HIST 119: International History of the United States (HC) Spring 2020

Views of Egypt taken so that they could be viewed in 3D using a special viewer. Published 1905

Diaries of Anne Collins on numerous trips, including to Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Africa.

From 1961 to 1963, Huntington was director of refugee assistance operations in Tunisia and Algeria during the French-Algerian war. The collection includes letters, a notebook, and photographs.

Rhoads was a teacher and principle at Friends School, Tokyo, before, during, and after World War II. She also worked in Tunisia with refugees during the Algerian War.

Eli and Sybil Jones were Quaker missionaries, most notably to the Middle East. They also traveled to England, Ireland, Norway, France, Germany, and Liberia. Contents of the collection include letters, diaries and journals, and photographs from their travels and their time as missionaries.

This World War II era correspondence is between Grover, who worked at the Office of War Information and Time magazine, and Freligh, an ambulance driver at the fronts in Italy and North Africa.

Silk collected interviews in South Africa in 1976-1977.

The Steeres were involved with relief work through the American Friends Service Committee after World War II, and helped to organize aid to Finland, Norway, and Poland. A section of the collection is devoted to relief work in Africa, Finland, Germany, and South Africa in the 1940s-1960s. The sections of notebooks/diaries and travel (mostly correspondence) may also be of interest.

Belulah Hurley Waring did relief work in Europe after World War I, including in France, Germany, Austria, Poland, and Russia.
Alston Waring was a photographer. His photo albums include images of the Middle East, Egypt, Europe (both Eastern and Western), Central America, China, and India.

1938 journal in two volumes of a trip to Africa, including many images.