Southwest Folklore Center Magdalena de Kino painted glass collection, 1965- (bulk 1976- )

Griffith, James Seavey

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León, Jesús.

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Ruiz, Olga E.

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Moreno, Álvaro.

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Guttierez, Gregoria.

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León, Eduardo.

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Moreno, Catalina.

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Martín, de León y Cárdenas, fray, 1584-1655

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Guttierez, Francisco.

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León, Anastacio.

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León, Matilde.

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Guttierez, Guadelupe.

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University of Arizona. Southwest Folklore Center

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The Southwest Folklore Center was founded in 1979 upon the dissolution of the University of Arizona Folklore Committee. Since then it has served as an archive for folklore material. Its activities include actively researching and collecting information about Arizona's folk communities, generating outreach programs, and coordinating folk activities throughout the state. From the guide to the University of Arizona Southwest Folklore Center records, 1979-[ongoing], (University of Arizon...