Valeen T. Avery Papers

COLL MSS 316

Biographical Note:

Valeen Tippetts Avery was born on December 22, 1936 in Great Falls, Montana. After earning her Bachelor of Arts in foreign languages from Rocky Mountain College in 1959, she moved East, working various jobs in New York City, North Carolina, and Germany. Avery returned to the West in 1972 to produce and direct a weekly educational television program at KOAI TV in Flagstaff, Arizona. After six years with KOAI, she returned to school, earning her Master of Arts in history from Northern Arizona University in 1981. Avery went on to get her PhD at NAU in 1983, specializing in American social and intellectual history. NAU promptly hired her in 1984 as an assistant professor and the Director for the Center of Colorado Plateau Studies. She earned tenure and promotion to associate professor in 1990, and gave up her role at the Center of Colorado Plateau Studies two years later. Avery became a full professor in 1998, and worked in that capacity until her retirement in 2005. She was married to Charles C. Avery in 1961, with whom she had four children before their divorce in 1986. In 1996 she married colleague and English professor Bryan Short. Avery died unexpectedly on April 7, 2006, in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Avery was a prolific writer, authoring two books and numerous articles and book reviews. She is perhaps best known for her work on Mormon Enigma: Emma Hale Smith, a controversial book she co-authored with Linda Newell, first published in 1984. From Mission to Madness: Last Son of the Mormon Prophet, a biography of David H. Smith, was published in 1999. Both won the Evans Award for Best Western Biography. She was also a respected leader and teacher, serving as president of the Mormon History Association in 1987 and exciting countless students with her enthusiastic teaching style. In 2001, she was the Homecoming Dedicatee at NAU, chosen by a vote of students, staff and faculty.

Provenance Note:

The materials in this collection were donated to USU Special Collections in 2006 by the children of Valeen T. Avery.

Scope & Content Note:

This collection contains the papers of Valeen T. Avery and spans the period of 1975-2005. It is organized in various broad categories, and individual folders are largely labeled as they were in Avery’s original files. The first group of boxes contains subject files, research files, and corresponding file cards, much of which Avery used to write her two books. Other items include: materials related to Avery’s books, Avery’s writings, class notes, faculty and student evaluations, conference and lecture material, material related to the Mormon History Association, correspondence, miscellaneous articles and essays, and general office files.

Inventory:

Box 1: Subject Files – American West/Colorado Plateau

Fd 1: 20th Century Indians

Fd 2: Anasazi – Prehistoric Indians

Fd 3: Arizona History

Fd 4: Arizona Indians

Fd 5: Arizona Strip

Fd 6: Awatovi

Fd 7: Aztecs

Fd 8: Aztec Calendar

Fd 9: Black Legend

Fd 10: CCC Camps – Arizona

Fd 11: Chinese in California

Fd 12: Platt Cline

Fd 13: Coronado

Fd 14: Dominguez and Escalante

Fd 15: El Tovar

Box 2: Subject Files – American West/Colorado Plateau

Fd 1: Flagstaff, Arizona

Fd 2: Fur Traders

Fd 3: Geography – Geology

Fd 4: Henry Giclas

Fd 5: Gold Rush

Fd 6: Grand Canyon – Gale Burak Papers (1)

Fd 7: Grand Canyon – Gale Burak Papers (2)

Fd 8: Hermit of the Superstitions

Fd 9: Home of the Truth – Canyonlands

Fd 10: Hoover Dam

Fd 11: Japanese Camps

Fd 12: Eusebio Francisco Kino

Box 3: Subject Files – American West/Colorado Plateau

Fd 1: Lake Powell, Lee’s Ferry Area

Fd 2: Lee’s Ferry

Fd 3: Legacy of the Middle Ages in the American West

Fd 4: Glen Leonard, Mexican Cession States – Maps

Fd 5: Maps

Fd 6: Meteor Crater Project – Frank Lloyd Wright

Fd 7: Mexican War

Fd 8: Montana History

Fd 9: Outlaws

Fd 10: Alfred Packer

Fd 11: Palatkwapi Trail

Fd 12: Power Generation

Fd 13: Rainbow Bridge

Fd 14: Ranching and Cowboys

Fd 15: Salt Trail

Fd 16: Separation Canyon

Fd 17: Skeleton, or Skull Cave by Roosevelt Lake

Fd 18: Spanish on the Colorado Plateau

Box 4: Subject Files – American West/Colorado Plateau

Fd 1: Charles H. Spencer

Fd 2: Surveys Before Civil War

Fd 3: Surveys After Civil War

Fd 4: Gretchen and Jimmy Swinnerton

Fd 5: Traders and Visitors: Fred Harvey Company

Fd 6: Vigilantes – Rodda

Fd 7: Walnut Grove Hassayampa

Fd 8: Water Use on the Colorado River

Fd 9: Winkler-Hall Photos

Fd 10: Yuma Prison

Fd 11: Zane Grey (1)

Fd 12: Zane Grey (2)

Box 5: Subject Files – Mormons

Fd 1: Anabaptists and Mormons

Fd 2: Bombing – October 1985

Fd 3: Coconino County

Fd 4: Colorado City, 1998-2000

Fd 5: Doctrinal Issues

Fd 6: Doug Jackson, Lee’s Ferry

Fd 7: Dunn, Howlands, and Mormons

Fd 8: Fort Moroni

Fd 9: Ghost Dance (Mormon Influence)

Fd 10: Historians vs. Apostles

Fd 11: Hoffman Forgeries and Bombings

Fd 12: Johnsons at Lee’s Ferry

Fd 13: Warren Johnson, Lee’s Ferry

Fd 14: Alex Joseph Family

Fd 15: Kirtland, Ohio

Fd 16: Emma Batchelor Lee

Fd 17: Letters Written Among DeVoto, Morgan, and Brooks

Box 6: Subject Files – Mormons

Fd 1: Miscellaneous Information about Mormonism

Fd 2: Modern Polygamy

Fd 3: Mormon History – Beginning to Kirtland

Fd 4: Mormon History – 1831-1838

Fd 5: Mormon History – 1839-1844

Fd 6: Mormons and Indian Relocation

Fd 7: Mormons on Colorado Plateau

Fd 8: The Mormon Miracle Pageant

Fd 9: Mountain Meadows Massacre

Fd 10: Passey Family

Fd 11: Polygamy

Fd 12: Reorganized Church of Latter-Day Saints

Fd 13: Signature Rocks, Mormon-Hopi Honeymoon Trail

Fd 14: Souvenirs from Nauvoo, Illinois, and Independence, Missouri

Fd 15: Women and Mormonism

Box 7: Subject Files – Women

Fd 1: 1890s

Fd 2: 1920s

Fd 3: 1930s

Fd 4: 1950s

Fd 5: 1960s & 1970s

Fd 6: Abortion

Fd 7: Abigail Adams

Fd 8: Women in Advertising

Fd 9: Susan B. Anthony

Fd 10: Army Wives

Fd 11: Eliza Billings

Fd 12: Birth Control

Fd 13: Blackstone’s Law

Fd 14: Elizabeth Blackwell

Fd 15: Lizzie Borden

Fd 16: Anne Bradstreet

Fd 17: Brown v. Board of Education

Box 8: Subject Files – Women

Fd 1: Civil War Period

Fd 2: Colonial Childbirth

Fd 3: Colonial Women

Fd 4: “Current Best Chance” (Last Lecture)

