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42 Postcards: Mostly from Nigeria, with some from Mali. No addresses or writing on the cards

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41 Postcards: Mostly from Nigeria. No addresses or writing on the cards

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54 Postcards: mostly from Nigeria, but with some from Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa, and Sierra Leone. No addresses or writing on the cards

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Slides: Original container was labelled “Edited 5/23/70”.

1962: 23 slides (August) 1963: 40 slides (January), 11 slides (May), 15 slides (July), 29 Slides (October), 9 slides (December) 1964: 33 slides (June) 1968: 38 slides (September) 1969: 4 slides (January), 2 slides (October) 1970: 1 slide (January) Undated: 35 slides

Scope and Contents Eight photographs. Photo 1 is labelled “UN Summer ’64: MINEX Students” – This one has been moved from its original location in Box 2, Folder 11 to be housed with the other photographs.Photo 2 has no caption, and depicts a Nigerian with three Americans, sitting in a garden.Photo 3 depicts Lt.-Col. Odumegwu Ojukwu in military dress.Photo 4 depicts a large group of Nigerians and Americans lined up for a photograph.Photo 5 depicts a...

Scope and Contents This folder contains a letter from Nancy & George Axinn addressed to “Anne [Schneller?] & Dave [Wiley?]” from the late 1970s stating that these photos may be of interest to MSU. A 28 December 2001 letter from Joe Lauer to Peter Limb notes that the photos were from the estate of John W. Hanson, who died in 2001, and since he worked at Nsukka, perhaps the photos should be added to the Onuma Ezera collection. Photo 1 has a caption which reads “View of University [of Nigeria,...

Scope and Contents The folder contains a note from Anne Schneller of MSU African Studies Center which reads “These photos on Nsukka were given to us by the Axinns. If you think it appropriate, could you pass them on to the University Archives, or do whatever you think best with them?”Photo 1 (polaroid) depicts a man sitting on a stoopPhoto 2 depicts a Nigerian offering a lecture while others look on.Photo 3 is a Portraiture of a Nigerian.Photo 4 is a wedding...

Scope and Contents Photo 1 and 2 depict a group of people cheerfully socializing with drinksPhoto 3 and photo 4 are identical, depicting the 1964 Convocation for the University of Nigeria, NsukkaPhoto 5 depicts three men socializingPhoto 6 depicts a group of men, women, and children, seated for the photograph to be takenPhoto 7 depicts a group of men, women, and children, seated for the photograph to be takenPhoto 8 depicts a group of men and women,...