Typewritten copy of diary written by Dr. Orbison while serving with the American Relief Administration in Latvia 1919-1920
Manuscript copy of diary
"The Bermondt Affair," typescript copy of article by Dr. Orbison
"Review of Latvia and the Activity of the Latvian Children's Relief Association," typescript 1921 February - 1922 June
Children's letters and hand-painted pictures presented to Dr. Orbison by the "American Children Kitchen at No. 4 Dunamunde Str., Hagensberg"
Felt-covered folder, with hand-painted and embroidered design on front cover, containing photographs and scroll thanking Dr. Orbison for the assistance rendered to the "poor Russian military families" in Riga 1920 July 20
Letter of gratitude to Dr. Orbison from Ulmanis, Prime Minister of Latvia 1920 July 23
Album of photographs with metal plate on cover inscribed to Dr. Orbison by people of Dvinsk (Donaburg, Latvia) 1920 July 23
Gray leather album of photographs presented "by the Strand Section composed of very poor fishing communities (near Riga)," 1920 July 11
Red buckram folio containing photographs, letters, and other mementos expressing thanks and gratitude from the people of Latvia
"Children, Inc.," manuscript regarding Orbison's relief work in Latvia
Oversize materials
Large album of photographs, hand-woven design and heavy metal plaque on front cover, presented to Dr. Orbison by the city of Courland (Latvia), where the first American Relief Administration feeding station was opened
Suede case with metal plaque, corners, and clasp, containing scroll of thanks and photographs, presented to Dr. Orbison by the people of Riga 1920 July 24
Leather case with multi-colored, enameled metal corners and plaque on front cover, containing scroll expressing appreciation to Dr. Orbison from members of the dental profession of the Free Clinic for Children, Riga, Latvia
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