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Box Small Manuscript Collections Box 1

 Container

Contains 5 Results:

"Got It at Last, My Legend: Homage to Samuel Beckett" by Parrish Dice Henry (book review of Samuel Beckett's Company)., 1982

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 1, Folder: MC 2224, Item: 3
Identifier: MC 2224
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

The collection consists of two handwritten thank-you notes from Beckett to Robert Cochran (a writer and a professor in the University of Arkansas Department of English), as well as a copy of a book review. Cochran is the author of Samuel Beckett: A Study of the Short Fiction (1991), and also wrote his doctoral thesis, "'Unmakable Love': A Study of the Plays of Samuel Beckett" (1973) on Beckett's work.

Dates: 1982

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

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 1, Folder: MC 2037 Folder 1, Item: 3
Identifier: MC 2037
Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The collection contains materials gathered by David Zimmerman during his historical research, including two photographs documenting the African-American community in Harrison, Arkansas, around the turn of the 20th century. Also included is a photograph of Eureka Springs, and two letters from folklorist Vance Randolph to Thelma O'Dell Carter of Green Forest, Arkansas, in which he solicits her knowledge on the location of Bradshaw Mountain and on reports of “white-cappers” and race-related...
Dates: ca 1886-1906

Correspondence from J. F. Hall of Bellefonte, Arkansas, to Rev. J. W. Shook, April 4, 1876

 Item — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 1, Folder: MC 2037 Folder 3, Item: 3
Identifier: MC 2037
Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The collection contains materials gathered by David Zimmerman during his historical research, including two photographs documenting the African-American community in Harrison, Arkansas, around the turn of the 20th century. Also included is a photograph of Eureka Springs, and two letters from folklorist Vance Randolph to Thelma O'Dell Carter of Green Forest, Arkansas, in which he solicits her knowledge on the location of Bradshaw Mountain and on reports of “white-cappers” and race-related...
Dates: April 4, 1876

Seymour Winslow, ca 1921-1927

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 1, Folder: MC 2327 Folder 2, Item: 3
Identifier: MC 2331
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

The collection consists of four photographs of Arkansas writer Thyra Samter Winslow and her first husband, Seymour Winslow, as well as newspaper clippings of Thyra Samter Winslow's obituary.

Dates: ca 1921-1927

Photograph- Dredge on unidentified ditch, undated

 File — Box: Small Manuscript Collections Box 1, Folder: MC 2327, Item: 3
Identifier: MC 2327
Scope and Contents

According to information provided by the Drainage District Office, this photograph "[s]hows dredge working on a new ditch through newly cleared lands. Two men in row boat in front of the dredge were marking right-of-way and setting grade stakes."

Dates: undated