The University of Arizona Libraries Digital Collections include:

• Diary of Alexander Grayson Bowman, 1861-1865

• Aguiar Collection; Sonora and Sinaloa Imprints; Early NW Mexico Printing “The collection consists of decrees from the state governments of Occidente, Sinaloa, and Sonora, Mexico. Also included are letters and memos concerning government business.”

• Early Northwest Mexico Printing Collection “The collection consists of one box containing one folder of seven items. The seven items are manifestos and broadsides from the Government of Occidente concerning the breakup of the State of Occidente into the States of Sonora and Sinaloa.”

• University of Arizona Photograph Collection “The University of Arizona Photograph Digital Collection contains images that depict the history of  the University from its inception.”

• Morris K. Udall Papers including photos from St. John’s High School in the 1930s, others from 1950s

• Correspondence of the Secretary of the Arizona Territory, 1864-1893

• Morales de Escárcega Collection “Having survived a tragic loss as a young man during the Mexican Revolution, Mr. Morales Díaz dedicated his life to the study and understanding of Mexican History. With few possessions including books, the family moved to Puebla. He started collecting more books in the early 1920s, building the library over time by adding important manuscripts and broadsides. These materials regard the treatment of Mexicans, crime along the border, extraditions, and other matters. The Morales de Escárcega Collection includes over 2000 books, just under 80 broadsides and manuscripts, as well as some photographs. Included in this digital collection are the manuscripts and broadsides included in the collection.”

• La Paz, Arizona Miscellaneous Record Book, 1862-1863 “Includes land and mining records, many of which involve Mexican families.”

• La Paz, Arizona Miscellaneous Record Book #1, 1863-1864 “Consists primarily of land records, many of which involve Mexican families”

• Pima County Recorder Ledger Book of Land Grant Documents, 1857-1882 “Consists primarily of land records, many of which involve Mexican families”

• Papers of the Oury Family, 1799-1933 (bulk, 1862-1894) “Contains correspondence, a diary, photographs, deeds, articles and speeches from the Oury Family Papers.The Oury family was an Arizona pioneer family, prominent in territorial political and military affairs.”

• kino “Report of an exploration, written at Mission Dolores, Pimeria Alta, 1699”

• The Jack Sheaffer collection “The Jack Sheaffer Photograph Digital Collection contains over 10,000 images that document the photographic history of southern Arizona during a time of explosive growth in the area, from 1955 – 1975.”

• Morris K. Udall Oral History Project

• The New Deal in Arizona–Connections to Our Historic Landscape “Celebrates the eclectic vision and historical contributions of one of Tucson’s most celebrated architects and marks the ongoing efforts of the library to provide electronic access to thousands of Joesler’s architectural drawings and plans.”

• Arizona, Southwestern and Borderlands Photograph Collection “The  collection contains photographs related mainly to Arizona,  the Southwest, and Borderland  region . The collection documents Tucson history, exploratory expeditions to the West in 1884-1885 and 1885-1886, and photos of Native American groups of the American Southwest and Mexico.”

• Records of the Comisionado de Mineria, Sonora, Mexico, 1825-1826 “Handwritten documents pertaining to the mining claim title for the Santa Ana Mine, located in the judicial district of Moctezuma, Sonora, near the towns of Cumpas and Oposura.”

• San Juan de la Boquillas y Nogales Land Grant Collection, 1833-1901 “Typescript and printed materials, chiefly deeds of sale (1879-1899), relating to the San Juan de la Boquillas y Nogales land grant. Land originally granted to Capt. Ygnacio Elias Gonzales and Juan Nepomucino Felix.”

• San Rafael De La Zanja Land Grant Collection, 1880-1887 “Collection consists of correspondence and legal papers regarding the claim of Alfred A. Green to the San Rafael de la Zanja land grant.”

• Papers of the Hohstadt Family, 1893-1944 “Collection consists primarily of correspondence and legal papers relating to the ranching and mining activities of the Hohstadt family.”

• Papers of Jose Maria Arana, 1904-1921 “Chiefly letters to Arana from supporters and opponents of an anti-Chinese campaign in Sonora, Sinaloa, and Baja California. Also included are official government communications, newspaper clippings, political campaign leaflets, and business letters.”

• The Joesler Collection including photos from the 1940s

• The Jack Sheaffer collection including photos from the 1950s

• Native American Water Rights “Documents regarding Native American Water Rights in Arizona.”

• Stewart L. Udall Papers- Mexican Water Rights includes treaties relating to water rights in the Southwest

• Stewart L. Udall Papers — Colorado River

  Annual Report of the Tesoreria Nacional de Arispe, Sonora, Mexico, 1823 “This duplicate of the 1823 annual account summary for the Tesoreria Nacional de Arispe is comprised of 148 leaves, with a highly ornamented title page. Each account is individually detailed, with a cumulative table at the end; all sections are signed by José Maria Mendoza.”

  Records of the Secretaria de Fomento, Colonizacion e Industria, 1873-1903, 1920 “Nine documents, mostly handwritten, pertaining to grants of land made to Juan Rochel and Jose Rico in Altar, Sonora, Mexico.”

  Records of the Compania Constructora Richardson, S.A., 1904-1968 “Photographs comprise the major part of the collection; legal papers and descriptive material are also included. The photos document the company projects from the excavation stages to completed dams. Also depicted are the port city of Guaymas and other Sonoran locations, Yaqui Indians, petroglyphs, the Richardson family and home…”

• University of Arizona Yearbooks 1903-2005 “This digital collection of the University of Arizona yearbooks contains a complete run of The Desert from its first issue in 1903 through its final issue in 2005.  The yearbook began annual publication in 1913 under the name El Sahuaro with the name changed to The Desert the following year.  The yearbooks document student activities as well as campus life and contain photographs and information about the university including: homecoming, graduating classes, athletic events, student organizations and faculty.”

Newspapers

• El Fronterizo (1926-1929)

• El Fronterizo (1926-1929) “El Fronterizo issues from 1926-1929.”

• La Cronica “La Cronica issues from November and December of 1916.”

• Hispano America “Hispano America issues from 1932-1934.”

• Americas 2001  “Americas 2001 issues from 1987 and 1988.”

• Basta Ya! “Basta Ya! issues from 1970-1972.”

• La Estrella Occidente “La Estrella Occidente issues from 1859-1871.”

• Boletin Oficial “Boletin Oficial issues from January to March 1879.”

• La Constitucion “La Constitucion issues from 1882-1900.”

• Coraje “Coraje issues from 1969.”

• Corazon de Aztlan “Corazon del Aztlan issues from 1981 and 1982.”

• El Hijo de el Fronterizo “El Hijo de el Fronterizo issue from 1912.”

• South Tucson’s El Independiente “South Tucson’s El Independiente issues from 1976-1982.”

• El Independiente “El Independiente issues from 1986-2003.”

• El Mosquito “El Mosquito issues from 1919-1925.”

• El Paso Morning Times (English) “El Paso Morning Times issue from 1913.”

• El Paso Morning Times (Spanish)

• La Prensa “La Prensa issues from May to July 1970.”

• El Pueblo “El Pueblo issues from 1968 and 1969.”

• La Raza “La Raza issues from 1968-1970.”

• Regeneración “Regeneración issues from 1970.”

• El Tucsonense “Describe your collection for visitors to your site.”

• Anis

• Kabul Times