Records of the Inter-Group Relations Branch of the Federal Public Housing Administration. Collection includes directives and memoranda related to the PHA's policies and procedures. Contains correspondence about civil rights, racial policy, records regarding labor-based state activity, court cases involving housing decisions, racially restrictive covenants, and more. 

The Children's Bureau was established as a federal agency to improve the health and welfare of children. The pamphlets and reports from the National Archives included in this set reflect the evolving concerns of the Bureau in view of the prevailing conditions in the six decades covered. 

 The Center holds only part 1: Reports of the director; annual summaries, major conferences, speeches and articles.

This set includes personnel actions affecting Army officers and enlisted men, issuances of the War Department, and records of military expeditions, installations and campaigns from the files of the U.S. Adjutant-General's Office.

This set records the activities of Truman’s Secretary of State.

This subset of the "Irish University Press area studies series" covers Brtitsh relations with America (ca. 1840-1900). A significant portion of the set relates to commercial interests between the two nations, incorporating yearly reports of British consulates and legations on the social and economic conditions of the district in which the officer resided.