Collections
La Casita's "Abuelas (Grandmothers)" exhibit was the theme of a year-long art installation highlighting the impact abuelas have on their families.
Cartoons drawn by Polish immigrant, Henryk Archacki, representing current events at the time with a sense of Polish pride.
Balcón Criollo is a permanent and evergrowing exhibition that honors the history and culture of Hispanic communities in Syracuse and across Central New York.
An exhibition that debuted in the Fall of 2021 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of La Casita.
La Casita's fall exhibition in 2018, looking into the lives of Cubans before and after the Cuban Revolution.
This collection includes correspondence and documents relating to Welsh immigrant Dr. Daniel Roberts and his decendents.
Photographs and ephemera showing the many cultural backgrounds of the greater Binghamton area.
Materials about the Finnish community of Spencer, including clippings about the Van Etten Communist Camp.
An exhibition in the Fall of 2017 that celebrated the history of Caribbean music and the convergence of Hispanic, African, and Indigenous cultures.
Materials from the library's local history collection, including works by local authors.
Oral history interviews that document the immigrant experiences of Hudson Valley residents and their families.
The collection documents General Electric's Americanization program, which existed from 1919 to 1931.
This collection includes certificates and other documents for an immigrant who settled in Oneida County, as well as a civics textbook from Oneida County.
Images collected and copied by the Seneca Falls Historical Society for a 1999 exhibit about the local Italian community.
Images reflecting the Francophone culture and history of New York State.
Photographs, interviews with the artist, and art created by Juan Cruz, from his time as an instructor at La Casita Cultural Center.
A collection of recorded interviews with Italian-Americans living in the Watertown Area
A collection of memorabilia and photographs honoring Hispanics in the U.S. Armed Forces and military families.
"Latinos and Baseball" project contains videos and exhibition materials that document the impact Latino communities have had on American history and culture through the lens of baseball.
A selection of oral history interviews from the New Rochelle Public Library.
This collection contains Oral Histories from people living and working in Tompkins County, New York.
Audio recordings of Suffolk County residents.
This collection contains documents relating to the resettlement of displaced persons in the Twin Tiers following World War II.
A 2019 exhibit at La Casita commemorating Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month featuring a series of paintings and video interviews.
Photographs displaying the people and community activities of the Syracuse Polish Home in the 20th century.