A unique resource about a unique culture
The Jon Bilbao Basque Library Collections highlight the life of Basque people in the United States and Europe through its rare journal holdings, manuscript materials, and visual materials. If you have questions about these materials contact the Basque Library.
A selection of more than five thousand images from Jon Bilbao Basque Library's extensive photography collection showcasing Basque landscapes and the life of Basque Americans.
The collection includes various types of materials: letters with other Basque personalities in the exile, on political and cultural issues, from 1939 to 1958.
La Baskonia, published from 1893 until 1943, represents the vitality and creativity of the Basque community in Argentina during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, providing its insights into the lives and aspirations of Argentina’s Basque Community.
This collection contains "Escritos Prudencio Iriarte," the memoir of Prudencio Ituarte. Prudencio started writing the biography on October 12th, 1961. The memoir recalls Prudencio's whole life, from his early years in Lekeitio, Bizkaia, Basque Country, to his migration to Mexico, his life as a Basque migrant, all the way to his last will.
Collection compiles the histories of the Etchemendy-Uhalde family, a Basque family that immigrated to Northern Nevada in the early 1900s.