Burns Library Archival Collections

Nine photographs of Arnett Cobb and other musicians performing at the Hi-Hat Club in Boston, Massachusetts.

Collection is open for research.

Manuscript account ledger of the congregation of the laity of the chapel of Nuestra Señor de la O, in the Colegio de San Pablo, Lima. Begun in 1680, the ledger records retrospective donations from the first half of the seventeenth century through 1767, when the college was closed upon the expulsion of the Jesuits from Peru. The ledger continues with notes from the Junta de Temporalidades concerning former Jesuit property and income for the period 1775-1835.

Open for research.

Includes Coleridge's treatise on Logic, volume II, and Autograph Philosphical Remains.

Collection is open for research.

Typescript is heavily corrected, primarily for typesetting but also includes a significant number of the author's own alterations and annotations.

Open for research.

These papers document the work of Irish immigrant Patrick A. Collins (1884-1905), a lawyer, politician, and activist for Irish independence, through his correspondence, certificates, photographs, manuscripts, and printed materials.

Collection is open for research.

Consists of manuscripts, personal and professional correspondence, diaries, photographs of Margaret A. Colliton and her family, articles on nurses and nursing, and other publications. Some of the material relates to Shiloah, a non-profit foundation concerned with the spiritual dimension of nursing and healing, and Promisek, a non-profit concerned with the healing relationship between individuals and the land.

Collection is open for research.

Collection is open for research.

Papers document the life and work of twentieth-century Irish journalist, revolutionary, and nationalist Maire Comerford through her extensive research files, correspondence, diaries and notes, collected ephemera, and writings. Also included are genealogical records of the Esmonde family.

Collection is open for research.

Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann (CCÉ) is an international organization for the promotion of Irish music, song, dance, and language. These records document the history and activities of the CCÉ Province in North America, with related material from CCÉ in Ireland. The collection includes administrative records, promotional artifacts, and biographical materials, as well as recordings of performances, interviews, and other events.

Records documenting the Commercial Club of Boston, a social club for area businessmen in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Materials include correspondence, ephemera and artifacts from Club events, financial records, membership books, photographs, regular and executive committee meeting minutes, and lectures.

Collection is open for research.

Course of lectures on Aristotelian logic and the Institutiones of Saint Porphyry, itself a commentary on Aristotle. Bound volume of 259 leaves; written in Chancery hand, in brown ink. Pages ruled in red. Caption title on leaf A1r reads: Jacobi Comoleti philosophi In commersam dialecticam annotationes. Dated 4th October 1573 in margin of leaf A1r. Inscription on front pastedown reads: Commentaire manuscript par Jacob Comoleti philosophe sur la dialectique d'Aristote, octobre 1573.

Open for research.

Bound manuscript of 54 pages comprising a collection of antiphons and prayers. The compiler has not been identified. The first section includes the incipits of antiphons listed in order of feast days, with mensural notation in red and black. The second section includes a selection of Eucharistic prayers. Primarily written in a humanist miniscule book hand, interspersed with paratexts in two or more cursive hands.

Open for research.

Manuscript notebook of 56 leaves written in a single hand, comprising texts critical of the Jesuits, including papal letters, contemporary gazettes, and a Spanish translation of Ivan Dominik Stratiko's Orazione funebre recitata in Breslavia nei funerali di Lorenzo Ricci ultimo generale della Compagnia di Gesu. Bound in contemporary limp vellum.

Open for research.

Open for research.

Open for research.

The collection contains materials about James Brendan Connolly (1868-1957), an Irish-American athlete and author. It includes writings by and about him, newspaper clippings and ephemera, and a full run of Limelight magazine for which he served as an editor.

Collection is open for research.

This collection documents the musical activities and career of Irish traditional fiddle player Séamus Connolly. The collection includes field recordings, correspondence, press clippings, publications, photographs, awards, and artifacts. It also includes research notes and materials collected by Connolly on Irish traditional music.

Collection is open for research. Digitized versions of original recordings are available for Burns Library Reading Room use. Some audio and video items may not be immediately available due to formatting issues.

The collection primarily consists of correspondence of Irish politician, revolutionary, nationalist, and suffragist Constance de Markiewicz. Also includes posthumous materials documenting the 150th anniversary of Markievicz's birth and more, including biographies, newspaper clippings, exhibit ephemera, a real estate catalog, and photographs.

Collection is open for research.

Caption title. Manuscript fair copy, signed at end by Pedro Pablo Abarca de Bolea, 10th Count of Aranda, and other members of the Consejo en el Extraordinario, in justification of the expulsion of the Jesuits from the Spanish Empire.

Open for research.

This collection documents the literary and personal life of author Katherine E. Conway. Materials include diaries; drafts of her poetry and journalism; photographs; and scrapbooks.

Collection is open for research.

These papers document the history of the Corneille and Manel families of southern France through their birth, death, and marriage records; correspondence; court documents; diplomas; genealogical notes; invoices; land records; newspaper clippings, memberships; military records; and photographs, which show the course of the family from ancien régime through third republic France.

Collection is open for research.

This collection documents twentieth-century American Jesuit ethicist Jones I.J. Corrigan, SJ. Materials include a radio address by Corrigan attacking sexual freedom and the breakdown of morality in national life, a eulogy for him, a flier for a series of his night course lectures, and an announcement for the creation of a Boston College chair in his honor.

Collection is open for research.