BYU Library - Special Collections

"A Letter to Mr. Lu Digen from the Korean Guerrilla Headquarters," written by unknown author, in Japanese. Dated May 10, 1942.

One photocopied article by Friedrich Kaufmann on the Silbermann organ in Bouxwiller, one sheet of specifications for the organ, and two identical brochures about the organ.

There are 2 sheets of specifications, one with specifications of the restored organ, and one of the specifications of the original from the 1700s. There are 3 brochures, each discussing the organ, its history, and specifications. There are four postcards, three of which depict the organ, while one depicts the church exterior. There are six photocopied articles about the organ, its history, and specifications in various languages.

Program for concerts on the Silbermann organs for the Bachjahr 2000. It also contains an article by W. Lottermoser on the Silbermann organ in the Freiberg Cathedral.

Contains two sheets of specifications as well as a one-page article on the Silbermann organ in the Cathedral. There are two postcards and three photographs of the organ, as well as a handful of brochures that both give information about the organ and info about scheduled performances on the organs.

There are two postcards depicting the Brombaugh organ, and a stapled article about the different organs used by the Goteborg International Organ Academy and the specifications for those organs.

There are two articles, one of which is in dutch and describes the church and the organ with its specifications. The other article is in English and talks about the history of the church. The postcard has a picture of the organ on the front, and a timeline and specifications on the back.

There is a black and white photograph of the organ, a sheet of paper with specifications (appearing to be the first page of the article), and an article about the last 25 years of Felsberg organ building, including technical information and specifications on the organ at St. Paul.

Includes research materials on Keetley, Utah, collected by Marilyn Curtis White. Contains academic theses, letters, clippings, maps, and articles, many of which are photocopies. Includes research materials on Fred Wada, the leader of the Keetley camp, and Keetley pioneer George A. Fisher. Materials are dated 1890 to 1990.

There are two photocopied sheets of an article titled "Die Weigle-Orgel 1983" which mentions the specifications of the organ. There is also a postcard of the exterior of the church as well as six photographs of the organ.