Microforms and Non-Print Collection

Sets and Collections:
Titles Starting with "H"

HAIG, DOUGLAS.

Haig's autograph Great War diary 1914-1919. This series is part of Harvester Press's THE FIRST WORLD WAR: POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND MILITARY MANUSCRIPT SOURCES, Series one: The Haig Papers from the National Library of Scotland, Part 1: Haig's Autograph Great War Diary. (NLS Acc 3155, Nos. 96, 97, and 141-153.) Rolls 1-6 contains Haig's handwritten diary during the War; rolls 7-10 contain letters to Lady Haig over the same time period. 10 reels 35mm microfilm, see reel one for general description of material and contents. Microfilm, DA69.3.H3 A2 1914a.

HAMPTON UNIVERSITY NEWSPAPER CLIPPING FILE.

By the mid-1920s, the Hampton staff had filed 55,000 clippings regarding African-American history into more than 560 subject volumes covering the full range of Black life from 1900 to 1925. This rich collection has been reproduced on 788 Microfiche, arranged alphabetically by the original subject classifications. Microfiche and printed guide, E184.6 .H36 1987x.

HANOVERIAN STATE PAPERS DOMESTIC. - George III.

Microfilm (also see Great Britain...) (Consult with staff.)

HARDY, THOMAS.

Original Manuscripts & Papers Microfilm 31.

HAROLD H. BURTON PAPERS. (Diaries only.)

Microfilm, KF8745.B78 H3 1979x.

Harrisse, Henry. BIBLIOTHECA AMERICANA VETUSTISSIMA:

description of works relating to America published between the years 1492-1551; with additions. (Includes excerpts, sample pages, etc). Microprint 970.01 C56 (next to Russian Historical Sources.) Indexed.

HAWK COLLECTION.

(Foster-Hawk early Athens family records.) Microfilm 6012. (Near Local Records, not storage.)

HAWTHORNE STUDY RECORDS:

Westinghouse (Western Electric) illumination studies. Studies conducted at the Hawthorne plant from 1927 to 1932 evaluating effects of changes in working conditions on productivity. Set contains original data, observations and interviews. 186 microfiche, HD57 .W47x. An article by James A. Lee, The Hawthorne Relay studies, a faith impervious to iconoclasm has been filmed and is filed before fiche number one, the general index.

HENRY BRADSHOW SOCIETY. PUBLICATIONS 1891-1950.

84 vols relating to antiquarian books and manuscripts. Microfiche 35.

 

THE HENRY A. KISSINGER TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS ON WORLD AFFAIRS,

1969-1974 [microform]. Bethesda, MD : UPA collection from LexisNexis, 2005. microfilm reels ; 35 mm Note: "The documents reproduced in this publication are among the records of Henry A. Kissinger in the custody of the Richard M. Nixon Presidential Materials Project, National A[r]chives and Records Administration." Accompanied by a printed reel guide compiled by Joseph C. Gutberlet (YET TO BE PUBLISHED) Reproduces transcripts of telephone conversations with world leaders, celebrities, and others in which Dr. Kissinger was involved during his service in the Nixon administration. E840.8.K58 H458 2005a.

HISTORICAL GAZETTEER OF LONDON BEFORE THE GREAT FIRE.:

Part 1, Cheapside, parishes of All Hallows Honey Lane, St. Martin Pomary, St. Mary le Bow, St. Mary Colechurch, and St. Pancras Soper Lane (Derek Keene and Vanessa Harding.) University of London: Institute of historical research, a social and economic study of medieval London, includes indexes to gazetter entries, property owners, etc. 57 microfiche (chiefly maps) & guide, in binder (at desk) HD610.L6 K44.

HISTORY OF AMERICAN BUSINESS.

50 Business Periodicals.

HISTORY OF THE CINEMA, 1895-1940.

Approximately 600 titles on microfiche; individually cataloged on ALICE, consult Fine Arts (2nd floor.)

