Archives West Finding Aid
Table of Contents
- Overview of the Collection
-
Biographical Note
- Content Description
- Use of the Collection
- Administrative Information
-
Detailed Description of the Collection
- Accession No. 2027-001: Viola Edmundson Garfield Papers, 1927-1963 (bulk 1935-1963)
- Accession No. 2027-002: Viola Edmundson Garfield papers, 1929-1978 (bulk 1947-1976)
- Accession No. 2027-003: Viola Edmundson Garfield papers, 1944-1970
- Accession No. 2027-004: Viola Edmundson Garfield diploma, 1939
- Accession No. 2027-005: Viola Edmundson Garfield papers, 1925-1960
- Names and Subjects
Viola Edmundson Garfield papers, 1925-1978
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Garfield, Viola Edmundson, 1899-1983
- Title
- Viola Edmundson Garfield papers
- Dates
- 1925-1978 (inclusive)19251978
1935-1978 (bulk)19351978 - Quantity
- 4.89 cubic feet (13 boxes plus 1 oversize item)
- Collection Number
- 2027
- Summary
- Papers of a professor of anthropology at the University of Washington, and author
- Repository
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
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Open to all users.
- Languages
- English
- Sponsor
- Funding for encoding this finding aid was partially provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
A young Viola Edmundson, too frightened to walk alone past a field of cows on the way to the schoolhouse, soon abandoned her first attempt at grade school. By the time she had turned twenty-two, however, the timid girl had grown up into an adventurous young woman. In August of 1922, Viola accepted a job from the Bureau of Indian Affairs teaching Tsimshian Indian children in a remote Alaskan village. Years later she described that “my first view of the Tsimshian was of rows of houses spaced along the meandering shores of New Metlakatla, Alaska. Approaching the island in a late August afternoon, Purple Mountain and Yellow Hill with their brilliant colors dwarfed the weathered homes and churches.” Accompanying her were five other teachers and the superintendent. Viola was one of only two in the group who had met an Indian previously, and her interactions with a few Salish Indians on Whidbey Island while growing up had been very limited. And regardless of prior experience, “none of us had known such people as the Metlakatlans.” The nine-month teaching assignment would define her life and work from that moment forward.
Born on December 5th, 1899 in Iowa, Viola moved with her family to Whidbey Island in 1905. Once an added year and the company of a younger sister provided the courage to brave the frightening gauntlet of cows, she thrived in school--gaining back the lost year by skipping the fourth grade--and graduated valedictorian of her high school class. She worked and saved for a year, and entered the University of Washington in 1919. Unfortunately, her money ran out during her second year, necessitating a transfer to the Bellingham Normal School. Shortly after earning a teaching certificate, she left for New Metlakatla.
When she arrived, many adult Metlakatlans had been among those who had helped build the village, and only the youngest had no memory of its founder. These settlers had left their ancestral homeland, and vowed to renounce their ancient customs in favor of approximating the white man’s culture. For this reason, they had a reputation among whites as being the most “progressive” of all Northwest Coast Indian tribes. Despite the sincere effort to assimilate, she noted that “in many ways the Metlakatlans displayed attitudes, beliefs and behavior that were foreign and incomprehensible to the teachers.” The Indian children, for example, would not compete for attention or for rewards because, she realized, they thought in terms of group, and not personal, interest. The uniqueness of the Indians and their culture fascinated the young Viola. Despite the superintendent’s injunction, she refused to punish children who spoke Tsimshian.
This initial immersion in Indian culture ended with the school year the following spring. She returned to Seattle and worked as a stenographer for the city’s Chamber of Commerce. Here she met Charles Darwin Garfield, an Alaskan who had founded the Seattle Fur Exchange, and they married on her twenty-fifth birthday. Her curiosity about Indian culture slumbered dormant until 1927, when she was able once again to attend the University of Washington. She majored in sociology, and renewed her interest in the Tsimshian under the influence of newly-arrived anthropologist Melville Jacobs. She returned to New Metlakatla to study Tsimshian marriage patterns for her Master’s Degree, which she received in 1931. For the next several years, she would alternate between spending summers at Columbia University in pursuit of doctoral studies and the rest of the year teaching at the University of Washington. At Columbia, she studied under Franz Boas, generally credited with being the "father of American anthropology." Like many other early Northwest anthropologists, she maintained throughout her long career the Boasian dedication to ethnographic detail and native texts. At the time Columbia required the publication of the dissertation before granting a Ph.D. Even though Garfield finished hers in 1935, she had to wait until the 1939 publication of Tsimshian Clan and Society before receiving her degree. Once she had the Ph.D., she joined the University of Washington as a full faculty member, where she would teach until her retirement in 1970.
Garfield formed a crucial part of the nucleus of a department internationally famous for its specialization in Northwest Coast Indian culture. French anthropologist Claude Lévy-Strauss, for example, relied upon Tsimshian examples drawn from Garfield in his early studies of kinship and mythology. Outside academia, Garfield was most famous for her work on totem poles. She worked with the United States Forest Service (U.S.F.S.) to restore many Alaskan totem poles, and together with Linn A. Forrest, a U.S.F.S. regional architect and supervisor of the restoration project, wrote The Wolf and the Raven: Totem Poles of Southeastern Alaska in 1948. She also wrote a history of the famous Seattle totem pole in Pioneer Square. Garfield’s research illustrated how the poles are not just intricately crafted, beautiful works of art, but sophisticated symbols created by the Indians to tell of family, history and mythology.
Viola Edmundson Garfield died in 1983, after spending a life studying, promoting and trying to preserve the art and culture of Northwest Coast Indians.
Biographical note written by Rich Bellon, 1995.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
The collection includes clippings, correspondence, speeches and writings, biographical materials, field notebooks, clippings, drawings, sound recordings, ephemera, scrapbooks, and artifacts. Of special note are notebooks that contain field work done in Metlakatla, Alaska and Port Simpson, British Columbia, as well as sound recordings of Tsimshian songs made during a field work trip to Port Simpson. Notable correspondents include Garfield's fellow anthropologists, Ruth Benedict, William Beynon and Franz Boas. Also included is a 1960 grade-school paper on Alaska statehood by Elizabeth Heath's (great-niece of Viola Garfield), with photographs and ephemera provided to her by Viola Garfield.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
Creator's literary rights not transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
Organized into 5 accessions.
