Carling I. Malouf papers

Carling I. Malouf papers, 1891-2006

Overview of the Collection

Creator: Malouf, Carling I., 1916-2007
Title: Carling I. Malouf papers
Dates: 1891-2006 (inclusive)
18912006
Quantity: 43.75 linear feet
Collection Number: Mss 640
Summary: This collection contains correspondence, notes, photographs, audio material, and visual material related to Anthropology Professor Carling Malouf’s work and activities at the University of Montana in Missoula, as well as his research on Native American tribes of the Northwest and the Plains.
Repository: University of Montana, Mansfield Library, Archives and Special Collections
Archives and Special Collections
Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library
University of Montana
32 Campus Dr. #9936
59812-9936
Missoula, MT
Telephone: 406-243-2053
library.archives@umontana.edu
Access Restrictions: Researchers must use collection in accordance with the policies of Archives and Special Collections, the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, and The University of Montana--Missoula. Materials from a binder of correspondence are restricted for privacy reasons until 2017. Folder 1 of box 65 is restricted for privacy reasons. Materials pertaining to Native American burial sites are restricted. Half of the audio is restricted until further review. One film is restricted because it contains information about Native American burial sites.
Languages: English

Biographical NoteReturn to Top

Carling I. Malouf was born in Fillmore, Utah, in 1916. In 1940, he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business and economics from the University of Utah. As an undergraduate, Malouf worked on an archaeological dig in central Utah, which compelled him to obtain a master’s degree in anthropology at the University of Utah. While working on his master’s, Malouf met his wife Arline, and the couple was married in 1941.

Wartime military service during WWII interrupted Malouf’s work on a doctorate in anthropology at Columbia University. During his service, the couple moved to various posts and stations in Utah, California, and Arizona. In 1946, Malouf was able to resume his doctoral studies at Columbia and he graduated 2 years later. Shortly after graduation in 1948, Malouf was offered a faculty position at The University of Montana in Missoula and he, Arline, and their four young children returned to the west.

While at the University of Montana, Carling Malouf played large role in the birth and development of the departments of Anthropology and Native American Studies, and was chair of the department of Anthropology from 1969-1977. Malouf was an avid researcher in the fields of Archaeology, Ethnology, and Native American Studies. His primary research interests included Native American tribes of Montana, the Plains, and the greater Northwest, comparative ethnology, and archaeological sites in Montana, including Fort Owen. Malouf’s involvement in anthropology and archaeology also extended outside of the University system. He was a supporter and a member of the board of directors of the Montana Archaeological Society, an organization devoted to promoting research and public involvement in archaeology in the state of Montana. Malouf contributed many articles to the Society’s publication, Archaeology in Montana, from the years 1959-2000.

Malouf was also involved in the development of the Head Start program. In 1960, he was a member of the Montana Child Welfare Committee, a group that made periodic reports to the White House regarding the state of education and youth in Montana. He became a consultant in Anthropology for Project Head Start for the Office of Economic Opportunity. In 1969, Malouf, along with 150 other education specialists, was invited to the White House to a conference for the development of the Head Start Program. Later, he and his wife toured reservations in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming to provide information and ideas to administrators for the new programs.

Malouf retired from the University of Montana in 1988 and was honored that same year at the Montana Archaeological Society’s Annual Conference. Following his retirement, Malouf continued to do research and publish articles. Carling Malouf died in March of 2007 at the age of 90.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The collection contains clippings, correspondence, notes, photographs, publications, slides, audio material, and visual material related to Carling Malouf’s work and activities in the University of Montana’s Anthropology Department, as well as Malouf’s research on Native American tribes of the Northwest and the Plains. Materials include papers related to the history of the University of Montana’s Department of Anthropology; the history of Kyi-Yo (spelled Kyiyo since 2015), the University of Montana’s Native American Student Association; and the Native American Studies Department at the University of Montana. The collection also contains materials related to the AIM/Wounded Knee incident and ensuing trial, research on Native American Education, materials related to Montana archaeology digs and sites, and photographs and notes related to the tribes of Montana. Also included are papers, correspondence, and notes related to Carling Malouf’s involvement in the development of the Head Start program, as well as correspondence, notes, newsletters, and publications related to the Montana Archaeological Society.

This collection has been divided into five series: Series I: University Materials (1954-2004), contains notes, departmental budget information, intradepartmental correspondence, clippings, and publications related to Carling Malouf’s role in the Department of Anthropology and the Department of Native American Studies at the University of Montana. Series II: Subject Files (1891-2006), contains materials related to Carling Maoulf’s research and interests in archaeology, anthropology, and the Native American tribes of Montana. The series contains notes, correspondence, clippings, and publications. The series also contains photographs and negatives, most of which were not taken by Malouf, but were collections he considered relevant to his research. Series III: Audio Materials, (ca. 1950-2005 and n.d.), contains reel-to-reel audio and audiocassettes, A portion of this series is recorded talks and lectures of Carling Malouf, and recordings of the songs and stories of Native American tribes of the Northwest. Another portion consists of copies of prerecorded materials related to the Native Americans in the southwest. Series IV: Slides, (1939-1975 and n.d.), consists of slides and a slide index. Some of these images were taken by Carling Malouf and are arranged by tribe name or by the name of a site of archaeological interest. Others are likely commercial slides used in the classroom. In 2012 all slides were removed from carousels and boxes and placed in sleeves. Series V: Moving Image Material, was added in 2012 because of a large addition of 8mm films to the collection. The series also includes DVDs and VHS cassettes.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Researchers are responsible for using in accordance with 17 U.S.C. and any other applicable statutes. Non-exclusive copyright transferred to the University of Montana.

Preferred Citation

Carling I. Malouf Papers, Archives and Special Collections, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, University of Montana-Missoula.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

The collection is divided into five series:

Series I: University Materials, 1954-2004, 4.0 linear feet

Series II: Subject Files, 1891-2006, 30.75 linear feet

Series III: Audio Materials, circa 1950-2005, 1.5 linear feet

Series IV: Slides, 1939-1975, 5.0 linear feet

Series V: Moving Image Material, circa 1950-1970, 2.5 linear feet

Custodial History

The majority of these materials were in the possession of Carling Malouf until his death and then were transferred directly to the Archives in the summer of 2007. A portion of the materials were donated by Malouf to the Archives between 2003 and 2006. Two binders of correspondence were loaned by Malouf to the UM Foundation and were transferred to the Archives following his death. Two binders were held by UM Professor of Anthropology G.G. Weix. One was donated in 2009 and one in 2010. An additional set of 8mm films was donated by Weix in 2012. In 2011, an additional 25 linear feet of materials were donated by Malouf's daugher, Sydney Hulla.

