Hesburgh Libraries

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The collection contains paper files from the later decades of Gümpel's career, including correspondence (notably, correspondence with Michel Huglo), transcriptions of medieval treatises, as well as notes, notebooks and index cards on various manuscripts. Near the end of his life, Gümpel was working on an edition of the anonymous 12-13th century treatise Diologus de musica, and there are many items related to this work in progress.

Scope and Content Memories of her teaching career, her experiences in the Master of Arts in Teaching program at Notre Dame (1965-1966), and her efforts to get permission for women to swim in the lake on campus, as men could do, a permission ultimately granted only because she appealed in person to the president, Theodore M. Hesburgh, CSC; a note donating her photo album to Notre Dame archivist, Thomas E. Blantz, CSC; and a small photo album containing 4x4" color snapshots of the Notre Dame campus and of...

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Graduate and undergraduate syllabi and course packets for courses that she taught at the University of Notre Dame.

Scope and Contents This collection consists of eleven color sketches for Andrey Tarkovsky’s stage production of Hamlet. The collection includes nine costume sketches and two stage sketches executed in pencil and French gouache on paper. The sketches were each created by costume and production designers Katya Kompaneyets or Tengiz Mirzashvili, with some in both hands, in 1976. The two sketches for set designs were created by Mirzoshvili. The designs were approved by Andrey...

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A collection of paper items (posters, picture albums, magazines, and pamphlets), and other ephemera (pins, badges, etc.). While a majority of the materials are products of the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), also included in the Collection are non-political cultural items from the Republican Period (1911-1949), and from before and after the Cultural Revolution.

Scope and Content Alphabetical subject files documenting his work as a teacher, pastor, and bishop, with correspondence, reports, notes, clippings, articles published in periodicals, retreats, courses, and documentation of his thinking on a wide variety of topics; files documenting his trips within and outside the United States; files of his writings, including homilies, articles, talks, and his doctoral dissertation, "The Church - World Relationship according to the Writings of Yves Congar, OP";...

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Articles, letters, lectures, speeches, notebooks, interviews, manuscripts, and books, dating from 1959 to 2011, representing his career as a journalist, editor, and author. Tape recorded interviews; some CDs and DVDs. Data files (mostly Word or Word Perfect) containing drafts of articles, speeches, chapters from books, letters, and other documents.

Scope and Content Papers documenting the Donor's career at Notre Dame, including material used in the teaching of philosophy classes, pieces published in Notre Dame publications, the Sayre's biography and curriculum vitae, and related Wikipedia entries; papers assembled in support of his book Adventures in Philosophy at Notre Dame (University of Notre Dame Press, 2014); and papers and printed material from the Philosophic Institute for Artificial Intelligence; with class notes and...

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Chiefly photographs of World War I.

Scope and Contents Contains 12 volumes (numbered I-XI, XIV) of a 4,000-page diary that Fritz Keppler created during his year in Innsbruck, Austria, through Notre Dame’s study abroad program. Keppler’s diary entries include observations and reflections on daily life; details about his courses at the University of Innsbruck; reflections on political events, arts, and culture in Europe; and descriptions of his many travels in Austria and surrounding countries. Collection also includes one folder with related...

Scope and Content Manuscript of Klaus Lanzinger's diary, Amerika - Europa: Ein transatlantisches Tagebuch 1961-1989 (2002); manuscript of the English translation of the diary, America - Europe: A Transatlantic Diary 1961-1989; a copy of the book based on the English translation; related digital files; and a file on the administrative history of the beginning of Notre Dame's foreign studies program (Sophomore Year Abroad) in Innsbruck, Austria. ...

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Photographs from the movie "Knute Rockne, All American" -- four large photographic prints mounted on heavy board.

Scope and Content Rockne's chemistry workbook and gradebook, 1917-1918; his annotated copy of a book he wrote and printed for the benefit of the Notre Dame football team, Football Notes ; printouts from ancestry.com of records of Knute Rockne in the 1910 and 1920 US Census and in various passenger lists, 1920s; papers regarding Rockne family legal matters, 1959-1981; mimeographed transcript of Rockne Speech to the Western Company, Chicago, 1929; a typewritten manuscript of a story...

