Vietnam War (1961-1975)
Found in 39 Collections and/or Records:
Robert H. Abzug poster collection
The Robert H. Abzug Poster Collection, 1969, comprises three political posters from Berkeley, California.
Eddie Adams photographic archive
The archive spans Adams' entire career as a photojournalist in the U.S. and abroad. It includes slides, negatives, prints, and audio and video materials, as well as personal calendars, field notes, assignment files, and tear sheets.
Brad Bergmann collection
Brad Bergmann holds an MBA from California State University in Long Beach. He has been interested in photography since 1961 and has photographed all over the world. The photographs document several events and subjects in both California and Texas, including the largest anti-war protest gathering in the history of San Francisco held on April 24, 1971.
Jack Boyle photographs
Photos largely document social events at Forbes Air Force base near Topeka, Kansas, circa 1954. Included are musicians, wrestling matches, and beauty competitions, as well as some images of military equipment and aerial reconnaissance photos. Also included are three sepia images taken in Alaska in 1958.
Brenner-Pomerantz Vietnam collection
The collection consists of about 100 press and wire photographic prints from various photographers, with the original captions included in many cases. The bulk of the material focuses on the Vietnam War, with additional prints from other international conflicts and events from the same time period.
George Carlson papers
George W. Carlson was Director of Police, UT System, Special Services Security Division, in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The papers include clippings, reports, photos, notes, and motion picture film pertaining to UT students, professors, and protests.
Fagan Dickson papers
Comprising correspondence, campaign items, printed material, notes, and newspaper clippings, the Fagan Dickson Papers, 1956, 1967-1968, undated, document Fagan’s career as an attorney and his bid for the Democratic seat in the 1968 Texas congressional election.
Jim Domke photographic archive
Ranging in date from 1972 to 1999, the Jim Domke Photographic Archive consists of photographs and print materials by and related to the career of photojournalist Jim Domke.
Helen Garvy and Robert Pardun papers
Correspondence, photographs, books, administrative files, videos, and law enforcement files chronicle the antiwar and social justice activities of Helen Garvy and Robert Pardun, both of whom were leaders in the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS).