Processing Note

The bulk of this collection arrived at the Archives in 3-ring binders. Each binder was labeled with a title. The materials were transferred to folders to faciltate preservation and use, but the binder titles were retained.

Accessions 2011-083 and 2012-016 were integrated into the collection in 2012. When Malouf's original order was apparent, it was maintained. A portion of accession 2011-083 arrived at the Archives with no discernable original order. These items were organized and integrated into the collection as subject files to reflect Malouf's method of organization.

In 2020, the audio portion of the collection was reviewed and reorganized. Duplicates were removed, and a portion of the audio was restricted because it may contain culturally sensitive information about Native American ceremony, songs and dances.

In 2021, all 16mm motion picture film reels were cleaned, cored, and rehoused for preservation purposes. All 8mm motion picture film reels were cleaned, placed on new reels, and rehoused for preservation purposes. Commercial films were removed from the collection.

In 2024, materials relating to Native American burials and sacred sites were transferred to the University of Montana Antrhopological Collections Facility. Contact Archives and Special Collections for more details.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I: University Materials, 1954-2004Return to Top

4.0 linear feet

Notes, departmental budget information, intradepartmental correspondence, clippings, and publications related to Carling Malouf’s role in the Department of Anthropology and the Department of Native American Studies at the University of Montana.

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box/Folder
66/1	Anthropological Education	1971-1972
1/1	Anthropology Department Budget	1976-1979
66/2-3	Anthropology Department Correspondence	1948-1991
1/2-5	Anthropology Department Correspondence	1957-2004
1/6-8	Anthropology Department Graduate Students	1956-1984
2/1	Anthropology Department History, volume I	circa 1960-circa 1971
2/2-3	Anthropology Department History volume II	circa 1987-1998
2/4-6	Anthropology Department History, volume III	circa 1957-2003
3/1-3	Anthropology Department History, volume IV	circa 1963-1996
66/4	Anthropology Department Social Studies Papers	1981
66/5	Anthropology Department Syllabi	undated
66/6	Ludvig G. Browman Fellowship in Museum Studies	1987-1987
3/4-6	Kyi-Yo and Native American Studies Department, volume I	1954-1969
3/7-8	Kyi-Yo and Native American Studies Department, volume II	1970-2000
4/1	Kyi-Yo and Native American Studies Department, volume II	1970-2000
4/2-4	Kyi-Yo and Native American Studies Department, volume III	circa 1971-1997
4/5	Kyi-Yo Conference, Student Responses	1973
4/6	Malouf Faculty Evaluation	1962-1981
66/7	Malouf Faculty Evaluation	1974-1989
66/8	Montana Committee for the Humanities, Indian Conference Series	1972
66/9	"Family and Kinship: Designed for Instruction of Indian Children in the Third Grade" by Georganne Richter	1969
66/10-11	Native American Studies Program Newsletter	1980-1982
66/12	NDEA Institute in English for Speakers of Other Languages	1967
78/1-4	Student Papers, RESTRICTED	1968-1989
76/13	Title Pages for Some Covers for Anthropology and Sociology Papers	1954 and undated
4/7	The University of Montana History	circa 1954-2002
5/1-2	The University of Montana History	circa 1954-2002
5/3	The University of Montana Research Grant Application	1975
5/4-8	The University of Montana Training Institutes	1957-1975
64/1-4	Various subjects related to Anthropology Department, Biology and people	circa 1954-2002
66/13	White House Conference on Children and Youth, Correspondence	1959

Series II: Subject Files, 1891-2006Return to Top

30.75 linear feet

Materials related to Carling Malouf’s research and interests in archaeology, anthropology, and the Native American Tribes of Montana. The series contains notes, correspondence, clippings, and publications. The series also contains photographs and negatives, most of which were not taken by Malouf but were collections he considered relevant to his research. The series has been arranged alphabetically by folder title. The content in the folder titled 'Helping Indians' has been restricted for privacy reasons.

