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Greater Arizona Collection: US Congressional Research Collection

Online tools and resources for research on Arizona and the Southwest

Subject Guide

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Renee James
Contact:
480-965-9279

Other Online Materials and Tools

Selected congressional papers, photographs, films and videos have been digitized and are available in websites or databases.

Goldwater at 1960 Republican National Convention 

1964 Goldwater Presidential Campaign Photographs 

Jack Murphy Audio Recordings 

Recorded messages to US servicemen in Vietnam from several Arizona US Senators and Congressmen in February 1971, and an August 21, 1965 interview with Barry Goldwater re: racial violence in California, defense spending, Central Arizona Project, Republican party politics and his recent back surgery.

Congressman Harry Mitchell Oral History Project 

Video interviews with Congressman Mitchell and six members of his Washington and Arizona staff.

Congressman Harry Mitchell Videos and Photographs (2014)

Arizona's Statesman: Congressman John J. Rhodes (2004)

Topical essays written by Rhodes with newsclips, correspondence, photographs and videoclips.

Arizona and Southwest Index

Descriptions of individual manuscripts, ephemera and photographs. Search by the name of the member and add the terms "digital photographs" to limit the search to descriptions with attached thumbnails.

Did You Know?

The Greater Arizona Collection makes accessible the papers of a number of Arizona Senators and Congressmen! Here's Senator Carl T. Hayden ca. 1935.

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