Eva Greenslit Anderson Papers

Eva Greenslit Anderson Papers, 1889-1973 (bulk 1910s-1950s)

Overview of the Collection

Creator: Anderson, Eva Greenslit, b. 1889
Title: Eva Greenslit Anderson Papers
Dates: 1889-1973 (bulk 1910s-1950s) (inclusive)
18891972
Quantity: 60 linear feet, (91 boxes)
Collection Number: MS011
Summary: Eva Greenslit Anderson (1889–1972) was an educator, school district administrator, clubwoman, and state legislator in central Washington state. From the 1910s-1950s, she was instrumental in advancing programs for the benefit of women and youth. This collection of speeches, scrapbooks, and correspondence chronicles Anderson's interests in education, youth, women, politics, and church.
Repository: Central Washington University, Archives and Special Collections
Archives and Special Collections
Central Washington University
400 E University Way
Ellensburg, WA 98926
Telephone: 509-963-1023
Fax: 509-963-3684
archive@cwu.edu
Access Restrictions: Open to the public for educational research.
Languages: English

Biographical NoteReturn to Top

Eva Greenslit Anderson was born on May 20, 1889, in Surprise, Nebraska, to Walter Henry and Catherine (Ammerman) Greenslit. She received a B.A. from Nebraska Wesleyan University in 1910, then moved to Washington State in 1912 to teach high school in Wenatchee. She married Leonard O. Anderson on June 10, 1915. Eva was superintendent of the Douglas County School from 1919 to 1921, then superintendent of Waterville Public Schools. She received an M.A. from the University of Washington in 1926. She was an instructor at the University of Oregon, then returned to Wenatchee High School as girls’ advisor. In 1934 she was Washington State Supervisor of Adult Education. Anderson received a Ph.D. at the University of Washington in 1937. She was named Washington’s “Woman of Achievement" in 1949. In 1954 she became a member of the Board of Curators of the Washington State Historical Society. Eva Anderson received the Washington State Press Women’s Pioneer Writers’ Award in 1963. In 1968 the Social Science Building at Wenatchee Valley College was named Anderson Hall.

Anderson became interested in the history of the Pacific Northwest and began writing local history books such as A Child’s Story of Washington in 1938, Dog Team Doctor in 1940, and Chief Seattle in 1943. In 1943 she also began to write a series of books with a co-author, Dean Collins. They published Indian Boy on the Columbia River and Pioneer Days in Old Oregon in 1943, The Wenatachee Kid in 1947, and Stories of Oregon in 1949 (later revised in 1967 as Oregon Stories). Anderson also wrote The Varied and Colorful Career of Jack Rogers (1947), An Orchid for Grandma Little (1950), Charley Wright—True Pioneer (1950), Rails over the Cascades (1952), George Adams, Indian Legislator (1953), E. O. Pybus, Ingenious Pioneer (1954), Charles Keiser—With a Yen for Work (1954), The Spirit of the Big Bend (1955), George Adams, Indian Legislator (1956), and Dr. Isaac Hubbard—Pioneer Doctor (1956). Eva Anderson died in 1972.

(Taken from Scanlon, Jennifer and Shaaron Cosner. American Women Historians: 1770s-1990s: A Biographical Dictionary. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1996.)

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

This collection comprises speeches, scrapbooks, correspondence and other materials which address Anderson's personal and professional interests in education, youth, women, politics, and church, 1889-1972.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Preferred Citation

[Name of document or photograph number]. MS11, Eva Greenslit Anderson Papers. Archives and Special Collections, Brooks Library, Central Washington University.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

This collection is organized chronologically whenever possible, but is largely organized by subject due to the fact that most documents were not dated clearly. Listed with each box title is a description of the organization system for that particular box. Each box is organized in outline form (whether organized chronologically or alphabetically by subject), with each folder labeled with both a number and every category and subcategory under which it falls.

Please note that indented lines in this collection constitute folders--not items. For clarity, some folders have been given their proper place in the intellectual hierarchy, but have been left un-numbered. Actual numbering in the collection follows the hierarchical pattern. For instance, folders subsumed under folder 1.1 are numbered 1.1.A, 1.1.B, etc.

The collection is arranged in nine series: I. Early/Personal Life; II. Education; III. Interests and Collections; IV. Career; V. Finances; VI. Correspondence; VII. Death; VIII. Photographs; IX. Non-paper Memorabilia.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

I: Early/Personal LifeReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
1	Personal Mementoes Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory
Box/Folder
1-1.1	Pageants
	“Conquest of the Wilderness"
	“Pete Wapato"
1-1.2	Programs
	Colleges
	Nebraska Wesleyan University
	University of Washington
	Community
	Lake Chelan Pageant
	Manson Apple Blossom Festival
	Surprise, Nebraska Homecoming and Grand Park Opening
	Waterville Picnic
	High Schools
	Commencement
	Misc.
	Music
	Anderson’s Amateurs
	Concerts / Recitals
	Workshops: “Newspapers in the Classroom"
	Misc.
	Unidentified
1-1.3	Scripts
	“The All-Around Girl in Wenatchee High"
	“The Birth of Delta Kappa Gamma"
	“A Boy’s Sunday School Class"
	“The Lord’s Avenger"
	Untitled
	Charley McCarthey
	The Woods Family
1-1.4	Weddings
1-1.5	Misc.
2	Personal Journals Organized by journal number; journals are numbered in chronological order
Box/Folder
2-2.1	Journal 1	January 1903
2-2.2	Journal 2	February 1903-March 1903
2-2.3	Journal 3	April 1903-May 1903
2-2.4	Journal 4	June 1903-July 1903
2-2.5	Journal 5	January 1904-July 1904
2-2.6	Journal 6	August 1904-April 1905
2-2.7	Journal 7	April 1905-December 1905
2-2.8	Journal 8	January 1906-March 1907
2-2.9	Journal 9	April 1907-September 1909
2-2.10	Journal 10	September 1909-July 1911
2-2.11	Journal 11	September 1911-May 1915
2-2.12	Journal 12	January 1926-December 1926

II: EducationReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
3	Education Organized chronologically
Box/Folder
3-3.1	1926
	Thesis for Master of Arts, University of Washington: “Backgrounds of Willa Cather’s Novels"
3-3.2	1931
	Courses in High School Guidance, Columbia University: Misc. Notes and Documents
3-3.3	1937
	Thesis for Doctor of Philosophy, University of Washington: “Financial Support for Washington’s Public Schools"

