Collection of Role-playing games, circa 1985-2000 (MS 375) 

1.83 linear ft. (3 boxes) 

This collection contains role-playing games including Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, Marvel Super Heroes, and DC Heroes. Items in the collection include player and master manuals, as well as maps and character pieces. 

Luis Ramirez Pimentel photographs of the Mexican Revolution, 1910-1920 (MS 236) 

1.75 linear ft. (7 boxes)  

This collection consists of around 1500 photographs and photographic postcards featuring the people, places, and events significant to the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) from the studio of Luis Ramirez Pimentel, including many images from the Chihuahua Campaigns (circa 1910-1913). 

Inlandia Institute "Making Waves" oral history project collection, 2011-2012 (MS 387) 

0.21 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains transcripts, MP3 audio files, and digital images related to the Inlandia Institute's oral history project, "'Making Waves: Women's Environmental Movement," which documented the stories of seven Inland Empire area environmentalists. Women interviewed for the project included Jane Block, Liz Cunnison, Melba Dunlap, Beverly Wingate Maloof, Sue Nash, Penny Newman, and Ruth Anderson Wilson. 

Seminario International Escenarios Politicos de la Transición a la Democracia records, 1989 (MS 017) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains newspaper clippings and conference papers related to the "Seminario Internacional Escenarios Politicos de la Transición a la Democracia," a seminar held in July of 1989 that discussed the various political transitions from socialism to democracy occurring in Latin America. 

Collection on the Mission Inn, circa 1880-1939, undated (MS 285) 

3.33 linear ft. (8 boxes) 

This collection consists of photographs and documents related to the Mission Inn, a national historic landmark located in Riverside, California, generally considered to be the largest Mission Revival Style building in the United States. The collection also includes images of Frank Miller, the first owner of the Mission Inn, Riverside's Mount Rubidoux, and other historic buildings in Riverside. 

Laura Klure collection on the Riverside Young Women's Christian Assocation (YWCA), circa 1883-2014 (MS 409) 

1.67 linear ft. (4 boxes) 

The collection consists of items collected by Laura Klure related to the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) of Riverside, a women's organization dedicated to empowering women and advocating for civil rights. Materials in the collection mostly consist of interviews, research, notes, and other documents related to the Riverside YWCA History Project, which was an effort by Klure and others undertaken in the early 1990s to document the history of the local branch and create an archive of Riverside YWCA records. 

Seminario Partidos Politicos en los Procesos de Democratazación records, 1989 (MS 018) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains schedules and proceedings from the "Seminario Partidos Políticos en los Procesos de Democratización," a seminar on the democratization of political parties in Paraguay held in 1989 and organized by the Grupo de Trabajo de Partidos Politicos (CLACSO) and the Centro Paraguayo de Estudios Sociologicos (CPES). 

Eloise Emerson papers, circa 1930-1995 (MS 191) 

1.25 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains correspondence, documents and other material from Eloise Emerson, an accomplished public health nurse who worked for the Riverside County Department of Health. The majority of materials in the collection focus on her nursing career, and her lobbying effort against the California State mandatory retirement age. 

Augustin Victor Casasola, circa 1880-1976 (MS 029) 

1.5 linear ft. (6 photograph albums) 

The collection consists of photographs from the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) taken by Agustín Victor Casasola, a Mexican photographer and co-founder of the Mexican Association of Press Photographers. Photographs in the collection include depictions of daily life in Mexico, and Mexican presidents in the early 20th century. In addition to photographs taken by Casasola, there are additional photographs on Mexico and its politics taken by Casasola's sons after his death in 1938. 

Paraguay photograph album, 1911-1926 (MS 037) 

0.83 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection consists of an album of photographs depicting various scenery, people, agriculture, and ruins in Paraguay in the early 1900s. Photographs in the album include views of a fleet from the 1912 Revolution, the Encarnación cyclone disaster of 1926, the Jesuit ruins at Jesus y Trinidad, and of the inauguration of the Salesian Agricultural School at Ypacaraí. 

