ARMENIAN
MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS
Bedikian, A.A.
Correspondence, 1948. 1 item. A letter from Bedikian to a Mrs. Edith M. Schmavonian. Bedikian was affiliated with a church on 34th St. in Leonia, New Jersey. The letter concerns the history and translation of the Armenia Bible and Armenian-American religious practices. In English. Register available.
Bentley, H. Wilder
Printer's note, 1938. 1 page. Bentley designed and printed William Saroyan's first edition of A Native American, which was later published as My Name is Aram. Bentley comments on the editions of Saroyan's short stories and on his part in launching Saroyan's career. In English. Register available.
Chavooshian Family
Photographs, 1903-1912. 4 prints. Jamgochian and Karpeghian family portraits; Pennsylvania. Gift of Mrs. Chavooshian.
Delaware Historical Society
Photograph, 1908. 1 print. One group shot of female Armenian orphans. Gift of the Delaware Historical Society.
Derian, Osrag
Correspondence, 1964. 2 pages. The collection consists of one letter to an unknown correspondent. In Armenian. Register available. Gift of Osrag Derian.
Derian, Osrag
Photograph, 1963. 1 print. Informal group portrait. Gift of Osrag Derian.
Krikorian Family
Photographs, n.d. 6 prints. Photographs associated with Near East War Relief (World War I), Rev. Krikorian and family members; Syria and United States. Gift of Rev. Krikorian.
Kzirian Family
Photographs, 1910s-1970s. 35 prints. Family portraits and events; Massachusetts and Philadelphia. Gift of Andrew Kzirian.
Malcom, Malcolm Vartan (1883- )
Manuscript, 1919. 1 folder. Typescript of a draft "The Armenians in America," with an introduction by Leon
Dominian. In English. Register available. Gift of Arsine and Margaret Schmavonian.
Tourigan, Martin
Papers, n.d. 1 ft. The collection includes uncataloged photographs, the family coat of arms, and a map of Armenia painted by Tourigian, with family birthplaces marked. In English. Inventory available. Gift of Martin Tourigain.
Wilking Family
Photographs, 1898-1907. 6 prints. Djerjain and Kevorkian family portraits and groups: Turkey and Philadelphia. Gift of
J.K. Wilking.
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