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box/Folder
66/14	A View of Montana	undated
6/1	Afro-Americans in Montana	circa 1988-1997
6/2	Akwesasne Notes	1974
6/3-6	Alan P. Merriam, Publications and Letters	circa 1949-1965
6/7-9	Amateur Archaeologists Correspondence	1954-1981
6/10	American Anthropological Society, Western States Branch Correspondence and Society Newsletter	1942-1961
7/1	American Indian Development, Incorporated, D’Arcy McNickle Report on Indian Affairs workshop and correspondence	1966-1967
66/15	American Scholar, Questionnaire	undated
7/2	Ann Kootenay Biographies	undated
66/16	Annual Convention of the National Congress of American Indians, Address by Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Glenn L. Emmons	1955
66/17	Annual Meeting of the Indian Rights Association, Address by Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Glenn L. Emmons	1954
7/3-5	Anthropologists, Biographies and Clippings	1951-1988
7/6-9	Anthropologists, Letters and Papers, volume I	1939-1988
8/1-4	Anthropologists, Letters and Papers, volume II	1949-2003
8/5-7	Anthropologists, Letters and Papers, volume III	1951-1995
8/8	Archaeology Correspondence	1955-1970
8/9	Archaeology Correspondence	1964-1987
8/10-11	Archaeology, Antelope Creek Mine, Converse County, Wyoming	1982
66/18	Archaeology, North America	1958 and undated
9/1-4	Archaeology, Western Montana	1951-1969
67	Article Index, 3x5 Cards	undated
68	Article Index, 3x5 Cards	undated
69/1	Artifacts from Flathead Lake	undated
9/5-6	Assiniboine Correspondence, academic and student papers, clippings, and photographs of artifacts	1964-2003
10/1-3	Assiniboine, Chippewa, Cree, Crow, Cheyenne, Sioux, Blackfeet Photographs, publications, clippings, and newsletters	circa 1906-2004
69/2	Athletic Games, North American Indian	undated
69/3	Barrier Canyon, Utah	undated
69/4-5	Bibliographies	1953-1980
69/8	Ellen Bigsam	undated
10/4-6	Bigsams, Photos and Clippings	1923-1999
69/6	Bitterroot Valley, Archaeological Sites	1952
10/7	Blackfoot River Water Recreation Study	1968-1969
10/8-9	Bob Scriver, Artist Publications, correspondence, and notes	1968-2003
69/7	Book List	1984
11/1	Brigham Young University Anthropology	1954-1988
11/2-4	Buffalo Jump	1966-1978
11/5-8	Bureau of Indian Affairs Information	1955-1968
12/1-2	Burials Correspondence, clippings, notes, and photographs Some materials have been RESTRICTED and are located at UMACF.Contact Archives and Special Collections for more details.	1951-1970
69/9	Camas News	circa 1967
69/10	Cantonment Jordan	undated
69/11	Cantonment Stevens	undated
69/12-14	Canyon Ferry	1949-1968
69/16	"Ceremonial Life of Montana Indians and Neighboring Tribes," by Ethel M. Garbe	undated
12/3	Char-Koosta	circa 1918-1972 and n.d
12/4	Cherokee Clippings	1999
69/15	Chief Plenty Coups	undated
70/1	Chief Walker, Article	undated
70/2	Cognitions on Polarity Thinking	undated
70/3	Considerations in the Counseling of Indians	undated
70/4	Corps of Discovery Statue	undated
12/5	Cree-Chippewa Photographs	circa 1905
12/6-7	Crow Biographies	1935-1996
12/8-10	Crow, Pentecostalism among	1992-1993
13/1-4	Crow Published sources, photographs, and notes	1954-2001
70/5	Cultural Resource Management	undated
13/5-8	Dakota or Sioux Clippings, articles, and student papers	1954-1999
14/1-2	Demersville Clippings and articles	1889-1969
14/3	Deward Walker Publications, correspondence, and notes	1967-1993
14/4	Dorothy Johnson Correspondence and clippings	1952-2005
14/5	Dusenberry Correspondence and journals	1954-1966
70/6	Federal Trusteeship Over Indian Lands	1960-1967 and undated
14/6-7	Flathead and Pend d’Orielle Activities Photographs	1891-circa 1950
15/1-4	Flathead and Pend d’Orielle Activities Photographs, clippings, and notes	circa 1965-1996
15/5-8	Flathead and Pend d’Orielle Biographies Notes, A-H, volume III Ninepipes and Bigsams	1957-1997
16/1-4	Flathead and Pend d’Orielle Biographies Notes, I-Z, volume III Ninepipes and Bigsams	1926-1996
16/5-8	Flathead and Pend d’Orielle Notes	1901-1996
17/1-4	Flathead and Pend d’Orielle Notes, volume I	1949-2004
17/5-8	Flathead and Pend d’Orielle Notes, volume II	1912-1997
18/1	Flathead and Pend d’Orielle Notes, volume III	1977-2001
18/2-5	Flathead and Pend d’Orielle Persons, volume I Ninepipes and Bigsams	circa 1905-1966
18/6-8	Flathead and Pend d’Orielle Persons, volume II Ninepipes and Bigsams	circa 1905-1990
19/1-3	Flathead Culture Book Manuscript	undated
19/4-5	Flathead Indian Families Ninepipes and Bigsams	1952-2005
70/7	Flathead, Kutenai, and Upper Pend D'Orielle Genealogies	1952 and undated
19/6-8	Fort Belknap Reservation: Assiniboine and Gros Ventre Copy of the charter of the Fort Belknap reservation, publications, clippings, and student papers	1937-1987 and n.d.
20/1-4	Fort Owen Book Manuscript	1967-1976
20/5-6	Fort Owen Excavations and Research, volume I	1954-1988
21/1-4	Fort Owen Excavations and Research, volume II	1954-1988
OS 77/1	Fort Owen Site Plat Map	undated
21/5-7	Forts Clippings and notes	circa 1950-2002
21/8-9	George W. Arthur Thesis: An introduction to the Ecology of Early Historic Communal Bison Hunting Among the Northern Plains Indians	1974
70/8	Gosiute	undated
70/9	Great Basin	undated
22/1	Head Start in Education Photographs and notes	1965
22/2-5	Head Start Program Involvement	1960-1970
22/6-8	Helena Area, Canyon Ferry	circa 1950-1990
65/1	Helping Indians - RESTRICTED	2002-2003
23/1-3	Historic Archaeology and Preservation	1966-2003
70/10	Historical Archaeology	1958-2004
23/4-6	Historical Archaeology Library	1975
24/1-2	Indian Affairs	1945-1960
24/3-5	Indian Arts and Crafts	undated