III: Interests and CollectionsReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
4	Organizations Organized alphabetically. A chronological arrangement was not practical because so few documents are dated. For known dates of organization leadership and membership, refer to Box 75: Professional Recognition: Curriculum Vitae. For organizations relating to legislature, refer to Box 44: Legislature: Organizations.
Box/Folder
4-4.1	Business and Professional Women’s Club
4-4.2	Churches
	Chelan Methodist Church, Chelan WA
	Sunday School
	Lessons
	Memorabilia
	First Methodist Church, Wenatchee WA
	Mokuaikaua Church, HI
	Saint Paul Methodist Church, Lincoln NE
	Surprise Methodist Church, Surprise NE
	Washington-Northern Idaho Council of Churches
4-4.3	Christian Children’s Fund
4-4.4	Daughters of the American Revolution
4-4.5	Delta Kappa Gamma Society
4-4.6	Elks Club
4-4.7	Kiwanis Club
4-4.8	Knights of Columbus
4-4.9	Ladies’ Musical Club, Chelan WA
4-4.10	National Council of Administrative Women in Education
4-4.11	Near East Foundation
4-4.12	Parent-Teacher Association (PTA)
4-4.13	Philomathic Club, Waterville WA
4-4.14	Quill and Scroll Honorary Society for High School Journalists
4-4.15	Rotary Club
4-4.16	Soroptimist Club
4-4.17	Washington Education Association (WEA)
4-4.18	Washington State Historical Society
	Statuary Hall Nominations
4-4.19	Woman’s Society of Christian Service
4-4.20	UNESCO/ UNICEF
4-4.21	Young Women’s Christian Association
5	Travel Journals Organized by journal number; journals are numbered in chronological order
Box/Folder
5-5.1	Travel Journal 1	June 1957-August 1957
5-5.2	Travel Journal 2	June 1958-August 1958
5-5.3	Travel Journal 3	March 1962-June 1962
5-5.4	Travel Journal 4	February 1964-March 1964
6	Travel Box 1: Countries Visited Organized alphabetically
Box/Folder
6-6.1	Australia
6-6.2	Austria
	Places of Interest
	Kӓrnsen
	Vienna
6-6.3	Belgium
	Travel Guides
	Misc.
6-6.4	Canada
6-6.5	Denmark
	Places of Interest: Tivoli
	Travel Guides
	Misc.
6-6.6	Egypt
6-6.7	England
	Places of interest
	Churche’s Mansion, Nantwich
	Hereford Cathedral
	London
	Oxford
	Stonehenge and Avebury
	Travel Guides
6-6.8	France
	Places of Interest
	Aisne-Marne American Cemetery
	Mont Saint-Michel
	Normandy
	Saint-Malo
	Misc.
6-6.9	Germany
	Places of Interest: Oberammergau
	Misc.
6-6.10	Holland
6-6.11	Italy
6-6.12	Norway
	Travel Guides
	Misc.
6-6.13	Scotland
	Places of Interest: Edinburgh
	Misc.
6-6.14	Sweden
7	Travel Box 2: Tours Taken and Postcards Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory
Box/Folder
7-7.1	Tours
	Byrne Circle Tours
	Europe
	Notes
	Travel Guides and Advertisements
	National Retired teachers Association (NRTA) and American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) Tours
	Olson’s Royal Coach Tours
	South America
	News and Publications
	Notes
	Souvenirs
	Tupper’s Adventures, Inc.
7-7.2	Postcards
	Collections
	Countries
	Belgium
	Antwerpen
	Brussels
	Misc.
	England
	Stonehenge
	Warwick/ Warwick Castle
	Windsor
	Misc.
	France
	Holland
	Scotland
	Abbotsford
	Edinburgh
	Misc.
	States
	Oregon
	Washington
	Columbia River
	Grand Coulee
	Kalakala Ferry, Puget Sound
	Olympia
	Rainier National Park
	Seattle
	Snoqualmie Pass/ Falls
	Misc.
	Wyoming
	Location Unclear
	Bears
	Native Americans
	Misc.
8	Scrapbooks Box 1 (Books 1-3) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
8-8.1	Scrapbook 1: Historical newspaper articles by Bruce Mitchell
8-8.2	Scrapbook 2: Eva Greenslit Anderson’s articles and stories
8-8.3	Scrapbook 3: Memory of L.O. Anderson
9	Scrapbooks Box 2 (Books 4-6) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
9-9.1	Scrapbook 4: News articles written by/about Eva Greenslit Anderson
9-9.2	Scrapbook 5: News articles about early Washington state history and pioneers
9-9.3	Scrapbook 6: Power-related legislature articles
10	Scrapbooks Box 3 (Books 7-9) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
10-10.1	Scrapbook 7: Articles, poems, notes about Native Americans
10-10.2	Scrapbook 8: News articles on Columbia River/ Grand Coulee Dam
10-10.3	Scrapbook 9: Misc.
11	Scrapbooks Box 4 (Books 10-12) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
11-11.1	Scrapbook 10: Personal items
11-11.2	Scrapbook 11: Misc.
11-11.3	Scrapbook 12: Misc.
12	Scrapbooks Box 5 (Books 13-15) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
12-12.1	Scrapbook 13: Misc.
12-12.2	Scrapbook 14: Writing and misc.
12-12.3	Scrapbook 15: Education and clippings
13	Scrapbooks Box 6 (Books 16-19) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
13-13.1	Scrapbook 16: Travel
13-13.2	Scrapbook 17: WHS, Wellington Pegg
13-13.3	Scrapbook 18: Music
13-13.4	Scrapbook 19: Pioneers
14	Scrapbooks Box 7 (Books 20-22) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
14-14.1	Scrapbook 20: Articles on legislature and schools
14-14.2	Scrapbook 21: Articles on 1953 legislature, power, roads
14-14.3	Scrapbook 22: 1953 legislature
15	Scrapbooks Box 8 (Books 23-25) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
15-15.1	Scrapbook 23: Obituaries and poems
15-15.2	Scrapbook 24: Photos from Belgrad arranged by the Palace Hotel
15-15.3	Scrapbook 25: Religion
16	Scrapbooks Box 9 (Books 26-29) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
16-16.1	Scrapbook 26: Poems
16-16.2	Scrapbook 27: Articles about Northwest states
16-16.3	Scrapbook 28: Prayers
16-16.4	Scrapbook 29: Poems
17	Scrapbooks Box 10 (Books 30-33) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
17-17.1	Scrapbook 30: Alaska
17-17.2	Scrapbook 31: Religion
17-17.3	Scrapbook 32: Religion
17-17.4	Scrapbook 33: Beauty of the Northwest
18	Scrapbooks Box 11 (Books 34-36) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
18-18.1	Scrapbook 34: Poems, misc.
18-18.2	Scrapbook 35: Community service, jobs, education, religion, marriage
18-18.3	Scrapbook 36: Education, misc.
19	Scrapbooks Box 12 (Books 37-39) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
19-19.1	Scrapbook 37: Education, women, marriage
19-19.2	Scrapbook 38: Jokes and stories
19-19.3	Scrapbook 39: Poems
20	Scrapbooks Box 13 (Books 40-43) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
20-20.1	Scrapbook 40: “Special" (inspirational?)
20-20.2	Scrapbook 41: Articles written by Chester C. Kim
20-20.3	Scrapbook 42: Roads and agriculture
20-20.4	Scrapbook 43: Suggestive talks
21	Scrapbooks Box 14 (Books 44-47) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
21-21.1	Scrapbook 44: Power
	Address by LJ Richardson, president of Washington Public Utility Commissioners Association	May 10, 1949
21-21.2	Scrapbook 45: Legislature
21-21.3	Scrapbook 46: Obituaries
21-21.4	Scrapbook 47: Articles written by/about Eva Greenslit Anderson
22	Scrapbooks Box 15 (Books 48-51) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
22-22.1	Scrapbook 48: Chief Seattle book: picture use lawsuit (Gould VS Anderson)
22-22.2	Scrapbook 49: Legislative and personal
	Article and program for Eva G. Anderson's "Woman of Achievement" award
	Advertisement for Eva Greenslit Anderson's book The Wenatchee Kid
22-22.3	Scrapbook 50: Legislature
22-22.4	Scrapbook 51: Education
23	Scrapbooks Box 16 (Books 52-53) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
23-23.1	Scrapbook 52: Finance
	School legislature proposal	1949
23-23.2	Scrapbook 53: Education, Personal
	Magazine: The School Executive	August 1936
	Editorial on Eva G. Anderson's book South Sea Safari
24	Scrapbooks Box 17 (Books 54-55) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
24-24.1	Scrapbook 54: Personal
24-24.2	Scrapbook 55: Campaign and Personal
25	Scrapbooks Box 18 (Books 56-58) Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order
Box/Folder
25-25.1	Scrapbook 56: Photos, Personal
25-25.2	Scrapbook 57: Personal
25-25.3	Scrapbook 58: Misc. Clippings
26	Subject Files Box 1: People of Interest Organized alphabetically by last name. Note that there may be documents in these subject files that may seem better organized elsewhere, but this is because a majority of these files were compiled by Eva Anderson herself for various purposes.
Box/Folder
26-26.1	Alcorn, Rowena
26-26.2	Bennett, Wallace F.
26-26.3	Billingsley, Kirby
26-26.4	Blondin (Gravelin, Jean Francis)
26-26.5	Bradbury, Mrs. May
26-26.6	Bryant, Alice Franklin
26-26.7	Carey, Willis
26-26.8	Cather, Willa Sibert
26-26.9	Chief Timothy
26-26.10	Clark, William/ Lewis, Meriwether (Lewis and Clark)
26-26.11	Davis, Ken
26-26.12	Eller, Geraldine Crill
26-26.13	Evans, Elizabeth Ellen
26-26.14	Fairbanks, Lulu M.
26-26.15	Fairless, Benjamin F.
26-26.16	Ferguson, Ed
26-26.17	Ferguson, James E.
26-26.18	Field, M. E.
26-26.19	Harvey, Guy G.
26-26.20	Kimm, Chester C.
26-26.21	Kinnear, George
26-26.22	Lincoln, Abraham
26-26.23	Long, Ruby
26-26.24	Longmire, James
26-26.25	Ogilvie, Jack
26-26.26	Paul, Mike
26-26.27	Richardson, L. J. “Jack"
26-26.28	Riddick, Merrill
26-26.29	Rogers, John C.
26-26.30	Schweitzer, Dr. Albert
26-26.31	Sellers, Raymond W.
26-26.32	Shakespeare, William
26-26.33	Slater, Loretta
26-26.34	Sumner, Sam
26-26.35	Warren, Mrs. Clair
26-26.36	Washington, George
26-26.37	Misc.
	First Names Only
	Business Cards
27	Subject Files Box 2: Places of Interest Organized by size of area, then alphabetically. Note that there may be documents in these subject files that may seem better organized elsewhere, but this is because a majority of these files were compiled by Eva Anderson herself for various purposes.
Box/Folder
27-27.1	Continents: Antarctica
27-27.2	Countries: Russia
27-27.3	States
	Alaska
	California: Landmarks: Disneyland
	Nebraska
	Oregon: Advertisements / Brochures
	Washington
	Advertisements / Brochures
	Counties
	Chelan
	Douglas
	Douglas County Historical Society Museum
	Cities
	Cashmere: Vale Elementary School
