Circa 1950s doll made in Italy representing traditional dress in other European cultures. Blue and white dress with blonde hair in pigtail braids.

Circa 1950s doll made in Italy representing traditional dress in other European cultures. White dress with embroidery.

Printed copy of "The Unanimous Declaration by Men of Many Races in the United States of America." Declared in Philadelphia in 1918 by a group of delegates of many ethnicities wanting fair treatment in the US. Torn into two pieces.

Glossy color print of "March North Atlantic" by Frederick Judd Waugh, an American maritime artist. Depicts waves crashing on a rocky shore.

Watercolor on paper of a large tree and hut with mountains rising behind. Includes Chinese characters. Paper it is mounted on is torn in several places.

Brown leather bound 1871 copy of "Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica" by Isaac Newton. In Latin, this is the third edition of the work which Newton authored in 1726. Reprinted and published by Robert and James MacLehose of Glasgow in 1871.

Framed artwork dated May 1955 given by the 18 Nationality Room committees in existence to University of Pittsburgh's Chancellor Rufus Fitzgerald to recognize his ten years of leadership. Artist Van Ordstrand used original designs from every room to represent each committee.

Framed document stating the mission of the Nationality Rooms at the University of Pittsburgh made June 4, 1937, the year before the first rooms were dedicated. Included are original signatures of chairpersons of the original 17 Nationality Room Committees as well as university officals' signatures like John Gabbert Bowman, Chancellor, and Ruth Crawford Mitchell, first Director of the Nationality Rooms Program.

Oil painting on wood of sailboat in a stormy harbor. Artist is Charles Arthur Lodder, active until 1884 in Largs, Scotland. Titled "Running for Shelter." Wood is split horizontally at bottom of painting, in large, somewhat damaged frame.