70/11	Indian Caves, Clipping	1964
24/6	Indian Court and Native Americans	1969-1984
24/7	Indian Economics Conference proceedings, publications, and clippings	circa 1958-2000
25/1-4	Indian Education, volume I	1958-1998
25/5	Indian Education	2006
26/1-5	Indian Education, Training Teachers	1958-1975
26/6-7	Indian Health, Medicine, Native to Modern	circa 1952-2000
27/1-3	Indian Newspaper Clippings, volume I Wassaja Tribal Spokesman, ABC	circa 1965-1971
27/4-6	Indian Newspaper Clippings, various subjects, volume II Wassaja Tribal Spokesman, ABC	circa 1965-1971
27/7	Indian Record Newsletters	1968-1969
28/1-3	Indian Specialists Employment Services Training	circa 1965-1967
28/4-7	Indian Voices Publications	circa 1962-1982
28/8	Indian/White Relationships Clippings, articles, and student papers	circa 1959-1996
28/9	Indians of Montana Notes, student papers, clippings, and articles	1904-1977
29/1	Indians of Montana Notes, student papers, clippings, and articles	1904-1977
70/12-13	Israel, Archaeology	circa 1970
29/2	John C. Ewers Correspondence and publications	circa 1981-2002
70/14	Kalispel Indians	1991
70/15	Klamath Indians	1958-1978 and undated
29/3-4	Kootenai Clippings, geneology trees, and notes	1953-2005
29/5	Kootenai and Salish Notes	1950-1966
29/6-8	Kutenai (Kootenai) Extras Notes, correspondence, and publications	1959-1969
30/1-3	Kutenai (Kootenai) Notes, volume I	1954-1976
30/4	Kutenai (Kootenai) Notes, volume II	1952-1997
30/5-7	Kutenai (Kootenai) Photos-Persons, volume I	circa 1906-1984
31/1-3	Kutenai (Kootenai) Photos-Persons, volume II	circa 1906-1950
70/16	"Kutenai Pipes," by Thain White	undated
70/17	Kutenai Photographs	1949-circa 1995 and undated
31/4-5	Language Analysis Articles and student papers	1931-1980
31/6-8	Leslie Davis Thesis and correspondence	1963-1999
71/1	Madison Buffalo Jump	1956-1963 and undated
71/2	Malouf Family History	1987-1988
31/9	Marcia Cross Thesis: Bighorn Sheep and the Salish World View	1992-1996
71/3	Methodology	1969-1972
32/1	Michio Kitahara Articles and correspondence	1972-1988
71/4	Miscellaneous Archaeological Site Sketches, Unlabled	undated
71/5	Miscellaneous Correspondence	1996 and undated
71/6	Miscellaneous Photograph Captions	undated
71/7	Miscellaneous Writing Fragments	undated
32/2-3	Missionaries: Effects on Native Americans	circa 1977-1991
71/8	Missouri River Headwaters Archaeology	1960
71/9	Missouri River In North Dakota, Archaeological Site	undated
32/4-5	Montana and Wyoming Archaeology Sites, Yellowstone National Park	1958-1964
71/10-12	Montana and Wyoming, Original Field Notes in Archeaology	1940-1969
32/6-7	Montana Archaeological Society Meeting minutes, correspondence, meeting programs and agendas	1959-1995
33/1	Montana Archaeology, Buffalo Jumps	1962
33/2	Montana Archaeology, Canyon Ferry, near Helena, Montana	1949-1950
33/3-6	Montana Archaeology, Flathead Indian Reservation Some materials from folder 3 are RESTRICTED and are located at UMACF. Contant Archives and Special Collections for more details.	1958-1993
33/7	Montana Archaeology, Flathead Lake	1953-1995
34/1-3	Montana Archaeology, Glacier National Park	1963
34/4-6	Montana Archaeology, Missoula Valley, Lake Missoula	1952-2000
35/1-5	Montana Archaeology, Northwest Montana	1956-1983
35/6-9	Montana Archaeology, Southeast and North Central Montana	1950-1989
36/1-4	Montana Archaeology, Thain White Notes and Photos	circa 1890-1955
36/5-8	Montana Archaeology, volume I Publications, clippings, student field notes, photographs with captions, correspondence, notes and maps	1941-1995
37/1	Montana Archaeology, volume II Publications, clippings, student field notes, photographs with captions, correspondence, notes and maps	1941-1963
37/2-3	Montana Archaeology, volume III Publications, clippings, student field notes, photographs with captions, correspondence, notes and maps Some materials from folder 3 are RESTRICTED and are located at UMACF. Contant Archives and Special Collections for more details.	1950-1966
37/4-5	Montana Archaeology, volume IV Publications, clippings, student field notes, photographs with captions, correspondence, notes and maps	1956-1994
71/13	Montana Historic Sites, St. Mary's Mission	undated
71/14 (1 of 2)	Montana History, Photographs	1952-1967
72/1 (2 of 2)	Montana History, Photographs	1952-1967
72/2	Montana House Bill 343	1973
72/3	Montana Indians, Federal Bills	1954-1956
37/6-9	Montana Landless Indians Notes on Hill 57, publications, meeting minutes from the Citizen’s Committee on Great Falls Indian Affairs, study prepared for Committee on Great Falls Indian Affairs	1957-1980
38/1-2	Montana Native Americans Clippings	2001 and undated
38/3-6	Montana Native Americans Clippings and publications	circa 1958-2000
39/1-4	Montana Petroglyphs and Pictographs	circa 1950-1992
72/4	Montana Prehistoric and Historic Archaeological Sites, Helena Area	undated
72/5	Montana, Flathead	undated
72/6	Montana, The Magazine of Western History, Correspondence	1999
53/7-8	William Mulloy, Pictograph Cave and Easter Island Works	1941-2003
72/7	William Mulloy, Photograph	1937
39/5-7	Museum of the Plans Indian, Browning, Montana	1954-1964
40/1-3	Museums, including Fort Missoula	1957-1987
40/4-6	National Congress of American Indians	1955-1962
72/8	National Science Foundation, Application for Aboriginal - White Site in Western Montana	1969
41/1-4	Native American Alcohol Problems	circa 1969-1980
41/5	Native American Colleges Salish Kootenai College and other college listings	circa 1975-2002
41/6-8	Native American Education, volume I Clippings, conference reports, newsletters, publications, student papers, University reports	circa 1958-2000
