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Topolobampo reference collection, 1862-1999.

Title: Topolobampo reference collection, 1862-1999.

The collection is arranged in four series: Topolobampo, pamphlets and periodicals, secondary sources, and utopian societies and cooperatives.

ArchivalResource: 1.4 linear feet.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/50209389 View

J.J. Martin papers, 1880-1972, bulk 1885-1936

Title: J.J. Martin papers 1880-1972, , bulk 1885-1936

Contains documents from and relating to the Kaweah Colony, the Hartly Bay Lumber, Trading & Fishing Company, the Tasmania Colony, as well as information on other cooperatives. The Kaweah Colony records include official documents, correspondence, legal documents from a case with the U.S. Government, a scrapbook and two histories, including one unpublished manuscript by Martin. Papers also include a small amount of personal and family papers including an unpublished manuscript, "Religion and Socialism."

ArchivalResource: Number of containers: 5 boxes and 4 volumes; Linear feet: 2.2

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Martin, J. J. (James John), 1845-1938. J.J. Martin papers, 1880-1972 (bulk 1885-1936).

Title: J.J. Martin papers, 1880-1972 (bulk 1885-1936).

Contains documents from and relating to the Kaweah Colony, the Hartly Bay Lumber, Trading & Fishing Company, the Tasmania Colony, as well as information on other cooperatives. The Kaweah Colony records include official documents, correspondence, legal documents from a case with the U.S. Government, a scrapbook and two histories, including one unpublished manuscript by Martin. Papers also include a small amount of personal and family papers including a typescript of "The Curse of Capitalism" and an unpublished manuscript, "Religion and Socialism."

ArchivalResource: 5 boxes, 4 volumes (2.2 linear ft.)Upton Sinclair correspondence : partial microfilm reel : negative (Rich. 401:4) and positive.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/84650818 View

Howland, Marie. [Letters to Edmund C. Stedman] [microform].

Title: [Letters to Edmund C. Stedman] [microform]. [1874-1907]

Letters to Stedman, poet and critic, from Howland, a writer and social reformer. With her husband, Edward Howland, she helped colonize a utopian settlement in Mexico. The Howlands edited "Credit Foncier of Sinaloa", first from Hammonton, N.J., then from 1885-90, in Mexico.

ArchivalResource: 61 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/30692402 View

Topolobampo Collection, 1872 - 1910

Title: Topolobampo Collection, 1872 - 1910

The Topolobampo Collection contains Albert Kimsey Owen's business records and promotional materials related to the colony and railroad enterprise established on Topolobampo Bay, Sinaloa, Mexico between 1872 and 1910. Materials include business correspondence, writings by Owen, legal documents, descriptions of corporate entities, promotional materials, images of the colony, maps, and plans of Pacific City. Prominent correspondents include C.B. Hoffman, John W. Lovell, J.H. Rice, and Arthur E. Stilwell. Corporations represented in the collection include the Credit Foncier Company; the Texas, Topolobampo and Pacific Railroad and Telegraph Company; the Mexican Western Railroad; and the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway Company. Materials that describe day-to-day life in the colony are not represented in the collection.The collection is arranged in four series: 1) CORRESPONDENCE, 2) WRITINGS BY OWEN, 3) SUBJECT MATERIALS, and 4) MAPS AND PLANS.

ArchivalResource: 2.30 linear feet; (4 archive boxes and 8 oversize folders)

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Kneeland, Clarissa Abia, 1878-1950. Topolobampo collection, 1836-1979.

Title: Topolobampo collection, 1836-1979.

ArchivalResource: 44.75 linear feet.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/31230320 View

Reynolds, Ray,. Topolobampo collection, 1872-1910.

Title: Topolobampo collection, 1872-1910.

The collection is composed of Albert K. Owen's business records documenting the development of Topolobampo, Sinaloa, Mexico, including correspondence, writings, legal documents, published articles, maps, and development plans. The writings series includes examples of Owen's utopian thinking and an account of his first perceptions of Topolobampo Bay. The subject series contains diverse materials pertaining to the building of a railroad connecting Topolobampo to locations in the United States. Principal correspondents represented in the correspondence series include John W. Lowell, C.B. Hoffman, J.H. Rice, and Arthur E. Stilwell--all of whom played some role in the development of Topolobampo--and Mexican president Porfirio Díaz, who helped Owen obtain permission to build a railroad.

ArchivalResource: 2.3 lin. ft. (4 archive boxes and 8 oversize folders)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/20293829 View