	Chelan: Woodin Avenue
	Dryden: Dryden Gymnasium
	Olympia: Capitol Building
	Omak
	Seattle
	Chief Sealth High School
	University of Washington
	Ye Olde Curiosity Shop
	Tacoma: Port of Tacoma
	Tumwater
	Wenatchee
	Piper’s Natorium
	Wells House
	Wenatchee Valley Clinic
	Yakima: Deaconess Hospital and School of Nursing
	Landmarks
	Bridges
	Columbia River Bridge
	Evergreen Bridge
	Lake Washington Floating Bridge
	Monroe St. Bridge and Falls
	Tacoma Narrows Bridge
	Dams
	Chief Joseph Dam
	Grand Coulee Dam
	Lake Chelan Dam
	Rock Island Dam
	Rocky Reach Dam
	Mountains
	Mount Rainier
	Mount Saint Helens
	Misc.
	Misc.
	Fort Okanogan
	Fort Walla Walla
	Ohme Gardens
	Olympic National Park
	Maps
	Highway Maps
	Misc.
27-27.4	Misc.
	Mountain Ranges: The Cascades
	Railroads: Great Northern
28	Subject Files Box 3: Misc. Subjects A-I Organized alphabetically. Note that there may be documents in these subject files that may seem better organized elsewhere, but this is because a majority of these files were compiled by Eva Anderson herself for various purposes.
Box/Folder
28-28.1	Apple Blossom Festival
28-28.2	Community/ Civic Responsibility
28-28.3	Education
	Book Advertisements
	Commencement
	History: Washington Schools
	Kindergarten
	Travel
	Washington Education Journal
	Misc.
28-28.4	History
	Book Advertisements
	Research
	Single Subject
	Native Americans
	Norco First Drilling Corporation
	Misc.
	Multiple Subjects
28-28.5	Industries
	Apples
	Dairy
	Forestry
	Publications
	Magazine Articles/ Advertisements
	“New Wood Use" Series	1949-1950
	Misc.
	Machinery
	Oil
28-28.6	Investments
	Publications: “Brevits"	1959
	Misc.
29	Subject Files Box 4: Misc. Subjects J-Z Organized alphabetically. Note that there may be documents in these subject files that may seem better organized elsewhere, but this is because a majority of these files were compiled by Eva Anderson herself for various purposes.
Box/Folder
29-29.1	Life Lessons
29-29.2	Music
	Songs
29-29.3	Patriotism
29-29.4	Religion
	Buddhism
	Christianity
	The Bible
	Methodism
	Multiple Branches
	Patriotism
	Misc.
29-29.5	Rodeo
	Ellensburg, WA
	Newspaper Clippings
	Misc.
29-29.6	Thanksgiving
29-29.7	Transportation
	Trains
29-29.8	Women
	Book Advertisements
	Employment
	Government
	Motherhood
	Misc.
29-29.9	World’s Fair/ Washington State International Trade Fair
29-29.10	Writing
29-29.11	Misc.
30	Newspaper Clippings Box 1: Personal (About/Mentioning Eva Greenslit Anderson and Family) Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory
Box/Folder
30-30.1	About Eva Greenslit Anderson
	Education
	Events
	Attended
	Conferences/ Workshops
	Wood in Avenue Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
	Hosted
	Honors / Awards
	Education
	History
	Writing
	Specific, Dated
	State Woman of Achievement	1949
	Woman of the Year	1956
	Nebraska Wesleyan Alumni Achievement	1959
	Pioneer of the Year	1968
	Misc.
	Legislature
	Bills Introduced: State Flag Display
	Campaigns
	Chelan State Park
	Reports to Public
	Roads and Highways
	Misc.
	Life/Personality
	Organizations
	Board/ Committee Membership
	Washington Historical Society: Board Election
	Speeches
	Travel
	Tributes
	Writing
	Misc.
30-30.2	Mentioning Eva Greenslit Anderson
	Education
	Events
	Attended
	Conferences/Workshops
	Woodin Avenue Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
	Hosted
	Honors/Awards
	Community Service
	Education
	Writing
	Presented to others
	Misc.
	Legislature/Politics
	Chelan State Park
	Life/Personality
	Memories
	Organizations
	Board/Committee Membership
	Chelan Chamber of Commerce
	Heritage Committee
	Washington Historical Society: Board Election
	Speeches
	Travel
	Writing
	Misc.
30-30.3	About Eva Greenslit Anderson’s Family
	Anderson, Leonard Oswald (Husband)
	Greenslit Family
	Greenslit, Mr. and Mrs. Burt A.
	Greenslit, H. Vance
	Greenslit, Lee
	Greenslit, Mrs. R.A.
	Greenslit, Roy
	Hiltner Family
	Hiltner, Mary
	Hiltner, Willa
	Judd, Dr. Walter
	Woods Family
	Woods, Kathryn
	Woods, Mary (Mrs. Rufus Woods/E.G. Anderson’s sister)
	Woods, Mary Ethel
	Woods, Rufus
	Woods, Warren W.
	Woods, Wilfred
	Family reunions
31	Newspaper Clippings Box 2: People of Interest Organized alphabetically by last name
Box/Folder
31-31.1	Individuals
	Billingsley, Kirby
	Bixler, Kenneth
	Farrington, Clayton
	Hanna, H.B. “Jerry"
	McCutcheon, John. T.
	McKoin, Tom
	McNett, Alice
	Nelson, Roy A.
	Paul, Mike
	Rogers, Jack V.
	Sumner, Sam
	Wall, Harry
31-31.2	Native Americans
	Archaeology/ Artifacts
	Books
	Ceremonies
	Columbia River Dams
	Current Events
	Famous Individuals
	Chiefs
	Family/Descendants
	History
	Legends
	Traditions
	Tribes: Wenatshapam
	Misc.
31-31.3	Pioneers: Misc.
31-31.4	Misc.
32	Newspaper Clippings Box 3: Places of Interest Organized by size of area, then alphabetically
Box/Folder
32-32.1	Countries
	Canada
	Greece
	Guatemala
32-32.2	States
	Alaska
	California: Cities: Los Angeles
	Hawaii
	Montana
	Nebraska
	Oregon
	Washington
	Counties
	Douglas
	Grant
	Okanogan
	Cities
	Ashford
	Cashmere
	Chelan
	Conconully
	Coulee City
	Ellensburg
	Entiat
	Holden
	Kennewick
	Leavenworth
	Longview
	Olympia
	Omak
	Orondo
	Pasco
	Ritzville
	Seattle
	Sedro-Wooley
	Shelton
	Similkameen
	Spokane
	Stehekin
	Sumner
	Tacoma
	Vancouver
	Walla Walla
	Waterville
	Wenatchee
33	Newspaper Clippings Box 4: Places of Interest Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory. Note that this is a continuation of Box 32, so all of the following are under the category of Washington State up until folder 33.7: General Regions.
Box/Folder
33-33.1	Canyons: Tumwater Canyon
33-33.2	Islands
	San Juan
	Whidbey
33-33.3	Lakes: Lake Rufus Woods
33-33.4	Landmarks
	Bridges
	Beebe Bridge
	Columbia River Bridge, Wenatchee WA
	Tacoma Narrows Bridge
	Umatilla Bridge
	Misc.
	Dams
	Chelan Dam
	Chief Joseph Dam
	Grand Coulee Dam
	Priest Rapids Dam
	Rock Island Dam
	Rocky Reach Dam
	Wells Dam
	Misc.
	Tunnels: Cascade Water Tunnel
	Misc.
	Gingko State Park
	Ohme Gardens
	Stonehenge Replica
33-33.5	Mountains
	Mountains: Mount Rainier
	Mountain Passes
	Blewett Pass
	Harts Pass
	Snoqualmie Pass
	Stevens Pass
	Mountain Ranges
	Cascades
	Stuart Range
33-33.6	Rivers: Columbia River
33-33.7	General Regions
	Northwest
33-33.8	Misc.
34	Newspaper Clippings Box 5: Misc. Subjects A-I Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
34-34.1	Aging
34-34.2	Archaeology/ Anthropology
34-34.3	Boats/Ferries
34-34.4	Columbia Basin Reclamation Project
	Events: Water Festival
	History
	Power
	Project/Plans
	Places with Potential
	Box Canyon
	Moses Coulee
	Water
	Irrigation
	Usage
34-34.5	Education/ Youth
34-34.6	Events
34-34.7	History
	Columns
	“40 Years Ago"
	“Big Bend in the Good Old Days"
	Natural Events
	Misc.
34-34.8	Industries
	Agriculture
	Fish
	Mining
	Timber
35	Newspaper Clippings Box 6: Misc. Subjects J-Z Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
35-35.1	Legislature/ Politics
35-35.2	Nature
	Flowers
	Storms: North Central Washington	1956-
35-35.3	Obituary/ Memorial
35-35.4	Organizations
	Delta Kappa Gamma
	Heritage Committee
	Washington State Historical Society
35-35.5	Patriotism
35-35.6	Peace
35-35.7	Projects
	Power
	Railroads
	Roads/Highways
	State/National Parks, Forests
35-35.8	Religion
35-35.9	Women
	Mothers
35-35.10	Misc.
36	Full Magazines and Newspapers Box 1
37	Full Magazines and Newspapers Box 2
38	Other Clippings Box 1: Jokes, Poems, Quotes/Sayings Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
38-38.1	Jokes
	Aging
	Education/Youth
	Family
	Legislature/ Politics
	Marriage/ Relationships
	Public Speaking
	Religion
	Travel/ Foreign Places
	Women:
	Work/ Jobs
	Writing/Books
	Misc.
38-38.2	Poems
	Aging
	America/ Freedom
	Death
	Education/ Youth
	Friendship
	Human Progress/ Human Spirit
	Life Lessons
	Love
	Places (Specific)
	Poets of Interest
	Crowell, Grace Noll
	Dragoo, Frances Cathey
	L., W. (Name Illegible)
	Sundfelt, Agnes
	Politics/ Public Speaking
	Religion
	Women
	Mothers
	Writing/ Books/ Poetry
	Misc.
38-38.3	Quotes/ Sayings
	Aging
	America/ Democracy/ Freedom
	Education/ Youth
	History
	Human Progress/Social Change
	Legislature/Politics
	Life Lessons
	Longer Quotes/Anecdotes
	Marriage/Relationships
	Men
	Public Speaking
	Religion
	Russia/Communism
	Travel/Foreign Countries
	War/Peace
	Women
	Work/Jobs
	Writing/Books/Poetry
	Misc.
39	Other Clippings Box 2: Collections, Misc. Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
39-39.1	Collections
	Jokes: Multiple Subjects
	Poems: Multiple Subjects
	Quotes/ Sayings: Multiple Subjects
	Misc. Jokes, Poems, Quotes/ Sayings
39-39.2	Misc.
	Facts
	Lists
	News/ History
	Prayers
	Recipes/ Household Tricks
	Sermons/ Persuasional Writings
	Short Stories
	Songs
	Misc.
40	Notes Box 1: Loose Pages Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
40-40.1	Single Subject
	History/Preservation
	Legislature/Speeches
	Religion/Church
	Russia/Communism
	Travel
	Misc.
40-40.2	Multiple Subjects: Collections
41	Notes Box 2: Notebooks Organized by number; notebooks are numbered at random (with similar subjects grouped together)
Box/Folder
41-41.1	Notebook 1: Speech Materials/ Misc. (Loose Pages)
41-41.2	Notebook 2: Speech Materials/ Quotes/ Self-Reminders
41-41.3	Notebook 3: History of May Day/ Quotes/ Misc.
41-41.4	Notebook 4: Chelan, WA Pioneers in 1890’s
41-41.5	Notebook 5: History (Misc.)
41-41.6	Notebook 6: History/ Secretarial Notes
41-41.7	Notebook 7: Education
41-41.8	Notebook 8: Contemporary German and French
41-41.9	Notebook 9: Contemporary European Drama
41-41.10	Notebook 10: Italy Travel Info/ Notes (Loose Pages)
41-41.11	Notebook 11: World’s Fair
41-41.12	Notebook 12: Patriotic Books/ Misc. Loose Materials
41-41.13	Notebook 13: Addresses/ Misc.
41-41.14	Notebook 14: Misc.
41-41.15	Notebook 15: Misc.
41-41.16	Notebook 16: Misc.
41-41.17	Notebook 17: Misc.

