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Florence Lopez, graduation photo. Florence is the wife of the late Danny Lopez.

Life behind the family grocery store L & K Market for Joe Pun, Leslie Gin, Yee Gin Ling, Josephine Gin, Gin Lai Kwei Yee, and Jimmy M. Gin, 1958.

Joseph Gin, Jimmy M. Gin, Leslie M. Gin, Vincent M. Gin, and Joe Pun pose for the Gin family portrait.

Leslie M. Gin and Vincent M. Gin celebrating Christmas behind Ling's Market.

Vincent M. Gin, Gin Lan Kwei Yee, Yee J. Ling, and Leslie M. Gin attend a Chinese family's birthday party in El Rio Neighborhood, Tucson, Arizona.

Gin Lan Kwei Yee's parents, Chinese residents.

L & K Market, a family owned grocery store in the El Rio neighborhood. Josephine Gin Morgan, Gin Lan Kwei Yee, Leslie M. Gin, and Vincent M. Gin, owners and family members, pose outside of the store.

Yee Jin Ling's marriage certificate.

Mackenzie family photo taken shortly after Clark and Betty Mackenzie's dad, Joseph, was shot and killed by Pinkerton Guards in Pittsburgh railway yard. Joseph was jumping a train to get back home when he was shot.

Stef Mackenzie attends a birthday in Silver Spring, Maryland. The event made the local papers.

Photograph of Stephen Sczalocy in a garden taken before he immigrated to the United States. Sczalocy entered through Ellis Island and later settled in Philadelphia.

Clark Mackenzie surveying battlegrounds in Germany before US Army bombings.

Picture of Berta Mackenzie, twelve years old, at first communion in Pecs, Hungary. The original village was destroyed during WWII.

Randolph, Roderick, and Stefanie Mackenzie in John Wanamaker Department Store located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Far west estípite, ladder on east elevation.

Photo of four unidentified Cristeros in Jalisco

Photo of five Cristeros. To the right, with his leg crossed and a cartridge belt around his waist, sits Luis E. Ibarra who fought in Jalisco. After the 1929 amnesty as part of President Calles and the Church’s arrangements, Ibarra moved to Sonora.…

A copy from a series of flyers printed by the National League to Defend Religious Liberty promoting a boycott in 1929. The boycott comprised various actions such as not purchasing lottery tickets, attending playhouses or movie theaters. Its…

Article in which the news about the possible construction of a U.S. embassy in front of the Santa Sedea Cathedral is discussed and viewed by the seminary as an attempt to develop U.S. imperialism within the religious realm. The article includes the…

Epimenio Antonio (Tony) Pacheco attended the University of New Mexico. Pacheco's student activity card shows what life was like in Albuquerque, New Mexico at the university. His granddaughter is Carmella Scorcia Pacheco.