Fd 5: Amelia Earhart

Fd 6: Education

Fd 7: The Feminist Movement

Fd 8: Betty Friedan

Fd 9: “Fun Stuff” about Women

Fd 10: Girl Talk

Fd 11: Godey’s Lady’s Book

Fd 12: Sarah Hale

Fd 13: Human Labor/Human Bondage

Fd 14: Anne Hutchinson

Fd 15: Introduction to Women’s History

Fd 16: Women in Mining Camps

Fd 17: Minority Women

Fd 18: Mormon Polygamy

Box 9: Subject Files – Women

Fd 1: Nashoba-Wright Community

Fd 2: Bethenia Owens-Adair

Fd 3: Eliza Lucas Pinckney

Fd 4: Post-Revolution Community

Fd 5: Prostitution

Fd 6: Puritans and Sex

Fd 7: Reform, 1800-1860

Fd 8: Revolutionary War Period

Fd 9: Eleanor Roosevelt

Fd 10: Deborah Sampson-Gannett

Fd 11: Margaret Sanger

Fd 12: “The Second Shift”

Fd 13: Seneca Falls, 1848

Fd 14: Shakers and Oneida

Fd 15: Elizabeth Cody Stanton

Fd 16: Lucy Stone

Box 10: Subject Files – Women

Fd 1: Mary Taylor

Fd 2: Voting Rights

Fd 3: Mercy Otis Warren

Fd 4: Phillis Wheatly

Fd 5: Witchcraft

Fd 6: Victoria Woodhull

Fd 7: Women in the West

Fd 8: Women at Work, 1860-1920

Fd 9: Women’s Vote – Arizona

Fd 10: World War II

Box 11: Research Files (by Subject)

Fd 1: Val’s Yellow Notepads – LDS Archives, First Trip

Fd 2: “Ancestry and Posterity of Joseph Smith and Emma Hale” by Audentia Smith Anderson

Fd 3: John C. Bennett

Fd 4: William Clayton

Fd 5: Carlin Letters

Fd 6: Agnes Smith, Ina Coolbrith, Mary Bailey

Fd 7: Oliver Cowdery Letters

Fd 8: “An Overview of the Introduction of Eternal Marriage…” by Andrew F. Ehat

Fd 9: Forgery and Fraud

Fd 10: Garments and Endowments

Fd 11: Arvet L. Hale Journal

Fd 12: Historical Record, Affidavits

Fd 13: Diary of William Huntington

Fd 14: Emma Smith’s Hymnals

Box 12: Research Files (by Subject)

Fd 1: Jane Elizabeth James

Fd 2: Juvenile Instructor

Fd 3: Kane Papers

Fd 4: Letter to First Presidency about Emma Smith, September 17, 1978

Fd 5: William Law, Joseph Jackson

Fd 6: Sarah Leavitt History

Fd 7: Mary Elizabeth Lightner

Fd 8: Mormonism and Masonry

Fd 9: Eliza R. Snow

Fd 10: Journal of Wandle Mace

Fd 11: William E. Marks

Fd 12: Letters of Massachusetts Mormons, Sarah Scott and Martha Haven, 1843-1848

Fd 13: Mormonism Unvailed by E.D. Howe

Fd 14: Mountain Meadows Massacre

Box 13: Research Files (by Subject)

Fd 1: Nauvoo Buildings – Ken Stobaugh

Fd 2: Nauvoo Expositor

Fd 3: David Pettigrew

Fd 4: Photos

Fd 5: Emma’s Connection With the Revised Translation of the Bible

Fd 6: Joseph Lee Robinson Journal

Fd 7: A Record of the Organization and Proceedings of the Female Relief Society of Nauvoo

Fd 8: Relief Society

Fd 9: Porter Rockwell

Fd 10: David Smith

Fd 11: Jan Shipps on Lucy Mack Smith

Fd 12: Brief Life Sketches of Emma

Fd 13: Emma Hale Smith – Patriarchal Blessing

Fd 14: Vida E. Smith – Biography of Alexander Hale Smith

Box 14: Research Files (by Subject)

Fd 1: James J. Strang

Fd 2: New York Sun Episode

Fd 3: Tar and Feathering – John Johnson Home

Fd 4: Mercy Rachael Thompson

Fd 5: Godbeite Protest

Fd 6: George Whitaker Journal, 1820-1846

Fd 7: Wives of Joseph Smith

Fd 8: Times and Seasons

Fd 9: Women’s Accounts

Fd 10: Wilford Woodruff – Tom Alexander Articles

Fd 11: Ileen Ann Waspe Thesis

Fd 12: Women’s Exponent

Fd 13: Brigham Young

Fd 14: Manuscripts – Emma and Her Sisters – The Religious Life of Women in Kirtland

Box 15: Research Files

Fd 1: Research Notes, RLDS Archive, 1995

Fd 2: Huntington Library, California

Fd 3: Source Materials

Fd 4: Research Queries Sent

Box 16: Research Files (by Author)

Fd 1: Thomas Alexander

Fd 2: James B. Allen

Fd 3: Leonard J. Arrington

Fd 4: Raymond T. Bailey

Fd 5: Maureen Ursenbach Beecher

Fd 6: Gary J. Bergera

Fd 7: Ray Allen Billington

Fd 8: Davis Bitton

Fd 9: A.R. Blair

Fd 10: Alma Blair

Fd 11: Madelon Brunson

Fd 12: Richard L. Bushman

Fd 13: Kate B. Carter

Fd 14: Vesta Crawford Notes

Fd 15: Vesta Crawford Manuscript

Fd 16: George T.M. Davis

Fd 17: Reed C. Durham, Jr.

