This manuscript is an English novel by Ameen Rihani that was eventually written in Arabic. It describes the oppression of the woman under the Ottoman Empire.
Two booklets and loose correspondence for the 25th anniversary celebration of St. Anthony's Orthodox Church of Bergenfield, New Jersey. One booklet contains the program and menu for the event. The other booklet contains a history of St. Anthony's and…
A Houston Newspaper article detailing the visit of Najati Kabbani, ambassador of Lebanon to the United States, to Houston, Texas to attend the Southern Federation of Syrian Lebanese American Clubs convention in July 1977.
The History of the United States and the History of Syrian Emigration by Basil M. Kherbawi. Though split into two files here for readers' convenience, the two were published as one volume, in Arabic for immigrant readers, in 1913. Kherbawi was the…
Resident Spotlight of Nell Kahdy from The Heritage, where Nell and George lived. The spotlight gives a page-long overview of Nell's life and accomplishments.
A white envelope that details that George A. Kahdy was in Lebanon sometime around 1947. It also mentions Nellie Kahdy's inability to join him as she was pregnant with George and Georgette at the time, who were born on January 16, 1947. The note also…
This manuscript is a book Ameen Rihani wrote, which contains a number of lectures, articles, and documents discussing Palestine and Zionism. Posthumously published in 1967 as The Fate of Palestine.
Two alternate photographs of the El-Khouri children taken during a 1966 El-Khouri family trip to ride the Bear Creek Junction Railroad in western North Carolina.
Pamphlet titled The Conflict in Palestine: Recent Books and Articles on the Jewish-Arab Problem at the Albany Public Library, 1930. It lists a number of books on the aforementioned topic, and is listed for two articles on the topic: Palestine Arabs…
The Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America invitation card. The card states that is invited to become a member at the Seventh Session of the Seminar in Mexico City from July 3-23, 1932.
