Primary Sources: Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal: Spain

Documents related to diplomatic relations, parliamentary practice, and other official correspondence of the U.S. Dept. of State in Spain, 1801-1906

Primary sources in microfilm and book form at the Cornell University Libraries; pamphlets, selected writings, and other official documents and correspondence related to the Franco Regime

Primary source documents (pamphlets, images, official documents, news releases, and more) related to the Spanish Civil War

Archived issues of El Pais, dating from 1976 to present

Travel brochures, city guides, maps, books of views, postcards, and related materials documenting world cities and tourism in the 19th and 20th centuries. The Montes collection also includes more than 1,000 books (cataloged separately) on world cities and urban areas, the majority published between 1798 and 1960. Contains approximately 200 items from Spain.

Manuscript patent of Nobility (heavily illuminated) granted to Diego Gonca̧lez, Vezino del Lugar de Betares, dated 1563 (inscribed, with Latin text, in the ring surrounding the coat of arms on f. 2v, and in the text in Spanish on f. 31r), written on vellum. To this main document, bound with a cord made of red, gold, blue, and silver threads, a bifolium has been appended with three additional documents, each signed and dated: 1563 (ff. 32v, 33r) and 1564 (33v).

Digitized manuscripts and rare books held in Spanish libraries and archives.

During the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) children were evacuated from the war zones to "colonies" in the war-free areas of Spain and in the south of France. Drawings by these children – most between the ages of seven and fourteen – were collected from throughout Spain in a concerted effort by the Spanish Board of Education and the Carnegie Institute of Spain. A large group was assembled by Joseph A. Weissberger in early 1938 and brought to the United States on behalf of the Spanish Child Welfare Association for the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC – "Quakers")

Digitized access to La Novela Mundial, a series of popular fiction published by Rivadeneyra in Madrid between 1926 and 1928.

Digitized Spanish drama from the collections of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.