IV: CareerReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
42	Educational Career Organized chronologically
Box/Folder
42-42.1	Teacher in Nebraska and Washington Public Schools (All Ages)	1912
	Records
	Class Record Book	1942
	Class Record Book
	Subjects: The Bible as Literature (Date Unclear)
42-42.2	County Superintendent of Douglas County, WA	1919-1921
	Publications Written by Eva Anderson: “Douglas County Manual and Course of Study"	1920
42-42.3	Girls’ Advisor of Wenatchee High School, Wenatchee, WA	1928-1935
	Class Record Book	1933
42-42.4	Supervisor of Adult Education for the State of Washington	1935-1937
	Publications Contributed to or Written by Eva Anderson
	Dated
	“The Handbook of the Emergency Teacher: State of Washington"	1934
	1935
	“Adult Education: A New Frontier"	January.1935
	“Adult Education in Washington: Federal Five-Point Program"
	Publications Written by Others
	Dated
	1935
	Bulletin 35-6: "What Constitutes a Good Teacher?"	April 1935
	“Human Interest Stories: Adult Education"	May 1935
	1936
	“The First Yearbook of the Pacific Northwest Association for Adult Education"	April 1936
	“Adult Education in Washington: A Brief Resume"	May 1936
	“Section VI: An Adult Education Program"
	Reports: Collection of Reports	1934-1935
	Specific Programs
	Citizenship Classes
	Training Institute for Emergency Education Supervisors
42-42.5	Misc. Publications: “Papers Accredited by State Board of Education of Washington"	1927
43	Legislature Box 1: Acts, Bills, etc. Organized alphabetically by type, then organized by number
Box/Folder
43-43.1	Acts
	Creator Unknown
	Amendment to Section 15.16.080, RCW
	Untitled	1949
43-43.2	Bills
	Introduced by Eva Greenslit Anderson
	House Bill 530	1949
	House Bill 561	1949
	House Amendment by Representative Hodde	1949
	Introduced by Eva Anderson and partners
	House Bill 40	1949
	House Bill 322	1949
	House Bill 571	1949
	Introduced by others
	House Bill 45	1949
	House Bill 46	1949
	House Bill 124	1949
	House Bill 137	1949
	House Bill 189	1949
	House Bill 301	1949
	House Bill 366	1965
	Creator Unknown
	House Bill 104: Research
	House Bill 408: Research
	Senate Bill 92: Research
	Senate Bill 356: Research	1953
	Multiple Bills
	House Bills 54 and 77	1953
	Research
	Research/Notes: Notebook	1959
	Loose Materials
43-43.3	House Joint Memorials
	Introduced by Eva Anderson and partners: House Joint Memorial 12
43-43.4	Initiatives
	Creator Unknown: Initiative 46: Research
	Multiple Initiatives: Initiatives 198 and 199: Research	1956
43-43.5	Referendums
	Creator Unknown: Referendum 28: Research	1972
43-43.6	Resolutions
	Introduced by others: Senate Joint Resolution 7	1949
	Correspondence
	Support
	Opposition
	Research and Propaganda
	Creator Unknown: Resolution 568	1953
44	Legislature Box 2: Organizations Organized alphabetically. Note that these are organizations that have some connection to legislature. For other organizations, refer to Box 4: Organizations.
Box/Folder
44-44.1	Board of Education, Douglas County WA
44-44.2	Chamber of Commerce
	Chelan, WA
	Wenatchee, WA
44-44.3	Citizens’ Parks and Play Grounds Committee, Wenatchee WA
44-44.4	Education Committee, Wenatchee WA
44-44.5	The General Federation of Women’s Clubs
44-44.6	Governor’s Council on Aging
44-44.7	Heritage Committee
	Article Index (Prepared by Eva G. Anderson)	1966-1968
	Record Book 1 of 2	February 1966-February 1967
	Record Book 2 of 2	January 1967-May 1967
44-44.8	Northwest Public Power Association
44-44.9	Public Utility District Commission, Chelan County WA
44-44.10	Public Utility Districts’ Association, WA: Newsletters
44-44.11	Railroad Brotherhoods Legislative Committee of Washington
44-44.12	Republican State Central Committee
44-44.13	State Department of Ecology: Water Resources Program
44-44.14	State Department of Education
	Banquet
	Planning Committee (with the Washington Education Association)
	Publications
	Training Courses
44-44.15	State Highway Commission
	Chelan County
44-44.16	State Parks Committee
44-44.17	State Parks and Recreation Commission
	Advisory Board of Historic Sites
	Newspaper Clippings
44-44.18	Washington Temperance Association
44-44.19	United States Department of the Interior
45	Legislature Box 3: Subject Files Organized alphabetically by subject. Note that these subject files have some connection to legislature. For other subject files, refer to Boxes 26-29.
Box/Folder
45-45.1	Education
	Taxes/ School Budgets
	Teacher Retirement
	Misc.
45-45.2	Financial
	Budget/ Taxes
	Land Values in Washington
	Wages/ Benefits (Steel Workers)
45-45.3	Highways/ Roads
	Correspondence: Dated: 1964
	Newspaper Clippings
	Misc.
45-45.4	Parks and Recreation
	Chelan State Park
	Correspondence
	Dated
	1957–1960
	1961
	1962–1964
	Undated
	Newspaper Clippings
	Notes
	Sale Documents (Estimates, Proposals, etc.)
	Historical Markers
	Stevens Pass
	Binder 1 of 1: Multiple Types of Documents
	Correspondence	1966-1970
	Forest-Heritage Picnic	1969
	Forestry: Plans by Archie Mills	1971
	Maps/ Misc. Documents
	Newspaper Clippings
45-45.5	Power
	Correspondence	1950-1953
	Newspaper Clippings
	Misc.
45-45.6	Water
	Conservation
	Irrigation/ Columbia Basin Reclamation Project
	Misc.
46	Legislature Box 4: Misc. Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory
Box/Folder
46-46.1	Campaign
	Political Advertisement
	Drafts and Sketches
	Newspaper Advertisements
	Pamphlets, Cards, Flyers
	Misc.
46-46.2	General Elections
	Data from 1956 State General Election
	Sample Ballots	1952-1954
	Voter’s Pamphlets	1952-1956
46-46.3	Governor’s Conferences
	Untitled	1959
	Design for Washington	1965
	Decisions for Progress	1966
	Program
	Recommendations
46-46.4	History: General Election Poll Book, Stehekin WA	1896
46-46.5	Programs: Overall Economic Development for Chelan County	1970
46-46.6	Publications
	“Congressional Record"
	Misc.
46-46.7	Salary
46-46.8	Misc.
47	Dated Speeches Box 1 Organized chronologically	January 1907–May 1932
Box/Folder
47-47.1	Dated with Year Only
47-47.2	1919: January-December
47-47.3	1920: January-December
47-47.4	1922: Dated with Year Only
47-47.5	1925: January-December
47-47.6	1925: Dated with Year Only
47-47.7	1926: January-December
47-47.8	1926: Dated with Year Only
47-47.9	1927: Dated with Year Only
47-47.10	1928: January-December
47-47.11	1928: Dated with Year Only
47-47.12	1929: January-December
47-47.13	1929: Dated with Year Only
47-47.14	1930: January–December
47-47.15	1931: January–May
47-47.16	1931: September–December
47-47.17	1931: Dated with Year Only
47-47.18	1932: January–May
48	Dated Speeches Box 2 Organized chronologically	June 1932–December 1938
Box/Folder
48-48.1	1932: June–December
48-48.2	1933: January–December
48-48.3	1934: January–December
48-48.4	1934: Dated with Year Only
48-48.5	1935: January–May
48-48.6	1935: June–July
48-48.7	1935: August–December
48-48.8	1935: Dated with Year Only
48-48.9	1936: January-December
48-48.10	1937: January-December
48-48.11	1938: January-December
49	Dated Speeches Box 3 Organized chronologically	January 1939–September 1942
Box/Folder
49-49.1	1939: January–February
49-49.2	1939: March–December
49-49.3	1940: January–March
49-49.4	1940: April–December
49-49.5	1941: January–October
49-49.6	1941: November–December
49-49.7	1942: January-February
49-49.8	1942: March–September
50	Dated Speeches Box 4 Organized chronologically	October 1942–March 1944
Box/Folder
50-50.1	1942: October–December
50-50.2	1942: Dated with Year Only
50-50.3	1943: January–September
50-50.4	1943: October–November
50-50.5	1943: December
50-50.6	1944: January–March
51	Dated Speeches Box 5 Organized chronologically	April 1944–February 1945
Box/Folder
51-51.1	1944: April 5–April 22
51-51.2	1944: April 29
51-51.3	1944: May–June
51-51.4	1944: October
51-51.5	1944: November
51-51.6	1945: January–February
52	Dated Speeches Box 6 Organized chronologically	March 1945–August 1948
Box/Folder
52-52.1	1945: March–June
52-52.2	1945: August
52-52.3	1945: Dated with Year Only
52-52.4	1946: January–August
52-52.5	1946: September–December
52-52.6	1946: Dated with Year Only
52-52.7	1947: January–December
52-52.8	1948: January–August
53	Dated Speeches Box 7 Organized chronologically	September 1948–December 1949
Box/Folder
53-53.1	1948: September–December
53-53.2	1948: Dated with Year Only
53-53.3	1949: January–April
53-53.4	1949: May
53-53.5	1949: June–August
53-53.6	1949: September–October
53-53.7	1949: November–December
53-53.8	1949: Dated with Year Only
54	Dated Speeches Box 8 Organized chronologically	January 1950–October 1950
Box/Folder
54-54.1	1950: January–February
54-54.2	1950: March–April
54-54.3	1950: May–June
54-54.4	1950: July–August
54-54.5	1950: September–October
55	Dated Speeches Box 9 Organized chronologically	November 1950–October 1951
Box/Folder
55-55.1	1950: November–December
55-55.2	1950: Dated with Year Only
55-55.3	1951: January–April
55-55.4	1951: May
55-55.5	1951: June–September
55-55.6	1951: October
56	Dated Speeches Box 10 Organized chronologically	November 1951–October 1953
Box/Folder
56-56.1	1951: November
56-56.2	1951: Dated with Year Only
56-56.3	1952: January–May
56-56.4	1952: June–September
56-56.5	1952: October–December
56-56.6	1952: Dated with Year Only
56-56.7	1953: January-April
56-56.8	1953: May–October
57	Dated Speeches Box 11 Organized chronologically	November 1953–April 1955
Box/Folder
57-57.1	1953: November–December
57-57.2	1953: Dated with Year Only
57-57.3	1954: January–April
57-57.4	1954: May–September
57-57.5	1954: October–December
57-57.6	1954: Dated with Year Only
57-57.7	1955: January–April
58	Dated Speeches Box 12 Organized chronologically	May 1955–November 1956
Box/Folder
58-58.1	1955: May–June
58-58.2	1955: July–October
58-58.3	1955: November–December
58-58.4	1955: Dated with Year Only
58-58.5	1956: January–March
58-58.6	1956: April–May
58-58.7	1956: June–August
58-58.8	1956: September–November
59	Dated Speeches Box 13 Organized chronologically	December 1956–April 1958
Box/Folder
59-59.1	1956: December
59-59.2	1956: Dated with Year Only
59-59.3	1957: January–April
59-59.4	1957: May–September
59-59.5	1957: October
59-59.6	1957: November–December
59-59.7	1957: Dated with Year Only
59-59.8	1958: January–February
59-59.9	1958: March–April
60	Dated Speeches Box 14 Organized chronologically	June 1958–February 1960
Box/Folder
60-60.1	1958: June–September
60-60.2	1958: October
60-60.3	1958: November–December
60-60.4	1959: January–March
60-60.5	1959: April
60-60.6	1959: May–September
60-60.7	1959: October–December
60-60.8	1960: January–February
61	Dated Speeches Box 15 Organized chronologically	March 1960–December 1962
Box/Folder
61-61.1	1960: March–April
61-61.2	1960: May
61-61.3	1960: June-December
61-61.4	1961: January-March
61-61.5	1961: April
61-61.6	1961: May-August
61-61.7	1961: September-December
61-61.8	1962: January-December
62	Dated Speeches Box 16 Organized chronologically	January 1963–December 1965
Box/Folder
62-62.1	1963: January-September
62-62.2	1963: October-December
62-62.3	1964: January-July
62-62.4	1964: August-September
62-62.5	1964: October-December
62-62.6	1965: January-December
62-62.7	1965: Dated with Year Only
63	Dated Speeches Box 17 Organized chronologically	January 1966–December 1972
Box/Folder
63-63.1	1966: January-March
63-63.2	1966: April-December
63-63.3	1967: January-March
63-63.4	1967: April-December
63-63.5	1967: Dated with Year Only
63-63.6	1968: January-December
63-63.7	1969: January-December
63-63.8	1970: January-December
63-63.9	1971: January-December
63-63.10	1972: January-December
64	Undated Speeches Box 1: A-E Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
64-64.1	Education
	Administration
	Adult Education
	Commencement
	Early Childhood Education
	Guidance
	High School
	Boys
	Building Dedications
	Girls
	Home Room
	Misc.
	Legislature
	Memories of Teaching
	Religion
	Teachers
	Misc.
65	Undated Speeches Box 2: F-O Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
65-65.1	Honors/Tributes to Others
65-65.2	Life Lessons
65-65.3	Music
65-65.4	Organizations
	Parent-Teacher Association (PTA)
	Soroptimist Club
	Washington Education Association (WEA)
	Misc.
66	Undated Speeches Box 3: P-T Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
66-66.1	Peace
66-66.2	Politics/Legislature
	Campaigns
	Columbia Basin and Power
	Life as a Legislator
	Patriotism and War
	Standpoints on Specific Issues
	Standpoints on Multiple Issues
	Misc.
66-66.3	Religion
66-66.4	Russia
66-66.5	Travel
	Importance of Travel
	Tours
	Africa/South America
	Europe
	Washington and Other States
67	Undated Speeches Box 4: U-Z Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
67-67.1	Wenatchee, WA Apple Blossom Festival
67-67.2	Women
	Legislature
	Motherhood
	Misc.
67-67.3	Writing
	“Dog Team Doctor"
	Life as an Author
	Native Americans
	“Chief Seattle"
	Misc.
	Other Authors
67-67.4	Misc.
68	Partial Speeches Organized chronologically (dated speeches) and alphabetically by subject (undated speeches)
Box/Folder
68-68.1	Dated
	1931-1949
	1951-1959
	1960-1966
68-68.2	Undated
	Chief Seattle
	Education
	Commencement
	High School
	Legislature
	Teachers/WEA
	Youth
	Misc.
	Life Lessons
	Politics/Legislature
	Campaigns
	Misc.
	Religious
	Travel/ Foreign Countries
	Women
	Misc.
69	Other Speeches Organized by type, then chronologically (dated speeches) and alphabetically by subject (undated speeches)
Box/Folder
69-69.1	Introductions
	Dated	1925-1963
	Undated
69-69.2	Published Speeches
	Dated	1951-1957
69-69.3	Radio Speeches/Interviews
	Dated
	1935-1943
	1944-1960
	Undated
	Chief Seattle
	Political
	Misc.
70	Speech Collections Organized by number (multiple subjects); which are numbered at random, and alphabetical by subject (single subject)
Box/Folder
70-70.1	Multiple Subjects
	Collection 1
	Collection 2
	Collection 3
	Collection 4
	Collection 5
	Collection 6
	Collection 7
70-70.2	Single Subject
	Adult Education
	Power
	Travel
	Hawaii
	Misc.
	Waterville (Given In)
	World Peace Conference
	Youth
71	Speech Materials Organized by subject, alphabetically
Box/Folder
71-71.1	Conservation
71-71.2	Death/Aging/ Immortality
71-71.3	Education
	College
	Commencement
	Clippings
	Correspondence
	Notes
	Legislature
	Parents/Community
	Religion in Schools
	Teachers
	Misc.
71-71.4	Forestry
71-71.5	History
71-71.6	Jokes
	Education
	Politics/ Legislature
	Women
71-71.7	Jokes/ Poems/ Quotes: General/ Misc. Use
71-71.8	Labeled for Specific Use
	Banquets
	Rotary
	Soroptimists
71-71.9	Life Lessons
71-71.10	Multiple Subjects
71-71.11	Music
71-71.12	Obituaries/Memorial
71-71.13	Patriotism
71-71.14	Peace/Human Spirit
71-71.15	Politics/Legislature
	Campaigns
71-71.16	Public Speaking
71-71.17	Religion
71-71.18	Travel/Foreign Countries
71-71.19	Water
71-71.20	Women
	Education
	Government
	History
71-71.21	Writing
	Chief Seattle
71-71.22	Misc./Purpose Unknown
72	Writing Box 1: Articles/Essays Organized alphabetically by title. Note that this section is labeled as "Writing Career," but some titles may have been used for other purposes.
Box/Folder
72-72.1	“American Fiction of the 19th Century"
72-72.2	“Browning as a Philosophical and Religious Teacher"
72-72.3	“Can there be Absolute Laws in the World of Art?"
72-72.4	“Character Building and the School Teacher"
72-72.5	“Every Teacher is an Artist"
72-72.6	“The Frontier School and Its Provincial Background"
72-72.7	“History of a Bill"
72-72.8	“House Bill Potluck"
72-72.9	“Legislative Potluck"
72-72.10	“Legislative Pre-View"
72-72.11	“Nineteenth Century Fiction"
72-72.12	“Peace on Earth"
72-72.13	“Peace Travalogue"
72-72.14	“Perils of Knowledge"
72-72.15	“Prose Fiction"
72-72.16	“Rep. Eva Anderson Reports HB44…"
72-72.17	“Speak Up… Now is Your Chance"
72-72.18	“State Representative J.F. Lester"
72-72.19	“The Teacher is a Soldier"
72-72.20	“Teacher on a Tightrope": Published Copies
72-72.21	“Teaching and Living Morals at School"
72-72.22	“Tragedy Hits Capital City"
72-72.23	“Travel Quest"
72-72.24	“The W.P.A and Adult Education": Published Copy
72-72.25	“Woodin Avenue… How Come?"
72-72.26	Series
	Boy Scouts and Apple Labor
	“Dear Chelan County"
72-72.27	News Clipping Collections
	Education
	History
	Legislature/ Politics
	Patriotism
	Religion/Church
	Travel/ Foreign Countries
	“Europe Again!" Series
	Tributes/ Memorials
	Misc.
73	Writing Box 2: Books, Short Stories Organized by type, then alphabetically by title. Note that this section is labeled as "Writing Career," but some titles may have been used for other purposes.
Box/Folder
73-73.1	“Chief Seattle"
	Bibliography
	Corrections
	Drafts
	Publicity
	Advertisements
	Articles
	Publishing: Contract	1941
	Research
	Publications
	News
73-73.2	“A Child’s Story of Oregon"
	Publishing: Contracts	1942-1943
	Research: Notes
73-73.3	“A Child’s Story of Washington": Publicity: Advertisements
73-73.4	“Dog Team Doctor"
	Publishing: Contracts	1940-1941
	Research: Notes
73-73.5	"Indian Boy on the Columbia River"
	Publicity: Advertisements
	Publishing: Contract	1943
73-73.6	“Inside-Outside Africa": Publicity: Advertisements
73-73.7	“Inside-Outside South America"
	Published Copy
	Research
	Notes
	Publications
	Souvenirs
	Tour Information
73-73.8	"On to Alaska"
73-73.9	“Pioneer Days in Old Oregon": Publicity: Advertisements
73-73.10	“South Pacific Safari"
	Published Copy	1968
	Research
	Postcards
	Souvenirs
	Tour Information
	Misc.
73-73.11	“Stories of Oregon": Publicity: Advertisements
73-73.12	“The Wenatchee Kid": Publicity: Advertisements
73-73.13	Short Stories:
	“I Promised Mother"
	Untitled
74	Writing Box 3: Manuscripts Organized by title (titled) and alphabetically by subject (untitled). Note that this section is labeled as "Writing Career," but some titles may have been used for other purposes.
Box/Folder
74-74.1	“Early Days in Washington"
74-74.2	Untitled
	Native Americans
	Washington
75	Professional Recognition Organized alphabetically by subject or chronologically (awards)
Box/Folder
75-75.1	Curriculum Vitae
	Specific Disciplines
	Education
	Legislature
	Organizations
	Writing
	General/ Misc.
	Correspondence
75-75.2	Honors/Awards
	Dated
	Delta Kappa Gamma	April 20, 1947
	Washington State Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs	1949
	Phi Delta Nu	December 17, 1952
	Washington Territorial Centennial	1953
	Nebraska Wesleyan University	October 16, 1959
	Phi Delta Nu	December 19, 1962
	Women’s Division of Christian Service	April 27, 1963
	Governor’s Invitational Writers’ Day	June 26, 1966
	Washington Press Women	April 15, 1967
	National League of American Pen Women	June 23, 1967
	Wenatchee Chamber of Commerce	May 3, 1969
	Allied Arts Council of North Central Washington	January.20, 1970
	Dictionary of International Biography	September 23, 1970
	Rotary Club of Wenatchee
75-75.3	Recommendations/ Tributes

