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Emma Baillargeon Stimson papers, 1888-1964
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Stimson, Emma Baillargeon
- Title
- Emma Baillargeon Stimson papers
- Dates
- 1888-1964 (inclusive)18881964
- Quantity
- 65.38 cubic feet (69 boxes)
- Collection Number
- 5115 (Accession No. 5115-001)
- Summary
- Papers of a Seattle cultural leader documenting her active and influential life as a society matron, and wife and widow of a Seattle business leader
- 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
-
Paper-based materials are open to all users. No user access copy is available for films. Users may be able to obtain a reproduction of the media for a fee. Contact Special Collections for more information.
- Languages
- English
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
Emma Baillargeon Stimson, native of Seattle, was born on July 14, 1887 to Joseph A. and Abby Collins Baillargeon. Through birth and marriage, Stimson was well connected to the most influential business and political leadership of the city. Her father established the J. A. Baillargeon Department Store in Seattle in 1889 and her maternal grandfather was John Collins, the first mayor of Seattle. Stimson graduated from Trinity College in Washington, D. C., and in 1914 married Thomas Douglas Stimson II (1884-1931), heir to a business empire that included lumbering, transportation, hotel, real estate and investment interests. In addition to her family responsibilities, Stimson founded, guided or influenced many of Seattle's charitable and cultural institutions, particularly the Seattle Art Museum. She served continuously on its Board from 1934-1954 and was acting Director of the museum when its director, Dr. Richard E. Fuller, was called to active duty during World War II. She was re-elected to the museum Board in 1961. She also contributed many modern works of art to the museum by painters Morris Graves and Mark Tobey. Emma Stimson died in Seattle on August 12, 1963.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
Correspondence, biographical features, photographs, open reel film, post cards, publications, sheet music, maps, clippings, scrapbooks, textiles, funeral memorabilia and film of family scenes.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
Some restrictions exist on copying, quotation or publication. Contact Special Collections for details.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
Arranged in 7 series.
- Series 1, Correspondence
- Series 2, Photographic Materials
- Series 3, Publications
- Series 4, Manuscript Materials
- Series 5, Ephemera
- Series 6, Art and Graphics
- Series 7, Collections
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
Series 1: Correspondence Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Subseries 1: Incoming Letters from Family |
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Box/Folder | ||
1/1 | Adams, Henrietta |
1925-1942 |
½ | Baillargeon, Abbie Ann Collins |
1895-1914 |
1/3 | Baillargeon, Charles J. |
1952 |
1/4 | Baillargeon, Henri J. |
1950-1959 |
1/5-8 | Baillargeon, Cebert J. |
1917-1959 |
1/9-17 | Baillargeon, John A. |
1914-1928 |
1/18-57 | Baillargeon, Joseph Arthur (J. A.) |
1901-1929 |
2/1-2 | Baillargeon, Joseph Arthur (J. A.) |
1931-1932 |
2/3-13 | Bayley, Frances Ann Stimson |
1933-1944 |
2/14-15 | Bayley, Frank |
1944-1958 |
2/16 | Bullitt, Charles Stimson |
undated |
2/17-21 | Bullitt, Dorothy F. And A. Scott |
1910-1949 |
2/22 | Clark, Charles |
1940-1949 |
