Microforms and Non-Print Collection

Sets and Collections:
Titles Starting with "W" through "Z"

WALLACE, HENRY AGARD, 1888-1965. Reminiscences of Henry Wallace

U. S. agriculturist and statesman, Columbia University Oral history program. 63 microfiche, E748.W23 W29 1976a.

WALLACE COLLECTION.

Photographic records of the Wallace Collection. Inquire at ARTS, 2nd, in process.

WAR AND DECOLONIZATION IN INDONESIA, 1949-1950.

Microfiche, DS644 .W37 1997x.

WARNER BROTHERS FILM SCRIPTS

This collections consists of screenplays for the approximately 300 films produced by Warner Brothers before 1950. 74 microfilm reels and 2 printed guides, Micro. Coll. PN 1997 .A1 W376. The Fine Arts Library has produced three lists; A Title List; by Genre; and films by Date.

WARREN, JUSTICE EARL. Docket books

assignment sheets, and conference lists. U. S. Supreme Court, 1953-1969. 26 reels microfilm, KF101.7.U5 W3 1953a.

WARTIME TRANSLATIONS OF SEIZED JAPANESE DOCUMENTS: ATIS REPORTS, 1942-1946.

The Allied Translator & Interpreter Section read, listened to, and translated every Japanese source of value for headquarters and also prepared summaries and analyses for General Douglas MacArthur's Southwest Pacific Area headquarters. Materials are from the Prange Collection at the University of Maryland and include after-action reports, maps, lectures, prisoner interrogations, personal diaries, and high-level Japanese plans. 2212 Microfiche & 2-volume printed guide, D767.2 .W37 1988x.

WEST VIRGINIA LIBRARY COMMISSION. UNION CATALOG ("CATFICHE")

Microfiche Z881 .A12 W47x.

 

WESTERN BOOKS [Guides], THE MIDDLE EAST FROM THE RISE OF ISLAM.

Woodbridge, Conn. : Research Publications, 1995.f. "... filmed from multiple sources, including the holdings of the Harvard University Library and the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London."--Guide, P. xi Published in units of 1,000 microfiches each Contents Unit Guides 1-10. DS42 .W477x. Subject Guides: Pt. 1. Art and architecture -- Pt. 2. Bibliography -- Pt.3. Economy and society -- Pt. 4. History -- Pt. 5. Language and literature -- Pt. 6. Politics, government and law -- Pt. 7. Religion and thought -- Pt. 8. Science, technology and medicine -- Pt. 9. Social life and customs -- Pt. 10. Travel and description. Note Chiefly English with other Western languages

WHAT WOMEN WROTE: SCENARIOS, 1912-1929.

Approximately 60 items of script material from the early cinema era of nearly 40 women writers (Anita Loos; Bess Meredyth; Beulah Marie Dix; Jeanie MacPherson; Francis Marion; etc.) 2 rolls microfilm & printed guide, PN1997 A1 W43 1987x.

WHITE HOUSE SCRAPBOOKS (Harry S. TRUMAN Administration.)

Microfilm E742.5.T69 T7 1982x. 57 rolls microfilm, part of the Papers of Harry S. Truman series, Library has scrapbooks only.

WILL, G. A., Nurnbergisches Gelehrten-Lexicon. 8 vols & suppl., 1755-1808.

Microfiche Z2244.N97 W6 1983x.

 

WILBUR H. SIEBERT COLLECTION [microform].

Siebert, Wilbur Henry, 1866-1961. Contains correspondence, notes, manuscripts, student papers, maps, and photographs related to Siebert's three main research topics: American Loyalists, the settlement of Florida, and the Underground Railroad. Research material on the Underground Railroad includes the responses generated by Siebert's seven-question survey and copies and notes from a wide variety of sources: books, diaries, letters, photographs, newspaper articles, biographies and memoirs, state, county, and local histories, annual reports, trial records, U.S. and Canadian census reports, legislation, and Congressional speeches. Siebert also traveled Underground Railroad routes, interviewing agents and former fugitive slaves. He organized his research by state and county, eventually binding his notes in volumes according to the location of the Underground Railroad station or activity. Photographs available online document men and women active in the antislavery movement, homes that were Underground Railroad stations, and slaves who escaped to freedom. E450 .S577x.

