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Vol. 1, no. 1 of The Bronx County Historical Society Journal, published January 1964.

Contents:
— A Letter From the President, p. 1
— A Letter From the Editors, p. 2
— George M. Zoebelein, The Bronx, A Struggle for County Government, p. 3
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Vol. 1, no. 2 of The Bronx County Historical Society Journal, published July 1964.

Contents:
— George J. Fluhr, "Bronck, Our First Settler," p. 40
— Leo Hershkowitz, "Select Documents Relating to Jonas Bronck," p. 44
— Jean Guthrie Knowles, "A…

Vol. 2, no. 1 of The Bronx County Historical Society Journal, published January 1965.

Contents:
— Thomas J. Mullins, "The Bronx and The Civil War," p. 1
— Bernard Postal, "A Short History of the Jews in The Bronx," p. 8
— Burton R. Pollin, "New…

Vol. 2, no. 2 of The Bronx County Historical Society Journal, published July 1965.

Contents:
— Thomas J. Mullins, "An Anniversary Greeting," p. 51
— Geroge M. Zoebelein, "Early Years of The Bronx County Historical Society (1955–1960)," p. 52
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Folder containing newsletters, fliers, and other paper memorabilia from the Committee Against Fort Apache, a Bronx-based organization that sought first to prevent the filming of Fort Apache, The Bronx (1981) and then to boycott the film after it was…

An oral history of the years that Thomas O. Warner spent at the Coops, or United Workers Cooperative Colony, located at 2700 Bronx Park East. Thomas O. Warner is the son of the famous Black nationalist and liberationist, Audley Moore, better known as…

An oral history of the years that Paul "Pete" Rosenblum spent at the Coops, or United Workers Cooperative Colony, located at 2700 Bronx Park East.

An interview with famous jazz drummer and teacher, Henry Adler, conducted by David M. Carp on December 5, 1995.

Interview with Manny Albam, jazz saxophonist, composer, arranger, and educator, conducted by David M. Carp on August 3, 1993.

Interview with Latin music percussionist, teacher, and bandleader, Johnny Almendra, conducted by David M. Carp on October 13, 1997.

Interview with Bartolo Alvarez, veteran Latin saxophonist, bandleader, store owner, and more, conducted by David M. Carp on April 17, 1994.

Vol. 3, no. 1 of The Bronx County Historical Society Journal, published January 1966.

Contents:
— Scherer, Stuart M. "Edward J. Flynn: The Evolution of a Political Boss," p. 1
— Wuttge, Frank, Jr., "Clason Point Kane," p. 26
— Tabor, George, "A…

Vol. 3, no. 2 of The Bronx County Historical Society Journal, published July 1966.

Contents:
— George M. Zoebelein, "Boundaries of The Bronx and Its Communities," p. 51
— Bert Sack, "Life in The Bronx: 1900," p. 76
— May A. Doherty, "The Ferris…

Vol. 4, no. 1 of The Bronx County Historical Society Journal, published January 1967.

Contents:
— Don Haider, "Buckley and the Amateur Democrats," p. 1
— Roger Arcara, "The Pelham Park Monorail," p. 24
— Milton Norwalk, "The Russian Village,"…

Vol. 4, no. 2 of The Bronx County Historical Society Journal, published July 1967.

Contents:
— Don Haider, "Buckley and the Amateur Democrats," p. 51
— David Levy, "In Answer to Don Haider," p. 70
— Nicholas Falco, "Cycling in The Bronx:…

Vol. 5, no. 1 of The Bronx County Historical Society Journal, published January 1968.

Contents:
— May A. Doherty, "The Schools of Westchester," p. 1
— Arthur Berliner, "The Pattern of Street Names of The Bronx," p. 8
— Llyod Ultan, "Gouverneur…

Vol. 5, no. 2 of The Bronx County Historical Society Journal, published July 1968.

Contents:
— George Tabor, "Leo Isacson and the Election of 1948," p. 51
— Edward Wolf, "Adam Hoffman: Master Brewer," p. 65
— Frank Wuttge, Jr., "Incubator of…

Vol. 1, no. 4 of The Listener: Thought and Opinion, published at 797 East 166th Street, October 29, 1938

Vol. 2, no. 38 of The Listener-News, published at 797 East 166th Street, October 7, 1939

Vol. 2, no. 48 of The Listener-News, published at 797 East 166th Street, December 23, 1939