 1916-1948 from family members; some letters congratulating him for going into the priesthood, Christmas greetings and correspondence between Rev. Ahern and his colleagues, many dealing with matters concerning Holy Cross. The condition of some of the letters is poor, and some are incomplete. Additionally, the collection has his undated...

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This collection contains notes, letters, newspaper clippings and a notebook compiled by Rev. Aukstikalnis. The material is in Lithuanian so scope is unknown.

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This collection holds the papers of Rev. William Carey, S.J. dating from 1910 to 1945. The majority of the collection is his correspondence and this dates from 1924 to 1944. Additionally, there is ephemera and other records including newspaper clippings, event programs and book lists.

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Thi collection contains materials pertaining to the history of Worcester, Massachusetts. It includes pamphlets, booklets, manuscripts, reports and other printed materials. The collection is arranged in chronological order.