V: FinancesReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
76	Loose Papers Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory
Box/Folder
76-76.1	Credit
	Universal Credit Card
76-76.2	Death of L.O. Anderson: Financial Matters
	Estate
	Funeral Expenses
	Health Expenses
76-76.3	Insurance
	Automobile Owners Life Insurance Company
	Blue Cross Washington-Alaska, Inc.
	Colonial Penn Life Insurance Company
	General Information/ Home Nursing Care
	National Retired Teachers Association
76-76.4	Leases: Oil and Gas Lease, Texas
76-76.5	Promissory Notes
76-76.6	Residences
	Capital Gains on Chelan, WA Home
	Lakeview West Residences, Chelan WA
76-76.7	Stock
	Far West Gold-Silver Mining Company
	North Star Mining Company
	Correspondence
	Northwest Chemurgy Cooperative
	Soap Lake Products Corporation
76-76.8	Taxes
76-76.9	Trusts: Lincoln Trust Company
76-76.10	Vehicles
	Bought
	Sold
76-76.11	Misc.
77	Record Books Organized by type, then number; books are numbered chronologically
Box/Folder
77-77.1.A	Account Ledger 1: (Loose Materials)	1945-1949
77-77.1.B	Account Ledger 2: (Loose Materials)	1950-1952
77-77.1.C	Account Ledger 3: (Loose Materials)	1954-1956
77-77.1.D	Account Ledger 4: (Loose Materials)	1957-1960
77-77.1.E	Account Ledger 5	1959-1963
77-77.2.A	Bank Check Register 1	1957-1958
77-77.2.B	Bank Check Register 2	1958-1960
77-77.2.C	Bank Check Register 3	1961-1964
77-77.2.D	Bank Check Register 4	1964-1965
77-77.3	Income Record Book 1 (Loose Materials)	1957-1964