2/23-37 | Clark, Emma Eleanor Stimson (Nona) |
1929-1941 |
2/38 | Collins, A. |
1918 |
2/39-43 | Collins, E. Bertrand |
1937-1957 |
3/1 | Downey, Emma Collins |
1929-1932 |
3/2 | Gravel, Lucille |
1958 |
3/3 | Noonan, Catherine Baillargeon |
1956-1958 |
3/4 | Lindgren, Mary S. Noonan, Catherine
Baillargeon |
1951 |
3/5 | Pherton, _ _ _ |
1926-1942 |
3/6 | Quainton, Eden |
1940 |
3/7 | Quainton, Tony |
1958 |
3/8 | Ruhm, Edana Collins |
1924-1962 |
3/9-17 | Slattery, John J. |
1925-1963 |
3/18-56 | Slattery, Marie Baillargeon |
1914-1938 |
3/57-62 | Slattery, Paul |
1920-1963 |
3/63-67 | Slattery, Thomas |
1920-1963 |
3/68 | Sontag, Mary |
1957 |
3/69 | Stimson, Abbie Ann |
1925-1929 |
3/70 | Stimson, Anna Marie |
1943 |
3/71 | Stimson, Annie Waters |
1948 |
3/72-73 | Stimson, Charles W. |
1935-1952 |
4/1-16 | Stimson, Douglas Joseph |
1928-1963 |
4/17-18 | Stimson, Herold |
1925-1927 |
4/19-37 | Stimson, Harriet Overton and Charles
Douglas |
1919-1936 |
4/38-51 | Stimson, David T. |
1936-1959 |
5/1-51 | Stimson, Thomas Douglas |
1913-1925 |
6/1-27 | Stimson, Thomas Douglas |
1926-1931 |
6/28 | Stimson, Virginia |
1937 |
Subseries 2: Incoming Letters from Non-Family |
||
Box/Folder | ||
6/29 | Agen, Stuart |
1929-1934 |
6/30 | Atwood, Eugenia Fuller |
1950-1959 |
6/31 | Aubler, John |
1958 |
6/32 | Backus Family |
1957 |
6/33 | Ballinger, Alma |
1929 |
6/34 | Biglow, Maud |
undated |
6/35 | Benson, Amy |
1926 |
6/36 | Blandy, Kitty |
1941-1956 |
6/37 | Boeing, Bertha |
1950 |
6/38 | Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt |
1939 |
6/39 | Buck, Pearl S. |
1940 |
6/40 | Burwell, Elizabeth |
1957 |
6/41 | Callahan, Kenneth |
1953-1957 |
6/42 | Caneros, Basil |
undated |
6/43 | Clark, Nell |
undated |
6/44 | Clarke, Charles H. |
1917-1941 |
6/45-47 | Conway, John and Dorothy |
1958 |
6/48 | Coulton, Anne and George |
1946 |
6/49 | Crysler, Sidney and Betty |
undated |
6/50 | Dally, Agnes |
1928 |
6/51 | Donval, Yves |
undated |
6/52 | Eckstein, Joanna |
1956 |
6/53 | Enthoven, Alain |
1956-1963 |
6/54 | Fellows, Mrs. Carl |
1950 |
6/55 | Fitzgerald, Esther |
1926-1957 |
6/56-57 | Fuller, Margaret |
1930-1949 |
6/58-68 | Fuller, Richard E. |
1934-1959 |
6/69 | Furth, Lucy A. |
1923 |
6/70 | Garrell, Jessie E. S. |
1922 |
6/71 | Glennan, Keith T. |
1920-1959 |
6/72 | Gould, Carl Frelinghuysen |
undated |
6/73 | Graves, Morris |
1949 |
6/74 | Green, Jackson |
1955 |
6/75 | Greenwood, Mrs. George |
1935-1962 |
6/76 | Haggerty, Louis C. |
1910 |
6/77 | Haig-Brown, Addy |
1940 |
6/78 | Hark, Kate L. |
undated |
6/79 | Hepler, Carolyn |
undated |
6/80 | Hinds, Hazel |
1962 |
6/81 | Hoffman, Julie and Harry |
1948 |
6/82 | Howell, John and Rebecca |
undated |
6/83 | Hughes, Emma J. de Hart |
1921-1922 |
6/84 | Hughes, Rita C. |
1958 |
6/85 | Jones, Florence Williams |
1920 |
6/86 | Julie, Sister |
1918 |
6/87 | Kidel, Dru and George |
1939-1940 |
6/88 | Laurence, Bill and Betty |
1956 |
6/89-90 | Lee, Ruth and Sherman |
1950-1962 |
6/91 | Littell, Norman M. |
1941 |
6/92 | Madeline, Sister |
1918-1919 |
6/93 | Mathieu, Anais |
1921 |
6/94 | McAllister, Charlotte Huessy |
1957 |
6/95 | McBurney, Wallace A. |
1950-1959 |
7/1-16 | McCrown, Albert |
1930-1953 |
7/17 | McIntyre, Helen |
1949-1952 |
7/18 | Meyer, Harvey K. |
1937 |
7/19 | Millard, Florence Agen |
1957 |
7/20 | Mitchell, Harry and Vivian |
undated |
7/21 | Moores, Hazel Pat |
1956 |
7/22 | Miya, _ _ _ |
1940 |
7/23 | Oakes, Mildred |
1957 |
7/24 | Ohata, Toyo |
1940 |
7/25 | Olmsted, Everett W. |
1940 |
7/26 | Olson, _ _ _ |
1918 |
