Wallace Earle Stegner (1909-1993) was born on 18 February 1909, in Lake Mills, Iowa, the second son of Hilda Emelia Paulson and George Henry Stegner. He described his father as a man with the frontier characteristics of the late nineteenth century--a "boomer" who moved his wife and two sons from Iowa to North Dakota, Washington, Saskatchewan, Montana, Wyoming, and in 1921, to Salt Lake City, Utah, always seeking fresh opportunities for quick financial success. Even in Salt Lake City, the family moved within the city several times. His mother, Stegner realized, was a "nester" who struggled to make a home for her husband and sons wherever they settled.
The years of moving kept the family close. Cecil, the eldest son, was athletic and active in team sports. Wallace was less so but participation in sports programs sponsored by the Mormon Church and ROTC training provided the focus and discipline for developing that aspect of himself and he played on the Freshman football team at the University of Utah. More importantly, he developed skill in tennis with then-coach, Theron S. Parmelee, and was a member of the University tennis team in 1929.
Stegner graduated from the University of Utah in 1930. He had been working for a local rug and linoleum company and it was his expectation that he would continue doing so. However, Sherman Brown Neff, head of the English Department, arranged a teaching assistantship at the University of Iowa enabling Stegner to do graduate work and to begin a different career direction.
Stegner received his master's degree from the University of Iowa in 1932 and planned to work toward a Ph.D. when his mother's struggle with cancer became critical. At that time his parents were living in Los Angeles, California. Stegner spent some time in Berkeley to be closer and to help with her care. Upon his return to Iowa, he completed the work on his Ph.D. which he received in 1934. On 1 September 1 1934, he married fellow student Mary Stuart Page. They moved to Salt Lake City where Stegner began teaching in the English Department at the University of Utah.
Their son, Stuart Page Stegner, was born in 1937. That same year Stegner won a Little, Brown and Company contest with his novelette,
After two years in Madison, Stegner joined the faculty at Harvard University. During this period Stegner developed a friendship with Bernard DeVoto, which grew over the years, culminating in Stegner's writing a biography of DeVoto and editing a volume of DeVoto's letters. While at Harvard, Stegner completed
In 1945, the Stegners again moved west, this time to California. Stegner was offered a professorship in the English Department at Stanford University. He served as director of the Creative Writing Center from 1946 to 1971. Edward Abbey, Thomas McGuane, and Scott Momaday were writing fellows in this program. Other students he worked with included Larry McMurtry, Wendell Berry, Nancy Packer, Ken Kesey, and his son, Page Stegner.
After the Stegners moved to California they served as West-Coast editors for the publishing house of Houghton Mifflin in the 1940s and 1950s. Among the writers they recommended for publication was Stegner's cousin, Tom Heggen, author of
During the 1950s and early 1960s, the Stegners traveled extensively. During this time Wallace wrote a number of articles and produced the origins of novels to come. Wallace gave a number of lectures and taught for three months each at Stanford's overseas campuses in Austria and in England. In 1955, Wallace and Mary traveled to Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and Syria where he worked on the history of the Arabian-American Oil Company, ARAMCO. Stegner wrote several articles for Aramco World, an industry publication. Later, in 1971, this material was published in book form under the title,
Wallace Stegner's abilities as an editor led him to accept a number of responsibilities such as editor-at-large for
Fiction written by Stegner during the Stanford years included
Non-fiction written and published during the period included
Stegner retired from Stanford in 1971 to devote his time to writing and traveling. He had been thinking about the DeVoto biography for some time. This was published in 1974 as
The Stegners established two homes, a Vermont summer place and a home in Los Altos, California. Despite extensive travel, the homes provided Stegner with what he felt he had missed in his youth--a place that meant familiar work, friends, and landscape. These two locales and the Salt Lake City environs which he considered his hometown, are part of his writing, serving as background in novels and as visuals in his environmental efforts.
As he grew up in the arid regions of the West, Stegner developed a keen awareness of the fragility of the land. In his biographical research of Charles Dutton and later John Wesley Powell, he saw the western landscape as being fundamentally characterized by the scarcity of water resources. Stegner's concern found expression in activism directed at education of the public in the realities of living with the arid climate of the land west of the hundredth meridian. He felt other environmental problems would occur as multi-purpose land use increased. He wrote eloquently about these concerns in his letter to David E. Personen in 1960, now known globally as "The Geography of Hope: A Wilderness Letter." He served as wilderness advocate for the National Park Service, the Sierra Club, and the Wilderness Society. Some of the positions he held to address these concerns were: Co-Founder, Committee for Green Foothills in California, 1960; Special Assistant to Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall, 1961; and Advisory Board, National Parks, Historical Sites, Buildings and Monuments, 1962-1965.
In addition to the prize for Remembering Laughter in 1937, Stegner received numerous other awards, among them an O. Henry first prize for short story in 1950, the Blackhawk award for
Always a popular speaker, Stegner gave a number of speeches in Utah throughout the years. He gave the Dedicatory Address for the J. Willard Marriott Library at the University of Utah in 1968. He was the speaker at the Friends of the Library annual banquet in 1974. In 1980 Stegner gave a lecture titled "The Twilight of Self Reliance: Frontier Values and Contemporary Values" in the Tanner Lecture Series. He spoke at the Dedication of the Scott M. Matheson Wetlands Preserve, Moab, Utah, in 1991. In recognition of his close ties with Utah and his alma mater, Stegner designated Special Collections at the J. Willard Marriott Library, as repository for his papers in 197l. In 1995 the Stegner family granted permission to the University of Utah College of Law to rename its energy law center the Wallace Stegner Center for Land, Resources and the Environment.
In the spring of 1993, Wallace and Mary Stegner were in Sante Fe, New Mexico, to talk about his latest book,
Section I,
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These papers were donated to the University of Utah by Wallace Stegner from 1972 through 1991, and by Mary Page Stegner from 1994 through 2000. Additional material was donated by Lynn Stegner in 2002, Page Stegner in 2006, and Carl Brandt and Philip Fradkin in 2006. Other donors include Everett Cooley, Richard Etulain, Ralph J. Hafen, Robert Steensma, Greg Thompson, and Don D. Walker. The Mary Snyder letter to Stegner and his reply were donated by Snyder's daughter, Kriss Douglas. Beth LaDow, Richard Etulain, Mark W. T. Harvey, and Gary Topping donated papers presented at conferences and other research on Stegner. Purchased items include three letters with Viking Press (1968), thirty five letters from John Ferrone of Western-Dell Publishing (1956-1965), two letters to Barnaby Conrad (1988 and 1992), and one letter from V. E. Gil Moody. The Ansel Adams correspondence was purchased in 2008. Boxes 213-216 were donated by Page Stegner in 2008.
Photographs transferred to the Multimedia Division of Special Collections (P0561).
