University of Southern California Digital Library
Our collections span from a wide range of visual media, drawings, manuscripts, and rare illustrated books and particular emphasis on materials from Los Angeles, Southern California, Western United States, and the Pacific Rim.
Showing 1941 items from University of Southern California Digital Library
Filter by
-
A Tahitian family in front of his houseUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage Society Islands / Tōtaiete mā -
An old Tahitian woman with a childUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage Society Islands / Tōtaiete mā
-
Departure for a missionary tour to Bora-Bora and MaupitiUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage
-
Portrait of an old Polynesian womanUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage
-
Two deaconesses of the Leper-house at Orofara, on the beachUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage Society Islands / Tōtaiete mā
-
At a pre-school, Miss Marconnet with her pupils, MooreaUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage
-
Part of the building of Papeete Girls' schoolUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage Society Islands / Tōtaiete mā
-
Three lepers in front of their kitchenUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage Society Islands / Tōtaiete mā
-
Papeete Boys' School. The class of Miss SpeltaUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage Society Islands / Tōtaiete mā
-
An idol in Raivavae islandUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage
-
King PomareUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage
-
The beach and the cliff in MakateaUniversity of Southern California Digital LibraryImage Tuamotu Archipelago
Results per page
University of Southern California Digital Library
Welcome and warm Pasifik greetings
The information on this site has been gathered from our content partners.
The names, terms, and labels that we present on the site may contain images or voices of deceased persons and may also reflect the bias, norms, and perspective of the period of time in which they were created. We accept that these may not be appropriate today.
If you have any concerns or questions about an item, please contact us.