7/27 | Paton, Agatha and Noel |
1940-1956 |
7/28 | Payson, Dorothy Terry Bullitt |
1917-1962 |
7/29 | Platt, Mrs. Charles |
1933 |
7/30 | Politzer, Caesar |
1956 |
7/31 | Power, John and Mary |
1936-1940 |
7/32 | Radford, colin |
undated |
7/33 | Reinhold, Rev. H. A. |
1956 |
7/34 | Reybold, Mrs. Eugene |
1962 |
7/35 | Roberts, Gwladys |
1959 |
7/36 | Robinson, Mrs. Dwight Edwards |
1957 |
7/37 | Rockwood, Louis and Charley |
1957 |
7/38 | Sharples, Caspar W. |
1920-1922 |
7/39 | Somervell, Helen |
1937-1959 |
7/40 | Swanson, Ada |
1962 |
7/41 | Terry, Jane |
1927-1942 |
7/42 | Thomas, Ed |
1957 |
7/43 | Thurber, Muriel |
undated |
7/44 | Tobey, Mark |
1952-957 |
7/45 | Trimble, Glen Kerry |
1954 |
7/46 | Van Ogle, Louise |
1940 |
7/47 | Visele, Desiree |
1937 |
7/48 | Ward, Inez and George |
undated |
7/49 | Webb, Mabel |
1934-1957 |
7/50 | Weyerhaeuser, Helen |
1957 |
7/51 | Willis, Elizabeth Bayley |
1952 |
7/52 | Wilson, Dorothy Dennis |
1956 |
7/53 | Witter, Mrs. Dean |
1957 |
7/54 | Yamanaka and Company, Osaka |
1941 |
7/55 | Younger, Helen and Cole |
1955 |
7/56-59 | Miscellaneous A-Z |
1915-1962 |
7/60 | Christmas Telegrams, Various Authors |
1029 |
7/61 | unidentified |
932-1940 |
7/62 | Outgoing Letters to Collins, Emma and A. Collins
(Grandmother) |
1899-1901 |
7/63 | Outgoing Letter to Landis (Miss) |
1896 |
7/64 | Outgoing Letter to Miller, A. S. |
1894 |
Subseries 3: Stimson, Thomas Douglas |
||
Box/Folder | ||
7/65 | Incoming Letter from Abbie Ann (Niece) |
Undated |
7/66 | Incoming Letter from Baillargeon, J. A |
1915-1929 |
7/67 | Incoming Letter from Brown, George H. |
1918 |
7/68 | Incoming Letter from Bullitt, Dorothy Frances and A.
Scott |
1918 |
7/69 | Incoming Letter from McLaren, Archibald |
1930 |
7/70 | Incoming Letter from Mooney, Carl |
1930 |
7/71 | Incoming Letter from Overton, W. E. |
1901-1905 |
7/72 | Incoming Letter from Stimson, Charles Douglas and
Harriet Overton |
undated |
7/73-74 | Incoming Letter from Stimson Emma
Baillargeon |
1929 |
7/75 | Incoming Letter from Frances Ann |
1929 |
7/76 | Incoming Letter from Uihlein, Rober A. |
1918 |
7/77-78 | Outgoing Letter to Overton, W. E. |
1901-1906 |
7/79 | Ships Log of Waco |
1928 |
Subseries 4: Stimson, Harriet Overton and Charles Douglas
Stimson |
||
Box/Folder | ||
7/80 | Incoming Letters from Stimson, Charles
Douglas |
1917 |
7/81-88 | Incoming Letters from Stimson, Emma
Baillargeon |
1915-1918 |
8/1-55 | Incoming Letters from Stimson, Emma
Baillargeon |
1919-1931 |
8/56 | Incoming Letters from Stimson, David |
1925-1931 |
8/57 | Incoming Letters from Stimson, Frances Ann |
1923-1931 |
8/58 | Incoming Letters from Stimson, Nona |
1926-1931 |
8/59-76 | Incoming Letters from Stimson, Thomas
Douglas |
1889-1901 |
9/1-50 | Incoming Letters from Stimson, Thomas
Douglas |
1902-1918 |
10/1-51 | Incoming Letters from Stimson, Thomas
Douglas |
1919-1931 |
10/52 | Outgoing Letters to Downey, Emma and
Archie |
undated |
Subseries 5: Baillargeon, Joseph Arthur (J. A.) |
||
Box/Folder | ||
10/53 | Incoming Letters from Baillargeon, Abbie
Ann |
1894 |
10/54-64 | Incoming Letters from Baillargeon, Emma |
1896-1904 |
11/1-24 | Incoming Letters from Baillargeon, Emma |
1905-1910 |
11/25 | Incoming Letters from Baillargeon, T. X. |
1892 |
11/26 | Miscellaneous |
1888-1895 |
11/27 | Outgoing Letters to Baillargeon, Abbie Ann |
1894 |
11/28-29 | Outgoing Letters to Baillargeon, J. Cebert |
1907-1937 |
11/30 | Outgoing Letters to Baillargeon, Marie |
1907 |
Subseries 6: Stimson, Dorothy Frances (Bullitt) |
||
Box/Folder | ||