VI: CorrespondenceReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
78	Personal/Organizational Correspondence Organized by date when possible, otherwise organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
78-78.1	Personal
	Dated	1927-1972
	Undated
	Frequent Writers
	Gellatly, John A.	1947-1962
	Greenslit, Roy	1939-1968
	Hiltner Family	1957-1966
	Horan, Helen	1968-1972
	Parrish, Pauline	1962
	Sundfelt, Agnes	1945-1963
	Postcards	1937-1972
	Misc.	1910-1972
78-78.2	Organizations
	Education
	University of Washington Board of Regents	1941-1950
	Washington Education Association	1964
	Presidency	1925-1928
	Misc.	1942-1972
79	Professional/Legal Correspondence Organized by date when possible, otherwise organized alphabetical by subject
Box/Folder
79-79.1	Professional
	Education
	Commencement	1942
	Fan Mail	1945-1959
	Grade Schools
	Chelan Grade School, Chelan WA	1961
	Sunnyslope, Wenatchee WA	1961
	Misc.	1925-1969
	Fan Mail: Concerning Multiple Areas of Accomplishment	1942-1949
	History: Research, etc.	1938-1969
	Honors
	Wesleyan University Alumni Achievement Award	1959
	Legislature/Politics
	Bills/ Initiatives, etc.	1949-1959
	Budget/ Taxes	1951-1959
	Campaigns	1942-1958
	Education	1951-1968
	Fan Mail	1946-1973
	Multiple Issues	1959
	Projects (Roads, Dams, Parks, etc.)	1943-1959
	Publicity	1942-1967
	Women	1957
	Misc.	1954-1960
	Letters to Editors	1945-1972
	Speeches
	Invitations to Speak	1942-1960
	Material	1940-1971
	Praise and Thank-Yous	1942-1967
	Writing
	Fan Mail	1938-1963
	Publishing/Publicity	1956-1974
79-79.2	Legal: Gould Lawsuit