- Accession No. 2027-001, Viola Edmundson Garfield Papers, 1927-1963
- Accession No. 2027-002, Viola Edmundson Garfield papers, 1929-1978
- Accession No. 2027-003, Viola Edmundson Garfield papers, 1944-1970
- Accession No. 2027-004, Viola Edmundson Garfield diploma, 1939
- Accession No. 2027-005, Viola Edmundson Garfield papers, 1925-1960
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
Accession No. 2027-001: Viola Edmundson Garfield Papers, 1927-1963 (bulk 1935-1963)Return to Top
Scope and Content: Biographical materials; correspondence; notes; speeches and writings; drawings; field notebooks from field work done in Alaska and Port Simpson, British Columbia; and tape recordings made in Port Simpson primarily concerning Northwest Coast Indians (Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshian); 1927-1963 (bulk 1935-1963).
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Acquisition Info: Gift of Viola Garfield, Seattle, November 9, 1972
Processing Info: Photographs of totems were relocated to the Viola Garfield Photograph Collection, PH Coll 130.
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/1 | 2027-001 | Biographical
materials 3 items
|
undated |
Incoming letters |
1932-1956 | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/2 | 2027-001 | Akins, Tracy 1 item
|
1941 |
1/2 | 2027-001 | Alaska Historical Library and
Museum 3 items
|
1942-1948 |
1/2 | 2027-001 |
The Alaska Sportsman
1 item
|
1949 |
1/2 | 2027-001 | Alaskan Science
Conference 1 item
General Notes: See also: National Research Council
|
1956 |
1/2 | 2027-001 | Allen, Edward W.
General Notes: See: Allen, Hilen, Froude & DeGarmo -- Lawyers;
International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission
|
undated |
1/2 | 2027-001 | Allen, Hilen, Froude &
DeGarmo -- Lawyers 7 items
|
1944-1947 |
1/2 | 2027-001 | Allen, Rosemary 2 items
General Notes: See also: Alaskan Science Conference
|
1952-1953 |
1/2 | 2027-001 |
American
Anthropologist 1 item
|
1947 |
1/2 | 2027-001 | American Association for the
Advancement of Science 2 items
|
1951 |
1/2 | 2027-001 | American Ethnological Society,
Inc. 1 item
|
1947 |
1/2 | 2027-001 | Archbold, C. M.
General Notes: See: United States Forest Service, Tongass National Forest
|
undated |
1/2 | 2027-001 | Arctic Institute of North
America 1 item
|
1951 |
1/3 | 2027-001 | Barbeau, Marius 2 items
|
1948-1951 |
1/3 | 2027-001 | Barnett, H. G. 1 item
|
1937 |
1/3 | 2027-001 | Bascom, William R.
General Notes: See:
Journal of American Folklore
|
undated |
1/3 | 2027-001 | Benedict, Ruth 4 items
|
1936-1942 |
1/3 | 2027-001 | Beynon, William 16 items
|
1933-1941 |
1/4 | 2027-001 | Boas, Franz 14 items
|
1932-1939 |
1/4 | 2027-001 | British Columbia, Provincial
Fisheries Department 1 item
|
1934 |
1/4 | 2027-001 | British Columbia Provincial
Museum 1 item
|
1934 |
1/4 | 2027-001 | Cahalane, Victor H.
General Notes: See: United States Fish and Wildlife Service
|
undated |
1/4 | 2027-001 | Calvin, Jack
General Notes: See: Sitka Printing Company
|
undated |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Carr, R. W. 1 item
|
1947 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Cohen, Joseph 1 item
|
1945 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Clark, Ella E. 1 item
|
1954 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Columbia University 2 items
|
1935 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Denver Art Museum 6 items
|
1948-1951 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | d'Harnoncourt, Rene
General Notes: See: Museum of Modern Art
|
undated |
1/5 | 2027-001 | de Laguna,
Frederica 3 items
|
1940-1950 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Dickie, Francis 1 item
|
1940 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Douglas, Frederic H.
(Eric)
General Notes: See: Denver Art Museum
|
undated |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Eggan, Fred 1 item
|
1947 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Ennis, Howard T.,
Jr. 2 items
|
1946 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Fedoroff, George W. 2 items
|
1950 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Forrest, Linn A.
General Notes: See: United States Forest Service, Alaska Region; United
States Forest Service, Tongass National Forest
|
undated |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Foster, Don C.
General Notes: See: United States Indian Affairs Office
|
undated |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Hazelton, Elizabeth
C. 1 item
|
1935 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Heintzleman, B.
Frank
General Notes: See: United States Forest Service, Alaska Region
|
undated |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Henry, Jules 1 item
|
1936 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Hermann, Barbara A. 1 item
|
1948 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Herskovits, Melville
J. 1 item
|
1949 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | International Pacific Salmon
Fisheries Commission 1 item
|
1944 (?) |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Jacobs, Melville 1 item
|
1936 (?) |
1/5 | 2027-001 |
Journal of American
Folklore 1 item
|
1947 |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Keithahn, Edward L.
General Notes: See: Alaska Historical Library and Museum; Wrangell Potlatch,
Inc.
|
undated |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Kermode, F.
General Notes: See: British Columbia Provincial Museum
|
undated |
1/5 | 2027-001 | Krieger, H. W.
General Notes: See: United States Smithsonian Institution
|
undated |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Lantis, Margaret 4 items
|
1948-1953 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Linton, Ralph 1 item
|
1945 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Love, Reverend R.
J. 1 item
|
1935 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | McClellan,
Catharine 1 item
|
1948 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | McLeod, Jarvis H. 1 item
|
1934 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Magnuson, Warren G. 1 item
|
1940 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Marks, Joshua H. 2 items
|
1947 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Mason, J. Alden
General Notes: See:
American Anthropologist;
Pennsylvania University Museum
|
undated |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Morrell, Rowe
General Notes: See: United States National Park Service
|
undated |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Murdock, George P. 1 item
General Notes: See also: Society for Applied Anthropology
|
1944 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Murra, John V. 1 item
|
1947 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Museum of the American
Indian 1 item
|
1944 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Museum of Modern
Art 1 item
|
1949 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | National Research
Council 3 items
|
1950 |
1/6 | 2027-001 |
Natural History
Magazine 1 item
|
1949 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Nusbaum, Jesse L.
