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Repository: McCracken Research Library
Repository: McCracken Research Library,
Repository: McCracken Research Library,
Jean Stafford was a novelist and author of short stories whose Collected Short Stories (1970) won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. Her papers contain typescripts, notes, drafts, tearsheets, biographical material, photographs, and extensive correspondence.
Repository: Special Collections. University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries.
Repository: McCracken Research Library
The collection contains letters from the Apassingok family to their friend Mrs. Sarah J. Workman, discussing Alaskan family and village life, Eskimo artifacts, and personal issues.
Repository: Denver Museum of Nature & Science
This collection consists of correspondence and other papers pertaining to Charles Francis Clarke, British immigrant-turned-pioneer on the Western frontier. Most correspondence in this collection pertains to Clarke, his wife Mary, and his parents in England. This correspondence details pioneer life and newsworthy events of the early- and mid-1800s from the perspective of an immigrant family and enlisted man.
Repository: University of New Mexico. Center for Southwest Research.
Includes personal letters and correspondence from publishers written to Marcia Heald, as well as one letter written by Leo Tolstoy to Ernest Crosby.
Repository: University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries. Special Collections Dept.
Collection of correspondence between Charles Atherton Cumming and other American artists.
Repository: Archives and Special Collections Department. New Mexico State University Library.
Repository: University of New Mexico. Center for Southwest Research.
The collection primarily consists of correspondence between Michener and Vavra, miscellaneous correspondence from fans addressed to Michener, photographic images (negatives and contacts) of Michener, his wife and friends that provide a very candid look at Michener's life, and photographic prints of the images used in the book
Repository: James A. Michener Library, Archival Services Department,
The collection includes letters between Hilda Doolittle and Francis Wolle, letters between Winifred Bryher and Francis Wolle as well as a copy of
Repository: University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries. Special Collections Dept.
The Duncan/Stoddard Letters Collection is comprized of a number of letters written by Uslema Duncan and other members of his family. The dates of said letters span a period from 1857 to 1864.
Repository: Archives and Special Collections, Auraria Library.
The Sir Francis Galton Collection includes letters written by Galton to Mrs. Maud Clark Gardiner.
Repository: University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries. Special Collections Dept.
The Carl Sandburg Papers includes miscellaneous correspondence as well as one typed poem, signed by Sandburg.
Repository: University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries. Special Collections Dept.
Repository: University of New Mexico. Center for Southwest Research.
This collection, twelve folders in a 5 x 15.5 x 10 inch box, contains correspondence, notes and manuscripts collected by Harold and Edith Bennet, prominent members of the Colorado Archaeology Society, and collectors of projectile points.
Repository: Denver Museum of Nature & Science
This collection contains correspondence and other documents relating to work done for the museum by Elmer W. Merritt and Persifor M. Cooke. Merritt and Cooke were the first two secretaries of the Board of Trustees of the Colorado Museum of Natural History, now the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.
Repository: Denver Museum of Nature & Science,
The Crane papers document the establishment of the Southeast Museum of the American Indian in Marathon, Florida, and the later transfer of that institution's collection of American Indian artifacts to the Denver Museum of Natural History (now the Denver Museum of Nature & Science). The papers span the years from 1951 to 1980.
Repository: Denver Museum of Nature and Science,
David Hawkins (1913-2002), scientist, mathematician, philosopher and educator was the official historian of the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos, New Mexico. A Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of Colorado from 1947 to1982, Hawkins felt passionate about educating the layman about science, especially about the destructive power of nuclear weapons. David and Frances Hawkins became leaders in improving science education for elementary schools and founded the Mountain View Center for Enviro
Repository: University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries. Archives Dept.
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