Box Small Manuscript Collections Box 1
Contains 98 Results:
Correspondence, 1956-1957
Correspondence, 1958-1961
Photographs of Thomas’ bird feeder and of her dog, Nora, 1946-ca 1953
“The Country Diarist” clippings, 1950-1972
Arkansas Celebration: The Newsletter of the Arkansas Sesquicentennial Commission, Vol. 4, No. 1-3, January-June 1986
The collection, collected by the Commission's General Manager, Jimmie Thomas, consists of three newsletters of the Arkansas Sesquicentennial Commission; the Commission's final report; and a letter from author Charles Portis to a member of the Commission, declining an invitation to participate in programming.
Arkansas Sesquicentennial Commission Final Report, December 13, 1986
The collection, collected by the Commission's General Manager, Jimmie Thomas, consists of three newsletters of the Arkansas Sesquicentennial Commission; the Commission's final report; and a letter from author Charles Portis to a member of the Commission, declining an invitation to participate in programming.
Correspondence from Charles Portis to Mr. Baker of the Arkansas Sesquicentennial Commission, March 1, 1986
The collection, collected by the Commission's General Manager, Jimmie Thomas, consists of three newsletters of the Arkansas Sesquicentennial Commission; the Commission's final report; and a letter from author Charles Portis to a member of the Commission, declining an invitation to participate in programming.
Mrs. Katharine Emrich funeral notice, 1883
The collection consists of a scrapbook belonging to Katie Emrich of Fort Smith, Arkansas, as well as enclosed ephemera and correspondence. The scrapbook primarily contains clippings of poetry and of newspaper articles regarding Emrich's family members.
Emrich & Reichardt account pages (unused), ca 1890-1899
The collection consists of a scrapbook belonging to Katie Emrich of Fort Smith, Arkansas, as well as enclosed ephemera and correspondence. The scrapbook primarily contains clippings of poetry and of newspaper articles regarding Emrich's family members.
Chronology of documents relating to military or Bonneville family history, n.d.
The collection consists of a scrapbook belonging to Katie Emrich of Fort Smith, Arkansas, as well as enclosed ephemera and correspondence. The scrapbook primarily contains clippings of poetry and of newspaper articles regarding Emrich's family members.
Correspondence, 1980-1981
The collection contains materials regarding photographer Geoff Winningham's commission by the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Little Rock to photograph Arkansas architecture. The materials are primarily financial in nature, and include Winningham’s correspondence with bank President H. Charles Johnson and bank employee Dana Durst; Winningham’s budgets, invoices, and receipts; planning notes for the project; and drafts and a final copy of Winningham’s contract.
Contract, 1980-1981
The collection contains materials regarding photographer Geoff Winningham's commission by the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Little Rock to photograph Arkansas architecture. The materials are primarily financial in nature, and include Winningham’s correspondence with bank President H. Charles Johnson and bank employee Dana Durst; Winningham’s budgets, invoices, and receipts; planning notes for the project; and drafts and a final copy of Winningham’s contract.
Notes, circa 1980-1981
The collection contains materials regarding photographer Geoff Winningham's commission by the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Little Rock to photograph Arkansas architecture. The materials are primarily financial in nature, and include Winningham’s correspondence with bank President H. Charles Johnson and bank employee Dana Durst; Winningham’s budgets, invoices, and receipts; planning notes for the project; and drafts and a final copy of Winningham’s contract.
Budgets, invoices, and receipts, 1980-1981
The collection contains materials regarding photographer Geoff Winningham's commission by the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Little Rock to photograph Arkansas architecture. The materials are primarily financial in nature, and include Winningham’s correspondence with bank President H. Charles Johnson and bank employee Dana Durst; Winningham’s budgets, invoices, and receipts; planning notes for the project; and drafts and a final copy of Winningham’s contract.
Photographs, 1908, n.d.
Correspondence, Vance Randolph to Thelma O'Dell Carter (2 letters), 1934
Correspondence, 1860-1907
Portrait of "Aunt Vine Wilson," Alecta Caledonia Melvina Smith (card-mounted black-and-white photographic print), 1908
Fourth of July celebration in Harrison, Arkansas Square (card-mounted black-and-white photographic print), ca 1880-1900
Bird's-eye view of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, looking toward the Flat-Iron Building, Nesbit's Restaurant, and the Crescent Hotel (card-mounted black-and-white photographic print), ca 1886-1906
Correspondence from Ben F. Taylor of Canon City, Colorado to Alma Mendenhall of Texas, June 3, 1907
Correspondence from Kate[?] Hulsy[?] of Oil Trough Bottom, Arkansas, to brother and sister, December 14, 1860
Topics include family health, the community's new preacher, crops, and neighbors.
Correspondence from J. F. Hall of Bellefonte, Arkansas, to Rev. J. W. Shook, April 4, 1876
Correspondence to son Emory (possibly Emory S. Shook) from parents (probably Mr. and Mrs. Shook), February 26 [no year]
Topics include religion and updates on family.