12/1 | Incoming Letters from Stimson, Thomas
Douglas |
1900-1901 |
12/2 | Outgoing Letters to Stimson, Frances Ann |
1920 |
Subseries 7: Collins, Edana |
||
Box/Folder | ||
12/3 | Incoming Letters from Baillargeon, J. A. |
1900-1901 |
12/4-5 | Incoming Letters from Collins, John |
1899-1901 |
12/6 | Incoming Letters from Henderson, E. |
1908 |
12/7-8 | Incoming Letters from Stimson, Emma
Baillargeon |
undated |
Subseries 8: Collins, Abbie Ann |
||
Box/Folder | ||
12/9 | Incoming Letters from Manger, Julie |
1895 |
12/10 | Outgoing Letters to John Collins |
1882 |
Subseries 9: Stimson Family |
||
Box/Folder | ||
12/11 | Correspondence of Purcell, Abbie Ann Baillargeon to
Emma Eleanor Stimson Clark |
1958 |
12/12 | Correspondence of Slattery, Paul to Emma Eleanor
Stimson Clark |
1926 |
12/13 | Correspondence of Stimson, T. David to Clarence
Hulford. |
1933 |
Subseries 10: Baillargeon Family |
||
Box/Folder | ||
12/14 | Correspondence to Miss L__ to Paul
Baillargeon |
1899 |
Series 2: Photographic MaterialsReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box | ||
13 | Album: Thomas Douglas Stimson |
1913-1920 |
13 | Loose Photos: Biographical |
undated |
14 | A-Smedchilds |
undated |
15 | Stimson-Z |
undated |
16 | Album: Frances Ann Stimson |
1928 |
17 | Reel Film: KING-TV Eulogy to EBS, gifts to Seattle Art Museum. Polyester base,
transferred to VHS Tape #1.
|
September, 1963 |
18 | Reel Film: August 14, 1923, Frances Anne, David, Eleanor
at Playhouse (Highlands) Frances Anne, David Eleanor at Playhouse (highlands). 1925:
Highlands picnic. 1925: Highlands school play. All are on triacetate film
stock, transferred from cellulose nitrate originals. Transferred to VHS Tape #2
(VHS transfer completed September 1994).
|
1923, 1925 |
19 | Reel Film: 1925, Yacht Wanda Inscribed to C. W. from TDS. 1926: Children in garden. 1929:
children with bear cubs. Undated: Garden Club of America at TDS Highlands home.
Undated: Douglas Stimson's 9th birthday. Undated: President Franklin Roosevelt
at Grand Coulee Dam. Transferred to VHS Tape #2
|
October 5, 1925 |
20 | Reel Film: 1930, highlands Beach Transferred to VHS Tape #2; February 14, 1931, SOYP club at Mt.
Rainier; 1930, Snow scene on lawn transferred to VHS #3.
|
1930 |
21 | Reel Film: April 25, 1931, TDS and Robert Brinkly at
start of flight to Spokane. Transferred to VHS Tape #3
|
April 25, 1931 |
22 | Reel Film: 1933, David Stimson on cruise ship leaving
for Budapest Jamboree; August 1933, voyage on the Flying Fish and Frances Ann
Stimson debut tea. Transferred to VHS Tape #3
|
1933 |
23 | Reel Film: 1935, the Highlands, commercial film, surfing
at Waikiki Beach, Hood Canal boat trip, home and CWS swimming pool, and Orcas
Island and Virginia Transferred to VHS Tape #3
|
1935 |
24 | Reel Film: 1936, European tour with children, 1937-1938,
Skiing at Mt. Rainier; 1936, summer parties and Christmas at
Norcliffe. Transferred to VHS Tape #3
|
1936-1938 |
25 | Reel Film: 1938-1939, Lake Placid; 1939, trip to
California; 1938, Skiing at Mt. Rainer, April, 1941, the Highlands and Nona and
Douglas sailing. Transferred to VHS Tape #3
|
1938-1939 |
26 | Reel Film: June 1942, M Lazy V. Ranch, Montana;
1943-1946, Douglas' leave, Tommy and Franky Bayley, David and Nona
Stimson Transferred to VHS Tape #8
|
1942-1946 |
27 | Album: 1934 Tour of Japanese Historic and Cultural
Sites; Photographer Richard E. Fuller (Trip by REF, Margaret Fuller, EBS to
purchase artifacts for Seattle Art Museum). Transferred to VHS Tape #9
|
1934 |
27 | Album: Emma Baillargeon and Thomas D.