Processed by Ann Reichman, assisted by Deb Allard, Martha Stewart, Serena Peterson, and Karen Carver in 1972-2008.
This section, consisting of boxes one through eleven, begins with autobiographical and biographical materials. Correspondence with Jackson Benson, Stegner's designated biographer, and Nancy Colberg, who compiled the bibliography of his published works, is included here. Family matters focus primarily on his wife, Mary, and son, Page. (Both Stegner's parents and his brother, Cecil, had died by the 1940s.) Other family concerns included here pertain to the Heggen family, consisting of his cousin Tom and Aunt Minna. Scholastic and medical matters are also included in this section, as are copies of Stegner's masters and PhD theses. Documents relating to awards, recognitions and nominations received follow. The series ends with tributes, letters of condolence, and obituaries.
Includes printed copies and notes.
Regarding autobiography.
Jackson Benson correspondence, 1989-1995; Jackson Benson in Who’s Who in the West; Jackson Benson mentioned in A Literary History of the American West
Corrections from Mary; photo list.
Book Reviews
For the Newson Dinner
Leaf taken from unidentified German language book on American authors.
Nancy Colberg correspondence
Book announcement, reviews
Book by Nancy Colberg
Catalogue Twelve; letter from Diane Peterson
List of books by and about Wallace Stegner
Regarding the Twayne edition.
Stegner listed p. 52-53.
Vaccination certificate; Tourist Cards
Typed transcript by Mary Page Stegner; Single diary page
Includes letter from Clyde Van Hemert to Stewart Udall
Outlines. Letter from experimental group
Various newsclippings and pamphlets from trip to Denmark.
Notebook and photocopies of the notebook.
Inquiry letter from H. Lingenfelter, Attorney, regarding the estate of George Stegner.
Sedona, Arizona
Articles written by Page Stegner
Reviews of
A note to Mary from Lynn and manuscript
Cousin of Stegner's mother
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence (mostly undated)
In regards to
Working with Tom Heggen
A Literary Magazine for Minnesota Makes it's Bow re: Heggen as Editor of Drafts; Inside Stude-Legit mentions 'Mr Roberts,' Heggen's play.
Article in Vogue regarding play
Worked on play with Tom Heggen
Published Ross and Tom, biography of Tom Heggen
Manuscript draft pages for Stegner's review
Reviews; letter to the editor by Wallace Stegner
Includes manuscript pages of Mister Roberts by Tom Heggen
Mary Stegner's mother's Last Will and Testament
Requests to purchase, Leases, rental agreements, Maintenance
Incomplete twenty-year date sequence
Certificate of Membership
University of Wisconsin; Radcliffe College
Regarding automobile registration
Custom and Excise
Received from Spaeth, Blase, Valentine and Klein
Assets as of August
Regarding Brazilian edition of Crossing to Safety finances
Gift to Pooled Income Fund
Originals held by Mary Stegner
Photos removed to Multimedia P0561
Convocation Program
ASUU card and letter sent to Stegner in 1990 by Richard W Wintch
Regarding offer to house refugee child
Permission to depart United States
Inauguration, National Medal for Literature, and the White House; conference on natural beauty
Includes envelope commemorating John Wesley Powell
Blank envelope with printed return address
Notification of selection to join
The Sequoias Portola Valley Admission Policy
With accompanying note from Mary; Map to Stegner residence, Three Forks Road
Program, Hidden Villa Ranch; copy of speech by Nancy Paker and news clippings
Television service contract and renewal
Private Press copy signed to Wallace Stegner (in envelope)
Letter from Clarence Ball
Repring signed by Jane Esty to Wallace Stegner
John Moore
Signed by Charles Wilkinson to Wallace Stegner
Includes letters from Steve Eng and Henry Young
Signed to Wallace Stegner
Forward, Table of Contents, 'Bloodstain'
'The Dam Builder,' 'Pete and Emil'
Draft pages 1-85
Copies of letters sent to Stegner which appeared as pages 86-92
Descriptive writings on the Grand Canyon, pages 93-104
Notes, numbers 1-22; 58-87; pages 1-20
Table of Contents
Letter from CR Longwell and Manuscript
Correspondence 1937
Folders 1-22 contain correspondence and published information regarding the Stegner family house in Eastend, Saskatchewan. Materials in folders 23-30 are concerned with interviews Stegner gave between 1957 and 1990.
Correspondence regarding house; Sharon Butala correspondence
Wallace Stegner House Annual Dinner
Letter from Mary Scriver
Finding original Stegner homestead
Newspaper clippings, brochures, maps, programs.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence; newspaper clippings
Correspondence, reply from Stegner
Correspondence
Correspondence; newspaper clippings
Correspondence
Correspondence; Copy of Publications 'Saskatchewan' and 'The Green and White'
Photocopies of photographs
Correspondence
Correspondence
Typescript
By Robin White and Ed McClanahan
Published in Southwest Review
Published in Sunstone, pages 7-11; photocopy of interview
Ansel Adams and Wallace Stegner, published in Stanford Magazine
Published in The Bloomsbury Review; advertisement on pg 4
Interview by Richard Etulian; published in 'Montana'
Correspondence, application (For work on manuscript eventually published as 'The Big Rock Candy Mountain.'
Correspondence concerning listing Stegner in this publication.
Photocopy of certificate.
Correspondence
Correspondence and application for fellowship to work on manuscript for 'Beyond the Hundredth Meridian,' the biography of John Wesley Powell.
For 'The Blue-Winged Teal;' Newsclippings.
Correspondence; Stegner biography manuscript.
Received for 'Beyond the Hundredth Meridian;' correspondence.
Silver Medal for 'Beyond the Hundredth Meridian,' telegram.
Newsclipping.
Certificate.
Honorary Fellow correspondence.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence and newsclippings.
Correspondence
Presented for 'Wolf Willow.'
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence; ceremony programs; 'Parnassus on Upper Broadway' in Vanity Fair.
Correspondence
For 'The Sound of Mountain Water,' Best Book of the Year.
Correspondence
For 'Angle of Repose.'
Correspondence, telegrams, and newspaper clippings.
Review by George Pheiffer III in 'The American West.'
Newsclipping.
Correspondence
Correspondence; certificate; newsclippings.
Happry birthday to Wallace Stegner certificate.
Certificate of Merit: Ansel Adams, Images.
Wallace Stegner received honors for 'Spectator Bird,' photocopy of news report.
Award for 'Spectator Bird.'
National Book Award for 'Spectator Bird,' news clippings.
For 'Spectator Bird;' correspondence.
Congratulatory correspondence.
Nomination correspondence.
Recognition of Support.
Correspondence; Certificate.
Invitations correspondence.
Correspondence and program.
Correspondence.
Correspondence and Invitation.
Correspondence, biographical information, commencement programs, partial speech notes; 'Degrees Honor Wide Range of Achievement,' in Wisconsin Week; Certificate.