General Notes: See: United States National Park Service
|
undated |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Pennsylvania University
Museum 1 item
|
1941 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Pratt, Robert Y. 1 item
|
1945 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Price, Arthur 1 item
|
1947 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Price, Maurice T. 1 item
|
1948 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Reichard, Gladys A. 2 items
|
1934-1939 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Reichard, Richard
W. 1 item
|
1945 |
1/6 | 2027-001 | Robinson, Will 1 item
|
1937 |
1/7 | 2027-001 | Schallerer, Otto C. 4 items
|
1945-1948 |
1/7 | 2027-001 | Sitka Printing
Company 13 items
|
1950-1951 |
1/7 | 2027-001 | Smith, Marion W. 1 item
General Notes: See also: American Association for the Advancement of Science;
American Ethnological Society, Inc.
|
1939 |
1/7 | 2027-001 | Social Science Research
Council 1 item
|
1946 |
1/7 | 2027-001 | The Society for Applied
Anthropology 1 item
|
1948 |
1/7 | 2027-001 | The Stefansson Library
2 items
|
1947 |
1/8 | 2027-001 | United States Customs
Service 2 items
|
1940 |
1/8 | 2027-001 | United States Fish and Wildlife
Service 1 item
|
1940 |
1/8 | 2027-001 | United States Forest
Service 1 item
|
1940 |
1/8 | 2027-001 | United States Forest Service,
Alaska Region 44 items
|
1940-1950 |
1/9 | 2027-001 | United States Forest Service,
Tongass National Forest 7 items
|
1940-1941 |
1/9 | 2027-001 | United States Indian Affairs
Office 2 items
|
1945-1947 |
1/9 | 2027-001 | United States Interior
Department, Indian Arts and Crafts Board 1 item
|
1941 |
1/9 | 2027-001 | United States National Park
Service 4 items
|
1941-1942 |
1/9 | 2027-001 | United States Smithsonian
Institution 3 items
|
1940-1949 |
1/9 | 2027-001 | University of Washington
Director of Publications 1 item
|
1941 |
1/9 | 2027-001 | University of Washington
Graduate School 1 item
|
1936 |
1/9 | 2027-001 | University of Washington
President (Sieg) 1 item
|
1941 |
1/9 | 2027-001 | Ward, Ray
General Notes: See: United States Forest Service, Alaska Region
|
undated |
1/9 | 2027-001 | Winslow, Kathryn 1 item
|
1959 |
1/9 | 2027-001 | Wirth, Conrad L.
General Notes: See: United States National Park Service
|
undated |
1/9 | 2027-001 | Wrangell Potlatch,
Inc. 1 item
|
1940 |
1/9 | 2027-001 | Unidentified (Joyce
?) 1 item
|
undated |
Outgoing letters |
1934-1951, 1964 | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/10 | 2027-001 | 1934-1938 13 items
|
1934-1938 |
1/11 | 2027-001 | 1940 21 items
|
1940 |
1/12 | 2027-001 | 1941-1944 19 items
|
1941-1944 |
1/13 | 2027-001 | 1947-1949 12 items
|
1947-1949 |
1/14 | 2027-001 | 1950-1951; 1964 21 items
|
1950-1951; 1964 |
Speeches and writings
Processing Info: Most of Professor Garfield's speeches and short articles have
been dated and arranged chronologically in folders 1/15 to 1/18. Many of the
remaining speeches and writings -- folders 1/19 to 2/14 -- are either
incomplete or unidentified. They have been grouped, insofar as possible, by
name of Indian tribe.
|
1933-1963 | ||
1933, 1944-1945 |
1933, 1944-1945 | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/15 | 2027-001 | "The Dog Eaters" |
|
1/15 | 2027-001 | "Tribal Territories in
Southeastern Alaska" |
|
1/15 | 2027-001 | "Ownership of Food Producing
Areas" |
|
1/15 | 2027-001 | "Salmon Fishing" |
|
1/15 | 2027-001 | "Chieftainship" |
|
1/15 | 2027-001 | "Tlingit and Haida Social
System" |
|
1/15 | 2027-001 | "A Research Problem in
Northwest Indian Economics" |
|
1945-1948 |
1945-1948 | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/16 | 2027-001 | "The Tlingit, Haida and
Tsimshian Indians of Southeastern Alaska" |
|
1/16 | 2027-001 | "Historical Aspects of
Tlingit Clans in Angoon, Alaska" |
|
1/16 | 2027-001 | "Notes on Elaborations of
Guardian Spirit Concept by Northwest Coast Tribes" |
|
1/16 | 2027-001 | "Columnar Carvings of the
Tlingit and Alaska Haida" |
|
1950 |
1950 | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/17 | 2027-001 | "Status of Southeastern
Alaska Indians" |
1950 |
1/17 | 2027-001 | "Alaska Natives -- Borrowers
and Innovators" |
1950 |
1/17 | 2027-001 | "Survey of Southeastern
Alaskan Indian Research"
Scope and Content: Includes lengthy bibliography
|
1950 |
1/17 | 2027-001 | "Research in Southeastern
Alaska and Status of Indians" (abstract -- advance copy) |
1950 |
1951-1953, 1963 |
1951-1953, 1963 | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/18 | 2027-001 | "Possibilities of Genetic
Relationship in Northern Pacific Moiety Structures" |
|
1/18 | 2027-001 | "Stylization of Motifs in
Northwest Coast Indian Art" |
|
1951-1953, 1963 |
1951-1953, 1963 | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/18 | 2027-001 | "Antecedents of Totem Pole
Carving" |
|
1/18 | 2027-001 | "Contemporary Problems of
Folklore Collecting and Study" |
|
1/18 | 2027-001 | "Indians of Southeastern
Alaska" |
|
1/19 | 2027-001 | "Change in the Marriage
Customs of the Tsimshian" (Master's thesis) |
|
1/20 | 2027-001 | "The Tsimshian in
Alaska" |
|
1/20 | 2027-001 | "The Tsimshian and their
Arts" |
|
2/1-3 | 2027-001 | "Modern Tsimshian Decorative
Art"
Scope and Content: Manuscript portions, notes, drawings and photographs
covering such topics as the carving of a chief's rattle, decoration of a
bentwood box and other art work done at Port Simpson, British Columbia for, and
under supervision of, Viola Garfield in 1934. The Tsimshian carvers whose work
is described here were Fred Alexcee and Bryan Peel.
