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Karl Ferguson Baldwin Collection of World War II Intelligence Reports on the Japanese
The Allied Translator and Interpreter Section was a joint Australian-United States intelligence agency that issued confidential reports on Japanese operations during World War II. This collection consists of 11 reports from the agency, mostly pertaining to Japanese military psychology, that once belonged to Colonel Karl Feguson Baldwin.
Anna Berliner Collection
Anna Berliner was a psychology professor who also wrote about Japanese culture and society. The collection includes material by and about her, including writings, correspondence, documents relating to her career, photographs, memorials written about her, and clippings related to her murder.
Black Student Union (Pacific University) Collection
Tabitha Brown Collection
Tabitha Brown was an Oregon pioneer and a founder of Pacific University. This collection includes several original letters by Tabitha and Clark Brown, copies of her account of travels on the Oregon Trail (known as the "Brimfield Heroine" letter), written documentation of Brown family memories, and other material related to the Brown Family.
Jean Burlingham Collection
Jean S. Burlingham (1925-2022) was a soprano opera singer active in the United States and Europe from the 1940s-1950s. This collection contains original recordings of her voice and a selection of material that she collected, chiefly consisting of sheet music for voice and piano.
Butts Family Collection
Carl Peterson Student Music Notebook
A notebook containing handwritten class notes from student Carl Peterson of Hillsboro. Peterson was a student in Pacific University's Conservatory of Music in the early 1910s.
Barbara Potts Carlin Scrapbook
Scrapbook of Barbara Potts Carlin who graduated from Pacific University in 1933.
Professor Carol B. Pratt lecture DVDs
In 1945 Pacific University joined with North Pacific College of Optometry to form the College of Optometry at Pacific University. This collection contains lectures given by optometry professor, C.B. Pratt, spanning from the 1940s to the 1970s.