Correspondence.
Correspondence, certificate.
For 'Crossing to Safety.' Correspondence and news clippings.
For 'Crossing to Safety.'
Certificate.
Correspondence; news article, 'Wallace Stegner wins Body of Work Award.'
Correspondence.
Program.
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Recognition for career of distinguished writing in the field of Western American History. Correspondence and certificate.
Correspondence.
'Collected Stories' nominated in Fiction; correspondence, program, and tickets.
Correspondence and program.
Correspondence and Congratulatory correspondence; Beacon Press correspondence; newspaper clippings; award rejection.
Correspondence and invitation.
Correspondence, awards, program.
Nomination for 'Where the Bluebird Sings to the Lemonade Springs.'
Newclippings.
Correspondence, invitations, programs.
Correspondence.
Biographical sketch.
Photocopy of certificate. 'Wallace Stegner Wins Prize for Historical Study,' Black Hawk Plaque and newspaper clipping.
Includes notes from Mary.
'Writer in Hospital'
Stanford speech on pages 15-19
Includes press release regarding Stegner's death
Three books.
'In the Realm of the Remarkable'
A Tribute to Wallace Stegner; 'His Finest Work of Art was Himself,' by Jackson Benson.
Green Footnotes, Wallace Stegner Memorial issue.
Newsletter matching contributions in the name of Wallace Stegner.
'A Sense of Place'
'Wallace Stegner, 1909-1993' by TH Watkins, p. 8-9.
Resolution 110-13, Wallace Stegner.
pages 64-68 and 137-179.
From the Missoulian
Speeches given by Terry Tempest Williams, Barry Lopez, William Kittredge, George Venn.
Pages 50-76; p. 80
Includes a letter from Mary Stegner to Wendell Barry
The Second Annual Wallace Stegner Memorial Program.
The Grography of Hope, A Tribute to Wallace Stegner; one review.
Introduction by Page Stegner; Introduction by Wallace Stegner; Everett Cooley correspondence.
Tribute to Wallace Stegner by Page Stegner Jr.
'Catching the Light: Remembering Wallace Stegner'
Former Student Honors Wallace Stegner; Redford leads tribute to Wallace Stegner in The Leader Post; Remembering Wally Stegner by Phyllis Filiberti Butler
Honors the memory of Wallace Stegner.
In memorian of Wallace Stegner
'Last Word from a Voice of the West,' 'Wallace Stegner Dies at 84, Literary Giant,' 'Stegner Was an Inspiration to Conservation Movement'
'Wallace Stegner, In Memorian,' 'Remembering Wallace Stegner,' 'Wallace Stegner and the West Years of His Life'
Photocopy of reprint.
Editorial: 'Honor Among the Artists, or the tale of two gestures.'
Newspaper photo of Stegner in Mills College Weekly
Photograph of Stegner with Stevenson.
Pages 121-128.
1972
1973
pages 47-48.
Nine essays about Wallace Stegner
By Maurice Dunbar
Biographical sketch in Stanford Newsletter.
1991
Articles published in 1992-2000 are in folders 1-21. Folders 22-31 contain undated articles.
In Western American Literature
Letters to the Editor, Stanford
By Rick Bass in Western American Literature
by Barry Scholl
New York Times letters to the editor.
By Bill Croke; draft of letter from Mary Stegner to Jim Hepworth.
2000
Holiday By-Lines
Reviews by Charles Rankin
Stegner's correspondence has been organized into five sections. Personal correspondence is located in boxes 12-22. Letters from acquaintances and requests for lectures and autographs are included in this section. Boxes 23 through 29 contain correspondence between Stegner and Bernice Baumgarten and Carl Brandt, his long-time agents at Brandt andamp; Brandt. Also included in this section are copies of brief letters sent to other literary agents, publishers, and media representatives, either by Stegner or his agents. The third group in this section, Publishers (boxes 30-42), contains correspondence, royalty statements and other miscellaneous documents referred to in the correspondence. Stegner's correspondence as West Coast Editor for Houghton Mifflin from 1945 to 1951 is in boxes 43-50. Fan Mail is located in boxes 51-56. All sections are arranged alphabetically by sender. Copies of Stegner's responses are frequently included. Some folders contain manuscripts and/or copies of news articles in addition to the correspondence.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surnames begins with letter “A”: Carrie Abramovitz, Don Allan, Dick Arndt
Newsclippings and photocopies of articles regarding the death of Ansel Adams (close friend.)
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “B”: Morley Baer, Geraldine Ballard, Adele Barwick, Mary B. Beach, Alan Bible, Bob Bird, Harriet Bissell, Julian Blaustein, Sophie F. (Mrs. Jack) Burden, John L. Brown, Mrs. Reuben Burtness, Russell D. Butcher, Hal Bynner.
Includes a note from Harriet Roman.
Includes a note from neice Dorothy Bradley.
Husband to Kay Burt.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “C”: Louise Cane, Mauro Cappelletti, James K. Carr, Douglass Cater, Charlie Champlin, Trudy (Mrs. Stanley R.) Chartrand, Betty (Mrs. Edward L.) Chase, Lynn Chase, Mary Teresa Collins, Stuart G. Cross, Patricia Caulfield.
US Senator from California.
This folder contains single correspondence from individuals whose surname begins with “D”: Debby Dane, Iris Rainer Dart, Helene Demortier, Joseph Desloge, Joanna Despres, John Donahue, Stanley T. Donner, Ralph W. Dorius, Kim Hancey Duffy, Frank Duveneck, Wilma Dykeman, Franz R. Dykstra.
This folder contains single letters from individuals whose surname begins with “E”: Kenneth Eble, Ralph Ellison, George Elliott.
'Research Opportunities in Western Literary History;' 'Wallace Stegner and Western Spirituality' presented at Brigham Young University Spiritual Values Conference.
“Wallace Stegner, Western Storyteller” presented at American Literature Conference “The American West of Wallace Stegner,” David E. Miller Lecture Series.
This folder includes single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “F”: Josphine (Mrs. Harold P.) Fabian, Kevin J. Fernlund, Lilli Frinkel, Susan Flader, Joseph M. Flora, John Ferrone.
Also includes manscript drafts by Fradkin.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “G”: John W. Gardner, William A. Garrett, Bob Goodell, Gernice D. Grames, Doris Grumbach, Roger Gustinfirn
Lived near Grandpa Paulen's farm.
The Frances Sweeney Committee.
Ghiselin, Brewster and Olive
Includes manuscript.
Mentions family relations in Minnesota.
This folder contains single letters from individuals whose surname begins with “H”: Edith Hamlin, Gordon Harrison, Nancy Hartung, Sterling Hayden, Sherman Hazeltine, Carl Heintze, Henriette Herz, Serrell Hillman, J. S. (Jim) Holliday, James Hutchinson, W.H. (Hutch) Hutchinson.