42/1-3	Native American Education, volume II Clippings, conference reports, newsletters, publications, student papers, University reports	circa 1971-2001
72/9-11 (1-3 of 4)	Native American Legal and Cases, Laws, etc.	1953-1984
73/1 (4 of 4)	Native American Legal and Cases, Laws, etc.	1953-1984
73/2	Native American Personal Histories	1963-1984 and undated
42/4	Native American Personalities A-Z Clippings, correspondence, publications, study reports, transcripts from interview with Yellowtail, court proceedings transcript	circa 1951-2001
42/5	Native Americans in Sports	2001 and n.d.
42/6	Native Americans: Latin America History and Pre-History	1999
73/3	Native Americans, Unidentified in Columbia River Basin, Postcards and Photographs	1928-1965 and undated
64/5	Native Americans with some Anthropology Connections	1933-2004
73/4	Ninemile Canyon, Utah	undated
73/5	Louis Ninepipes	1954-1974
42/7-10	Northern Montana College Indian Conferences	circa 1969-1975
73/6-7	Northwest Anthropological Conference	1951-1969
73/8	Notebook	undated
43/1	Office of Economic Opportunity	1965-1969
43/2-5	Omer Stewart Publications and correspondence	1932-1984
73/9	Paleontologic Trends in Evolution	undated
73/10	Personal Correspondence	1989
43/6-8	Photos: Montana Archaeological Specimens	circa 1930-circa 1955
44/1	Photos: Montana Archaeological Specimens Some materials from this folder have been RESTRICTED and are located at UMACF. Contact Archives and Special Collections for more details.	circa 1950-circa 1955
44/2-5	Photos: Montana Archaeological Specimens also Sites Some materials from Box 44 Folders 2 and 4 and the entirety of folders 3 and 5 have been RESTRICTED and are located at UMACF. Contact Archives and Special Collections for more details.	1950-1966
44/6-7	Photos: Thain White Collection Some materials from folder 7 are RESTRICTED and are located at UMACF. Contant Archives and Special Collections for more details Blackfeet, Salish, Kutenai (Kootenai)	1889-1970
45/1	Photos: Thain White Collection Blackfeet, Salish, Kutenai (Kootenai)	1889-1970
45/2-4	Plains Anthropology	1948-1963
45/5-8	Plains Indians Clippings, publications, newsletters from historical societies, photographs, notes	1952-1984
OS 77/2	Plat of Area Being Studied as Possible Site of David Thompson's Saleesh House	1961
46/1	Public Gambling on Reservations	n.d.
46/2	Publication on Indians (photocopy)	1890
74/1-6 (1-6 of 14)	Publications	1938-2003
75/1-8 (7-14 of 14)	Publications	1938-2003
46/3-5	Race and Minorities, volume I Clippings, publications, Akwesasne Notes newspapers	circa 1964-1999
46/6	Race and Minorities, volume II Clippings, publications, Akwesasne Notes newspapers	circa 1968-2001
47/1-2	Race and Minorities, volume II Clippings, publications, Akwesasne Notes newspapers	circa 1968-2001
47/3	Race and Minorities, volume III Clippings, publications, Akwesasne Notes newspapers	1939-2001
47/4	Ralph Linton Correspondence and publications	1916-1950
47/5-7	Rebecca Timmons Thesis: Historic Archaeology	1959-1976
47/8-9 (1-2 of 4)	Regis College and other Indian Institutes Correspondence, student papers, reports, and publications	circa 1968 and n.d.
48/1-2 (3-4 of 4)	Regis College and other Indian Institutes Correspondence, student papers, reports, and publications	circa 1968 and n.d.
76/1	Restricted Sales	1949-1957
48/3-4	Robert Wood, Doctoral Dissertation	1968
48/5-8	Rocky Boy Reservation Cree and Chippewa	1954-1993
48/9-10 (1-2 of 4)	Roy Austin Notes and correspondence	1939-1997
49/1-2 (3-4 of 4)	Roy Austin Notes and correspondence	1939-1997
76/2	Salish and Pend d'Orielle Ceremonies and Dance	undated
76/2	Salish House	1973
76/3	Salvage Archaeology	1981
76/7	Shamanism	1970 and undated
76/5	Sharing Ideas, Division of Indian Education, State Department of Public Instruction, Phoenix, Arizona	1965
49/3-4	Shumate Papers	circa 1959-1963
49/5	Sister Providentia	circa 1969-1974
76/6	Society for American Archaeology, Correspondence	1959-1997
76/8	Stevensville Historical Society, Correspondence	1970
49/6-8 (1-3 of 4)	Thain White Photographs, Flathead Lake Area	circa 1890
50/1 (4 of 4)	Thain White Photographs, Flathead Lake Area	circa 1890
50/2-3	Thain White Photographs, Flathead Lake Area	circa 1900-1955
76/9-10	"The American Indian," by Duncan Strong	1941-1942
76/11	"The Bison Drive of the Blackfeet Indians," by Claude E. Schaffer	1965
76/12	"The Impact of Modern Highways on American Indian Country," by Robert J. Trier and Vern S. Kubit	1965
50/4	Thunderbird Newsletters	circa 1977-1985
76/14	Trading Post at St. Ignatius, Montana, Correspondence	1985
50/5-6	Trail of Broken Treaties, A.I.M., Wounded Knee, Trials, volume I	circa 1972-1975
51/1-2	Trail of Broken Treaties, A.I.M., Wounded Knee, Trials, volume II	circa 1973-1974
51/3-4	Trail of Broken Treaties, A.I.M., Wounded Knee, Trials, volume III	circa 1971-1993
51/5-6	Trail of Broken Treaties, A.I.M., Wounded Knee, Trials, volume IV	circa 1973-1974
52/1-2	Trail of Broken Treaties, A.I.M., Wounded Knee, Trials, volume V	circa 1972-1974
52/3-5	Tribal Termination	circa 1954-1999
76/15	Tribes of Western Montana, Map	undated
53/4-6	United States Land Commission Cases	circa 1951-1961
52/6-7	Urban Indians	1967 and n.d.
76/16	Utah Archaeology	undated
76/17	Vanderburg Camp	1990
53/1	Western Montana College	circa 1975-1977
53/2-3	Western Montana Indian Clippings	circa 1912-1978
76/18	Thain White, Retyped Letter	1995
76/19	Willow Creek, Little Bear Creek, and Marshall Creek Sites	1995
53/9	Women who are changing Indian Country	circa 2001
76/20	Workshop on American Indian Affairs	1964