|
|
2/4 | 2027-001 | Unidentified manuscript on
Tsimshian |
|
2/5 | 2027-001 | "Haida Migrations to Alaska"
(unfinished manuscript and notes) |
|
2/6 | 2027-001 | "The Tlingit, Eyak and Haida
Indians of S.W. Alaska" (article for
Encyclopedia
Arctica) |
|
2/7 | 2027-001 | "The Tlingit, Haida and
Tsimshian Tribes of Southeastern Alaska" |
|
2/8 | 2027-001 | "The Haida" |
|
2/8 | 2027-001 | "Classifying Totem Poles"
(Haida) |
|
2/8 | 2027-001 | "Northern Tlingit Columnar
Carvings" |
|
2/9 | 2027-001 | Unidentified manuscript
(Tlingit migration and settlement?) |
|
2/10 | 2027-001 | Unidentified
manuscript |
|
2/11-12 | 2027-001 |
Meet the Totem (various
manuscript versions) |
|
2/13 | 2027-001 | "White Man on a Totem
Pole" |
|
2/14 | 2027-001 | "The Seattle Totem
Pole" |
|
2/15 | 2027-001 | Reviews |
|
By others than
Garfield: |
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Box/Folder | Accession | ||
3/1 | 2027-001 | Allen, Rosemary A., "Changing
Social Organization and Kinship among the Alaskan Haidas" |
undated |
3/2 | 2027-001 | Banks, Delia Murray, "A Trip
to Iliamna Lake in 1898," from the Diary of Hugh Rodman |
undated |
3/3 | 2027-001 | Blackman, Margaret B.,
"Totems to Tombstones" |
undated |
3/4 | 2027-001 | Dodd, Harvey W. and Henry W.
Mellen, "Tales of the Tlingets" |
undated |
3/5 | 2027-001 | Drucker, Philip, "The
Antiquity of the Northwest Coast Totem Pole" |
undated |
3/6 | 2027-001 | Duff, Wilson, "Totem Poles of
the Upper Skeena" |
undated |
3/7 | 2027-001 | Gsovski, V., "Russian
Material Available in the Library of Congress on the Tlingit and Haida Indians
of Alaska" |
undated |
3/8 | 2027-001 | Haeberlin, Hermann, and Erna
Gunther, "Ethnographische Notizen über die Indianerstämme des
Puget-Sundes" |
undated |
3/9 | 2027-001 | Holmgren, R. S. and L. S.
Parker, "Training of Eskimo Sanitation Aides in Western Alaska" |
undated |
3/10 | 2027-001 | Robertson, R. E., "Alaskan
Aboriginees are Favored Citizens" |
undated |
3/11 | 2027-001 | Rochlitzer, Joseph M., "The
Economic Value of Slavery Among the Northern North Pacific Coast Indian
Tribes" |
undated |
3/12 | 2027-001 | Sapir, Edward, "Nass River
Terms of Relationship" |
undated |
3/13 | 2027-001 | United States Interior
Department, "The Problem of Alaskan Development" |
undated |
3/14 | 2027-001 | Excerpts and brief
miscellaneous articles by Sapir, Boas, Swanton, Newcombe, Swadesh, and
Barbeau |
undated |
Oral literature
Scope and Content: Except for folder 3/15 these files consist of transcriptions by
Viola Garfield of myth-tales and personal experiences or recollections of
various native informants.
|
undated | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
3/15 | 2027-001 | "Ah Mo" -- Washington Indian
fables as collected and told by Judge Arthur E. Griffin |
undated |
3/16 | 2027-001 | Tlingit informants |
undated |
3/17-22 | 2027-001 | Tsimshian
Scope and Content: Alexander Morrison was informant for most of this
material.
|
undated |
3/23 | 2027-001 | Experiences of Mrs. Eliza
Ross |
undated |
Notes |
undated | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
4/1 | 2027-001 | Lecture notes for Anthropology
416 -- North American Indians |
undated |
4/2 | 2027-001 | Lecture notes for Anthropology
431 -- Primitive Literature |
undated |
4/3 | 2027-001 | Tsimshian marriage -- clan and
tribal affiliation |
undated |
5/1 | 2027-001 | Locations of poles |
undated |
5/2 | 2027-001 | Poles in Ketchikan |
undated |
5/3 | 2027-001 | Saxman; Klawak
Poles
Processing Info: Numbers keyed to Viola Garfield Photograph Collection.
|
undated |
5/4 | 2027-001 | Haida carved poles / house
construction
Scope and Content: Includes life of carver, John Wallace.
Processing Info: Numbers keyed to Viola Garfield Photograph Collection.
|
undated |
5/5 | 2027-001 | Totem pole restoration (1930s)
and establishment of Totem Parks |
undated |
5/6 | 2027-001 | Carved and painted partitions;
button blankets
General Notes: See also: correspondence with Eric Douglas of Denver Art
Museum; also outgoing letter of February 24, 1951.
|
undated |
5/7 | 2027-001 | Shamanism |
undated |
5/8 | 2027-001 | Kaigani Haida towns --
description/population |
undated |
5/9 | 2027-001 | Miscellaneous -- Indians'
territorial claims |
undated |
5/10 | 2027-001 | Miscellaneous
Scope and Content: Including some notes of William Beynon, made at Port Simpson,
British Columbia.
|
undated |
5/11 | 2027-001 | Miscellaneous |
undated |
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
5/12 | 2027-001 | Drawings by Steven
Dunthorne |
undated |
5/13 | 2027-001 | Conference programs |
undated |
5/14 | 2027-001 | Appointment papers |
undated |
Reports |
1944-1945, undated | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
5/15 | 2027-001 | Historical and Legal Materials
Relative to The Tlingit and Haida Claims Act of 1935 |
undated |
5/16-17 | 2027-001 | United States Department of
Interior Hearings on Native Claims |
1944 |
5/18 | 2027-001 | Judge's Findings -- Native Claims |
1945 |
5/19 | 2027-001 | "Possessory Rights of the Natives of S.E. Alaska,"
Walter Goldschmidt and Theodore Haas |
undated |
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
6/1-2 | 2027-001 | Clippings
Scope and Content: Many of these clippings pertain to the potlatch held in Wrangell
in 1940.
|
1940, undated |
Miscellany |
1927-1935, 1952 | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
6/3-4 | 2027-001 | Bibliography: "Raven Myths in
Northwestern North America and Northeastern Asia" by Ann Chowning |
1952 |
6/3-4 | 2027-001 | List of degrees in anthropology
granted by American Institutions |
1927-1935 |
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
6/5 | 2027-001 | Ephemera |
undated |
Annotated
publications |
1943-1959 | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
6/6 | 2027-001 | Edward L. Keithahn,
Native Alaskan Art in the State
Historical Museum, Juneau. Alaska
|
1959 |
6/7 | 2027-001 |
Anthropology in British
Columbia, Numbers 1-2 |
1950, 1951 |
6/8 | 2027-001 |
DYN, The Review of Modern Art,
Numbers 4-5 |
1943 |
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
6/9 | 2027-001 | Tape recordings 3 reel-to-reel tapes and 3 audiocassettes
(copies).