Includes response from Marion Stegner.
Stanford University Archivist in 1967. Additional correspondence in research for Angle of Repose, Box 95.
“Wallace Stegner’s Journey into Wilderness” presented at Brig ham Young University (BYU) Spiritual Values Conference, 2000.
Secretary to the President of the United States.
Letter from Jerome Tone mentions Ellie. Note from Ruth.
Copy of news article, “Two Men View Ogden, Utah.”
Outline “Return of the Lamanites.”
Notation from Stegner.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “J”: Alberta Jacques, Jay E. Johnson, Mrs. LaVell S. Johnson, Paul W. Johnson, Idwal Jones, [?] Joyce.
“The Genteel Tradition,” “Survival." Reprints.
“The Old West,” unfinished manuscript at death.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “K”: Michael Kammen, Mrs. Frank Kepl, Rudolph Kieve M.D., The Kimballs (greeting card), Rita Kissin, Kathryn M. Kuehn.
Torrey, Utah; Lolo, Montana.
Letters from Wallace Stegner to the Kesselmans.
Owner of Country Journal prior to 1987.
Comments on Powell.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “L”: Charlton Laird, Mary Lavin, Estella B. Leopold, Harry Levin, Betty Lindemann, Joanna Liston, Irby Lovett.
“The Astonishing Origins of Wallace Stegner’s Environmental Genius” presented at American Literature Conferenc
Comments on Bernard DeVoto.
Salt Lake City
Letter from Stegner.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “M”: Sheila Macpherson, Les Mahaffy, Robert Manning, Robert (Bob) Manning, A. F. (Al) Manspeaker, Fletcher Markle, Lorraine McKinley, Carey McWilliams, Dove Menkes, June Metcalf, Arthur Miller, J. M. Miller Sr., Lewis Lofton Moneyway, John Mueller, Mardy Murie, Arthur Myers.
Two letters written by Stegner.
See also Lee Bufalini (his granddaughter).
Includes letter from Stegner.
Included are “The Devious Way” and “Bread Loaf at Sixty.” Obituary clippings.
Editor, News of Norway.
Mentions grandfather Paulson.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “O”: Antoinette Marcia Larmore Ornati, Severo M. Ornstein, Dan O’Shea, Olga Owens.
Includes letters regarding Frank O’Connor written by others.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “P”: Donald Culross Peattie, Rt. Rev. James A. (Jim) Pike, Norman Porter, Larry Powell, J. F. Powers, Agnes de Mille Prude.
Written by Wallace Stegner.
Includes Stegner's response.
Stegner two-page description of Angle of Repose included.
Sister to Mari Sandoz.
Includes copies of Stegner’s letters.
Includes copy of letter from Stegner.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “R”: Csha Ralston, Charlotte T. Reid, Nicholas Roosevelt, Marty Rozin.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “S”: Paul N. Scherbel, Marle Scowcroft, Paul B. Sears, Leon E. Seltzer, Barbaranne Shepard, Lee Silliman, Alec Skeikljohn (?), John C. Slater, Lillian Smith, Radcliffe Squires, Ernest Stefanik, Everett W. Sterling, Pearl Bank Steward, Martha R. Stewart, Polly Stewart, Carl F. Stover.
Regarding her photograph of Stegner in National Portrait Gallery
Correspondence and biography.
Regarding the Steinbeck family archive.
“Supplement to the Courant” reprint from Hartford, 1869
Mexican Hat Expeditions
Child Study Association.
St. Helena Public Schools
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “T”: James Thibaut (letter to him written by Stegner), Jack E. Thomas, Beatrice G. Thompson, Jane Tucker, Frederick Turner, Sally Tuttle, Leopold(?) Tyrmaud(?).
Three letters, telegram. See also Sigma Nu Fraternity, University of Utah.
Eulogy, 1981.
“A Longtime Pillar of the Government Now Aids Those Hurt by Its Bombs”
Author of juvenile book on John Wesley Powell.
Regarding rights to title, Big Rock Candy Mountain.
Also reprints, news clippings.
Friend of Claude Simpson.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “W”: Rev. K. E. Wall, Marion Wallace, Peg Watrous, Mike White, Jon Whyte, Roy Winnick, Warren Wright.
Includes galleys of article for Wilderness; “Typewritten on Both Sides,” in Audubon, on the conservation career of Stegner. Also letter to Stegner; First to Occupy Wallace Stegner Chair; Montana State University, article; Note to Everett Cooley who donated this copy; Obituary.
Includes Stegner's reply.
Correspondence with Mary.
“Time For a New Crew in Washington”
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November-December
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June-December
January-March
April-September
October-December
January-June; agreement with Brandt and Brandt.
July-September
October-December
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Royalty Statements.
Literary Corporation of America.
Correspondence and Royalty Statements.
Correspondence and Royalty Statements.
Correspondence with Editors, including Bruce Catton, Alvin M. Josephy, Jr,Alvin M. Josephy, Jr., Thomas H. Watkins.
Correspondence.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence; Publisher of American West magazine, The American Wilderness
Dave Erdman, Editor.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Correspondence regarding stock offering; ‘47 Magazine of the Year, correspondence; ‘48 Magazine of the Year, correspondence.
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Correspondence
Bob Neprud correspondence.
Correspondence
Correspondence; Royalty Statements.
Royalty Statements.
Royalty Statements
Correspondence; Author’s guide; Royalties.
1946
Correspondence
Correspondence; Royalty Statements
Correspondence
Correspondence; Royalty Statements.
Correspondence.
Correspondence
Request from David Appel.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Editor writing to Stegner as Houghton Mifflin West Coast editor.
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence; Royalty Statements.
Correspondence
Royalty Statements
Correspondence; Royalties
writer Sherril W. Taylor request; Stegner’s reply included.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence and Royalty Statements
Correspondence and Royalty Statements.
Correspondence and Royalty Statements.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
A Literary Quarterly
Correspondence and Royalty Statements.
Correspondence
Correspondence
The Newsmagazine of California
Royalty Statements
Letter from Stegner.
Correspondence
Royalty Statements
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence and Royalty Statements.
Correspondence
Correspondence and Royalty Statements.
Correspondence, Royalty Statements.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence and Royalty Statements.
Monthly Negro News Review.
Correspondence
Correspondence
A Curtis Publication
Correspondence and Royalty Statements
Correspondence
This box contains fifty years of Stegner's correspondence with Paul Brooks, Lovell Thompson, Austin Olney and others at Houghton Mifflin. Paul Brooks' manuscript, "Canyonlands: A New National Park?" is found in folder 19.
'Canyonlands: A New National Park?' by Paul Brooks
Royalty Statements
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Barbara Lawrence correspondence.