Series III: Audio Materials, circa 1920-1978Return to Top

1.5 linear feet

Contains reel-to-reel audio and audiocassettes. A portion of this series is recorded talks and lectures of Carling Malouf, and recordings of the songs and stories of Native American tribes of the Northwest. Another portion consists of copies of prerecorded materials related to the Native Americans in the southwest.

Most of the audio in this series of Native American music, stories, and interviews are restricted. See archivist for details.

Container(s)	Description	Dates
box-item
54/1	4th Annual Indian Institute, Dusenberry session Audio quality very poor.	undated
54/2	Carling Malouf talking about Mulloy, audio cassette Digitized copy available.	April 16, 1978
54/3	Interview with Zosel Sisters, Grant Kohrs National Ranch, audio cassette	September 6, 1973
54/4	Flathead Indian Songs, recorded by Alan Merriam, audio cassette Original audio held at the Library of Congress.	undated
54/5	New Guinea, Chimbu, singing across valley, Mt Hagen Church, women singing, audio cassette Original audio held at Indiana University Archives of Traditional Music.	undated
54/6	Blackfeet, Browning Inc. bar, reel-to-reel audio Interviews about educational and employment opportunities on Montana reservations.	undated
54/7	Sister Providencia and others speaking on a panel discussion about landless Indians in Great Falls, reel-to-reel audio	undated
54/8	Indian conference on discrimination, Northwest-affiliated tribes, reel-to-reel audio Audio quality very poor.	undated
54/9	Carling Malouf speaking at a conference in Great Falls on Indian education, reel-to-reel audio Digitized copy available.	1967
54/10	Bob Howard talking about employment and educational opportunities on the Blackfeet Reservation, reel-to-reel audio	undated
54/11	Headstart, children reciting days of the week, reel-to-reel audio	undated
55/12	Public talk at Institute of Indian Affairs: Robert Yellowtail (Crow); Edward Dosy Whiteman (Crow), Walter McDonald (Flathead), reel-to-reel audio Digitized copy available.	undated
55/13	Robert Yellowtail, Paradise Dams, reel-to-reel audio This audio may be a continuation of the audio on reel #16. Digitized copy available.	undated
55/14	Institute 1 and 2 side; Kids side 1; Raymond Gray, Hill 57, reel-to-reel audio	December 11, 1957
55/15	Montana Inter-tribal Policy Board: Side 1, heirship bill and judicare; Side 2, heirship and taxation, reel-to-reel audio	December 2, 1966 - December 3, 1966
55/16	Alcoholism, Side II: comments after tribal council dinner (includes all of Bill Carmichael's speech), reel-to-reel audio	January 12, 1968
55/17	Montana Committee on Human Relations meeting: Tascher, Hansen, DeMers, Melis, Gunderson, and Galloway, reel-to-reel audio	undated
55/18	Grant Creek rock piles, Cory Clark, reel-to-reel audio Audio quality very poor.	undated
55/19	1st session, Northwest tribes, January 11: Robert Pantzer, Carling Malouf, Pope, and Hall, reel-to-reel audio	circa 1960s
55/20	2nd day, Leonard Kenilsworth and Father Kohlman, reel-to-reel audio Audio quality very poor.	undated
55/21	Good Friday church service in St. Ignatius about religious beliefs among Flathead, Salish, Kootenai, and Blackfeet, reel-to-reel audio	undated
55/22	Schultz, Blackfeet songs, reel-to-reel audio Original audio held at Indiana University Folklore Institute, accession #64102640.	circa 1920s
55/23	Schultz, Blackfeet songs, reel-to-reel audio Original audio held at Indiana University Folklore Institute, accession #64102640.	circa 1920s
55/24	Chimbu, New Guinea, John Ross #1, reel-to-reel audio Original audio held at Indiana University Archives of Traditional Music.	1963
55/25	Chimbu, New Guinea, John Ross #2, reel-to-reel audio Original audio held at Indiana University Archives of Traditional Music.	1963
56/26	Southwest Indians, Fred Harvey record, RESTRICTED, audio cassette	circa 1930s
56/27	Aztec, Arlee, Montana, RESTRICTED, audio cassette	undated
56/28	Carling Malouf interview with John Woodenlegs, RESTRICTED, audio cassette	undated
56/29	John Woodenlegs and Carling Malouf, RESTRICTED, audio cassette Likely a continuation of audio #29.	undated
56/30	Dr. Joe A. Campbell and Johnny Arlee, RESTRICTED, audio cassette	undated
56/31	Comanche Peyote songs, RESTRICTED, audio cassette	undated
56/32	Flathead Indian chant sung in St. Mary's Mission before 1890, Bitterroot Valley, RESTRICTED, audio cassette Singers include Ellen Bigsam, Paul Charlot, Joe Bigsam, and Father Cornelius Byrnes.	1951
56/33	Original Peyote songs, Philip Bear Shoe (alias Kenneth Parker), RESTRICTED, audio cassette	undated
56/34	Flathead Interviews: Bert Hansen, Carling Malouf, Eneas Granjo, RESTRICTED, audio cassette Audio of someone telling Native American stories.	undated
56/35	Montana Archaeology Society, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio Audio of someone telling Native American stories.	undated
56/36	Anthropology, Bob Adams, tape 2, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	undated
56/37	Story by Baptiste Lefthand, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	undated
56/38	Rocky Boy, music, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	undated
56/39	Interview about Salish language and culture, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio Audio quality very poor.	undated
56/40	Kootenai Monument Dedication, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	November 4, 1972
56/41	John Adams, Bob Adams, J. Oneil, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	undated
57/42	Father Cornelius Byrnes and Henry Matt, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio Audio quality very poor.	undated
57/43	Thain White and Carling Malouf interview Lasso Stasso, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	undated
57/44	Indian Dances: mostly Blackfoot (some Merriam), Flatheads, students work, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	Spring 1955
57/45	Charles Hall: 14 songs and stories, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	July 31, 1969 - August 1, 1969
57/46	Blue Jay Dance, Felix Bruce, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	undated
57/47	Pend d'Oreille tales and music, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	March 1960
57/48	Charles Hall, 8 songs, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	August 2, 1969
57/49	Flathead Songs, Lasso Stasso, Baptist Mathias, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	undated
57/50	Kenneth Parker, Comanche, grandson of Quanah Parker, Peyote songs, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	undated
57/51	Blackfeet songs, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	undated
57/52	Charles Hall, Sr., 15 Songs, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	July 31, 1969
57/53	Charles Hall, 14 songs, Nakoda Assiniboine, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	August 1, 1969
57/54	Bigsam (possibly Mose Bigsam) describes the Blue Jay dance ceremony, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio	undated
57/55	Someone telling Native American stories, RESTRICTED, reel-to-reel audio This might be a duplicate of other audio in the collection.	undated

Series IV: Slides, 1939-1975Return to Top

5.0 linear feet

This series contains slides. Boxes 60 and 61 of this collection, including the slide index, are reproductions of slides in other boxes of the collection. These reproductions were created by Anthropology Professor G. G. Weix in 2004 from original slides held by Carling Malouf. Weix donated these slides to the Archives prior to the acquistion of the original Malouf Slides. The reminder of the slides were donated to the Archives by the Malouf family. Some of these images were taken by Carling Malouf, others are commercial images likely used by him in the classroom. In 2012 slides originally received in slide carousels were transferred to clear sleeves to enhance preservation and access.