Scope and Content: Tsimshian songs from Port Simpson, British Columbia: potlatch
song and power song by Mathew Johnson, nursery song by Mrs. Moody, drinking
song and secret society song.
Processing Info: These are 1952 reel-to-reel tapes copied from the original 1932
recordings. These were later copied to audiocassette (user copy).
|
1952, undated |
Field notebooks |
1928-1950 | ||
Box | Accession | ||
7 | 2027-001 | Ketchikan, Alaska 2 volumes
|
1928 |
7 | 2027-001 | Metlakatla, Alaska 1 volume
|
1930 |
7 | 2027-001 | Port Simpson, British
Columbia 9 volumes plus
index
|
1932 |
8 | 2027-001 | Port Simpson |
|
Box | Accession | ||
8 | 2027-001 | Informants: W. Smith, Mrs.
Marsden, Wm. Beynon, Mrs. J. Ross, Fred Alexcee, Bryan Peel 6 volumes
|
1934 |
8 | 2027-001 | Informant: Alexander
Morrison 3 volumes
|
1937 |
8 | 2027-001 | Kasaan -- information on poles
1 volume
Processing Info: Keyed to Garfield Photo Collection
|
1940 |
8 | 2027-001 | Kake -- various
informants 1 volume
|
1943-1944 |
9 | 2027-001 | Various informants 12 volumes plus 2
volumes index
Scope and Content: Volume IX is an index of tribal names and personal names with
translations.
|
1935-1937 |
10 | 2027-001 | Miscellaneous volumes
9 volumes
Scope and Content: Fieldwork done at Ketchikan, Hydaburg, Klawock, Kake, and
Angoon
|
1934-1950 |
Accession No. 2027-002: Viola Edmundson Garfield papers, 1929-1978 (bulk 1947-1976)Return to Top
- Biographical features
- Correspondence
- Speeches and writings
- Artifacts
- Clippings
- American Ethnological Society report
Scope and Content: Correspondence, 1948-1978; speeches and writings by Garfield and others, 1941-1978; artifacts of braided hair and woven bark; biographical ephemera such as speaking itineraries and retirement-related matter, 1929-1970; newspaper clippings, 1950-1967; and annual reports from the American Ethnological Society, 1960-63. Also includes 3 slides with Viola Garfield identified in a group.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Acquisition Info: Slides showing Viola Garfield donated by Dorothy LeSourd Sherman, January 15, 1999.
No other acquisition information available.
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
---|---|---|---|
Biographical features |
1929-1970 | ||
Box | Accession | ||
1 | 2027-002 | General
Scope and Content: Includes 3 slides showing Viola Garfield.
|
1929-1970 |
1 | 2027-002 | Retirement
Scope and Content: Letters and notes pertaining to Dr. Garfield's retirement
|
1970 |
Correspondence |
1948-1978 | ||
Box | Accession | ||
1 | 2027-002 | Culbert, Sidney S. |
1950 |
1 | 2027-002 | Duff, Wilson 2 items
|
1969, 1971 |
1 | 2027-002 | Elsasser, Albert B. |
1961 |
1 | 2027-002 | Foster, Clarence B.
Scope and Content: Includes photographs
|
1961 |
1 | 2027-002 | Gunther, Erna |
1960 |
1 | 2027-002 | Harley, C.
Frederick
Scope and Content: Copy of a letter sent to Penny Johnson
|
1962 |
1 | 2027-002 | Katz, Solomon 3 items
|
1961 |
1 | 2027-002 | Monroe, Robert D.
Scope and Content: Includes inventory of Dr. Garfield's gifts to the University
of Washington
|
1978 |
1 | 2027-002 | McKeown, Martha |
1959 |
1 | 2027-002 | Moore, Turrall
General Notes: See also: Speeches and writings by others series, American
Philosophical Society Library
|
1976 |
1 | 2027-002 | Proctor, Minnette |
1948 |
1 | 2027-002 | Read, W. M. |
1960 |
1 | 2027-002 | Schramm, Lloyd |
1950 |
1 | 2027-002 | Smith, Norman L.
General Notes: See also: Subject files - Artifacts
|
1961 |
1 | 2027-002 | Speer, Tom -- Christmas
card |
1969 |
1 | 2027-002 | Urquhart, Jerry -- Christmas
card |
1964 |
1 | 2027-002 | Whitman, Dan
Scope and Content: A copy of a letter sent to Dr. Erna Gunther
|
1950 |
1 | 2027-002 | Unidentified |
1969 |
Speeches and writings |
1941-1978, undated | ||
By Garfield |
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Box | Accession | ||
1 | 2027-002 | "A Research Problem in
Northwest Indian Economics" |
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | "A Study of Northwest Coast
Native Art" -- program outline |
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | "Historical Aspects of
Tlingit Clans in Angoon, Alaska"
Scope and Content: Reprinted from
American Anthropologist, volume
49, number 3.
|
1947 |
1 | 2027-002 | "Making a Bird or Chief's
Rattle" 2 copies
Scope and Content: Reprinted from the
Davidson Journal of
Anthropology, volume 1, number 2.
|
1955 |
1 | 2027-002 | "Notes on Elaborations of
Guardian Spirit Concept by Northwest Coast Tribes"
Scope and Content: Prepared for an Anthropological meeting in Albuquerque
|
1947 |
1 | 2027-002 | "Possibilities of Genetic
Relationship in Northern Pacific Moiety Structures"
Scope and Content: Abstract and paper presented at 'Anthropology: American
Association for the Advancement of Science' meeting
|
1951 |
1 | 2027-002 | "Research in Alaska"
Scope and Content: Presented to the Research Club
|
1953 |
1 | 2027-002 | "Status of Southeastern
Alaska Indians" |
1950 |
1 | 2027-002 | "The Seattle Totem
Pole" |
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | "Tsimshian"
Scope and Content: A reprint from Dr. Garfield's definition entered in the
Encyclopaedia Brittanica.
