Documentation for the marriage of Catherine Arambel and Martin Etcheto in the U.S.

The collection includes materials (notes, drafts, correspondence) related to each of the main works by Frank Bergon, both academic and fictional writings; essays and reviews; correspondence, both professional and personal; materials related to Basque topics and family life, including an extensive collection of photographs.

Copies of articles about Basque literature written by Gorka Aulestia and the printing proof of Aulestia's Basque-English dictionary.

Copy of Hennigsen's "The Witches's Advocate" work.

Several copies of invitations to the "Basque Festival at Harrah's Lake Tahoe".

Various documents such as clippings, advertishments, postcards, calls etc. related with Basques in the US.

Oral History Project created from an opinion poll made to Basque American women.

Data about Basque people enrolled in California, data and statistics about Basques who arrived in New York port and statistics about Basque presence based on 1900 census in different States of the U.S. It also contains six books on various topics related to Basques in the U.S., maritime law and Basque regional code of laws.

BSQAP 0097 1992

-Two copies of the undergratuate thesis A Different View of Flight: Understanding Basque Women’s Immigration to the United States through Oral History by Jennifer Rochelle Smith.

- Interviews (tapes and transcriptions) Denise Gortari, Nekane Gavica, María Vega, Mary Echeverry and mom, Alicia Garijo, Jesusa Flamarique, and Mary Jane Chabot.

The collection contains handwritten manuscripts and drafts, both in Basque and English, of Joan Errea's published and unpublished work, plus a small selection of memorabilia.