Fd 18: Eugene England

Box 17: Research Files (by Author)

Fd 1: Ronald K. Esplin

Fd 2: Robert Flanders

Fd 3: Larry Foster

Fd 4: Thomas Geoghean

Fd 5: S.H. Goodwin

Fd 6: Norma Derry Hiles

Fd 7: Marvin S. Hill

Fd 8: Richard P. Howard

Fd 9: Robert H. Hullinger

Fd 10: Stanley S. Ivins

Fd 11: Dean C. Jessee

Fd 12: Sonia Johnson

Fd 13: Roger R. Keller

Fd 14: Stanley B. Kimball

Fd 15: T. Edgar Lyon

Fd 16: Eudocia Baldwin Marsh

Fd 17: Robert J. Matthews

Fd 18: Lavina Fielding Anderson

Fd 19: Cecil McGavin

Fd 20: Stirling McMurrin

Fd 21: Linda Newell

Box 18: Research Files (by Author)

Fd 1: Hugh Nibley

Fd 2: Gary Novack and Louis Midgley

Fd 3: Dallin Oaks

Fd 4: Lee Ann Packer

Fd 5: Max H. Parkin

Fd 6: Frederick Piercy

Fd 7: Richard Poll

Fd 8: D. Michael Quinn

Fd 9: RLDS Newsletter – Restoration

Fd 10: Charles W. Roberts

Fd 11: Henry C. Russell

Fd 12: Charles A. Shook

Fd 13: Alex Shoumatoff

Fd 14: Robert Silverberg

Fd 15: E. Gary Smith

Fd 16: A.D. Sorenson

Fd 17: Wayne Stout

Fd 18: Jerald and Sandra Tanner

Fd 19: Keith and Ann Terry

Fd 20: Emma Lou Thane

Fd 21: Bruce A. Van Orden

Fd 22: Ronald W. Wacker

Fd 23: Buddy Youngreen

Box 19: Categorized Research Files

File #1: Inventory Lists, Chronologies, Collections

Fd 1: BYU Studies Back Issues

Fd 2: Chronology File – Emma Hale Smith

Fd 3: RLDS Periodicals Holdings List, Library and Archives

File #2: Joseph Smith Family

Fd 4: Vesta Crawford – Smith Genealogy

Fd 5: Millikin Letters

Fd 6: Jerusha Barden Smith

Fd 7: Joseph Smith I – Family Reunion

Fd 8: Joseph Smith I – Genealogy

Fd 9: Joseph Smith II – Bennion Memorial Sermon

Fd 10: Joseph Smith II – Brothers

Fd 11: Joseph Smith II – Family (general)

Fd 12: Joseph Smith II – Sisters

Fd 13: Joseph Smith III – Horton Letters

Fd 14: Joseph F. Smith – Arrington Article

Fd 15: Lucy Mack Smith

Fd 16: William Smith

File #3: Emma’s Family (ancestry)

Fd 17: Amboy Journal

Fd 18: Amboy News

Fd 19: Amboy Times

Fd 20: Ancestry and Posterity

Fd 21: Hale Family Ancestry

Fd 22: Hale Family Genealogy Charts

Fd 23: Hale Family – Vesta Crawford File

Fd 24: Hale Family – Place Chronology

Fd 25: Land Transactions – Joseph Smith II

Fd 26: Lee County, Illinois History

Fd 27: Lee County – Pioneer Recollections

Fd 28: Lewis Family – Genealogy

Fd 29: Emma Smith – Audentia Smith Anderson

Fd 30: Emma Hale Smith – Misc. Notes

Fd 31: Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania – Blackman’s History

File #4: Joseph – Birth to Marriage

Fd 32: Cults, Religions – 19th Century

Fd 33: Joseph Smith II – George Q. Cannon

Fd 34: Joseph Smith II – Physical Description

Fd 35: William B. Smith Testimony

Fd 36: Spaulding Manuscript – Book of Mormon

File #5: Emma – Birth to Marriage

Fd 37: Vesta Crawford – Fay Ollerton Manuscript

Fd 38: Saints’ Herald W.W. Blair Letter

Fd 39: Emma Hale Smith – Girlhood

Fd 40: Emma Hale Smith – Ancestry

Fd 41: Emma Hale Smith – Marriage

Fd 42: Susquehanna County Centennial History

Box 20: Categorized Research Files

File #6: Harmony to Kirtland, 1827-1831

Fd 1: Amboy Newspapers

Fd 2: Avery/Newell Misc. Bibliographic Notes

Fd 3: Bainbridge, New York, Court Trials

Fd 4: Book of Mormon – Original Manuscript

Fd 5: Book of Mormon Translation Process – Van Wagoner and Walker

Fd 6: Crawford-Ollerton Manuscript

Fd 7: Vesta Crawford Manuscript

Fd 8: Freemasonry

Fd 9: Carter E. Grant – Joseph Smith II, Home in Harmony

Fd 10: Martin Harris – Translation of Plates

Fd 11: Daniel P. Kidder – Mormonism

Fd 12: Joseph Knight – Reminiscence

Fd 13: Letters

Fd 14: Saints’ Herald

Fd 15: Joseph F. Smith – Whitmer Family and Messenger

Fd 16: Lucy Mack Smith

Fd 17: White Salamander Letter

File #7: Kirtland Period, 1831-1838

Fd 18: Mrs. Alexander Statement

Fd 19: Richard Lloyd Anderson – Article

Fd 20: Avery-Newell Manuscript

Fd 21: Avery-Newell Bibliographic Notes

Fd 22: John D. Barber – Statement, Tarring and Feathering

Fd 23: Jared Carter – Journal History

Fd 24: Vesta Crawford Manuscript

Fd 25: Caroline Crosby – Journal

Fd 26: Jonathan Crosby – Autobiography

Fd 27: Jill Mulvay Derr – Manuscript

Fd 28: Doctrine and Covenants (RLDS)

