Slideshow entitled "Pat and His Friends" presented at the testimonial dinner for C.B. Murto on May 14, 1977. Contains images of people associated predominantly with the Dental School. A label on one of the slides says "Dept. of Medical and Dental Comm. Georgetown University Medical Center."
The Pellegrino Center for Clinical Bioethics Records primarily consist of conference, meeting, and event files. They also include annual reports, newsletters, budget files, and reports. In addition to documents, the records include photographs and computer disks that contain digital images and audio recordings (MP3).
A segment of the archives of the London-based international association of poets, essayists and novelists, known as PEN. Comprised of correspondence, manuscripts and some photographs. Includes files regarding contacts with some 40 London embassies; material about the annual PEN Congress which failed to take place in Iran in 1963; and manuscript submissions for a short story contest (circa 1961).
The following issues are missing: Vol.7, Num 12 Vol.13, Num 10 Vol.14, Num 11 Vol.16, Num 3 Vol.16, Num 8 Vol.16, Num 12 Vol.18, Num 1 Vol.18, Num 5 Vol.18, Num 8 Vol.19, Num 5-6 Vol.19, Num 10-11 Vol.20, Num 3-5 Vol.20, Num 8-9 Vol.21, Num 1
Contains a scrapbook for the 1963 production of Bonaparte! (Calliope IV). The scrapbook includes a program, fliers for the production and for tryouts, cast lists, seating charts, publicity and production photographs, press releases, and hand-written thank you notes to Donn Murphy from students. Also includes 6 black and white photographs from the Stalag 17 production in 1955.
The Charles Pergler Papers comprise 1.5 linear feet of material consisting of correspondence, legal documents, clippings, ephemera, diaries and other materials arranged in 39 folders in 1 box.
One copy of an article by Frances Perkins titled "Eights Years As Madam Secretary" from Fortune magazine, September 1941. It includes a reproduction of a painted portrait of Perkins by Arthur Syk.
Contins material relating to the Center for Personalized Instruction housed at Georgetown University from 1973 to 1979. Includes issues of the PSI Newsletter; publication lists; brochures re workshops and conferences; and journal articles re PSI generally.
In addition to the Arabia and The Empty Quarter materials, the Harry St. John Bridger Philby Collection contains two annotated carbon manuscripts of "The Background of Islam: Being a Sketch of Arabian History in pre-Islamic Times."
