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James Jeffrey Roche letters
James Jeffrey Roche was an Irish-born American journalist, author and diplomat. The collection consists primarily of letters written to Roche. Most of the correspondence is between Roche and Theodore Roosevelt. Other correspondents include diplomats, politicians and literary figures.
Collection is open for research; portions of the collection available digitally.
Patrick Rogers collection of Irish history
Collected by Irish Catholic priest, ecclesiastical historian, author, and educationalist Patrick Rogers, these records document Irish educational, political, and religious history through circulars, correspondence, ephemera, lectures, newsletters, newspaper clippings, and photographs.
Collection is open for research.
Edward B. Rooney, SJ papers
Collection is open for research.
Callista Roy, CSJ papers
Personal, professional, and research materials of twentieth-century nurse theorist and Boston College faculty member Callista Roy, CSJ, including article drafts, awards, biographical information, conference presentations, correspondence, photographs, research notes, and teaching materials.
Collection is open for research.
Digital content in this collection has been migrated from source media; digital use copies can only be accessed onsite in the Burns Library Reading Room.
Recordings have been digitally copied; all original media were retained, but may not be played due to format. Digital use copies can only be accessed in the Burns Library Reading Room.
Royal order of Charles IV on the Jesuit Universidad San Gregorio Magno, Quito, Ecuador: official manuscript copy
Official manuscript copy of the royal approval of the order merging the Universidad San Gregorio Magno with the Universidad de Santo Tomás de Aquino.
Official seal stamped on first page, dated 1792-1793. Dated and signed on page 5: "en Quito, en quinze dias del mes de julio de mil setecientos noventa y dos años, Joseph Enqrique." Final three pages are blank.
Open for research.
Fred Wilton Russell diary
Diary relating the author Fred Wilton Russell's travels in Europe, including his stays in Paris and at a school in Plauen, Germany, and his trips with his family to spas in Carlsbad and Franzenbad.
Open for research; digital version also available.
Boston College collection of George William Russell
This collection documents the professional life and work of Irish writer George Russell, who published under the name "AE." It contains correspondence, manuscripts, artwork, and a photograph.
Collection is open for research.
Matthew Russell, SJ correspondence
Correspondence of nineteenth and twentieth-century Irish Jesuit, poet, and editor, Matthew Russell, SJ. Most of the letters are written to Sister Mary Ignatia and discuss her editorial work at Catholic periodical, The Magnificat.
Collection is open for research.
Seymour Rutkin correspondence with Jane Jacobs
One exchange of letters between architect and affordable housing activist Seymour Rutkin to urbanologist and architectural critic Jane Jacobs regarding her book The Death and Life of Great American Cities.
Open for research.
George E. Ryan papers
Contains typescripts, correspondence, research files, publications, and ephemera related to Boston writer George E. Ryan's historical research and writing, especially about St. Botolph and Ellen Sewall Osgood.
Collection is open for research.
Mary Perkins Ryan papers
The papers include manuscripts, correspondence, articles, and other publications of twentieth-century author and editor Mary Perkins Ryan. Much of the correspondence deals with Ryan's book Speaking of How to Pray.
Collection is open for research.
Thomas F. Ryan, Jr. collection of maps
Historical maps of Europe and North America, with a focus on Ireland and revolution-era United States, collected by businessman Thomas F. Ryan, Jr.
Collection is open for research.
Edward Sackville-West letters to Clive Bell
Consists of 16 personal letters written by nineteenth-century novelist and music critic Edward Sackville-West to his friend, art critic Clive Bell beginning when both were young writers and spanning nearly forty years.
Collection is open for research.
Judson C. Sapp papers and collection of Rex Stout
The Judson C. Sapp papers and collection of Rex Stout document Sapp’s efforts to create a comprehensive collection of Stout first editions, as well as his activities as a fan and member of the Nero Wolfe literary society, the Wolfe Pack. Materials include correspondence; published materials; audiovisual records of Rex Stout's radio shows and television recordings; and ephemera.
Collection is open for research.
J. Randolph Sasnett papers
These papers document the literary friendships of twentieth-century Methodist minister and author J. Randolph Sasnett. The papers consist of letters from Wilfrid and Viola Meynell and Lady Marie Dickens; manuscripts by Viola Meynell, Alice Meynell, and Francis Thompson; photographs; and a drawing of Wilfrid Meynell.
Collection is open for research.
Boston College collection of Siegfried Sassoon
This collection contains a poem manuscript by twentieth-century British Catholic poet Siegfried Sassoon entitled "An Unwritten 'Essay on Satire'," correspondence from Sassoon to Addyes Scott and Katharine Kendall, and two printed works: The Horizon and Other Poems by Kendall and "Rogation" by Sassoon.
Collection is open for research.
F. W. Saunders papers
Correspondence received by Irish bank manager and history enthusiast F. W. Saunders, as well as a scrapbook containing ephemera related to W. B. Yeats. Correspondents include Jack B. Yeats and Elizabeth Corbet Yeats.
Collection is open for research.
Savings Banks Association of Massachusetts records
Composed of administrative records of the association, including meeting minutes, publications, reports, photographs, and other materials. There is also a scrapbook on the Massachusetts Association of Savings Bank Women.
Collection is closed.
Boston College School of Management records
Collection is closed.
Michael Schwartz Northern Ireland photographs
The collection contains photographic works created by American photojournalist Michael Schwartz documenting children in West Belfast, Northern Ireland during the years of political and religious strife of the Troubles, the 1980s and 1990s.
Collection is open for research, except Series V. Negatives, which are closed due to their format. Contact prints of most negatives are available in Series I. Contact prints.
Pasquale Sconzo papers
Papers documenting the professional life and scientific work of twentieth-century Italian mathematician and astronomer Pasquale Sconzo. Materials include correspondence, manuscripts, working papers, reports, notebooks and articles much of which relates to his work with IBM and space exploration.
Collection is open for research. Series II. Biographical is closed until 2045 due to the presence of personnel and security clearance files.
Scrap-book of an exhibition "Towards an Irish republic"
The scrapbook contains newspaper clippings, photographs, ephemera and correspondence.
Open for research.
Boston College scrapbooks collection
Consists of scrapbooks pertaining to the history of Boston College, particularly athletics.
Collection is open for research.
Second Vatican Council collection
Consists of official documentation and communications about the Second Vatican Council, such as transcribed addresses, summaries of proceedings, schema texts and summaries, and English translations of materials originally in other languages.
Collection is open for research.
Self-portrait / P. Inman
Collage on paper, consisting of a type-written list of food and drink eaten by the artist on May 31, 1977, with clippings and bottle cap from corresponding food packaging attached.
Open for research.