Theresa Schmid McMahon papers, 1889-1960
Table of Contents
- Overview of the Collection
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Biographical Note
- Content Description
- Use of the Collection
- Administrative Information
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Detailed Description of the Collection
- "My Story"
- Incoming Letters, 1930-1968
- Incoming Letters received upon retirement, bound volume, 1937
- Birthday Cards, 1959
- Outgoing Letters, 1889-1960
- Court Papers, 1959
- Speeches and Writings, 1912-1935
- Speeches and Writings, fragments
- Speeches and Writings, others, 1925-1960
- Clippings, 1925-1960
- Photographs
- Miscellany
- Dictabelts
- John R. Commons, 1935-1942
- Edward C. McMahon, 1950
- University of Washington Miscellany
- Ancient Civilizations
- Ancient Civilizations: Primitive cultures
- Ancient Civilizations: Assyrian
- Ancient Civilizations: Babylonians
- Ancient Civilizations: Egyptians
- Ancient Civilizations: Grecian
- Ancient Civilizations: Hebrew/Judaic; Semitic
- Ancient Civilizations: Indian
- Ancient Civilizations: Persian
- Ancient Civilizations: Phoenician
- Ancient Civilizations: Roman
- Ancient Civilizations: Spartan
- Ancient Civilizations: Sumerian
- Economic History Notes
- Economic Theory and Phenomena Notes
- Card File
- Names and Subjects
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- McMahon, Theresa Schmid
- Title
- Theresa Schmid McMahon papers
- Dates
- 1889-1960 (inclusive)18891960
- Quantity
- 3.33 cubic feet (10 boxes and 1 vertical file)
- Collection Number
- 0110 (Accession No. 0110-001)
- Summary
- Writings, notes, and research files of a professor of economics, University of Washington
- Repository
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
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No restrictions on access.
- Languages
- English
Biographical Note
Professor of economics, University of Washington.
Theresa Schmid McMahon born 1878, died 1961. Professor McMahon received her bachelor's degree from the University of Washington, but earned her Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin in 1909. In 1911, she began her teaching career at the University of Washington; where, until her retirement in 1937, she, her husband, and James Allen Smith were considered the thorns of Liberalism in the sides of a conservative U.S. administration. Dr. McMahon was a member of such "Radical" groups as the Socialists Society, and the Central Labor Council. Her subject was labor economics and the status of women. Professor McMahon lived during a very exciting time in the history of the development of the University. Therefore, "My Story," provides an unorthodox perspective towards events at the University.
Content Description
Speeches and writings, notes, clippings, and correspondence of a University of Washington professor of economics, reflecting her interest in labor economics and the status of women. Includes her autobiographical sketch, "My Story".
Use of the Collection
Restrictions on Use
Creator's literary rights not transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.
Administrative Information
Return to TopDetailed Description of the Collection
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Description: "My Story"Container: Box/Folder 1/1
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Description: Incoming LettersDates: 1930-1968Container: Box/Folder 1/2
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Description: Incoming Letters received upon retirement, bound volumeDates: 1937Container: Box/Folder 1/3
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Description: Birthday CardsDates: 1959Container: Box/Folder 1/4
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Description: Outgoing LettersDates: 1889-1960Container: Box/Folder 1/5
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Description: Court PapersDates: 1959Container: Box/Folder 1/6
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Description: Speeches and WritingsDates: 1912-1935Container: Box/Folder 1/7
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Description: Speeches and Writings, fragmentsContainer: Box/Folder 1/8
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Description: Speeches and Writings, othersDates: 1925-1960Container: Box/Folder 1/9-12
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Description: ClippingsDates: 1925-1960Container: Box/Folder 1/13
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Description: PhotographsContainer: Box/Folder 1/14
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Description: MiscellanyContainer: Box/Folder 1/15
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Description: DictabeltsContainer: Box/Folder 1/16
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Description: John R. Commons
Published speeches and writings, manuscripts, clippings, and notes
Dates: 1935-1942Container: Box/Folder 2/1-4 -
Description: Edward C. McMahon
Resolution of the Faculty of the University of Washington on his passing and clippings
Dates: 1950Container: Box/Folder 2/5-6 -
Description: University of Washington MiscellanyContainer: Box/Folder 2/7
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Description: Ancient CivilizationsContainer: Box/Folder 2/8-9
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: Primitive culturesContainer: Box/Folder 2/10-11
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: AssyrianContainer: Box/Folder 2/12
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: BabyloniansContainer: Box/Folder 2/13
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: EgyptiansContainer: Box/Folder 2/14-18
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: GrecianContainer: Box/Folder 3/1-5
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: Hebrew/Judaic; SemiticContainer: Box/Folder 3/6
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: IndianContainer: Box/Folder 3/7
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: PersianContainer: Box/Folder 3/8
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: PhoenicianContainer: Box/Folder 3/9
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: RomanContainer: Box/Folder 3/10
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: SpartanContainer: Box/Folder 3/11
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Description: Ancient Civilizations: SumerianContainer: Box/Folder 3/12
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Description: Economic History NotesContainer: Box/Folder 3/13-5/15
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Description: Economic Theory and Phenomena NotesContainer: Box/Folder 6/1-7/14
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Description: Card FileContainer: Box 8-10
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- University Archives/Faculty Papers (University of Washington)
Personal Names
- McMahon, Theresa Schmid--Archives
