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Tag: RG 59Little Poland en la haciendaFrom 1943 to 1946, Colonia Santa Rosa in Guanajuato, Mexico was the site of a US-government sponsored home for Polish refugees. About 240 miles northwest of Mexico City and “10 minutes’ ride by mule-drawn tram from the Leon railway station,” the hacienda included a 39-room ranch house, a flour mill, ten wheat storage warehouses, [...] Posted by Robin Waldman on April 22, 2011, under Civil Records. Foreign Service Friday! The Official-Informal LetterToday’s post is written by archivist David Langbart, who works primarily with diplomatic records. Researchers who use Department of State records may be interested to know a bit more about the types of documents used by Foreign Service Posts to communicate with the Department of State. This is the fifth, and final, in a series [...] Posted by David Langbart on April 8, 2011, under Reference. Foreign Service Friday! The Operations MemorandumToday’s post is written by archivist David Langbart, who works primarily with diplomatic records. Researchers who use Department of State records may be interested to know a bit more about the types of documents used by Foreign Service Posts to communicate with the Department of State. This is the fourth in a series of postings [...] Posted by David Langbart on April 1, 2011, under Archives II, Civil Records, Reference. Foreign Service Friday! The AirgramToday’s post is written by archivist David Langbart who works primarily with diplomatic records. Researchers who use Department of State records may be interested to know a bit more about the types of documents used by Foreign Service Posts to communicate with the Department of State. This is the third in a series of postings [...] Posted by David Langbart on March 25, 2011, under Archives II, Civil Records, Reference. Foreign Service Friday! The TelegramToday’s post is written by archivist David Langbart who works primarily with diplomatic records. Researchers who use Department of State records may be interested to know a bit more about the types of documents used by Foreign Service Posts to communicate with the Department of State. This is the second in a series of postings [...] Posted by David Langbart on March 18, 2011, under Civil Records, Reference, Researchers. Foreign Service Friday! The DespatchToday’s post is written by archivist David Langbart who works primarily with diplomatic records. Researchers who use Department of State records may be interested to know a bit more about the types of documents used by Foreign Service Posts to communicate with the Department of State. This is the first in a series of postings [...] Posted by David Langbart on March 11, 2011, under Archives II, Civil Records, Reference. Consumption Comes BackToday’s post is written by archives technician Ingi House. Going through records, sometimes it’s a surprise what you can find right off the bat: a cool name, a weird event, or even an interesting story. But what lies underneath the obvious is sometimes even better. All you need is a spark to start your mind turning [...] Posted by Guest Blogger on February 15, 2011, under Civil Records, Digital Projects, The Process. If I Was in Charge…We want to hear from our researchers! Here’s your chance to tell us what record groups you would like to see us working on…if you were in charge! In the last few years, the archivists working in the Textual Archives Services Division at Archives II have been involved in several large-scale processing projects. Archivists working with [...] Posted by Denise Henderson on February 8, 2011, under Civil Records, Military Records, Researchers. |
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