VII: Eva Greenslit Anderson's DeathReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
80	Biography, Contributions, Estate/Will, Memorial Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory
Box/Folder
80-80.1	Biography: Who Was Who in America, Volume 6
80-80.2	Contributions
	Boy Scout Tribute Fund
	Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Memorial Fund
	Douglas County Memorial Hospital Fund
	Lake Chelan Community Hospital Fund
	Lake Chelan Historical Society Fund
	Chelan United Methodist Church Memorial Fund
	North Central Washington Museum Association Fund
	Shriner’s Hospital for Crippled Children of Spokane Fund
	Washington State Heart Association Fund
	Washington State Historical Society Fund
	Wenatchee Valley College Scholarship Fund
80-80.3	Estate/Will
	Executor Appointment
	Last Will and Testament
80-80.4	Memorial
	Obituaries
	Services
	Tribute
81	Wilfred Woods Correspondence Organized by date when possible, otherwise organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
81-81.1	Addresses of Sent Letter and Obituary
81-81.2	Estate/Will
	Ash Grove Cement Co./Arthur Greenslit	1973
	Misc.	1973-1974
	Nebraska Wesleyan University/Greenslit Family	1973
	University of Puget Sound	1973
81-81.3	Financial
	Bank Accounts	1973
	Insurance	1973
	Nebraska Wesleyan University	1973
	Retirement	1973
	University of Puget Sound	1973
81-81.4	Floral Cards Sent to Family
81-81.5	Notices of Death/Thank Yous for Letters Sent3	1972-1973
81-81.6	Personal	1972-1973
81-81.7	Professional	1972-1973
81-81.8	Sympathy Cards Sent to Family	1972