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Material concerning the 1924 riot in South Bend, Indiana, between Notre Dame students and the Ku Klux Klan specifically; and the Ku Klux Klan and Notre Dame, in Indiana and in the USA more generally.

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Photographs of Notre Dame sports teams and special events.

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Accounts, receipts, financial papers, advertisements, notes and correspondence; with some records of the Vincennes Draw Bridge Company, 1870-1873, for which Marcel D. La Croix served as treasurer.

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Program files, constitutions, officers' files, and financial files.

Scope and Contents This collection consists of 22 photographs by Larry Fink from his boxing series, The gelatin silver print photographs document several levels of the sport of boxing from 1990 through 1993. Many images capture aspiring boxers and their handlers at local and regional boxing gyms in the Philadelphia area like Champs Gym and the Blue Horizon Gym. Two photographs document the heavyweight championship boxing match between Mike Tyson and Donovan “Razor” Ruddock in Las Vegas in March 1991. One...

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This collection consists of twentieth-century ephemera relating to Latinx culture. Significant topics represented in the ephemera include migrant laborers, César Chávez, and grape boycotts; Mexican-American socio-economic conditions, education, civil rights, and employment; illegal immigration; feminism; and Latin-American and Mexican culture, including art, history, politics, and literature. Materials include pamphlets, reports, dissertations, journal articles, magazines, and newspapers.

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Miscellaneous personal and professional files: correspondence, research notes, mailings, magazines, catalogues, mimeographed material, family papers; deal mainly with Stauder's Electrical Engineering teaching, formation of a Notre Dame Chapter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and IEEE activities, and Stauder's research.

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Business correspondence, advertising circulars, clippings, and two copies of a "Catalogue of the Library of the Late Lawrence Kehoe, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1891."

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More than 300 personal letters written by Dr. Lawrence Shields (1872-1946), mostly as a member of the American expatriate community in Mexico City, 1898 to 1902. The letters are directed to Shields's future wife, Clara Kinney, of Xenia, Ohio.

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Printed material from a wide variety of Catholic lay societies, including the Knights of Columbus, the Catholic Knights of America, Catholic Central-Verein, Saint Joseph's Staats-Verband (State League) of Indiana, the German Saint Vincent Orphan Society, the Western Catholic Union, the Knights of Saint John, the Saint Vincent de Paul Society, the Legion of Mary, the Kolping Society, the National Catholic Alumni Federation, and various other lay organizations and sodalities.

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A collection of personal letters written by Arthur Le Rossignol to his sister, Ethel, while he served in the British Motor Machine Gun Corps on the Western Front during World War I. Also included are letters written by Ethel, her colleague Pierre Pulinekse, and others.

Scope and Content Records, 1956-[ongoing], of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR), including correspondence (1958-1983); meeting material from the national board and executive committee (1962-1979); papers from the group's national assembly (1961-1983); extensive subject files (1957-1984); correspondence and minutes (1964-1979) relating to joint committees of LCWR and the Conference of Major Superiors of Men, the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, and the United States Catholic...

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Baseball board game with abacus-style scorekeeping system. Pieces missing.

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Records of the Legends of Notre Dame restaurant, including photographs and audio-visual material.

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A photo album documenting a trip to Cuba and Puerto Rico taken by members of the Leibee family, including H.P. Leibee, of Middletown, Ohio, shortly after the Spanish-American War.

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The correspondence and other papers of the American Lenore Mooney (1859-1941), dating especially from her time as a relief worker in Paris during World War I. There are many letters to Mooney from French soldiers and others victimized by the war, as well as a substantial correspondence with nephew Charles E. Bayly, Jr., an ambulance driver with the American Field Service who subsequently served as sous-lieutenant in the French army.

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Correspondence with members of his family and such Notre Dame personalities as Vincent Fagan and Richard Sullivan; and manuscripts and handwritten notes for short stories and poems, a collection of his stories Men in the Field, and an unpublished novel, Gold and Fiddles.