Correspondence
Royalty Statements
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence and Royalty Statements.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence and Royalty Statement
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
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Wallace and Mary were the West Coast Editors of Houghton Mifflin publishers from 1945 to 1951. Boxes 43 to 50 contain the correspondence related to this position. Also included throughout, correspondence with editors Austin Olney and Paul Brooks.
This file contains correspondence with correspondents whose surname begins with A: Mary S. Abbot, William A. Allen, Eleanor (Mrs. Sherwood) Anderson, Mrs. Atterbury, Clio Lee Aydelott.
1948-1949; 1963
This file contains correspondents whose surname begins with “B”: Louise Furber, Jackson Burke, Jo Bush, Rose Butler.
This folder includes single page correspondence from correspondents whose surname begins with “C”: Olive M. Chiswell, Joan Poindexter Colby, Faith conklin, Madison A. Cooper, Jr.
This folder contains single page correspondence from correspondents whose surname begins with “D”: Margery Darrell, Lucille Dawkins, Lew Doran
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “E”: Paul Eldridge, Ted Ellsworth, Charles Everett, Helen Everitt.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “F”: Alfred Frankenstein, Louise Furber.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “G”: Louis David Gelfan, Henry Thomas letter mentioning Mrs. Gidley and Ghiselin manuscripts, Betty Sue Gottfried, Ruby Evans Grimes.
In this folder are single letters from, or concerned with, correspondents whose surname begins with “H”: Mary Halliday, Mrs. Ruth H[a]milton, Joseph Wm. Hansen, Rex F. Harlow, Jenneth Haxton, Jr., Charles N. Heckelmann.
This folder contains single letters from, or concerned with, correspondents whose surnames begin with “I”: Beverly Irwin.
This folder contains single letters from, or concerned with, correspondents whose surnames begin with “K”: Stan Lee Kapustkan, Mr. Kellogg, Miss Rose Kennedy, Mr. Thomas Kleveland, Mrs. Marguerite Kloepfer, Helen Morse Koch, Susan Kuehn.
This folder contains single letters from, or concered with, correspondents whose surnames begin with “L”: Helene Law, Grace K. Lapham, Mrs. Robert (Cheryl) Lawther, Nancy Leonard, Carol Levens.
In this folder are single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “M”: Willard Marsh, Craig Wylie, George H. McMurray, William Miller, Camille Mills, Dwight Mitchell.
This folder contains single sheet correspondence from correspondents whose surname begins with “N”: R. K. Narayan, Beatrice Stephens Nathan, Carl Newumann.
Copy of letter written by Stegner to Eugene O’Donnell
This folder contains one postcard from Richard Phoenix
This folder contains single page letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “R”: John B.Ransom III, Gladys Rich.
This folder contains single page letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “S”: Marion Saunders, 1945, Sylvia Shirley, 1950, Herbert Shore, 1950, Ann Shulte, 1946, Captain Devender Singh, 1951, Priscilla C. Smith, 1950, Bill Spaulding, 1952, Ruth S. Stevens, 1948, Pegeen Sylvester, 1947.
Also letter from KS.
This folder contains single page letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “T”: Robert Taylor, Miss Titcomb, Helen Tenna Tyree.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “W”: Freddie Wakeman, Mrs. Walter, Mila Warn, James Douglas Warnock, David Watmough, Dixon Wecter, Robert V. Williams, Nanying Stella Wong, Catherine Wright, Craig Wylie.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Y”: Tsuneo Yamazaki, Leo Young.
Generic letter to return manuscripts.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “A-Al”: Miriam F. Aarons, Martin Aaronson, George Abbe, Aiantha Adler, Carol Kendall Ahearn, Kevin B. Ahern, Adrienne Albee, George Sumner Albee, Agnes Albert, Rose L. Aldinger, Pearl Aldrich, David Alexander, Helen Shepard Alexander, Susan Alexander, Ruth Aley, Don Allan, David Allais, Barbara Allen, Nancy J. Allen, Neen Alleman, Joseph E. Allick, Ada Allport, Gaydi Allred, Preston B. Albright, Adeline Furness [Althuran], Carrie [Alvaniwitz], Graham G. Alvord.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “An-Au”: Dorothy A. Anderson, Janet Andersen, Loraine Anderson, Patricia C. Anderson, B. Andrews, Ronald W. Angel, M.D., Jessie E. Anglin, Sister Helen [Anjcle], Edward Appert, Marilyn Arkley, Alberta Armer, KnoxAnn Armijo, M. A. Arnold, Desmond Arthur, Bette MacVicar Ashley, Mary Anne Ashley, Renee A. Ashley, Dick Atcheson, Margaret (Mrs. Creighton O.) Audette.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ba”: Angus M. Babcock, Pamela Bachrach, Faith Baldurn, Key Bahrami, June Bailey, JoAnn (Mrs. David) Bailey, Leo J. Bailey, David Haward Bain, Donald Baird, Mrs. Irma Baird, Mary C. Baird, Alice W. (Mrs. Edward D.) Baker, Christina H. (Mrs. George P.) Baker, Alice Balosse, Baith Baldwin, Clarence L. Ball, Dorothy (Mrs. J. Hudson) Ballard, Mildred (Mrs. William) Bandes, Joe Barker, Vernice J. Barker, Chip Barnett, Anne Barrett, Catharine Barrett, Patrick Barrett, Becky Barton, Arnold H. Bateman, David Battan, A. H. Bauche, Kira Russo Bauer, Irma Commanday Bauman, Barry Bauska.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Be”: Cav Bealer, Lawrence W. Beals, Amelia Bean, Verna E. Bean, Ronald Rex Beasley, Joan W. BeBeau, Steve Beck, Gordon Becker, Jeanne Behrend, Moira Belcher, Agnes Bell, Eugenie McChrystal Bell, Gracia (Rasor) Bell, Nancy Bell, Ben Benjamin, John W. Bennett, Meg Bennett, Russell H. Bennett, Dick Bennion, Thomas Beresford, M.D., Jeff Berger, Edith Strickland Berkowitz, Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein, Don Berry, Susan Berry, Marshall A. Best, Preston Beyer.