06. Latin American and Caribbean Collections
Found in 167 Collections and/or Records:
Charles Wagley Papers
The Wagley Papers document anthropological field work in the cultures of South America, especially Guatemala and Brazil.
T. Lynn Smith Papers
Manuscripts for three unpublished books on the social ecology of Latin America. Also of interest is a memorandum on agrarian reform in Brazil written in 1952 when Smith served as an advisor to the Brazilian government.
Raymond E. Crist Papers
The Crist Papers consist of diaries, correspondence, publication manuscripts, photographs, and reports related to his personal and professional life.
Roy C. Craven, Jr. Photograph Collection
Roy C. Craven, Jr. (1924-1996) served as the first director of the UF Gallery. This collection documents Craven's wide-ranging interests in art and culture and highlights the work he did in collecting art and crafting exhibits for the gallery. The collection consists of photographic prints, negatives, and slides featuring images from sites throughout the Americas, India, Indonesia, Europe, and Africa.
Neill Macaulay Collection
Correspondence, publications, writings, lectures, notes, talks, photographs, and scrapbooks of University of Florida Emeritus Professor of Latin American history Neill Macaulay. Also includes interviews with Macaulay and his wife Nancy Macaulay.
Efrain Barradas Mexican and Cuban Film Poster Collection
Matanzas-Sabanilla Railway Extension Collection
Cuban manuscripts from 1843 documenting the negotiations for the construction of the Matanzas-Sabanilla railway extension passing through important sugar refineries in Cuba.
Juan M. Ceballos Business Letters
Collection of business letters that deal with the affairs of Juan M. Ceballos’s company.
Wendy Pond Collection on Argentinian Trade Currency and the Red Global de Trueque
Newspaper articles, pamphlets, and currency from Argentina's Red Global de Trueque introduced as an alternate currency after 1998-2002 economic collapse.
Andrew St. George Collection
Manuscripts, drafts, research notes, clippings, newspapers, photographs, books, flyers, and correspondence documenting various political events during the 20th century in the Caribbean and Latin American region by photographer and journalist Andrew St. George.