Stimson |
1911-1918 |
28 | Album: C. D. Stimson |
1908-1918 |
29 | Album: Douglas Joseph Stimson |
1926-1931 |
29 | Album: Emma Baillargeon; European Tour |
1907 |
29 | Album: Emma Baillargeon; Loreto Abbey, Toronto.
|
1904-1907 |
30 | Album: Thomas Douglas and Emma Baillargeon Stimson;
children's portraits |
1927-1929 |
31 | Album Contents: Portraits of Thomas Douglas Stimson,
Emma Baillargeon Stimson, and Family |
undated |
32 | Album: Thomas Douglas Stimson; Cascadillia School,
Cornell University, Highlands |
1904 |
33 | Album: created by C. D. And T. D. Stimson |
1904-1918 |
34 | Oversize portraits of family and friends Oversize flat gallery box: oversize portraits, family and
friends including Baillargeon, Bullitt, Collins, Fuller, McCown, Slattery, and
Stimson families.
|
undated |
35 | Album, snapshot: Emma B. Stimson's
grandchildren Album created by Charles Mosley Clark: A Day in the Life of a
Museum Board Member J. G. (Thomas A. Clarke).
|
undated |
36 | Loose photos, by subject: Documentation (alphabetical)
of sites and homes; Travel (alphabetical) by countries |
undated |
37 | Glass plates and lantern slides: Baillargeon
family 5 x 7 picture broken into four pieces
Thomas Douglas Stimson seated at grotto
|
1910 |
38 | Studio Portraits: Emma Baillargeon Stimson |
1912-1931 |
39 | Studio Portraits: Thomas Douglas Stimson |
1904-1931 |
40 | Studio and Publicity Portraits: Charles Douglas Stimson,
Harriet Overton Stimson, and Dorothy Frances Stimson |
1905-1927 |
41 | Studio Portraits: Thomas David Stimson, Stimson brothers
and sisters, family friends. Includes and photo of Mark Tobey portrait sketch and photo
portrait by George Mentor (signed).
|
1933 |
42 | Studio Portraits in portfolios: Stimson and Bullitt
children |
1922-1935 |
43 | Framed Portraits and framed materials of Thomas David
Stimson, John Baillargeon, Paul Baillargeon, and Emma Baillargeon
Stimson |
1904-1930 |
43 | Unidentified Photos This box will be transferred after family members have had an
opportunity to view and identify the images
|
undated |
44 | Photographic materials deposited by TSB Norcliffe
documentary and family photos. |
undated |
45 | Douglas C. Bayley photographic material |
undated |
Series 3: PublicationsReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box | ||
46 | General Subjects General subjects in alphabetical order. Includes Tour guides,
programs, booklets, and reviews of architecture and design, travel, fine arts,
and music.
|
undated |
47 | J. A. Baillargeon's sheet-music portfolio. |
undated |
48 | Postcard album of the historic sites of Japan with
insert of Historical Sketch of the Art of Japan by Richard E.
Fuller |
1934 |
48 | Postcard album of the historical and cultural views of
Japan |
1934 |
49 | Clippings and newspaper sections related to family and
local history. 27 items
Includes J. A. Baillargeon business and personal history.
|
1911-1962 |
50 | Pamphlets: The Metropolitan [Building Company] Bulletin;
Travel guides of European sites. |
1923-1936 |
51 | Oversize Travel Documentation Maps (Firenze, Nice), menu (Munich), and publication with
botanical specimens (Jerusalem).
|
undated |
Series 4: Manuscript Materials Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box | ||
52 | Memorials to Emma Baillargeon Stimson Includes acknowledgment of letters and memorial gifts.
|
1963-1964 |
52 | Five original manuscript musical
compositions Four of the five compositions are inscribed by composers to J.