Fd 29: Elisha Hurd Groves – Biography

Fd 30: Marvin S. Hill – Dissertation

Fd 31: Journal History Notes

Fd 32: Kirtland, OH – Historic Sites, Maps, Articles

Fd 33: Kirtland Temple – Legal Title of Ownership

Fd 34: Naked Truths About Mormonism – 1888

Fd 35: Newspaper Accounts – Ohio, 1834

Fd 36: Max H. Parkin – Kirtland Essay and Excerpts

Fd 37: Paul H. Peterson Thesis

Fd 38: Zerah Pulsipher – Autobiography

Fd 39: Richards Family Correspondence

Fd 40: Emma Hale Smith – Patriarchal Blessing

Fd 41: Mary Fielding Smith – Letters

Fd 42: Sidney B. Sperry – Doctrine and Covenants Compendium

Fd 43: Nancy Naomi Alexander Tracy – Diary

Fd 44: Edward W. Tullidge – Women of Mormondom

Fd 45: Newel K. and Elizabeth Ann Whitney

Fd 46: Phoebe W. Woodruff – Autobiography

File #8: Missouri Period, 1838-May 1839

Fd 47: Avery-Newell Bibliographic Notes

Fd 48: Henry William Bigler – Diary

Fd 49: A.R. Blair – Haun’s Mill Massacre

Fd 50: W.W. Blair – Personal Reminiscence

Fd 51: Boggs Extermination Order Rescinded, 1976

Fd 52: John Lowe Butler Statement

Fd 53: Almira Mack Covey Letters

Fd 54: Don Carlos Smith Letters

Fd 55: Vesta Crawford – Notes and Manuscript

Fd 56: Crooked River Battle – Map, Far West – Plat

Fd 57: Ann Davis – Spiritual Reminiscences

Fd 58: History of Jackson County

Fd 59: Dean Jessee – Liberty Jail

Fd 60: Stephen Markham – Journal History

Fd 61: Missouri Geography

Fd 62: Revelations – Liberty Jail

Fd 63: Saints in Missouri, 1831-1839

Fd 64: Hyrum Smith – Daily Record

Fd 65: Jeremiah Willey – Journal

Box 21: Categorized Research Files

File #9: Nauvoo to Martyrdom, 1839-1844

Fd 1: Affidavits, Diaries, Journals, Life Histories

Fd 2: Amboy, Illinois

Fd 3: Avery-Newell Bibliographic Notes

Fd 4: Jonah Ball – Letters

Fd 5: Howard Coray – Recollections of Joseph Smith

Fd 6: Vesta Crawford – Notes and Manuscripts

Fd 7: James E. Elliot – Manuscript

Fd 8: Endowment

Fd 9: Expositor

Fd 10: Stanley Snow Ivins, Notebook Extracts

Fd 11: Journal History – Notes

Fd 12: Heber C. Kimball, to the Pratts, June 17, 1842

Fd 13: Lucy Walker Smith Kimball

Fd 14: Lee County – History

Fd 15: Letters and Statements

Fd 16: William Patterson McIntire – Joseph’s “Borrowed” Twins

Fd 17: Nauvoo – Maps and General Information

Fd 18: Nauvoo Mansion

Fd 19: Nauvoo Temple

Fd 20: Newspapers

Fd 21: Michael W. Purdy – Manuscript

Fd 22: Don Carlos Smith – by Eliza R. Snow

Fd 23: Emma Hale Smith

Fd 24: Emma Hale Smith – “Voice of Innocence”

Fd 25: Hyrum Smith – Reminiscences of Jerusha Walker Blanchard, granddaughter

Fd 26: Joseph Smith II

Fd 27: Maria Jane Johnston Woodward Smith

Fd 28: Temple Lot Suit

Fd 29: Edward W. Tullidge – Life of Joseph the Prophet

Fd 30: Charles Lowell Walker – Joseph Smith II, poisoning

Fd 31: Helen Mar Whitney – Plural Marriage

Fd 32: Women, Doctrinal Issues

Fd 33: Brigham Young

File #10: Martyrdom

Fd 34: Richard Lloyd Anderson – Prophecies of Martyrdom

Fd 35: Avery Newell Bibliographic Notes

Fd 36: Anson Call – Diary

Fd 37: Conspiracy at Nauvoo – The Contributor

Fd 38: Sarah M. Kimball – Letter to Sister Heywood

Fd 39: Sally Randall – Letter, 1844

Fd 40: Emma Hale Smith – Joseph at Carthage

Fd 41: Joseph Smith – Letter to Emma, June 27, 1844

Fd 42: Samuel H.B. Smith – Letter to W.R. Hamilton

Fd 43: Times and Seasons, 1844

Fd 44: Statements – Martyrdom

File #11: Martyrdom to Bidamon

Fd 45: Avery-Newell Bibliographic Notes

Fd 46: Bancroft Library Materials

Fd 47: John M. Bernhisel – Letters

Fd 48: Lorenzo Brown – Journal

Fd 49: Church Properties, after 1844

Fd 50: Vesta Crawford – Notes

Fd 51: Fulton, Illinois – History

Fd 52: Benjamin F. Johnson – My Life’s Review

Fd 53: Jesse Hale – Letter to Emma Hale Smith

Fd 54: Legal Documents

Fd 55: Nauvoo, Illinois, 1844, 1847

Fd 56: Nauvoo Neighbor, October 29, 1845

Fd 57: Nauvoo War (or Hancock War)

Fd 58: Royce Oatman – Oatman Massacre

Fd 59: Emma Hale Smith

Fd 60: Emma Hale Smith – Newspaper Accounts

Fd 61: Emma Hale Smith – Letters, Joseph L. Heywood

Fd 62: Emma Hale Smith – Marriage to Bidamon

Fd 63: William Smith

Fd 64: William Smith – Letters

Fd 65: Succession Crisis, 1844

Fd 66: Voree Herald, August 1846

Fd 67: William Holmes Walker

Box 22: Categorized Research Files

File #12: Marriage to RLDS Organization, 1848-1860

Fd 1: Avery-Newell Bibliographic Notes

Fd 2: John M. Bernhisel

Fd 3: Lewis C. Bidamon

Fd 4: Edmund C. Briggs – A Visit to Nauvoo in 1856

Fd 5: Vesta Crawford – Notes

Fd 6: Hannah Tapfield King

Fd 7: Letters

Fd 8: Joseph Smith III

Fd 9: Lucy Mack Smith

Fd 10: Visitors to Nauvoo – after 1847

Fd 11: Wilford Woodruff, Dialogue, Lyman Wight

File #13: Last Years, Death, Burial, 1860-1880

Fd 12: Amboy Journal, Amboy Times Articles

Fd 13: Avery-Newell Bibliographic Notes

Fd 14: Vesta Crawford Notes

Fd 15: Grandchildren of Emma Hale Smith

Fd 16: David Hale

Fd 17: William Law to Dr. W. Wyl

Fd 18: Emma Hale Smith – Dream Prior to Death

Fd 19: Emma Hale Smith – Elect Lady, Saints’ Herald

Fd 20: Emma Hale Smith – Last Testimony

Fd 21: Emma Hale Smith – Obituary

Fd 22: Joseph F. Smith

Fd 23: Visitors to Nauvoo

File #14: Emma – Misc.

Fd 24: Vesta Crawford Notes

Fd 25: Susa Young Gates – Descriptions of Emma

Fd 26: Emma Hale Smith – Misc.

