Tempe (Ariz.)
Found in 68 Collections or records:
Marcella Ocampo, Eva (Ocampo) Ortega, and Francisca (Ocampo) Quesada. Tempe, Arizona, 1956
This collection houses approximately 914 snapshots and commercial portraits showing the Ocampo, Quesada, Ortega, and Valencia families between 1860 and 1989. Many of these images document graduations, weddings, military service, and ranching and most were made in the vicinity of Wickenburg. The majority of the photographs are silver gelatin prints; dye-coupler prints are also included.
Maria Ortega and Billy Alvarez. Tempe, Arizona, 1950
This collection houses approximately 914 snapshots and commercial portraits showing the Ocampo, Quesada, Ortega, and Valencia families between 1860 and 1989. Many of these images document graduations, weddings, military service, and ranching and most were made in the vicinity of Wickenburg. The majority of the photographs are silver gelatin prints; dye-coupler prints are also included.
Memoirs of Geneva Williams Adams (1907 September 3-1985 April 24), Undated
Murdock, Myrtle Cheney (Myrtle Mina Cheney), 1885-1980
Our Lady of Mount Carmel: a History of the Catholic Church in Tempe, 1971
Property Management, Tempe Center Purchase Records, Original Purchase Papers
Pyracantha Press
This artificial collection consists of prospectuses, checklists, catalogs, and other advertisements mailed to prospective buyers by small press and fine press publishers in the 20th and 21st centuries. The majority of presses represented in this collection are American. The collection is arranged in alphabetical order by the name of the press, or the printer's last name where applicable.
Pyracantha Press (Newsclippings: Dan Mayer)
This artificial collection consists of prospectuses, checklists, catalogs, and other advertisements mailed to prospective buyers by small press and fine press publishers in the 20th and 21st centuries. The majority of presses represented in this collection are American. The collection is arranged in alphabetical order by the name of the press, or the printer's last name where applicable.
Pyracantha Press (Newsclippings: John Risseeuw)
This artificial collection consists of prospectuses, checklists, catalogs, and other advertisements mailed to prospective buyers by small press and fine press publishers in the 20th and 21st centuries. The majority of presses represented in this collection are American. The collection is arranged in alphabetical order by the name of the press, or the printer's last name where applicable.