Hugo Brehme photographs of Mexico, circa early 20th century (MS 019) 

0.5 linear ft. (2 photograph albums) 

This collection contains photographs of various people and landscapes of Mexico taken by Hugo Brehme, a German-born photographer that moved to Mexico in 1905.  

José Antonio Ulloa collection of cartes de visite, circa 1858-1868 (MS 027) 

0.71 linear ft. (2 boxes) 

This collection consists of 60 cartes de visite, owned by José Antonio Ulloa of Zacatecas, Mexico. Items in the collection include photographs and portraits of European, South American, and Central American royalty and military members from the 19th century. Many of the cartes de visite depict members of European royalty related to Napoleon I, as well as cartes de visite of figures surrounding the trial and execution of Mexican Emperor Maximilian I in 1867. 

Lantern slides collection, circa 1850-1930 (MS 277) 

1.67 linear ft. (5 boxes) 

This collection contains a variety of lantern slides depicting geographical areas, buildings and ruins, famous individuals, and people of various countries. 

Mexican Revolution photographs, circa 1910-1920 (MS 026) 

2.33 linear ft. (3 boxes) 

The collection contains black and white photographs taken during the Mexican Revolution in the early 20th century. Photographs in the collection cover various locations, battles, soldiers, and important figures such as Álvaro Obregón, Francisco Madero, Pancho Villa and Pascual Orozco. 

Photograph Collection on Venustiano Carranza, 1910-1920 (MS 036) 

2.0 linear ft. (1 photograph album, 1 box) 

The collection consists of photographs of Mexican revolutionary and President Venustiano Carranza, including depictions of Carranza on national tours and in areas being attacked by Revolutionaries during his time as Mexico’s president (1917-20). Photographs in the collection also include portraits of Carranza and other prominent Mexican figures, including Isidro Fabela and Álvaro Obregón. 

Photograph collection on Pancho Villa, 1913-1934 (MS 033) 

0.54 linear ft. (1 photograph album, 1 box) 

The collection consists mainly of photographs of Francisco “Pancho” Villa, a Mexican Revolutionary general and prominent figure during the Mexican Revolution in the early 20th century. Photographs in the collection include portraits of Villa, Villa with his troops and other military figures, Villa's murder in 1923, and photographs of Villa’s family. 

Gage Canal collection, circa 1891-1975 (MS 002) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains newspaper clippings, articles, and other material on the history of the Gage Canal, the system built in 1898 to supply water to the city of Riverside, California. Materials in the collection cover the sale of the Gage Canal company, various lawsuits and legal issues, and correspondence and photographs belonging to John M. Mylne, the superintendent and engineer of the Gage Canal System. 

Collection of Underwood & Underwood stereoscopic photographs, 1896-1908 (MS 413) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

The collection consists of 27 stereoscopic photographs depicting various locations in Jerusalem published by Underwood & Underwood at the turn of the 20th century. The majority of the photographs come from the "Jerusalem Tour" set published in 1904. 

Vernor Vinge papers, 1984-2011 (MS 385) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains correspondence, science fiction convention programs, and a floppy disk from science fiction author Vernor Vinge. The correspondence mostly concerns other authors and publishers sending Vinge their works for his review or comments. 

Abbie Voorhies DeVerges papers, circa 1941-1995 (MS 361) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

The Abbie Voorhies De Verges papers contain photographs, newspaper clippings, correspondence, certificates, and other material from Abbie Voorhies DeVerges, a nurse in the Air Force who worked at the Tuskegee Army Air Field during the Second World War. 

David C. Kopaska-Merkel collection on Dreams and Nightmares, 1990-2005 (MS 184) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains materials related to the publication and distribution of Dreams and Nightmares, a fantasy and science fiction poetry magazine edited by David C. Kopaska-Merkel. Items in the collection include original page proofs for a number of issues, art and poetry submissions, and correspondence and records related to some distributors of the magazine. 