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box/Folder
60/1	Index for slides, created by G. G. Weix	1939-1975
60/2	Along the Old Spanish Trail	1946 and undated
60/3	Blackfeet	undated
60/4	Blackfoot River	1969
60/5-6	Flathead and Pend d'Orielle	1941-1973 and undated
60/7	Fort Owen	1957-1975 and undated
60/8	Goshute	1939-1970 and undated
61/1	Kutenai (Kootenai)	1952-1972 and undated
61/2	Plains Indians Arts and Crafts	undated
61/3	Plains Tribes	undated
61/4	Saleesh House	1959-1973 and ; undated
78/1	Skeletal / Burial RESTRICTED: Located at UMACF. Contact Archives and Special Collections for more details	circa 1970
79/1	Indians, Flathead and Pend D'Orielle, Tray 2	undated
79/2	Fort Missoula	undated
79/3	Saleesh House	undated
79/4	Prehistory, Columbia River Western Montana	undated
79/5	Missouri River, Headwaters	undated
79/6	Indians, Gosiute, Tray 1	undated
79/7	Indians, Flathead and Pend D'Orielle, Tray 1	undated
79/8	Blackfeet	undated
79/9	Indians, Gosiute, Tray 2	undated
79/10	Montana Archaeology, Artifacts	undated
80/1	Blackfoot River, Archaeological Survey, Recreation	undated
80/2	Along the Old Spanish Trail (From New Mexico to California via Utah)	undated
80/3	Mound Builders and Cahokia	undated
80/4	From Nauvoos, Illinois to Utah	undated
80/5	Mesa Verde (slides and 2 audio cassettes)	undated
80/6	Some Plains Tribes, Crow, Sioux, Cheyennes, etc.	undated
80/7	Plains Indians, Crafts and Arts	undated
80/8	Kutenai	undated
80/9	Pictographs, Montanan, Wyoming, Utah, Nebraska, Kansas, South Dakota	undated
80/10	Plains Indians, Arts and Crafts	undated
81/1	The Nez Perce War, 1877	undated
81/2	Historic Sites Excavations, St. Mary's Jesuit Mission, Montana	undated
81/3	Montana Prehistory, Helena Area	undated
81/4	Montana Pictographs	undated
81/5	Prehistory, North Central and Northeast Montana	undated
81/6	Scenes from Missoula	undated
81/7	North Africa, Berbers	undated
81/8	Egypt, Sinai - Negev	undated
81/9	Grand Canyon National Park, Non-Commercial	undated
81/10	Titles, Cartoons, etc.	undated
81/11	Yellowstone, Grand Teton	undated
82/1	Israel, slides and audio cassette	undated
82/2	Greek, Crete, Mycenea, Romans	undated
82/3	Volcano - Mount Lassen, slides and audio cassette	undated
82/4	Custer Battle Field, Smithsonian	undated
82/5	Mesopotamian Archaeology Part I	undated
82/6	Mesopotamian Archaeology Part II	undated
82/7	Archaeology and Religion	undated
83/1	Audio cassettes to accompany Astronomy and Planet Slides	undated
83/2	Galilee Archaeology	undated
83/3	Jerusalen Archaeology	undated
83/4	Lewis and Clark Expedition, include 3s audio cassettes	undated
83/5	America's National Parks and Monuments	undated
83/6	Astronomy and Planets	undated
83/7	New Testament archaeology	undated
83/8	Modern Native Americans	undated
84/1	North American Indians, Florida North to Canada	undated
84/2	North Dakota, Prehistory to History, Tray 1	undated
84/3	North Dakota, Prehistory to History, Tray 2	undated
84/4	Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, including Some Ancient Pueblo Ruins at Nearby Schonesburg	undated
84/5	The Chaco Phenomenon, Pueblo II Chaco Area, including audio cassette	undated
84/6	Native Americans in the Southwest, Navaho, Apache, and Others	undated
84/7	Northwest Coast Indians	undated
84/8	Anasazi, Pueblo IV	undated
84/9	Anasazi, Basket Maker, Developmental Pueblo (Basket Maker III, Pueblo I, Pueblo II)	undated
85/1	Airviews	undated
85/2	Volcano - Mount St. Helens, slides and audio cassette	undated
85/3	Oregon, Washington Scenery	undated
85/4	Ponape, Truk, Bikini Atolls	undated
85/5	Yap	undated
85/6	Utah	undated
85/7	Eskimo	undated
85/8	Western Asia	undated
85/9	Earth Origins	undated
85/10	Europe and Lebanon	undated
85/11	US Cities, Washington DC and New York	undated
85/12	Australia	undated
86/1	Polynesia	undated
86/2	Glacier Park	undated
86/3	Guam	undated
86/4	Guam, Saipan, Marianas	undated
86/5	Pioneer, Fort Laramie, Fort Shaw	undated
86/6	Pictographs, Great Basin, California, Washington, Alaska	undated
86/7	Pipeline, Wyoming, Colorado	undated
86/8	Historic Archaeology (Mines, Ranches, Farms), Helena Area, Canyon Ferry, Fort Benton	undated
86/9	Historic Archaeology, Demersville, Bearmouth, Bannock, Sylvanite Mine	undated
86/10	Buffalo Jumps I	undated
86/11	Colorado and Green River Plateaus	undated
86/12	Mound Builders	undated
87/1	Bannack, Sylvanite Mine, Weeksville, Demersville	undated
87/2	The Chichimeca, U.S. Southwest and Mexico, slides and audio cassette	undated
87/3	Fort Owen	undated
87/4	Historic Sites, Montana, Dakotas, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Badlands	undated
87/5	Lifeways, Northern Plains Indians II	undated
87/6	Pueblo Native Americans in the Southwest, Hopi, Zuni, Acoma, Lagunza, Taos	undated
87/7	Southwest Pueblo, Santa Clara	undated
87/8	Lifeways, American Indians	undated
87/9	This Land is Yours, Mesopotamia	undated
87/10	Maya Art and Decline, Aztec and Adjoining	undated
88/1	A Few Old Local Railroad Slides Plus Copies of Early Railroad	undated
88/2	Micronesia	undated
88/3	Family	undated
88/4	Miscellaneous	undated
88/5	Bitterroot Valley, Bitterroot Mountains	undated
boxbox-folder
88/6	Fillmore, Utah	undated
88/7	Old World, some Montana	undated
Box/Folder
88/8	Plains Indians	undated
88/9	Peyote	undated
88/10	Charlie Russell and Paul Kane	undated
88/11	John Woodenlegs, Cheyenne, Honorary Doctorate, University of Montana	1978
88/12	Family Reunion	1990
88/13	Cahokia	undated
88/14	Peter Lefthand Award	undated
88/15	Upper Missouri, Great Lakes, Wisconsin	undated
88/16	Forest Fires, Western Montana	circa 1980
88/17	Alaska Indian and Eskimo Arts and Crafts	undated
88/18	Bahamas	undated
88/19	Mormons, Nebraska to Utah	undated
88/20	Texas Views	undated
88/21	Montana Historic, Montana Prehistory	undated
89	Skeletal / Burial, RESTRICTED RESTRICTED: Located at UMACF. Contact Archives and Special Collections for more details.	circa 1970

Series V: Moving Image Material, circa 1950-1980Return to Top

2.5 linear feet

This series consists of moving image material filmed by or collected by Carling Malouf. Most of the titles assigned are as given by Malouf (when the material was labeled.) In 2021, films were viewed and content descriptions provided when possible. Commercial films were removed from the series in 2021.

A film of Malouf's class at Cromwell Island on Flathead Lake is restricted because it shows the location of a Native American burial site.

Please contact the Archives in advance if you wish to view these materials as reformatting may be necessary. A fee may be charged for reformatting.

