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  Welkoms Adress aan J. J. Wasserfall van die Nederduits Gereformeerde Vrouë Bond (1928, Afrikaans)

  A hand-written welcome letter addressed to Mrs. Wasserfall from the Women's Organization of the Dutch Reformed Church [Die Nederduits Gereformeerde Vrouebond], signed by the members. Written 1928
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  Vaarwelaan Mer J. J. Wasserfall (1930, Afrikaans)

  Letter from the Dutch Reformed Church Women's League to Mrs. Wasserfall on the occasion of her leaving Argentina to return to South Africa after a two year period. They express thanks for her service as a teacher and for her other contributions to the community. Written 1930
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  Prougram vir ontvangs van leraar

  A typed program for an event to welcome pastor J. J. Wasserfall to Comodoro Rivadavia
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  Los Inmigrantes Boers (1903)

  A periodical detailing Boer immigration and immigrants in a positive light. Published 1903
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  Los Boers en la Argentina (1903)

  A newspaper account of the first Boers in Argentina Published 1903
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  Konstitusie en reglement van orde van die Nederduits Geref. Vrouebond (1926, Afrikaans)

  A pamphlet from the Christian Women's Association in Chubut Published 1926
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  Portrait of African man

  A photographic portrait of Kokkelas, a black South African man who journeyed with the Boers to Argentina
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  Two men standing against a wall

  A photograph of Jan Abraham Visser and Jan Herman (right), also known as Dambooi or Dumboy
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  Family of Four

  A photograph of Francis Josef Behr, Bridget Margaret Palmer, and their children
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  Mule Cart

  A photograph of "Rooi Jan" Blackie driving his mule cart
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  Killing of two Russians

  A photograph taken at the scene of the Shooting of two White Russians by Louw Brothers
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  Commandant Danie Bresler with two friends

  A photograph of Commandant Danie Bresler, Commandant Conroy, and Assistant Commandant Lategan.
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  Farm Work

  Photograph of two men doing farmwork
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  C. J. N. Visser and his daughters; advertisement for parcel of land in Chubut

  C. J. N. Visser and his daughters alongside advertisement, "Chubut, Tierras Destinadas a la colonizacion" for lot 44 in Chubut.
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  Official document from Cape Town reporting names of Boers who sailed to Argentina (1902, English)

  Official correspondence regarding Boers who had previously applied to emigrate and then traveled to Argentina aboard the "Pampa" in 1902. Written 1902
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  Map of school locations in Colonia Escalante (date unknown, Afrikaans)

  Map of Colonia Escalante between Sarmiento and Comodoro Rivadavia with "x" marking schools.
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  Welcome letter to J. J. Wasserfall from members of church council (1928, Afrikaans)

  Typed welcome address to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wasserfall from church council in Comodoro Rivadavia Written 1928
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  Letter to J. J. Wasserfall from members of K.O.V. (1931, Afrikaans)

  Note to J. J. Wasserfall on occasion of his return to Argentina from members of K.O.V. Written 1931
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  C. J. N. Visser and his wife, Anna Jacoba Elizabeth Van Zyl

  Photograph of C. J. N. Visser and his wife, Anna Jacoba Elizabeth Van Zyl
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  List of first Boer settlers in Argentina (1902)

  A typed list of Boer settlers arriving in Argentina as well as information on ship names and destinations throughout Argentina. Document contains handwritten annotations in ink. Written 1902
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  Horse-drawn carts on the way to Comodoro Rivadavia

  A postcard with a photo of horses carrying carts loaded with bales of wool to Comodoro Rivadavia. The words "Hendrik Visser, Gert Pelser, Sierra Cuadraga [sic]" are written on the back.
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  Serialized column by Mae Rooy in The Banner (1971)

  Serialized article about preacher A. C. Sonneveldt and the protestant church in Argentina by Mae Roy in "the Banner". Published 1971
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  Letter of contract, J. J. Wasserfall (1927, Afrikaans)

  Letter from women's organization thanking Mrs. Wasserfall for her sacrifice in allowing her husband to travel to Patagonia to serve as pastor. Written 1927
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  Carta de la oficina del juez argentino que otorga la ciudadanía a un hombre sudafricano (1905)

  Formal letter from office of national judge that grants Argentinian citizenship to a South African man. Written 1905
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  Letter from E. S. Davies advocating resettlement in Chubut rather than Transvaal (1902, English)

  Letter detailing the troubles of Transvaal in regards to agriculture, the preservation of Boer culture, and the suggestion of resettlement in Chubut. Refers explicitly to concerns about children growing up as "Argentinos." Published 1902