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Bi-Bo”: Sol Biderman, Pauline (Mrs. Walter H.) Billing, Frerick E. Bissell, Jr., Harriet Bissell, Arthur and Bertha Bjerkan, Harriet Blades, William Blaine, Frances P. Blake, Elsa (Mrs. Dudley Moore) Blakely, Hannah H. Blakeman, Rita K. Blanchard, Julian Blaustein, Amanda Block, Peter Bloom, Marien Bloye, Sam Bluefarb, Frima H. Blumenthal, Joan Boal, Anne Cawley Boardman, Helen M. Boardman, T. Christopher Boardman, Mollie Boden, Frank Bohrer, Mary Boline, Cecile and Leonard Born, Jo Bonchard, Ann (Clark) Bonin, Wilma Bouman, Sean Bourke, Kate LeBoutillier.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Br”: Katherine Bracher, Ann Brandie, Dick E. Brandshiy, Alyce Branigan, Irene Breiterebach, Benie Brewer, Betty L. Brickman, Barbara Bridges, Mrs. J. Brindley, Lucile A. Brink, Leslie Brink, Mary E. Brock, Beth Archer Brombert, Norma B. Brooks, Virginia Look Brooks, Beverly Boekel (Mrs. John R.) Broughton, W. A. Broughton, Hazel Brous, Carl G. Brown, Jr., Clarence Brown, Edna Brown, Jenna Icke Brown, Juanita Brown, Virginia W. Brown, Dorothy Brownstone, Phyllis Freeland Broyles, Jean (Mrs. Ralph) Bruce, Barbara L. (Mrs. R. M.)Brugger, W. J. (Bill) Brummitt.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Bu”: Robert Buelteman, Carlos Bulosan, Kirk Bundy, Robert L. Bunting, Garin Burbank, Joy Carter (Mrs. Norman W.) Burchard, Carol (Mrs. Eugene) Burdick, A. L. Burford, J. Daniel (Dan) Burgess, Yvonne Burkart, Dorothy (Mrs. Wm. H.) Burlhart, Louise L. (Mrs. J. C.) Burks, Mrs. Edith Burr, H. Elaine Burnham, Grady Burnett, Beth Burns, Betsy Burton, Esther S. Bushell, Lorna Buster, Russell D. Butcher, Bernard J. Butler, Esther Lang Butler, John F. Butler.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ca”: Connie C. (San Jose Mercury News), Edward Cabral, W. K. Cadman, June (Mrs. Erskine) Caldwell, Jane Camerer, Marjorie Wilkins (Mrs. Angus) Campbell, Gaye Campbell, Horace E. Campbell, M.D., Jeanne Campbell, J. W. Canfield, Georgius Y. Cannon, Helen Cannon, Joan L. (Mrs. Roger D.) Cannon, Marion Cannon, Shelley Canter, Frederick Cantin, Bill Capron, W. F. (Fenton) Carbine, Jim Cardarelle, Millie Carey, Don Carlson, Nancy (Mrs. C. Richard) Carlson, Virginia Spencer Carr, H. C. Carrasco, Hilda Carter, Juliana Cartwright, Cynthia Caruso, Terry Caszatt.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ch-Ci”: Marion N. Chandler, Byron Channing, Margaret (Mrs. Kenneth) Chappell, Dennis W. Chase, Myrtle N. Chase, Roger D. Chatham, Mrs. Dale Chatterton, Judy Chiss, Ramona Chown, Lucy Chruch, James G. (Jim) Churchill, Lida H. Churchville, W. Andrew (Andy) Cies, M.D., Canice Ciruzzi.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Cl-Co”: Beverly G. Clark, Kip Clark, Martha (Mrs. William) Clark, Merle Clayton, Faye Clow, Ann Cochran, Tad Cody, Roderic Coffey, Abby Cohen, Fran Cohen, Geoff Cohen, Michael P. Cohen, Elizabeth C. (Mrs. Robert D.) Collins, Julian F. Colby, J. C. Cole, Margaret R. (Marnie) Coleman, Bruce Colman, Marion Moore Coleman, Norman F. Coleman, Jane Collinson, JoanneCondas, Virginia (Mrs. E. P.) Conkle, Kacie Conner, Juanita T. (Mrs. D. C.) Conyers, Ann Cook, Mardell (Mrs. David G.) Cooper, Miriana Capoech, Theo D. A. Corkerely, Thelma Cornman, John Cosgrove, Richard H. (Dick) Costa, Charles H. Cote, Thomas R. Cox, Bill Coyle, Mary Cozard.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Cr-Cu”: Nijole Crittenden, Rosamond Crompton, Myrtle G. Cromwell, Cathryn Cronin, Harry H. Crosby, Anne Crosman, Norma Crowther, Charles T. Cullen, Michael Culp, Catherine (Katy) Culver, Virginia Kent (Mrs. Stephen) Cummins, Mary and Edward Curewitz, Raymond E. Crist, Howard C. Custer, Preston S. Cutler.
This folder contains single letters from correspondence whose surname begins with “Da”: James V. D’Arc, G. W. D’Arcey, Joanne (Mrs. Clare O.) Dale, Rodney G. Dakin, Liz Dana, John Daniel, Edward B. Danson, Carolyn (Mrs. William) Danz, F. T. (Fred) Darvill, M.D., Ruth S. Dashew, Joan Dashner, Ruth Elwood Dancer, Ruth Douglas, Delmar Lawrence Daves, W. R. Davidson, Almer John Davis, Bette (Mrs. Joseph O.) Davis, Charlene Davis, Harriet Davis, Helen Stewart Davis, Marie Claire Davis, Matt Davis, Wesley Ford Davis, Peter Davison, Beryl Daw, A. Sidney Dawes, Blanche Day.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “De-Di”: Elma Dean, Janet P. (Mrs. Alfred M., Jr.) Decker, Sandra Schmitt Decker, Tony Delcavo, Jean Raphael Demos, Patricia Devlin, Edward Dewey, William G. DeWolf, David A. Dewse, Marion Farwell Dibblee, Carol Dickinson, Samuel Dickson, Karl Dittmer, Mary Dix, Mrs. Charles Dixon.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Do-Dy”: Cathy Argo Dodds, Jerry Donin, Dopilboper, himself, Virginia (Mrs. Earl) Dorsey, Lyn Dougherty, Donald Dovie, Thomas J. (Tom) Doyle, Larry Drake, Mrs. Wenonah Drasnin, Wells (“Curious George”) Drorbaugh, Jr., Don Drummond, Konrad Dryden, Dorothea M. Dryer, Rosemary du Aime, Pat Dubus, Shirley Duller, Wesley Dunbar, Jayne G. Dungan, Jenn [Jhosen] (Mrs. Dudley A.) Dunkle, Theresa Dunleavy, Chester J. Dunn, W. Mark Durley, Jr., Meredith R. (Mrs. C. W.) Dysinger.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ea-Eg”: Gordon Eaker, Brad and Diane Eama, Charles Edward Eaton, Roberta (Mrs. John W.P Eckelberry, Ruth (Mrs. Perry) Easterbrook, Ben Eastman, Ben Eastman, Jr., Robert Easton, Leonard K. Eaton, Dorothy R. (Mrs. Franklin G.) Ebaugh, George E. Edlund, Hazel Holt Edwards, Susan Edwards, Tom [Ehirlick], Wilfrid Eggleston.