Benjamin C. Stanczyk papers, 1944-1975
3 linear feet — 12 oversize volumes
The collection relates primarily to his interest in the Democratic Party in Michigan and to his involvement in Polish-American activities and organizations.
3 linear feet — 12 oversize volumes
The collection relates primarily to his interest in the Democratic Party in Michigan and to his involvement in Polish-American activities and organizations.
16.5 linear feet — 1 oversize folder — 1 oversize volume — 15.6 GB (online)
The collection includes materials collected by Binkowski on Democratic politics, the Polish community in Michigan, the cities of Detroit, Warren, and Hamtramck, Michigan history in general, and collected letters, postage covers, and stamps. Digital materials include video files and an archived website. Photographs include images of strike violence, 1934-1938, at various Michigan firms; photos of Polish American public figures and organizations, also photos of political meetings and elected officials. Audio cassettes mostly contain recorded interviews with Polish American political figures.
11.4 linear feet (in 13 boxes) — 1 oversize folder — 122 MB (online)
The Don Binkowski collection consists of correspondence, campaign materials, and other papers concerning his work as a delegate to the Michigan Constitutional Convention, 1961-1962, as Warren city councilman, and as attorney and judge; also papers concerning local and state Democratic politics, and his activities with Polish-American organizations.