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Roy Lisker papers
Papers of mathematician, novelist, musician, publisher, and social critic Roy Lisker. Lisker publishes Ferment magazine and is the proprietor of the Ferment Press.
Jerome Long collection on World War II African American soldier court martial documents
The collection involves research on African American soldiers who were court martialed, found guilty, and executed while they served in the U.S. Army in World War II.
Long Lane Farm records
Long Lane School photographs
The Long Lane photographs includes copies of historical photographs (the originals are held in the Connecticut State Library), photographs of Long Lane buildings, and digital photographs of the interiors of buildings prior to demolition.
James Oliver Longstreet diary
James Oliver Longstreet's personal diary from the year 1856 covers the second semester of his junior year at Wesleyan, as well as the first semester of his senior year. Many events are recorded in the diary, including the 1856 presidential election and the founding of the Middletown chapter of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity. Longstreet also discusses his work as a teacher in North Guilford, Connecticut and North Branford, Connecticut.
Roy Lucas collection on abortion litigation
This collection documents state and federal abortion laws and court cases in the United States, spanning 1967-1973. It contains state and federal abortion litigation case files, documents, and correspondence; materials of the James Madison Institute; research files on aspects of abortion law, including studies of the Constitution and state laws on rights of the fetus; and publications regarding abortion and abortion laws including newspaper clippings about court cases.
William P. Lyon papers
The William P. Lyon papers consists of a photocopied journal, a partial transcript of the journal, two letters, and some biographical information. The manuscript diary is titled "Journal of a Trip to Middletown, Conn., Summer 1841," kept by William P. Lyon, as he surveyed the examinations at Wesleyan University. The diary is 47 pages in length, with a total of 5 entries ranging from June 29, 1841 to July 3, 1841.
Magic lantern slide collection depicting Victorian London
Collection of approximately 460 glass magic lantern slides depicting London, characters from Charles Dickens, and castles and cathedrals.