VIII: PhotographsReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
82	Eva Greenslit Anderson Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
82-82.1	Honors/Awards
82-82.2	Legislature
82-82.3	Portraits
82-82.4	Travel
82-82.5	Writing Career
82-82.6	Misc.
83	Eva Greenslit Anderson and Others Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
83-83.1	Educational Career
83-83.2	Family
	Anderson Family
	Anderson, L.O.
	Greenslit Family
	Woods Family
	Woods, Mary
	Misc.
83-83.3	Honors/Awards
83-83.4	Legislature
83-83.5	Organizations
84	Eva Greenslit Anderson and and Others, Misc. Organized alphabetically by subject
Box/Folder
84-84.1	Eva and Others
	Travel
	Collections
	Tour/Birthday	circa 1962
	South Seas Tour	1968
	Misc.
84-84.2	Others: Misc./Unknown
84-84.3	Places: Misc./Unknown
84-84.4	Negatives: Misc.
85	Oversized/Framed Organized by size
Box/Folder
86-1	MS011: 50 Most Useful Citizens of Wenatchee Contest	1922-
86-2	MS011: Information About Women	1925-1955
86-3	MS011: Information About Women	1925-1955
86-4	MS011: "Record" - Travel Journal	1965-
86-5	MS011: Research Data - Waters to Remember	1965-1971
86-6	MS011: Newspaper Articles	1937-1949
87-1	MS011: Historical Notebook	1941-
87-2	MS011: Hotel Guest Register, Writings, Newspaper Clippings	1952-1972
87-3	MS011: Pioneers of N.C. Washington	1969-1980
87-4	MS011: Eva Anderson - Newspapers, Photographs, Memorial Service Information, Obituary, Correspondence	1971-1985
88-1	MS011: Chief Sealth	1941-1967
88-2	MS011: "Chief Seattle" Correspondence	1943-1971
88-3	MS011: Correspondence regarding Chief Sealth	1968-1969
88-4	MS011: Seattle's Birthday and Daughter of Chief Seattle	1969-
88-5	MS011: Personal Letters regarding Chief Seattle	1940-1950
88-6	MS011: Financial Support for Washington's Public Schools by Eva Greenslit Anderson	1937-

IX: Non-Paper MemorabiliaReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
89	Gavels
90	Reel to reel audio Four individually boxed audio reels in original order
91	Reel to reel audio Envelope contains two film reels

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

School administrators--United States
Washington State Historical Society
Women historians--United States
Women--West (U.S.)--History--20th century

Geographical Names

Washington (State)

Other Creators

Personal Names
- Anderson, Eva Greenslit, b. 1889 (creator)

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