Hispanic Local History and Genealogy in the United States: Selected Titles at The Library of Congress

Introduction - I. Handbooks - II. Surnames - III. Hispanic History of - the United States - IV. Arizona
V. California - VI. Florida - VII. Louisiana - VIII. New Mexico - IX. Texas - X. Other States
XI. Puerto Rico - XII. Cuba - XIII. Mexico - XIV. Spain - XV. Emigration from Spain - XVI. Jews
XVII. Catalogs and Archives - XVIII. Other Countries of Spanish America - XIX. Miscellaneous

X. Other States

• Bancroft, Hubert Howe.
  History of Nevada, Colorado, and Wyoming, 1540-1888. San Francisco: The History Company, 1890. xxxii, 828 p. Ill. (incl. maps).
  LC call number: F851 .B215 vol. 25
  LC control number: 07018204
  Catalog Record

• Forging a community: the Latino experience in Northwest Indiana, 1919-1975. James B. Lane and Edward J. Escobar, editors. Chicago (1440 N. Lake Shore Dr., Chicago 60610): Cattails Press, 1987. vi, 297 p. Ill.
  LC call number: F535 .S75 F67 1987
  LC control number: 87010292
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  Articles by eighteen authors demonstrating the vitality of Hispanic communities in the Midwest, particularly those of Puerto Rican and of Mexican background.

• Hamer, Collin B., Jr.
  Genealogical materials in the New Orleans Public Library. New Orleans, La.: Friends of the New Orleans Public Library, 1984. 56 leaves.
  LC call number: Z1289 .H35 1984 F368
  LC control number: 84217029
  Catalog Record

• Hecho en Utah: a cultural history of Utah's Spanish-speaking communities = una historia cultural de las comunidades hispanas de Utah. Edited by Carol A. Edison, Anne F. Hatch, Craig R. Miller. Salt Lake City, Utah (617 E. South Temple, Salt Lake City 84102): Utah Arts Council, 1992. 56 p. Ill., maps.
  LC call number: F835 .S75 H43 1992
  LC control number: 93621738
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  A brief, bilingual overview of Utah's Hispanic population, including immigrants from Central and South America and the Caribbean, and a bibliography on Hispanics in Utah.

• Hispanic Colorado: four centuries history and heritage. Edited with an introduction by Evelio Echevarría and José Otero.1st ed. Ft. Collins, Colo.: Centennial Publications, 1976. 206 p. Ill.
  LC call number: F776 .H64
  LC control number: 76028877
  Catalog Record
  An introduction to Colorado's Hispanic culture. The bibliography includes a brief list of unpublished sources.

• Murillo, Louis C.
  Directory, hispanic resources in Michigan, 81 [1981.] Grand Rapids, Mich. (P.O. Box 1605, Grand Rapids 49501): Directory, Hispanic Resources, [1982?]. 59 p.
  LC call number: F575 .S75 M87 1982
  LC control number: 82207188
  Catalog Record
  Much information in a small book, but some of it is now dated. A large number of Michigan residents are of Hispanic origin, and this work lists (pp. 2-22) resource people all over the state by name, address and telephone number, agencies interested in or of use to Hispanic Americans (pp. 42-54), bibliography, members of the Commission on Spanish Speaking Affairs with addresses and telephone numbers, and Michigan radio stations that provide Spanish-language programming.

• Nosotros: the Hispanic people of Oregon: essays and recollections. Erasmo Bamboa and Carolyn M. Buan, editors. Portland, Ore.: Oregon Council for the Humanities, 1995. 160 p. Ill. (some col.), maps, ports.
  LC call number: F885 .S75 N67 1995
  LC control number: 95079043
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• Valdés, Dennis Nodin.
  Materials on the history of Latinos in Michigan and the Midwest: an annotated bibliography. [S.l.] Detroit, Mich.: D.N. Valdés. Additional copies, Wayne State University, College of Education, 1982. 34 p.
  LC call number: Z1297 .V34 1982
  LC control number: 83151182
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