Fd 27: Emma Hale Smith – R.S. Theology Lesson, 1933

File #15: Emma’s Children, Birth-1860

Fd 28: Vesta Crawford Notes

Fd 29: Emma Hale Smith – Children

Fd 30: Green-Blue Sheets – Martyrdom

File #16: Joseph Smith II

Fd 31: Amboy Times

Fd 32: Audentia Smith Anderson – Memoirs of Joseph Smith

Fd 33: Avery-Newell Bibliographic Notes

Fd 34: Alma Blair – Joseph Smith Family Reunion

Fd 35: E.C. Briggs, Polygamy

Fd 36: Angus M. Cannon – Interview, Joseph III, 1905

Fd 37: Conference – RLDS, April 12, 1860

Fd 38: Vesta Crawford Notes

Fd 39: Carolyn Edwards – Women of Liberty Hall

Fd 40: Zenos H. Gurley

Fd 41: Norma Derry Hiles – “The Smiths: Letters From Home”

Fd 42: Robert D. Hutchins – Joseph Smith III

Fd 43: Robert D. Hutchins – Thesis Extracts

Fd 44: W. Grant McMurray – Joseph Smith III, Succession Question

Fd 45: McQuown Collection Notes

Fd 46: William D. Russell – Joseph Smith III, Succession Document

Fd 47: Alexander H. Smith – Joseph Smith III, RLDS

Fd 48: Joseph Smith III – Plural Wives

Fd 49: Joseph Smith III – Blessing, Contemporary Accounts

Fd 50: Joseph Smith III – Journal Entries, 1879

Fd 51: Joseph Smith III – Letters, Carrie Smith

Fd 52: Joseph Smith III – Letters, Emma Bidamon

Fd 53: Joseph Smith III – Letters, Emma Knight

Fd 54: Joseph Smith III – Letters (general)

Fd 55: Joseph Smith III – Letters – William Smith

Fd 56: Joseph Smith III – Patriarchal Blessing

Fd 57: Joseph Smith III – Plural Marriage

Fd 58: Joseph Smith III – Reorganization LDS Church

Fd 59: Joseph Smith III – “To the Elect Lady”

Fd 60: Joseph Smith III – Tribute to Emma Smith

Fd 61: Joseph Smith III – Succession Crisis

Fd 62: Joseph Fielding Smith – Origin of RLDS Church

Fd 63: William Smith

Box 23: Categorized Research Files

File # 17 Julia Murdock Smith, Dixon Middleton

Fd 1 Avery-Newell Bibliographic Notes

Fd 2 Audentia Smith Anderson – Notes

Fd 3 Julia Murdock – Letters to Emma Hale Smith

Fd 4 Joseph Smith III – Letter to E.L. Kelley

Fd 5 Julia Murdock – green sheets

File #18 Lewis Bidamon

Fd 6 Avery-Newell Bibliographic Notes

Fd 7 Valeen T. Avery – Notes, Bidamon

Fd 8 Charles E. Bidamon

Fd 9 John C. Bidamon

Fd 10 Lewis C. Bidamon – Histories and Genealogy

Fd 11 Lewis C. Bidamon – Last Will

Fd 12 Lewis C. Bidamon – Obituary

Fd 13 Bidamon Papers, RLDS Archives

Fd 14 W.E. Butler – Letter to L.C. Bidamon

Fd 15 Vesta Crawford Notes

Fd 16 Histories (general)

Fd 17 Huntington Library – Bidamon Collection

Fd 18 Letters – Misc.

Fd 19 Documents, Pictures

Fd 20 Edward A. Luce – Correspondence (VTA)

Fd 21 Nathalie Mower – Bidamon Granddaughters

Fd 22 Nancy O. Perryman – Indenture

Fd 23 Emma Hale Smith – Letters to Lewis C. Bidamon

Fd 24 Emma Hale Smith – Statements of Neighbors

Fd 25 Joseph Smith III – Letter to Lewis C. Bidamon

Fd 26 Almira Swiggart – Letters to Lewis Bidamon

Fd 27 Marcia Vogel – Correspondence with VTA

File #19 Emma Smith: Letters to Joseph Smith

Fd 28 Emma Smith: Letters to Joseph Smith

File #20 Joseph Smith: Letters to Emma Smith

Fd 29 Joseph Smith: Letters to Emma Smith

File #21 Court Records and Property

Fd 30 Court Records and Property

File #22 Brighamite Church

Fd 31 Audentia Anderson

Fd 32 W.W. Blair

Fd 33 McQuown Collection Notes

File #23 Conversations and Interviews

Fd 34 Conversations and Interviews

Box 24: Legal-size Research Files

Fd 1: “Alexander Hale Smith,” by Vida E. Smith

Fd 2: “Emma Hale Smith,” by Joseph Smith III

Fd 3: Susa Young Gates – Relief Society Minutes

Fd 4: William Law

Fd 5: Eliza Partridge Journal

Fd 6: Joseph Smith’s Journal History #1

Fd 7: Joseph Smith’s Journal History #2

Fd 8: Joseph Smith’s Journal History #3

Fd 9: Joseph Smith’s Journal History #4

Fd 10: Temple Lot Suit #1

Fd 11: Temple Lot Suit #2

Fd 12: Temple Lot Suit #3

Fd 13: Temple Lot Suit #4

Fd 14: Women’s Statements vs. Higley, Bennett, Chase, and Smith – Nauvoo, 1842

Box 25: File Cards

Series 1&2, A-M

Box 26: File Cards

Series 1&2, M-S

Box 27: File Cards

Series 1&2, S-Z

Series 3-5

Box 28: File Cards (organized by document type)

Box 29: Mission to Madness

Fd 1: Advertisements

Fd 2: Copy Editing

Fd 3: Evans Award, 1999

Fd 4: Responses

Fd 5: Reviews

Fd 6: Pictures of David Hyrum Smith and Family

Fd 7: University of Illinois Press – Correspondence

Fd 8: University of Illinois Press – Insanity and the Sweet Singer

Fd 9: Insanity and the Sweet Singer – Readers’ Comments

Box 30: Mission to Madness

Fd 1: Printer’s Proof Fd 2: Manuscript

Box 31: Mormon Enigma

Fd 1: Reviews in Church Publications

Fd 2: Reviews from Organizations, Meetings

Fd 3: Unpublished Reviews

Fd 4: “Crank Material”

Fd 5: Personal Reactions

Fd 6: Professional Reactions

Fd 7: Church Reactions

Fd 8: Movie Rights

Fd 9: Advertisements

Fd 10: Related Publications

Fd 11: Evans Award

Fd 12: Awards

Fd 13: Organizations, Interviews, Meetings

Fd 14: Paperback, 1994 (1)