 

History of photography

. Woodbridge, CT : Research Publications, 1982. A comprehensive collection of materials for research and the study of the history, technology, and aesthetics of photography, ranging from purely technical, theoretical tracts on the physics of photography to rare photographs made by some of the pioneers in the field. TR7 .H57x.

HISTORY OF WOMEN.

This is truly an enormous collection. If you have a specific title in mind, consult ALICE, titles are individually cataloged. History of Women contains pre-1920 materials about the role of women throughout history. The set contains nearly 8,500 volumes of printed books, approximately 2,000 pamphlets, 117 periodical titles (1,400 volumes), 80,000 pages of manuscript, and 800 photographs. The set covers all subjects involving women worldwide. The collection was produced from the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College and the Schlesinger Library at Radcliffe College, plus other collections for specific subjects. The 408-page printed guide includes a reel guide summary, alphabetical main-entry index, periodicals title list (also in the Microform Periodical Listing), subject/name index, and name index to the photographs. Microfilm 6, (Staff-- note that the periodicals are first, with reel numbers and that the reel numbers start over with the main body of the collection which follows). Printed Guide, MICRO or REF Z7965 .H577 1983x. (A cataloging tape has been loaded into ALICE, note reel information toward the end of the FULL bibliographic record.) Using the printed guide remains a good guide to the collection.

HONDURAS. CONFIDENTIAL U. S. DIPLOMATIC POST RECORDS, 1930-1945

Central America. Honduras. Diplomatic post records are those kept at the embassies or legations rather in the U. S. State Department's Central files. They contain incoming messages from Washington and much more locally gathered information than in Washington. The period covered in this set includes the end of the occupation by U. S. Marines and the beginnings of the presidential entrenchment of Anastasio Somoza. The role of U. S. backing is well documented. These records are from Record Group 84 of the U. S. National Archives and the Federal Records Center. 42 reels microfilm & printed guide, F1506 .C66 1983x.

HONDURAS: CONFIDENTIAL U. S. STATE DEPARTMENT CENTRAL FILES.

The "Central Files", record group 59, are from the Department of State's Internal and Foreign Affairs subject classifications of the Central Files (Decimal Files) now housed in the National Archives. These files consist of instructions and correspondence received from and sent to diplomatic posts abroad and include a wide range of materials reporting on political, military, social and economic developments, minutes, interviews, texts of letters and instructions, and translations of foreign documents. This series covers the progressive presidency of Juan Manuel Galvez, the presidential succesion crisis of 1954, rise and fall of President Julio Lozano Diaz, and increased influence of the armed forces culminating in the military coup of 1956. The Library has the following series:

HONDURAS, INTERNAL AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 1945-1949.
11 reels microfilm & printed guide,
F1508 .C653 1987x.

HONDURAS, INTERNAL AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS, 1950-1954.
11 reels microfilm & printed guide,
F1508 .C654 1987x.

HONDURAS INTERNAL AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS , 1955-1959.
10 reels microfilm & printed guide,
F1508 .C655 1988x.

HUMAN RIGHTS DOCUMENTS.

This collection contains documents of 205 non-governmental human rights organizations 1980-1981. World-wide coverage, also see Amnesty International. 1333 microfiche & printed guide, JC571 .H83 1983x. (Microfiche in boxed section, near AP/SE IDC materials.)

HUSTING ROLLS OF DEEDS AND WILLS, 1252-1485

deposited at the Corporation of London Records Office. Microfilm, rolls 25-27 index of names, rolls 28-29 Calendar of deeds and wills, roll 30 Ancient calendar. 30 reels microfilm & printed guide, MICRO DA170 .H87 1988x.

HYPERTEXT ON AMERICAN HISTORY FROM THE COLONIAL PERIOD UNTIL MODERN TIMES

is a continuing class project at the University of Groningen, Netherlands Expanding on some publications of the USIA this site provides a good quantity of full-text documents, essays and bibliographies.