WOMEN:

Also consult Women's Studies (Microform Sets Index.)

WOMEN AND LAW. Women's History Research Center.

This collection includes position papers, pamphlets, and articles from periodicals collected between 1968 and 1974. It is divided into six major sections -- Law/General; Politics; Employment; Special microfilms (Rape/Prison/Prostitution); and Black and Third World Women. These sections in turn are divided into over 500 chronologically arranged subject files. Consult the guide. 40 rolls microfilm and printed guide, HQ1236 .W6285 1975x. (Note: the Library has several other guides to assorted microfilms collectons of the Women's History Research Center.)

WOMEN AND WOMEN'S RIGHTS, PERIODICALS.

Titles are individually filed by title, microfilm, "AP" section. Title are individually cataloged on ALICE, please consult with staff for list.

WOMEN'S LANGUAGE AND EXPERIENCE.

Women's diaries and related sources. Amanda Vickery, consultant editor. Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1994. Pt. 1. Sources from the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire County Records Offices (16 reels) -- pt. 2. Sources from the Birmingham Central Library and Birmingham University Library. Library has Part 2 only. 24 reels microfilm, HQ1593 .W584 1994x.

WOMEN'S STUDIES MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS FROM THE SCHLESINGER LIBRARY, RADCLIFFE COLLEGE.

Library has Series 1: Woman's Suffrage; Part A: National Leaders. This portion comprises the collections of prominent national suffragists, e.g. Anna Howard Shaw, Matilda Joslyn Gage, and Julia Ward Howe, Carrie Chapman Catt, and Lucy Stone. 18 reels of microfilm and printed guide, JK1896 W65 1990x pt. A.

WORKING WOMEN IN VICTORIAN BRITAIN, 1850-1910 :

diaries and letters of Arthur J. Munby (1828-1910) and Hannah Cullwick (1833-1909) from Trinity College, Cambridge. Munby was a poet, barrister, and civil servant, but with a passion to seek out, interview working women and describe their circumstances and habits. Hannah Collwick was Munby's wife & servant. This set is a good primary source for woman's studies and working class history, Victorian Britian. 32 reels microfilm and printed guide, HD6135 .M9 1993x.

WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES.

Commission of Faith & Order. PUBLICATIONS. (In process, please inquire.)

WORLD WAR I SURVEY:

papers compiled from the United States Army Military Institute collection, Carlisle Barracks. 39 reels microfilm and printed guide, D570 .W67 1985a.

WORLD WAR II COMBAT INTERVIEWS. (Armed Forces Oral Histories.)

This collection of 375 interviews is drawn from the Military Reference Branck of the Washington National Records Center. These interviews and narratives provide ground-level reportage. The index contains an introduction to the activities U.S Army Historical Section activities in the European Theater, 1944-1946, how to use the collection, a classified bibliography of documents, index of names and locales, an index by American military units, and a chrolology. The microfiche are 29X, choose a machine with a zoom lens. Approx. 575 microfiche and printed guide, D811.A2 W6.

 

WORLD WAR II DOCUMENTS. DOCUMENTS OF UKRAINIAN FORCED LABOR WORKERS DETAILED IN SOVIET FILTRATION CAMPS IN GERMANY [microform]

. Woodbridge CT : Primary Source Microfilm, 2003. DK508.9.K57 W67 2003x. State Archive of Kiev Oblast (SAKO) World War II documents. Part 3, The long road home : docs. of Ukr. force labor workers detained in Sov. filtration camps in Germany Long road home : documents of Kurainian forced labor workers detained in Soviet filtration camps in Germany

WORLD WAR II THROUGH THE AMERICAN NEWSREELS 1942-1945.

Consists of records from the Library of Congress Film Project providing content analysis of newsreels issued by the five major American newsreel companies (MGM, RKO, Universal, Fox, and Paramount). 229 microfiche and printed guide,
D743.23 .S56 1985x.