Collection of signatures of British royalty and nobility, circa 1738-1920 (MS 271) 

0.21 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains signatures of British nobility and members of the British royal family and includes some signed letters and government documents. Notable signatures in the collection include those of Queen Victoria, Prince of Wales Albert Edward (later Edward VII), Princess May of Teck (later Queen Mary), and multiple Dukes and Duchesses. 

Charles Philip Yorke family correspondence, 1803-1831 (MS 270) 

0.21 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection consists of correspondence from 19th century British politician Charles Philip Yorke to various family members and fellow politicians. The collection also contains letters from Yorke's brother, Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, to Charles. Most of the correspondence concerns British political events of the early 1800s, most notably the ministries of Henry Addington and William Pitt the Younger. 

Anglican clergy correspondence, 1829-1913, undated (MS 269) 

0.21 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains correspondence written by clergy members from the Church of England during the 19th and early 20th centuries, primarily from bishops of various dioceses. Correspondence in the collection concerns mostly regular church business. 

Patricia Beatty papers, 1960-1988 (MS 220) 

18.35 linear ft. (45 boxes) 

This collection consists of notes, proofs, manuscripts, and other material related to the written works of Patricia Beatty, an award-winning author of children's books including Lupita Manana and Charley Skedaddle. The collection also includes materials on books Beatty co-authored with her husband John Beatty. 

Riverside Youth Concert Series records, 1962-1978, undated (MS 107) 

2.5 linear ft. (2 boxes) 

This collection contains administrative records, press clippings, and other material from the Riverside Youth Concert Series, an organization in Riverside, California that provided affordable fine arts performances to local children from 1962-1978. 

Collection on Philip K. Dick, 1952-1992, undated (MS 199) 

2.25 linear ft. (2 boxes) 

The Collection on Philip K. Dick consists of press clippings, publications, short stories and manuscripts regarding Philip K. Dick, an American novelist who has published almost entirely in the science fiction genre. His works have been published in numerous literary magazines, such as Galaxy, Amazing Stories, and Fantasy and Science Fiction. The collection also consists of newsletters from the Philip K. Dick Society, and photographs and press booklets from the film Blade Runner. 

George Nader papers, circa 1880-2008 (MS 401) 

9.67 linear ft. (9 boxes, 2 flat folders) 

This collection consists of the professional and personal papers of actor and science fiction writer George Nader, including manuscript drafts, photographs, financial information, audio cassettes, and a film poster. Notable manuscripts in the collection include Nader's unpublished work The Perils of Paul, and Trio of Forever Friends, an autobiographical work written by Nader's partner Mark Miller about their friendship with actor Rock Hudson. 

Turfgrass conferences and events collection, 1949-1965, undated (MS 050) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection consists of documents, programs, and fliers from conferences and events on turfgrass management held mostly in California in the 1950s and early 1960s. 

Walton B. SInclair, 1941-9172, undated (UA 064) 

0.21 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains publications written and co-written by Walton B. Sinclair, a pioneer plant biochemist who worked at the Citrus Experiment Station in Riverside beginning in 1932 and was a professor emeritus of biochemistry at the University of California, Riverside. Publications in the collection focus on Sinclair's research regarding the biochemistry of various citrus fruits, as well as an article Sinclair wrote regarding the state of higher education in the Southern United States. 

George A. Zentmyer papers, 1976-2003 (UA 225) 

0.21 linear ft. (1 box) 

The George A. Zentmyer papers is a collection of newsletters, monographs, and magazines related to UC Riverside professor emeritus George A. Zentmyer’s research on phytophthoras, which are a genus of plant-damaging molds that can cause damage to crops and natural ecosystems. The collection also includes obituaries for Zentmyer, and a booklet from his funeral service in 2003. 

Christena L. Schlundt papers, 1936-2003, undated (UA 075) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection includes documents, correspondence, photographs, and other material regarding Christena L. Schlundt, Professor Emerita of Dance and founding faculty member at the University of California, Riverside (UCR). Materials in the collection include items pertaining to the UCR Department of Dance, the study of dance, and modern dancers and choreographers like Ted Shawn and Barton Mumaw. 