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “El-Ew”: Joel Elkes, Elizabeth L. Ellison, T. Ellin, Audrey Elwood, Claire Erlichman, Leslie Epstein, Marie Erickson, Stanford C. Ericksen, Mrs. Barbara B. Estes, Shirley Wright (Mrs. Pierre F.) d’ Estrube, Phil Euler, [Sait Enig], Bernice L. Evans, Deda Evans, Janet Ewing.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Fa-Fi”: Dorothy R. Fabian, Else Fagrell, Janice Fong, Wendy (Bush) Faris, Nellie Stegner (Mrs. Frank) Farrell, Harry W. Faville, Lou Echart Faye, Sylvia Fejervary, Mrs. Barney Feldman, Jann Feldman, W. R. Felton, Constance Ferguson, Mary Livingston Ferguson, Patricia Ferguson, Ann Ferrarini, Judy Friedlander, GN (Mrs. Reuel LeRoi) Fick, Henry Field, Howard B. Field, Jim Fields, William Fifield, Gretchen Ludke Finney, Paul O. Fiore, M.D., Ron Fischer (and several other signatures), Judith Fishback, Ann Fishel, Anna Fitz, Tom Fitzpatrick, Thomas Fitzsimmons.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Fl-Fu”: William Fleeson, M. D., Delmont F. Fleming, Eleanor Flexner, F. Harlan Flint, Lee Floren, Betty Flothow, Robert Flynn, Rita Folty, B. de Fonscolombe, Patsy Forbes, John E. Forss, Dorothy Norris Foote, Ruth Macaulay Ford, C. S. Forester, Marjorie (Mrs. Gordon) Foster, Mrs. John M. (R.E.) Fowle, Jim Foy, Beatrice K. Frachelton, Mary Louise Frampton, Viole L. Franklin, Joe B. Frantz, Margot Fraser, E. Sterling Freeman, David Frei, Robin Migdol Freiman, Sophie Friden, Nancy Heyneman (Mrs. Richard K.) Friedlander, Florence C. (Mrs. Jerome S.) Friedman, Judith (Judy) McPhee Fries, Robert Frodeman, G. R. (Dick) Froiseth, Philip A. Frye, Jr., Blair Fuller.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ga-Gl”: James P. Gage, Neil R. Gahagan, A. S. Galbraith, John Kenneth Galbraith, Felipe Galicia, Kim Gantz, Evelyn Garabedian, Edward L. Gardner, James H. Gardner, Arnold Garfinkel, Florence Garvin, David L. Gaskill, Don Geary, Corinne (Mrs. Baxter M.) Geeting, [Jordin] Gelb, William S. (Bill) Geller, Bill Gleuss, Monte Ghertler, Priscilla A. Gibson-Roberts, Mrs. Candace Gifford, Jim Gilbert, Marilyn Gilbertson, John Gilchrist, Jean (Mrs. F. B. ) Gillette, Stanley Gilliam, Mary Lee Glass, Andrew (Andy) Glaze, Kenneth M. Glazier, Peggy Glenn, Fred Glover.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Go-Gw”: Elisabeth B. (Buckman) Godard, NatalieGoldberg, Elizabeth F. Goldsmith, Rae K. Goldsmith, Connie Gomperts, Lt. Col. H. Goodfellow, Janice D. Goodhue, Bruce Gardner, Grace B. Gordon, Nancy A. (Mrs. Andrew G.) Gordon, Mary W. Gore, Betty Goss, Kathleen Gould, Otto C. Grant, John Graves, Will Graves, Samuel A. Greeley, Elmer Green, Mildred Greenwald, Mrs. Annie Pike Greenwood, Howard C. Greer, Anne (Mrs. Lin H.) Griffith, Thomas Griffith, Isabel (Mrs. H. Humphrey) Griggs, Hildegard [Grimert], Christine Weston Griswold, James W. Groshong, Carol (Mrs. James S.) Grossman, Evelyn Gundy, Adaline C. Guenther, Dorothy J. Guggenheim, Jeanne W. Gunn, Patricia B. Gwin.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ha”: Pat Haas, Joan James Hach, George Haessler, Edward F. Hager, Debra Hallman, Barbara (Mrs. Duncan) Hallock, James B. Hall, Jules V. Hallum, Emily S. Hamblen, David Mike Hamilton, Mildred Hamilten, L. T. Hammond, Jr., Joan Hancock, Betty Hanson, Dennis Hanson, Ron Hansen, Katharine W. Harding, Peg Harding, Walter Harding, Fred Hargadon, Mrs. W. J. Haring, Mrs. Robert Harkins, Bruce Harlow, Cosme (Mrs. John E.) Harmon, Megan Tootell Harmon, Martha S. Harre, G. G. Harris, Joyce Harris, Nancy Brayton (Mrs. Thomas W.) Harris, Richmond T. (Dick) Harris, Gary M. Hart, Helen Hart, M. D., Mrs. J. W. Hauser, Jim Havel, Joan [Havencroft], Evelyn Hawes, Helen McKay Hawken, Linda King Hawkins, Elizabeth (Betty) Whorf Hawkins, Sally Hawley, [F.] Hawthorne, Martha Hay, Alfred Hayes, Mary Schumann Hayes, Barbara Hays, James B. Hays III, Virgil Hays.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “He”: Jane Healey, James Hearst, Hazel Heckman, Laura (Mrs. M. W.) Heard, Lyle P. Hedrick, Stanley Heggen, Jane Heimlich, Carl Heintze, Randy L. Heinz, Herbert Heller, Helen Helms, Gerth E. Hendrickson, James P. (Jim) Hendrix, Jr., Jane Hensel, Margo Herb, M. Elisabeth Herberich, Thomas Hester, [Chris Hershett], Herbert H. Herbert, Warren M. Hern, Margarita K. Hershenow, Michael John Herz, Elly Hess, Dustin Heuston, Peter N. Heydon, Roger W. Heyns, Alyson Heyrend.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Hi-Ho”: Gary R. Hill, Harwood Hill, Lewis Hill, Raymond L. Hill, James E. Hilley, Annie Hilliard, Sydney Hillyard, Ted Hoagland, Rachael A. Himsel, Mrs. M. DeKoning Hoag, Sybil Nash (Mrs. James) Hogan, Sylvia Boardman, Alice Tisdale (Mrs. Earle T.) Hobart, Charles F. Hockett, F. W. Hodge, Sally Hodge, Diane Hoffman, Nancy Hoffman, James S. (Jim) Holme, Marjorie Holmes, Harry Hendros, Sidney Hook, Bobbie Hoover, John Hooper, Noel C. Horn, Preston E. Hotz, Fiora M. Houghteling, Frances F. (Mrs. Joseph C.) Houghteling, Joseph C. (Joe) Houghteling, Helen Houghton, Joseph Kinsey Howard, Josephine K. Howard, Margaret Kellogg (Mrs. Lawrence R.) Howard, Robin Howard, L. Howard-Johnson, Clare T. [Horwalk], Kay (Mrs. John N. M.) Howells.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Hr-Hu”: Mrs. Frank, Hrisomalos, Jay B. Hubbell, Tom Burns Huber, Ken Hubnez, Clara Pascal Hudson, Robert F. Hughes, S. Emily Hulslander, Julia (Mrs. Kenneth L.) Hunkins, McCready Huston, Alan Hutchins, Dovie Hutchinson, B. J.[Huwitt].