Fd 15: Paperback, 1994 (2)

Box 32: Mormon Enigma

Fd 1: Outline Notes

Fd 2: Doubleday Contract, 1980

Fd 3: Doubleday

Fd 4: Doubleday Correspondence and Releases

Fd 5: Church Controversy

Fd 6: Material Concerning LDS Church “Ban”

Fd 7: Newspaper and Magazine Reviews

Fd 8: Journal Reviews

Fd 9: Letters to Editors

Box 33: Receipts and Bank Statements from Writing of Mormon Enigma

Fd 1: Receipts and Bank Statements from Writing of Mormon Enigma

Box 34: Writings by Valeen T. Avery

Fd 1: Book Reviews

Fd 2: Sunstone Interview, February 2000

Fd 3: “Church and State and the Mormon Polygamy Question”

Fd 4: “Contested Ground: David Hyrum Smith’s Mission to Utah, 1869”

Fd 5: “The Elect Lady: Emma Hale Smith”

Fd 6: “Emma and Eliza and the Stairs: An Investigation”

Fd 7: “Emma in Her Own Words: A Series of Letters from 1837 to 1869”

Fd 8: “Emma, Joseph, and the Female Relief Society of Nauvoo”

Fd 9: “Emma Smith: An Unknown Sister”

Fd 10: “Emma Smith Through Her Writings”

Fd 11: “Irreconcilable Differences: David H. Smith’s Relationship with the Muse of Mormon History”

Fd 12: “Jane Manning James: Black Saint, 1847 Pioneer”

Fd 13: “Lewis C. Bidamon: Stepchild of Mormondom”

Fd 14: “The Lion and the Lady: Brigham Young and Emma Smith”

Fd 15: Chapter 5, “The Nauvoo Experience” in Reinterpreting the Mormon Experience

Fd 16: “New Light on the Sun: Emma Smith and the New York Sun Letter”

Fd 17: “Scylla, Charybdis, and Achilles’ Heels: Pitfalls in Writing Mormon Biography”

Fd 18: “A Strange Way of Getting Married: Mormon Polygamous Wives in Nauvoo, Illinois, 1841-1846”

Fd 19: “Survey of the Sweet Singer: David Hyrum Smith, 1844-1904”

Fd 20: “Sweet Counsel and Seas of Tribulation: The Religious Life of Women in Kirtland”

Fd 21: “Charles H. Spencer and the Most Remarkable Water Project in the United States”

Fd 22: Free Running

Fd 23: Original Artwork for Free Running

Fd 24: Selections in Colorado Plateau History

Fd 25: Foreword in Sharlot Hall on the Arizona Strip

Fd 26: “Sunset Review for the Center for Colorado Plateau Studies”

Box 35: Class Notes

Fd 1: U.S. History since 1865, HIS 292, Fall 1986

Fd 2: U.S. History since 1865, HIS 292, Spring 2003

Fd 3: Reconstruction

Fd 4: Transformation of the West and South: 1877-1892

Fd 5: Machine Age: 1877-1920

Fd 6: Vitality and Turmoil of Urban Life

Fd 7: Guilded Age

Fd 8: Intellectual, Cultural Trends

Fd 9: Isolation to Empire

Fd 10: Progressive Era

Fd 11: World War I

Fd 12: The Twenties

Fd 13: The Depression

Fd 14: Foreign Relations in Broken World: 1920-1941

Fd 15: World War II (1)

Box 36: Class Notes

Fd 1: World War II (2)

Fd 2: Cold War Era: 1945-1991

Fd 3: American Society during Post-War Boom: 1945-1970

Fd 4: Vietnam and the Third World 1945-1989

Fd 5: Eisenhower – 1950s

Fd 6: Reform, Conflict, and Civil Rights: 1961-1974

Fd 7: Watergate – 1970s

Fd 8: Reagan and the Conservative Turn – 1980s

Fd 9: Mexican History Notes (1)

Fd 10: Mexican History Notes (2)

Box 37: Class Notes

Fd 1: History of the Colorado Plateau, Fall 1990

Fd 2: Colorado Plateau History – HIS 399, Spring 1990 (televised class)

Fd 3: Colorado Plateau History – HIS 696, Fall 1993

Fd 4: Colorado Plateau Bibliography

Fd 5: Colorado Plateau Exams

Fd 6: History of the Colorado Plateau Lecture Notes

Fd 7: History of the Colorado Plateau Syllabi

Fd 8: Spanish Borderlands, HIS 694

Fd 9: Topics in Popular History: Mormons in the West – HIS 299, Summer 1983

Fd 10: Women in American History – HIS 295, Spring 2005 Boxes 38-39: Student Papers (SEALED: see curator)

Box 40: Promotion and Tenure, 1989

Fd 1: Tenure: 1989-1990

Fd 2: Research and Publication

Fd 3: Professional Service

Fd 4: Teaching

Fd 5: Promotion/Tenure File: Introductory Material

Fd 6: Promotion/Tenure File: Teaching

Fd 7: Promotion/Tenure File: Scholarship

Fd 8: Promotion/Tenure File: Service

Fd 9: Promotion/Tenure File: Self-Statement and Center for CO Springs Plateau Studies

Fd 10: Promotion/Tenure File: COFS Evaluation and Chair’s Recommendation

Fd 11: Promotion/Tenure File: Letter from Linda Newell Concerning Val’s Contribution to Mormon Enigma

Box 41: Promotion to Full Professor, 1997

Fd 1: Promotion to Full Professor

Fd 2: Promotion File: P&T Form, Dept. Mission and Process, Curriculum Vitae, teaching, advising, syllabi

Fd 3: Promotion File: Annual Evaluation (previous five years)

Fd 4: Promotion File: Service, Scholarship, NAU Letters, Outside Letters, Student Letters, COFS and Chair’s Docs.