|
1967 |
Reviews by Garfield |
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Box | Accession | ||
1 | 2027-002 |
Pathfinders in the North
Pacific by Marius Barbeau |
1958 |
1 | 2027-002 |
The Native Brotherhoods: Modern
Intertribal Organizations on the Northwest Coast by Philip
Drucker |
1960 |
1 | 2027-002 |
The Story of a Tlingit Community: A
Problem in the Relationship Between Archaeological, Ethnological and Historical
Methods by Frederica de Laguna |
1960 |
Speeches and writings by others
|
|||
Box | Accession | ||
1 | 2027-002 | American Philosophical
Society Library -- "Process of Change from Matrilineal to Patrilineal
Inheritance as Illustrated in Building, Ownership, and Transmission of Houses
and House Sites in a Tsimshian Village," author unknown
General Notes: See: Correspondence -- Moore, Turrall
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Anderson, John Arthur C.,
"The Indian Shaker Religion"
Scope and Content: Anthropology 311 paper
|
1968 |
1 | 2027-002 | Beynon, William, "The
Tsimshians of Metlakatla, Alaska"
Scope and Content: Photocopied from
American Anthropologist 1941;
including a photocopy of Beynon's 1937 map of Port Simpson
|
1941 |
1 | 2027-002 | Conn, Richard, "Athabascan
and Northwest Coast Clothing: A Descriptive Survey"
Scope and Content: Anthropology 111 paper
|
1948 |
1 | 2027-002 | Nagel, Carlos R., "Dwelling
House and Smoke House of the Chilkat"
Scope and Content: Paper presented as part of a General Studies Bachelor of
Arts Degree project, including photographs of the scale models built for the
project
|
1958 |
1 | 2027-002 | Ness, Lawrence H., "The
Whaling Organization and the Nootkan Indians"
Scope and Content: Anthropology 311 paper.
|
1968 |
1 | 2027-002 | Unidentified, "Social
Psychology. With Detailed Analysis of Two Members of One Family"
Scope and Content: Most likely a student's paper.
|
undated |
Northwest Coast Studies
Conference papers
Scope and Content: Rough drafts, abstracts, and papers prepared for the
Northwest Coast Studies Conference, May 12-16, 1976, Simon Fraser University,
Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada.
|
1976 | ||
Box | Accession | ||
1 | 2027-002 | Blackman, Margaret B.,
"Northern Haida Ecology: A Preliminary Discussion"
Scope and Content: Rough draft.
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Croes, Dale R., "Water -
Saturated Archaeological Sites (Wet Sites) on the Northwest Coast of North
America" -- report |
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Dauenhauer, Richard,
Yuwaan Gageets: A Russian Fairy Tale
in Tlingit Oral Tradition
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Drucker, Philip,
Tlingit and Haida, Inc.: Success
Story
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Dunn, John A.,
Tsimshian Internal Relations
Reconsidered (Part 1)
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Eastman, Carol M.,
Language Re-Introduction on the
Northwest Coast as a factor of Ethnicity and Modernization: A Suggestion for
Language Policy
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Elmendorf, William W., "Coast
and Plateau Salish Power Concepts, Rituals, and Social Structures: A
Comparative and Processual Analysis"
Scope and Content: Rough draft
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Fitzpatrick, Darleen,
Indian Shakerism: God, The Spirit and
Other Sacred Symbols
Scope and Content: Original and revised copy
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Goldman, Irving, "Ritual
Distribution and Exchange Among the Southern Kwakiutl: A Cosmological
Perspective"
Scope and Content: A brief summary of Goldman's monograph,
The Mouth of Heaven: An Introduction to
Kwakiutl Religious Thought
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Hansen, Karen Tranberg,
Coping with Change: Urban Migration.
Strategies of Reorientation Among American Indians and
Anthropologists
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Jacobsen, William H. Jr.,
Wakashan
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Kasakoff, Alice Bee, "Open
and Closed Marriage Systems on the Northwest Coast"
Scope and Content: First draft
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Kenyon, Susan M.,
The Nature of the Nootkan Local Group;
Kinship and Descent on the West Coast of Vancouver Island
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Kew, Michaeal,
Salmon Abundance, Technology and Human
Populations on the Fraser River Watershed
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Kinkade, M. Dale, "The
Salishan Languages" |
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Kinkade, M. Dale,
Areal Features in the
Northwest
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Lamers, Frans,
Sekani Adaptation - An Analysis
of Technological Strategies and Processes |
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Langdon, Steve,
The Development of the Nootkan
Cultural System
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Lundy, Doris, "Style of
Coastal Rock Art" -- a preliminary draft |
1976 |
1 | 2027-002 | McNeary, Stephen A.,
Tsimshian Matriliny as an Instrument
of Alliance
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Miller, Jay,
The Northwest Coast of
What?
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Morgan, Lawrence R.,
"Kootenay-Salishan: A Preview of Evidence for a Genetic
Relationship" |
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Oswalt, Wendell H.,
The Technology of Salmon
Procurement
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Pilling, Arnold R.,
Yurok Systems of Social
Stratification
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Powell, J. V.,
Chimakuan - Wakashan: Evidence of
Genetic Relationship
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Rosman, Abraham and Rubel,
Paula G.,
Marriage and Descent as Manifestations
of Structure on the Northwest Coast
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Rubel, Paula G. and Rosman,
Abraham,
The Potlach Model as Structural
Type
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Silverstein, Michael,
Time Perspective in Northern and
Western Penutian
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Stryd, Arnoud H.,
Prehistoric Mobile Art from the
Mid-Fraser and Thompson River Areas of Interior British
Columbia
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Suttles, Wayne,
Productivity and its Constraints -- a
Coast Salish Case
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Thompson, Nile,
Balancing the Power of Indian Doctors
in Southern Coast Salish Societies
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Tro, Roger P.,
Ethnohistory and Northwest Coast
Studies
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Vaughan, J. Daniel,
Haida Potlach and Society: Testings of
a Structural Analysis
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Walens, Stanley G.,
Feasting with
Cannibals-II
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Weightman, Barbara A.,
Strategies of Reorientation: Musqueam
- An Urban Reserve
|
undated |
Box | Accession | ||
1 | 2027-002 | Artifacts
Scope and Content: Braided hair and woven bark samples sent to Garfield by Norman
Smith, from Alaska. Included is a copy of Dr. Garfield's reply and analysis of
the items.
General Notes: See also: Correspondence -- Smith, Norman L.
|
undated |
1 | 2027-002 | Clippings -- miscellaneous
articles |
1950-1967 |
1 | 2027-002 | American Ethnological Society
report
Scope and Content: Annual Report of the Secretary with Minutes of the Board Meeting
and the Society's Newsletter, edited by Garfield
|
1960-1963 |
Accession No. 2027-003: Viola Edmundson Garfield papers, 1944-1970Return to Top
Scope and Content: Correspondence, book reviews, clippings, notes, ephemeral publications; 1944-1970.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Acquisition Info: Gift of the Garfield Estate via Special Collections, January 5, 1984.
