A photo album of a trip to Cuba, Guatemala, and Honduras on the S.S. Antigua, an American Fruit Company ship. There are scenes of all three countries, including a visit to a banana plantation.
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.
Included are letters between Peter A. Beresford, David O. Beresford, and Dorothy Beresford, mostly written between 1929-1932. Peter Beresford was a ship's engineer who traveled widely, while David was a farmer. Peter passes frequently through the Panama Canal and witness part of the Sino-Japanese conflict.
William Nisbet, a retired business man, wrote letters to his mother and sister during his travels abroad in the 1860s. He traveled to countries in Europe, Asia, and Latin America.
Travel diary of a businessman in South America
Written in 1930, the diary includes comments on scenery and culture, strikes and political issues, and attitudes towards those from the US.