Fd 5: Promotion File: Appendix I: In Press, Reviews, and Impact of Mormon Enigma

Fd 6: Promotion File: Six Sample Articles and Book Reviews by VTA

Box 42: Post-Tenure Review, 2000-2001

Fd 1: Post-Tenure Review: 2000

Fd 2: Post-Tenure Review: 2001

Box 43: MERIT Faculty Evaluations, 1983-1990

Fd 1: Faculty Evaluations: 1983-84

Fd 2: Faculty Evaluations: 1985-86

Fd 3: Faculty Evaluations: 1986-87

Fd 4: MERIT: 1988-89

Fd 5: Spring MERIT: 1989

Fd 6: MERIT: 1989-90

Box 44: MERIT Faculty Evaluations, 1990-1994

Fd 1: MERIT: 1990-91

Fd 2: MERIT: 1991-92

Fd 3: MERIT: 1992-93

Fd 4: MERIT: 1993-94

Box 45: MERIT Faculty Evaluations, 1994-1997

Fd 1: MERIT: 1994-95

Fd 2: MERIT: 1995-96 (1)

Fd 3: MERIT: 1995-96 (2)

Fd 4: MERIT: 1996-97 (1)

Fd 5: MERIT: 1996-97 (2)

Box 46: MERIT Faculty Evaluations, 1997-2003

Fd 1: MERIT: 1997-98

Fd 2: MERIT: 1998-99 (1)

Fd 3: MERIT: 1998-99 (2)

Fd 4: MERIT: 1999-2000

Fd 5: MERIT: 2000-01

Fd 6: MERIT: 2001-02

Fd 7: MERIT: 2002-03 (1)

Box 47: MERIT Faculty Evaluations, 2002-2005

Fd 1: MERIT: 2002-03 (2)

Fd 2: MERIT: 2003-04

Fd 3: MERIT: 2004-05

Box 48: Student Evaluations

Fd 1: Student Evaluations: 1982-1988

Fd 2: HIS 292-01, Fall 1998

Fd 3: HIS 295-01, Fall 1998

Fd 4: HIS 292-05, Spring 1999

Fd 5: HIS 295-01, Spring 1999

Fd 6: HIS 695-01, Spring 1999

Fd 7: HIS 291-01, Fall 1999

Fd 8: HIS 295-01, Fall 1999

Fd 9: HIS 292-01, Spring 2000

Fd 10: HIS 399-04, Spring 2000

Fd 11: HIS 295-01, Fall 2000

Fd 12: HIS 399-02, Fall 2000

Fd 13: HIS 292-02, Spring 2003

Fd 14: HIS 295-01, Spring 2003

Fd 15: HIS 498-01, Spring 2003

Fd 16: HIS 292-01, Fall 2003

Fd 17: HIS 295-01, Fall 2003

Fd 18: HIS 292-01, Spring 2004

Fd 19: HIS 295-01, Spring 2004

Fd 20: HIS 498c-01, Spring 2004

Fd 21: HIS 295h, Spring 2005

Fd 22: HIS 498c, Spring 2005

Box 49: Conferences/Lectures

Fd 1: Vital Questions in Mormon History, 1979-1980

Fd 2: BYU Women’s Conference, January 1980

Fd 3: Western History Association, Phoenix, 1982

Fd 4: Sunstone Symposium, Salt Lake City, August 1984

Fd 5: “Sampling from the Lives of 19th Century Mormon Women” NAU, April, 1985

Fd 6: Project on Religion and American Culture, Indianapolis, October 1987

Fd 7: Montana Women as Community Builders, Helena, MT, November 1987

Fd 8: Center for the Study of Religion and American Culture Symposium, 1990

Fd 9: Western Social Science Association, April 1992

Fd 10: Critchlow Lecture, Weber St. University, November 1994

Fd 11: Western History Association, Denver 1995

Box 50: Conferences/Lectures

Fd 1: Western History Association, St. Paul, 1997

Fd 2: Organization of American Historians, April 1997

Fd 3: Arizona Historical Convention, Wickenburg, April 1997

Fd 4: Distinguished Lecture Series, Montana State University, April 1998

Fd 5: Sterling McMurrin Lecture, September 1998

Fd 6: Western History Association, Portland, 1999

Fd 7: Arizona Historical Convention, Prescott, April 1999

Fd 8: Western History Association, San Antonio, 2000

Fd 9: John Whitmer Historical Association, Independence, Missouri, September 2000

Fd 10: Arizona Territorial Justice Forum, 2001-2003

Fd 11: Colorado Plateau Conference, NAU, November 2001

Fd 12: Grand Canyon History Symposium, Grand Canyon Village, January 2002

Box 51: Conferences/Lectures

Fd 1: Grand Canyon Symposium Papers, January 2002

Box 52: Mormon History Association

Fd 1: 1975-1979

Fd 2: 1980-1984

Fd 3: 1985-1988

Fd 4: Journal and Nominating Committee, 1984

Fd 5: Council Meeting, November 1987

Fd 6: Tanner Lecture, Logan, 1988

Fd 7: Presidential Address, 1988

Fd 8: Program Committee, 1988

Box 53: Mormon History Association

Fd 1: Presidency

Fd 2: Program, Susan Fales

Fd 3: Rexburg, 1981

Fd 4: England, 1987

Fd 5: Logan, 1988

Fd 6: Quincy, 1989

Fd 7: Hawaii, 1990

Fd 8: St. George, 1992

Fd 9: Omaha, 1997

Fd 10: Ogden, 1999

Fd 11: Tuscon, 2002

Box 54: Correspondence

Fd 1: A

Fd 2: B

Fd 3: BEI Productions

Fd 4: C

Fd 5: D

Fd 6: E

Fd 7: F

Fd 8: G

Fd 9: H

Fd 10: J

Fd 11: K

Fd 12: L

Fd 13: M

Fd 14: N

Fd 15: Linda Newell (1)

Fd 16: Linda Newell (2)

Fd 17: Linda Newell (3)

Fd 18: O

Fd 19: P

Fd 20: R

Fd 21: Joe Romney

Fd 22: Bill Russell

Fd 23: S

Fd 24: Gary Smith

Fd 25: Melvin T. Smith

Fd 26: T

Fd 27: University of Missouri Press

Fd 28: W

Fd 29: Y

Box 55: Correspondence

Fd 1: Tippetts Family Correspondence (1)

Fd 2: Tippetts Family Correspondence (2)

Fd 3: Tippetts Family Correspondence (3)

Fd 4: Other Linda Newell Correspondence

Box 56: Misc. Newspaper Articles

Fd 1: Articles about Val Avery

Fd 2: Articles about the Mormon Church (1)

Fd 3: Articles about the Mormon Church (2)

Box 57: Misc. Articles/Essays

Fd 1: “The 1845 Torching of Morley’s Settlement and Murder of Edmund Durfee”

Fd 2: “All That Glitters: The Last Major Search for Gold in Glen Canyon”

Fd 3: “The Arizona Champion”

Fd 4: “The Beaver Creek Project: Arizona Watershed Research and the Ideology of Intensive Management”

Fd 5: “Church History: A Conflict of Faith”

Fd 6: “Cultural Resources Management: People and Places of the Old Kaibab”

Fd 7: “Dan Hogan and the Orphan Mine”

Fd 8: “Dangerous History: Laurel Ulrich and Her Mormon Sisters”