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
---|---|---|---|
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/1 | 2027-003 | Clippings:
The Wolf and the Raven
|
1949-1950 |
1/2 | 2027-003 | Book reviews:
The Wolf and the Raven
|
1949-1950 |
Correspondence |
1952-1961 | ||
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/3 | 2027-003 | Rosemary (no last name) to
Garfield
Scope and Content: Christmas card
|
1956 January 2 |
1/3 | 2027-003 | Altman, Ralph C. to
Garfield
Scope and Content: Includes photograph
|
1952 January 30 |
1/3 | 2027-003 | Osborne, Dr. Douglas from
Lydel Sims |
1958 March 6 |
1/3 | 2027-003 | Sims, Mr. Lydel from
Garfield |
1958 March 18 |
1/3 | 2027-003 | Osborne, Dr. Douglas to
Garfield |
undated |
1/3 | 2027-003 | Osborne, Dr. Douglas from
Garfield |
1958 March 17 |
1/3 | 2027-003 | Elsasser, Albert B. to
Garfield |
1961 January 31 |
1/3 | 2027-003 | Harley, C. Frederick to
Garfield
Scope and Content: Includes photograph
|
1958 September 24 |
1/3 | 2027-003 | Foster, C. B. to
Garfield
Scope and Content: Includes photograph
|
1961 February 17 |
1/3 | 2027-003 | Gray, Maxine Cushing to
Garfield
Scope and Content: Includes clipping
|
1952 January 1 |
Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/4 | 2027-003 | Notes and proofs: Shake Island,
Garfield Album #25; Shake Island, Garfield Album #25;
The Wolf and the Raven, Garfield
Album #26.
Scope and Content:
|
undated |
1/5 | 2027-003 | Brochures and
clippings |
1944-1970 |
1/6 | 2027-003 | Script: Reading for Fun broadcast
--
The Wolf and the Raven
|
1949 |
1/7 | 2027-003 | Miscellany |
circa 1963-1970 |
Accession No. 2027-004: Viola Edmundson Garfield diploma, 1939Return to Top
Scope and Content: Columbia University doctoral diploma, 1939.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Accession No. 2027-005: Viola Edmundson Garfield papers, 1925-1960Return to Top
Scope and Content: Scrapbook of two journeys. Viola Garfield's honeymoon trip from July through August 1925 is 12 pages with 6 photos including group photos and landscapes. Viola and her husband, Charles Garfield, travelled on the S.S Alaska from Seattle through Ketchikan, Juneau, Port Althorp, Harding Entrance, Anchorage, Valdez, Cordova, Petersburg, and Wrangell. Along the way they met friends and new acquaintances. They stayed in some of the towns for multiple nights and visited canneries, fisheries, restaurants, and local entertainments. The Seattle to Alaska and Back Again six week journey from June through August 1926 consists of 43 pages with 28 photos. Viola and Charles travelled on the Dorothy Alexander to Victoria, Ketchikan, by the Taku Glacier, Skagway, Sitka, Norris, Juneau, Port Althorp, Valdez, Anchorage, Fairbanks, Chatanika, Savage River, Curry, Matanuska, Chickaloon, Port Chatham, Iron Creek, Spruce Island, Kodiak, Seward, and Cordova. At the end of the scrapbook are radio news and newspaper clippings.
Also included is a 1960 grade-school paper on Alaska statehood by Elizabeth Heath (great-niece of Viola Garfield), with photographs and ephemera provided to her by Viola Garfield.
Physical/Technical Access: The Viola Garfield scrapbook was string bound but dismantled due to the paper crumbling at the binding. Each section has been placed in separate folders. The photos in the wood marvels section of Elizabeth Heath's paper about Alaska were removed, sleeved, and put into a folder in the same box. The photos are numbered and the numbers correspond to the finding aid folder field.
Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access.
The Viola Garfield scrapbook was string bound but dismantled due to the paper crumbling at the binding. Each section has been placed in separate folders. The photos in the wood marvels section of Elizabeth Heath's paper about Alaska were removed, sleeved, and put into a folder in the same box. The photos are numbered and the numbers correspond to the finding aid folder field.
Restrictions on Use: Creator's copyrights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections.
Acquisition Info: Nancy Plaisance (niece) and Elizabeth Heath (great-niece)
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Series 1: Alaska Statehood Paper
Scope and Content: A 1960 grade-school paper on Alaska statehood by Elizabeth
Heath's (great-niece of Viola Garfield), with photographs and ephemera provided
to her by Viola Garfield
|
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Wood Marvels |
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Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/1.1 | 2027-005 | Sign at entrance to new Kasaan, Prince of Wales
memorial restored by C.C.C. (W.P.A.) Haida
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
1939 |
1/1.2 top and bottom | 2027-005 | Model at Entrance to New Kasaan native parts
installed in 1930s; Frame of home new Kasaan, Prince of Wales Island Alaska
Haida showing rear house posts in place
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
approximately 1939 |
1/1.3 | 2027-005 | Modern monument with Eagle ? top New Kasaan Prince
of Wales Island Alaska Haida
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
|
1/1.4 left and right | 2027-005 | Sam Pule and his parents grave, New Kasaan Prince of
Wales Island; Saxman ? O. Schallerer received 1953 Ketchikan
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
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1/1.5 | 2027-005 | Grave markers Kasaan Prince of Wales island
Haida
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
approximately 1939 |
1/1.6 | 2027-005 | Grave on arlsen Kasaan Prince of Wales Island Alaska
Sealion and snau
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
approximately 1939 |
1/1.7 | 2027-005 | Hawkau Prince of Wales Island Haida Indians S.E.
Alaska a brown bear grave marker
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
|
1/1.8 | 2027-005 | Grave marker for a woman "two Eagles" located at
Kasaan Prince of Wales Island Alaska frog at base
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
|
1/1.9 top and bottom | 2027-005 | Reconstruction of Haida House, New Kasaan Prince of
Wales Island Alaska C.C.C.; the original was in Kasaan, Prince of Wales island
Haida Put up in 1898 by Kate Gamede for her white husband (at top of pole) in
1898 moved to New Kasaan in 1939
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
1939 |
1/1.10 | 2027-005 | Frame of Haida house New Kasaan Prince of Wales
Island built approximately 1885 Haida
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
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1/1.11 | 2027-005 | Frame of Haida house New Kasaan Prince of Wales
Island Haida house built about 1885
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
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1/1.12 top and bottom | 2027-005 | House post new Kasaan Prince of Wales Island Haida
Raven at top holding a "sea dog" tail Raven also at base; inside of restored
Haida house New Kasaan Prince of Wales Island Haida Two side poles-the hero who
conquered seal lions
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
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1/1.13 | 2027-005 | House post new Kasaan man who tone sealions in two
on one pole wearing a marmot hear dress
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
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1/1.14 | 2027-005 | Kasaan Prince of Wales Island Alaska Haida tribe.
