Mexican & Mexican American History in the Borderlands

Arizona Historical Society

The materials located on this page can be found at the Arizona Historical Society Tucson location, an institution separate from the University of Arizona. This page represents only a small fraction of the Arizona Historical Society's materials related to Mexican & Mexican American life in the borderlands. Please contact their archivists for questions about additional materials.

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Books

A Guide to Mexican Witchcraft by William Madsen
Call Number: 970.4 M183

Publication Date: 1972
The Mexican-American People: The Nation's Second Largest Minority by Leo Grebler
Call Number: 301.45 M611, G788, 1970

Publication Date: 1970
Mexican and New Mexican Folkdances by Mela Sedillo Brewster
Call Number: 793.3 S448

Publication Date: 1945
Mexican Art by Justino Fernández
Call Number: 709.72 F363

Publication Date: 1965
Mexican Border Ballads, Written on the Border by Frank Bernard Camp
Call Number: 811 C185

Publication Date: 1916
Mexican Census, Pre-Territorial: Tucson, Tubac & Santa Cruz, 1831 by Kieran McCarty
Call Number: 312.979 M611 1831

Publication Date: 1975
Mexican Cookbook by Erna Fergusson
Call Number: 641.5 F354m

Publication Date: 1945
Mexican Rebel: Pascual Orozco and the Mexican Revolution, 1910-1915 by Michael C. Meyer
Call Number: 92 O74, M613

Publication Date: 1967
Mexican Trails; A Record of Travel in Mexico, 1904-7, and a Glimpse at the Life of the Mexican Indian by Stanton Davis Kirkham
Call Number: 917.2 K59

Publication Date: 1909
Perspectives in Mexican American Studies by University of Arizona Mexican American Studies and Research Center
Call Number: 301.45 M611, P466

Publication Date: 1988

Ephemera

The History of the Mexican American Community of Douglas, Arizona, 1901-1942 by Arizona Historical Convention (1986)
Call Number: Arizona Historical Convention (1986)

Publication Date: 1986
Development of the Mexican American Cultural Landscape in Tempe, Arizona by Arizona Historical Convention (1992)
Call Number: Arizona Historical Convention (1992)

Publication Date: 1992
Southern Arizona and the Mexican Revolution: An Example of How Events South of the Border Affected the Southwest by Arizona Historical Convention (1993)
Call Number: Arizona Historical Convention (1993)

Publication Date: 1993
American View of Mexican Women from 1820-1890 by Arizona Historical Convention (1998)
Call Number: Arizona Historical Convention (1998)

Publication Date: 1998
Mexican American Heritage Project ephemera collection
Call Number: Mexican American heritage project ephemera collection

Periodicals

The Journal of Mexican American History
Call Number: SERIAL--Journal of Mexican American history
The Mexican Revolution Reporter
Call Number: SERIAL--Mexican Revolution reporter
Noticiero Chicano by University of Arizona Mexican American Studies Committee
Call Number: SERIAL--Noticiero chicano
Alianza
Call Number: SERIAL--Alianza
Union: Hace la Fuerza
Call Number: SERIAL--Union : hace la fuerza

Photograph Collections

Fallis photograph collection, ca. 1929-1939 by Earl Fallis
Call Number: PC 042
Douglas, Arizona photograph albums, ca. 1911-1915, 1930
Call Number: PC 235
Carmelo Corbella photograph collection, ca. 1921-1930 by Carmelo Corbella
Call Number: UNP-220-tu, Carmelo Corbella photograph collection
Fisk photograph collection, ca. 1900-1910
Call Number: PC 046
Daniel Family Photographs, ca. 1910-1928
Call Number: PC 244

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