Fd 9: “Dartmouth Arminianism and Its Impact on Hyrum Smith and the Smith Family”

Fd 10: “Dartmouth’s Explorers, Missionaries, Mormons, and Native Americans and Their Contribution to the Settlement of the West”

Fd 11: “The Death of the Prophet”

Fd 12: “Ecology, Resource Redistribution, and Mormon Settlement in Northeastern Arizona”

Fd 13: “Emery Kolb and the Santa Fe Railroad”

Fd 14: “An Evolutionary Analysis of the Mormon Religion”

Fd 15: “Exiles in Time”

Fd 16: “The Fabulous Kingdom of Cibola”

Fd 17: “Faith, Mythology, and the Curious Case of the Bye Bye Brodie Book”

Fd 18: “Flight 42-50890: An Unsolved Puzzle of the San Francisco Peaks”

Fd 19: “From Chug Wagon to Parkway: Arizona’s Golden Age of Automobiling”

Fd 20: “Gathering the Remnants: Establishing the RLDS Church in Southwestern Iowa”

Fd 21: “The Heliograph in Arizona History”

Fd 22: “Henry Clay Rogers”

Fd 23: “Historic Structure Report: Lee’s Ranch Historical Data”

Fd 24: “History of Grand Canyon National Park”

Fd 25: “A History of the LDS Institute of Religion, Flagstaff, Arizona”

Fd 26: “The Impact of the Environment on the Development of Early Mormon Settlements in Northeastern Arizona”

Fd 27: “An Intellectual View of Joseph Smith through the Eyes of His Brother, Hyrum Smith”

Fd 28: “The Keystone”

Box 58: Misc. Articles/Essays

Fd 1: “The Kolb Brothers of Grand Canyon”

Fd 2: “The Last of a Breed: Henry A. Crabb’s Filibuster of Sonora, 1857”

Fd 3: “Lords of Creation: Patriarchy, The Abrahamic Household of Mormonism”

Fd 4: “Military Aircraft Disasters of the San Francisco Peaks of Northern Arizona and Surrounding Areas During World War II”

Fd 5: “New Paradigms for Understanding Mormonism and Mormon History”

Fd 6: “Obscure Believers: The Mormon Schism of Alpheus Cutler”

Fd 7: “On Being a Mormon Historian”

Fd 8: “Our Natural Hearthstone: Anti-Polygamy Fiction and the Sentimental Campaign Against Moral Diversity in Antebellum America”

Fd 9: “Political Change in the American West, 1852-1984”

Fd 10: “Polygamy in Utah and Surrounding Area Since the Manifesto of 1890”

Fd 11: “The Psychology of Religious Genius: Joseph Smith and the Origins of New Religious Movements”

Fd 12: “Reynolds v. United States: 19th Century Forms of Marriage and the Status of Women”

Fd 13: “Separate Trails”

Fd 14: “Short Creek – Colorado City on the Arizona Strip”

Fd 15: “Short Creek Historical Calendar”

Fd 16: “Sinews of Dirt and Stone: Grand Canyon’s Backcountry Trails System, an Historic Summary”

Fd 17: “South Kaibab National Forest: A Historical Overview”

Box 59: Misc. Articles/Essays

Fd 1: “Southern Utah Tales”

Fd 2: “Stanley Sikes”

Fd 3: “The Struggles of Charles Jensen: The Homosexual Friend of An Early LDS Poet”

Fd 4: “‘That Troublous Period:’ The Bench and Bar of Territorial Utah”

Fd 5: “The Surgeon and the Prophet”

Fd 6: “Thy Kingdom Come: A Study of Mormon Rhetoric in Arizona Politics, 1986-1989”

Fd 7: “Toward an Introduction to a Psychobiography of Joseph Smith”

Fd 8: “The Tunnel”

Fd 9: “Utah’s Negro Pioneers of 1847”

Fd 10: “A Weary Traveler: The 1848-1850 Diary of Zina D.H. Young”

Fd 11: “Why Do Mormons Continue to Believe and Practice: A Summary Statement of Benefits and Problems”

Fd 12: “A Wild Photographic Voyage Through the Grand Canyon”

Fd 13: “Wives of Nineteenth Century Mormon Bishops: A Quantitative Analysis”

Fd 14: “Writing About the Mormon Prophet’s Brother: A Biographer’s Reflections”

Box 60: General Office Files

Fd 1: National Endowment for the Humanities (1)

Fd 2: National Endowment for the Humanities (2)

Fd 3: National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship Award Letter

Fd 4: National Endowment for the Humanities – 1989

Fd 5: Val’s National Endowment for the Humanities Application

Fd 6: Interactive Instruction Television – Yuma Training

Fd 7: Distinguished Faculty in Residence in Yuma, Spring 1996

Fd 8: Requests for Book Reviews

Fd 9: Bruce H. Hooper

Fd 10: Jim Byrkit

Box 61: General Office Files

Fd 1: Curriculum Vitae

Fd 2: Sabbatical, 1994

Fd 3: Sabbatical, 2000

Fd 4: NAU Awards and Honors

Fd 5: Funding Request for Field Trips

Fd 6: Record of Absence Slips

Fd 7: CCPS – Director Applications, 1984

Fd 8: Grants

Fd 9: IUPUI Distance Education

Fd 10: Western Historical Quarterly

Fd 11: Flagstaff Westerners

Fd 12: Arizona Humanities Council

Fd 13: EFNEP Program

Fd 14: Arizona Women’s Hall of Fame

Fd 15: Raymond Educational Foundation

Box 62: General Office Files

Fd 1: Faculty Status Committee, 1999-2000

Fd 2: Faculty Status Committee, 2002-2003

Fd 3: Document of Expectations, 2003-2004

Fd 4: NAU Contracts

Fd 5: NAU Master’s Program

Fd 6: NAU PhD Program

Fd 7: Elderhostel

Fd 8: Secondary Education Assistant Professor Search

Fd 9: Old Dean’s Office Documents

Fd 10: Phi Kappa Phi

Fd 11: NAU History Organization

Box 63: General Office Files - Curtis M. Hinsley

Fd 1: Curtis M. Hinsley (1)

Fd 2: Curtis M. Hinsley (2)

Box 64: General Office Files

Fd 1: Val Avery’s Calendar, 1979

Fd 2: Val Avery’s Calendar, 2003-2004

Fd 3: Tippetts Genealogy – Early Kirtland and New York

Fd 4: “Fun Stuff”

For more information: 435/797-2663; Manuscript Librarian.
Special Collections & Archives, Merrill-Cazier Library, Utah State University 84322-3000