Mr. Spencer a white man at top of pole, pole financed by his widow
1898
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
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1/1.15 | 2027-005 | Totem pole. Front of house at New Kasaan Haida
village on Prince of Wales Island Alaska house built about 1885
Scope and Content: removed from scrapbook, sleeved, and put in folder
separately in same box.
|
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Agriculture |
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Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/2 | 2027-005 | Write up by Elizabeth Heath |
|
History |
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Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/2 | 2027-005 | Write up by Elizabeth Heath |
|
Pamphlets and News clippings |
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Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/2 | 2027-005 | Christmas morning loose
|
1959 |
1/2 | 2027-005 | Laughlin Tours Alaska and the Yukon
Scope and Content: pamphlet
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Pacific Northern Airlines to Alaska loose
Scope and Content: pamphlet
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Report on 1959 Alaska Game Year loose
|
1959 |
1/2 | 2027-005 | Celebration After Statehood Fight loose
Scope and Content: newspaper clipping
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Farm clearing near Chugach Mountains loose
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Charles Brown "King of the Arctic" treks to frozen
grave loose
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Man hunting Nanny (goat) loose
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | This is how the Sourdoughs travels (dog
team)
Scope and Content: newspaper clipping
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Winter Flying in Alaska
Scope and Content: newspaper clipping
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Norwegian Dance in the 49th state, Matanuska
Valley's Fertile Farm Land Symbol of Strength
Scope and Content: newspaper clippings
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Potatoes from Northern Alaska
Scope and Content: newspaper clipping
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Scenic Douglas-Juneau Area
Scope and Content: newspaper clipping
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Natural Resources of New State
Scope and Content: newspaper clipping
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Oil Furs to Help Pay State Expense loose
Scope and Content: newspaper clipping
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Grim and Ready Soldier Atop Tank Waits
Scope and Content: newspaper clipping
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Foldoes of Fairbanks cabin home loose
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Foldoes garden loose
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Naturalist Saved fur seals from Extinction; Grizzly
bear, Hunt the easy way loose
Scope and Content: newspaper clippings
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Menu: Alaska Steamship Company |
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1/2 | 2027-005 | A handbook of Vacation Trips in Alaska and the Yukon
On the White Pass and Yukon Route loose
Scope and Content: pamphlet
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | University of Washington Summer School
Cruise loose
Scope and Content: pamphlet
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Alaska Cruise University of Washington Summer
Cruise
Scope and Content: pamphlet
|
1941 |
1/2 | 2027-005 | Silver from the Sea |
|
1/2 | 2027-005 | Alaska University of Washington Summer School
Cruise loose
Scope and Content: pamphlet
|
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1/2 | 2027-005 | My Alaska Cruise loose
Scope and Content: pamphlet
|
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Cities |
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Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/2 | 2027-005 | List of Cities and Forts |
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Fast growing Anchorage-Alaska's largest
city |
|
Maps |
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Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/2 | 2027-005 | Hand drawn map number 1 |
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1/2 | 2027-005 | Map number 2 |
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Reports |
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1/2 | 2027-005 | This is the Real Alaska |
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1/2 | 2027-005 | The Historic Inside Passage |
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Series 2: Scrapbooks
Scope and Content: Scrapbook of two journeys
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Box/Folder | Accession | ||
1/3 | 2027-005 | The Honeymoon Trip 12 pages and a title page
Scope and Content: Each day has a description. There is a group photo on page 2,
a railroad photo on page 4, group photos on page 6, and a group photo with a
car on page 10. In the first group photo is Mrs. Fred Grennell, Mrs. Peggy
Love, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Blackford, Mr. Wilbur Coman, Viola Garfield, Dr. John
Blackford, Fred Grennell, and Mrs. Coman
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July-August 1925 |
1/4 | 2027-005 | Seattle to Alaska and Back Again, six
weeks 43 pages with some interleaved
Scope and Content: Photo of Viola and Chas Garfield on page 4, Sitka totem pole
photo on page 8, Sheldon Jackson School and religious figure photo on page 9,
photos of landmarks on page 10, Old Russian Block House and landscape photos
page 11, Wrangell Narrows Petersburg Alaska photo page 12, The Admiral Line
Pacific Steamship Company pamphlet page 12, The Resurrection photo between page
16 and 17, "Airplane crashes when motor fails" newspaper clippings between page
17 and 18, the Corrals Savage River Camp photo page 21, Chas and Viola Garfield
photo page 22, photo of landscape with tent page 23, photo of Howard and Jesson
Coal Mine Moose Creek on page 25, photo of Chickaloon coal mining page 26,
group photo and train at Chickaloon page 27, photo of crossing the river page
28, the gas car photo on page 29, traveling by "tra?" on Copper Rim Railroad
Alaska on page 30, Dr. Garfield and 32 Anthropology Students Through newspaper
clippings 1940 between page 31 and 32, Kodiak landscape photos on page 33 and
on verso side two photos of Port Hobron, three photos of Kodiak on page 34 and
on verso three photos of a whale at Port Hobron, photo of Natives drying salmon
on page 35, poster of Mt Rainier between page 36 and 37, newspaper clippings
between page 40 and 41 about S.S. Admiral Watson and on clippings on verso.
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June-August 1926 |
1/5 | 2027-005 | Radio news
Scope and Content: Located after the Seattle to Alaska and Back again trip
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1926, 1932 |
1/6 | 2027-005 | newspaper clippings
Scope and Content: Senator Garfield is en route to Seward on Annual Trip
Territory, Conditions are reported fine around Kodiak, The message from
Garfield, Garfield Sees Much Progress, Garfield Described Activities Alaska
seen Present Tou, and others.
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1926 |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Anthropology--Study and teaching (Higher)--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Indians of North America--Northwest Coast of North America
- Tsimshian Indians
- University Archives/Faculty Papers (University of Washington)
- Women anthropologists--Washington (State)--Seattle--Archives
Personal Names
- Benedict, Ruth, 1887-1948--Correspondence
- Beynon, William, d. 1969--Correspondence
- Boas, Franz, 1858-1942--Correspondence
- Garfield, Viola Edmundson, 1899-1983--Archives
Corporate Names
- United States. Forest Service. Alaska Region
Geographical Names
- Metlakatla (Alaska)
- Port Simpson (B.C.)
Occupations
- Anthropologists
- College teachers
Other Creators
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Corporate Names
- University of Washington. University Archives