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Reel
1	Anthropologists Super 8 mm Color, 75 ft, Magnetic Sound	undated
2	Arline Super 8 mm Color, 125 ft, Magnetic Sound	undated
3	Army Scenes, Army Prison Camp Super 8 mm Color, 300 ft, No Sound Digital Copy Available	ca. 1977
4	Camas Field, Lolo Pass "Camas Field, Lolo Pass, Pocher Meadow" Super 8 mm Color, 50 ft, Magnetic Sound	undated
5	Children Playing 16 mm Black and White, 100 ft, No Sound	ca. 1961
6	Cities Old Spanish Trail 8 mm Color, 300 ft, No Sound	ca. 1960
7	Custer Battlefield Scenes Super 8 mm Color, 75 ft, Magnetic Sound	undated
8	For Sydney, Benjamin Shots of baby and family Super 8 mm Color, 25 ft, Magnetic Sound	undated
9	Fort Owen Super 8 mm Color, 200 ft, Magnetic Sound Digital Copy Available	ca. 1970s
10	Friends 8 mm Color, 150 ft, No Sound	ca. 1967
11	Historical Archaeology 8 mm Color, 400 ft, No Sound Digital Copy Available	undated
12	Historical Archaeology, Fur Trade to Fort Missoula Super 8 mm Color, 400 ft, Magnetic Sound	undated
14	Kids Shots of children playing, zoo, kids at amusement park, baby birthday party, family trip to Washington, D.C., various outdoor shots, and a graduation. 8 mm Color, 300 ft, No Sound	ca. 1960s
15	Kids II Shots of family meal, snow shoveling, graduation, and mowing the lawn at a house 8 mm Color, 100 ft, No Sound	ca. 1960s
16	Mary Ann, T. Dick, and Mary Shots of people talking and children. Shots of windmill (possibly part of a family vacation) Super 8 mm Color, 100 ft, Magnetic Sound	undated
20	Montana Various landscape shots of Montana taken by boat, various mountain landscape shots, shots of orchestra and people outside, night shots, shots of people snow mobiling. 8 mm Color, 200 ft, No Sound	ca. 1970s
21	Montana, Sentinel, Pattee Canyon Fires Super 8 mm Color, 75 ft, Magnetic Sound	undated
22	Montana Archaeology, Fort Owen 8 mm Color, 350 ft, No Sound Digital Copy Available	a. 1971
23	Montana Native Americans 8 mm Color, 400 ft, No Sound Digital Copy Available	ca. 1970
25	Native American, University of Montana, Native American Studies Super 8 mm Color, 300 ft, Magnetic Sound	undated
27	Nez Perce War Camp Equipment Fort Fizzle lecture and shots of surrounding landscape. Nez Perce War Cannal Scenes, Camp Equimpent Super 8 mm Color, 25 ft, Magnetic Sound	undated
29	Pipeline, Wyoming Pipeline-wyo-colo 1956-1957 Super 8 mm Color, 20 ft, Magnetic Sound	1956-1957
31	Relatives Shots of friends and relatives on vacation. Shots of children playing. Shots of family outside in summer, shots of a funeral. 8 mm Color, 300 ft, No Sound	ca. 1960s
32	Some Historic Montana Mines: Bannack, Bear Mouth, Garnet, Argenta, Sylvan TTC Super 8 mm Color, 200 ft, Magnetic Sound Digital Copy Available	undated
35	Sydney and Dick Shots of woman with a baby, various shots of baby including first steps. Shots of 2 babies together, shots of carnival. Shots of newborn including "Dick's 1st Birthday" 8 mm Color, 400 ft, No Sound	ca. 1960s-1970s
36	Sydeny and Dick at Fort Missoula Shots of a gathering of people at Fort Missoula Super 8 mm Color, 50 ft, Magnetic Sound	ca. 1970s
37	Taylor, Cutler Shots of church, people with shovels near a bush, woman with baby, snowball fight, family at beach, Missoula. Shots of Illinois, family gathering, airshow, and various shots of family. 8 mm Color, 150 ft, No Sound Digitial Copy Available	ca. 1977-1980s
38	Texas and Tita Shots of landscape (from airplane?), lake, HINDs factory, oil field, downtown stree, children, and family. Super 8 mm Color, 200 ft, Magnetic Sound	ca. 1970s
39	Tita and Ziya Kino's Party Shots of exterior and interior of house, family and friends gathered in house (for party), people playing instruments. Super 8 mm Color, 200 ft, Magnetic Sound Digital Copy Available	ca. 1970s
40	Uncle Forest "A.Er + Winder Quarters" Shots of landscape, man in forest, man and woman talking. Super 8 mm Color, 25 ft, Magnetic Sound	ca. 1970s
42	Western Scenes 1) San Fancisco cable cars; 2) Square rigger at dock, San Fancisco; 3)Fog- Hills- Turn trees; 4)Beach in Wind; 5)Carmel Bay Monterey; 6)Muir Woods; 7) Nevada; 8) Gosiul and Great Salt Lake Desert; 9) Great Salt Lake Crossing; 10) Fish Lake; 11)Jordan River Valley; 12) Wasatch; 13) Utah Lake; 14) Ogden; 15)Wasatch; 16)Tim Panogas Area; 17) Seasons; 18) Quivah; 19) Mountains East of Tetons; 20) Mout Lasser; 21) Banff; 22) Glacier National Park Fire; 23) Gold Creek; 24) Yaak River; 25) Boys at Swan Lake; 26) Hungry Horse; 27) Flathead and Glacier National Park; 28) Yellowstone; 29) Tetons; 30) Arkansas River 8 mm Color, 400 ft, No Sound	undated
43	Wyoming Archaeolgy Shots of Wyoming Archaeological Site and Landscape 8 mm Color, 25 ft, No Sound	ca. 1980s
44	University of Montana Kindergarten, Christmas "University Kindergarten 1954-1955 XMAS" Shots of kindergarten chirstmas party and show, shots of children playing outside on playground 8 mm Color, 150 ft, No Sound	1954-1955
46	Missoula Shots taken around Missoula. Parade Super 8 mm Color, 400 ft, Magnetic Sound	1976
47	Native American Dances Native American dances at festival/ parade in Missoula. "Dancing around the World" Super 8 mm Color, 400 ft, Magnetic Sound	ca. 1970s-1980s
49	Burials - RESTRICTED Film of Malouf's class on a field trip and their excavation of Native American burial site on Cromwell Island, Flathead Lake, Montana. Film is restricted because it shows the location of the burial site. 8 mm Color, 100 ft, No Sound	1970

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