Boysie E. Day papers , circa 1988, undated (UA 056)  

0.21 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains documents regarding Boysie E. Day, a former professor of Plant Physiology at UC Riverside. Items in the collection include a biography of Day, as well as an unpublished manuscript written by Day about a sailing expedition he took in the Pacific. 

Riverside School Study collection, 1966-1972, undated (MS 376) 

1.25 linear ft. (3 boxes) 

The Riverside School Study collection is a collection of reports and newsletters that document the joint research performed in the late 1960s by the Riverside Unified School District and the University of California, Riverside on the relationship between the desegregation of public schools and emotional adjustment and academic achievements of children. The collection also includes publications and guidelines for educators placed in newly desegregated school environments. 

George A. Boyce papers, 1936-1971 (MS 167) 

2.5 linear ft. (4 boxes, 1 flat folder) 

The George Boyce papers consists of the professional papers and manuscripts of George Arthur Boyce, a Native American historian and former Director of Navajo Education for the United States Bureau of Indian Affairs. This collection documents his work with Navajo education and includes materials from his research and photographs depicting Navajo schools and students. Additionally, the collection includes oversize posters of day school budgets and Navajo translated newsletters. 

John DeChancie papers, 1977-1999, undated (MS 355) 

2.92 linear ft. (8 boxes) 

The John DeChancie papers is a collection of documents consisting of manuscripts, page proofs, and correspondence relating to the literary works of American comic fantasy and science fiction writer, John DeChancie. 

John Hunt papers, 1993-1997 (MS 168) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

The collection contains press clippings, letters, and other material related to the research of historian John Hunt, focusing on the people and landmarks of Desert Hot Springs, California. 

Allison V. Armour expedition to Yucatán, Mexico photograph album, 1895 (MS 023) 

1.58 linear ft. (1 box) 

The collection consists of an album of photographs depicting the Allison V. Armour expedition to the Yucatán peninsula in Mexico, a research expedition undertaken in 1895 by curators from the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. Photographs in the album focus mainly on the Mayan ruins visited by members of the expedition, with additional photographs of local scenery and the expedition group. 

Enrique Reyna Díaz photographs of the inauguration of Álvaro Obregón, 1920 (MS 034) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

The collection consists of a photograph album of nearly 200 black and white images taken by photojournalist Enrique Díaz Reyna of the festivities relating to the 1920 inauguration of Mexican President Álvaro Obregón. 

David Livingstone lantern slides collection, circa 1900, undated (MS 228) 

0.5 linear ft. (2 boxes) 

This collection contains lantern slides published by the London Missionary Society regarding David Livingstone, the noted explorer and medical missionary who traveled to Africa in the 19th century. The lantern slides in this collection depict Livingstone’s life in color illustrations and are accompanied by a pamphlet that provides descriptions of the slides. The collection also includes a handwritten piece on David Livingstone by an unknown author. 

William Berwald papers, 1864-1948, undated (MS 078) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains several items related to composer William Berwald, including photocopies of several of his compositions, performance programs, articles, and a copy of a manuscript remembrance of Berwald written by his daughter. 

Collection of Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda television scripts, 1999-2004 (MS 210) 

4.67 linear ft. (4 boxes) 

The collection consists of television scripts from Seasons 1-5 of the Canadian-American science fiction television series, Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda (2000-2005), also known as Andromeda, which was based on unused material from screenwriter Gene Roddenberry. The collection also includes a script of an unaired episode from Season Two. The majority of the scripts are rough drafts and written before their air date. 

Collection on Minority Issues, 1966-1969 (UA 133) 

0.42 linear ft. (1 box) 

This collection contains programs, newspaper clippings, fliers, posters, and other materials related to minority issues both on and off the UC Riverside campus in the late 1960s. Topics addressed in the collection include information on ethnic studies, African American students, Mexican American students, protests, and related campus events. The collection also includes items related to civil and labor rights issues happening off campus affecting students, on topics such as housing discrimination, farm worker strikes, and politics.