The NSDAP (Nazi Party) Collection consists of 228 items, including photographs, cigarette cards, correspondence, ID cards, stamps, membership books, pins, and more.
See the External Documents section below for a detailed inventory.
Produced for the School by Nancy Low and Associates. With shots of campus (including the Quadrangle, mural of John Carroll in Healy Hall, Healy Hall tower, Henle Village, Washington, D.C., Healy Hall at night, commencement, and the interior of Yates Field House), classroom scenes, student group and James Walsh, S.J. with the Chimes.
Includes shots of faculty and students in classroom and clinical settings.
One wool cape and photographic print with two images of Helms in her nursing school uniforms.
Items collected by Gerard O'Brien relating to American Catholic and Jesuit notables of the 17th and 19th century.
This collection contains an oral history interview conducted by John P. Williams with Edward P. O'Connell, SJ. In the three-hour interview, Fr. O'Connell took Williams on a tour of southern Maryland and spoke on the original Jesuit missions there and the foundations of US Catholicism.
Collection assembled by Jeremiah J. O'Connor consisting of a wide assortment of materials pertaining to railroads, principally in the United States. Included are train schedules and time tables, printed promotional material, published manufacturer's brochures and catalogues, stock certificates, maps, photographs, and a variety of printed and other types of ephemera.
Gift of Margaret M. O'Connor (sister of J.J. O'Connor).
Collection primarily consists of manuscripts and notes pertaining to O'Connor's work on the faculty of the Georgetown University History Department. Includes printed source material relating to interracial justice and European history.
Click on External Documents below to link to collection finding aid.
The personal papers of former Georgetown University President Fr. Leo O'Donovan (1934-) consist of his published and unpublished writings; teaching materials for classes at Fordham University, Union Theological Seminary, Weston School of Theology, and Woodstock College; and papers related to Jesuit theologian Karl Rahner.