A. Baillargeon, one is written by Dorothy S. Bullitt.
|
undated |
52 | Leather cover of Memorial Album of Thomas Douglas
Stimson |
1931-1932 |
52 | Memorials to Harriet Overton Stimson |
1936 |
53 | Memorials to Emma Baillargeon Stimson |
1963 |
54 | Memorials to Thomas Douglas Stimson |
1931-1932 |
55 | Biographical and Historical materials of Stimson and
Baillargeon families Biographical and historical materials related to Stimson and
Baillargeon families, businesses, poetry and writings. Biographical is
alphabetical by surname. Includes family Year End Summaries. Historical is
alphabetical by subject. Poetry is alphabetical by author surname.
|
undated |
56 | Biographical materials of Emma Baillargeon
Stimson Letter from the American Embassy in Tokyo for permission to
visit the Imperial Treasure House at Nara.
|
1934 |
57 | Clubs and Organizations Includes notices, correspondence of clubs and organizations of
which Emma B. Stimson was Trustee or Benefactor.
|
undated |
58 | Biographical information of Thomas Douglas
Stimson |
undated |
59 | Documentation of Asian art objects owned by Emma
Baillargeon Stimson with records of distribution |
undated |
60 | Oversize significant mementos of Emma Baillargeon
Stimson Includes marriage certificate, marriage license, audience with
the Pope, children's height and weight charts, patron certificates of New York
World's Fair in 1939, and the Smithsonian.
|
1921-1939 |
61 | Educational Materials of Emma B. Stimson: Trinity
College and continuing education |
1906-1955 |
Series 5: Ephemera Return to Top
Ephemeral materials are those created for one-time use or limited distribution, and in this collection are related to all lifetime activities of Stimson and Baillargeon family members. Newspaper clippings serrated from the page are filed here, while newspaper sections and full pages are with publications. Scrapbooks are included here.
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box | ||
62 | Scrapbook of biographical materials Scrapbook contents loose and in alphabetical by surname,
Baillargeon-Skoog. Historical materials alphabetical by subject,
aviation-Seattle.
|
undated |
63 | Scrapbook of documentations of Seattle Art Museum, M. E.
And R. E. Fuller, associates and family from newspapers and articles
Scrapbook created by Emma Baillargeon Stimson.
|
undated |
63 | Scrapbook recording World War II European and Pacific
Theaters, local reactions, and family wartime news Scrapbook created by Thomas David Stimson
|
undated |
64 | Scrapbook of autobiographical materials and articles
relating to friends and family Scrapbook created by Emma Baillargeon Stimson. Includes Frances
Ann Stimson wedding to frank Bayley and full biographies.
|
undated |
65 | Scrapbook of social life in Seattle Scrapbook created by Thomas Douglas Stimson.
|
1908-1911 |
66 | Scrapbook of Scout Jamboree in Hungary, Homes scenes,
and Thomas David Stimson's father's grave. Scrapbook created by Thomas Douglas Stimson.
|
1929-1931 |
66 | Clippings and Memorials to Thomas Douglas
Stimson |
1931 |
67 | Scrapbook of Cascadilliana Scrapbook created by Thomas Douglas Stimson.
|
1902-1904 |
Series 6: Art and GraphicsReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box | ||
68 | Plans, illustrations and maps Includes architectural drawings for an apartment, ink sketch and
poster color sketch by Jackson Greene.
|
undated |
Series 7: CollectionsReturn to Top
Collections are assemblages created prior to the establishment of the archives, which have an internal relationship and are not intended to be separated.
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box | ||
69 | Stimson Building Cornerstone Contents Created by Metropolitan Building Company, opened by Dorothy
Stimson Bullitt in 1970. Some items are missing from the inventory and were
distributed by Dorothy Stimson Bullitt after 1970.
|
1925 |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Art patrons--Washington (State)--Seattle--Archives
- Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)
- Women--Washington (State)--Seattle--Social life and customs--Archives
Personal Names
- Baillargeon, Joseph Arthur
- Stimson, Charles Douglas
- Stimson, Emma Baillargeon--Archives
- Stimson, Emma Baillargeon--Art patronage--History--Sources
- Stimson, Emma Baillargeon--Family--Archives
- Stimson, Harriet, 1862-1939
- Stimson, Thomas Douglas
Corporate Names
- Seattle Art Museum--History--Sources
Family Names
- Baillargeon family
- Stimson family