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “I”: Paul E. Illick, Mrs. Russell Ingersoll, Agnes Inglis, Norma Olin Ireland, Sally [Fouhse Irestone], Win (W. E.) Irwin.
This fold er contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ja”: Jarrell C. Jackman, Doreen S. Jackson, Joseph Henry (Joe) Jackson, Kay Jackson, Jim Jacobs, Mary Jacobs, Theodore R. Jacobs, Harry C. James, Margaret Strom Jameson, Sheilagh S. Jameson, Sharon Jamieson, Kelly Janes, Iona Janassan (Mrs. Henry) Halvarson, Emily Jaskolski.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Je-Ju”: Belinda Jelliffe, Starr Jenkins, Nephi Jensen, Alyce W. Jewett, M. Alma Jisenhans, Bud Johns, Albert J. Johnson, Joanna B. Johnson, Eleanore Pease (Mrs. Maurice L.) Johnson, Emily Hanna Johnson, Gay Rawlins Johnson, Gene Johnson, Jay E. Johnson, Jody Johnson, [Lehn] Johnson, Peg Johnson, Scott Johnson, Sterling R. Johnson, Thelma C. Johnson, Betty White Johnston, Jerry Johnston, Marcella Johnston, Suzanne (Mrs. Hugh B.) Johnston, H. S. (Corky) Jones, Judith B. Jones, Zenestu (Mrs. H. A.) Jones, Robert C. Junk, Carree B. Jump, Kurt W. Jung, Mae and Irving Jurow, Steve Juscik, J. Kent Just.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ka-Ke”: Mrs. Florence Karp, Michael Katz, Andrew Lee Kaufman, Lynne Kaufman, William (Bill) Kaufman, Rebecca Kavaler, E. Donald Kaye, Miriam P. Kayton, Mary Kearney, Joan Keefe, Lois Keejan, Edmund Keeley, George Keithley, Joseph F. Kelleher, Marge Keller, Robert H. (Bob) Keller, Madge Kelley, Howard [Kelliy], George Kellogg, Gaynor (Mrs. David) Kelly, Bernice Brooke Kelly, Gerry Kenny, David Kessler.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ki-Ku”: Margaret Lee Kiely, Karen Davis Kilgore, Ruth H. Kilian, R. J. Kilgour, J. M. Killeen, Frances King, Jeff Kinghorn, Constance King, Vicky Kingsland, Daniel Kingsley, R. W. Kirk-Patrick, Thomas W. Kirkham, Ken Hansen Klingle, Winthrop (Win) Knowlton, Lucille Koch, Lucile Kohn, JoAnn Kolbe, Stuart Kolbinson, Carolyn Konrad, Rebecca (Becky) Love Kourlis, Janeen Kouzi, Billie (Mrs. Adrian A.) Kragen, Marcella Krahinbuhl, M.D., Reggie (Joseph) Kriss, Irene Krell, Rev. Gerald A. Krum, Michael Kunkle(1997 letter to Mary).
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begains with “La-Le”: Al Lake, Cidesaide Kinnamon Ladd, Jane Laclergue, Elizabeth LaDow, Mary Laidlaw, Hjartligu Lalsingarus, Cynthia Landeen, Judith Landis, Robert Lange, Janet Lansburgh, David LaMont Lee, Ann (Mrs. Melvin) Lapides, Marilynn Larew, Elizabeth M. Larin, Harvey Elton Larsen, Marie Larsen, Josephine Larson, Eulah C. Laucks, Beverly Lauderdale, Pam Laughon, Virginia B. (Mrs. Byron W.) Leach, H. O. Lehman, Phillip Leininger, Bob Lemstrom-Sheedy, Kristen Leonard, Louise Leopard, Dr. Howard Levant, Irving Levitas, Lillian Levitin, David Rich Lewis.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Li”: Melody Libby, Corinne Licata, Jacob Lichstein, Miss Cheri Liddie, E. Lieberman, Olga (Mrs. W. D.) Lifton, Howard Lilienthal, M. D., Richard G. Lillard, Victoria Lincoln, Julie Thompson (Mrs. C. A. R.) Lindquist, Lynwood S. Lingenfelter, Betsy Lincoln, Beth Lipstreu-Eyethifer, Gloria G. Litman.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Lo-Ly”: Joan (Lodge) Kemp, Marjorie Loehlin, Frank Loew, Bonnie Loewenthal, Rol Loken, June Lomberg, Lopez and class members, Mrs. A. LoPresti, Beth Lorenz, Monte Lorenget, Marguerite Lovellette, Orville J. Lovik, Ruth Lowery, Leona Gordon Lowin, Lawson G. Lowrey, M. D., Ruth E. (Osgood) Lubic, Ralph K. Lund, Marie Lundstrom, Richard Lungren, Carroll Lunt, Ned Luzmoor, John Lydenberg, Evelyn Herman (Mrs. Frank) Lyle, Cricket Lyman, Dorothy (Mrs. D. C.) Lyman, “Happy” (Mrs. Stanley) Lynn.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ma”: Drake Mabry, Sally (Mrs. Gordon) MacBeth, Nell Mrs. Francis Wayne) [MacVegh], Marie P. MacDonald, H. R. MacMillan, William MacNair, Jane Helm Maddock, Shirley P. Madison, James H. (Jim) Maguire, Henry Mahler, Arthur Gordon Maling, Charlotte E. Malloy, Charlotte Rogers, Dumas Malone, Miriam C. Maloy, Sharon L. Malterer, Barbara Manion, Liz Manning, Robert Manning, Peter Mantel, Ted Manuel, Pvt. Frank Leslie Mapson, Jack L. Maraville, Cecil B. Mark, Brian and Madeline Mark, P. S. Marquis, Walt Marsh, Paul C. Martin, Lt. W. G. (Bill) Marvin, Gregory Mason, Lorna C. Mason, Maxwell Mason, William Mason, Connie (Mrs. Thomas P.) Massey, Shelbee Matis, Merrill Mattes, Ronald Mattes, John Matthews, Ralph E. Matthey, Carvel Mattsson, Shirley Mauller, John L. [and Beth] Maxwell, Ronald A. May, Stephen May, Catherine W. Mayerson.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Mc”: Mick McAllister, Eugene McAuliffe, Carolyn McBirney, Raymond S. McCarty, Carabel Hoover (Mrs. Thomas E.) McEntee, Vincent J. McGinn, Hugh K. McGlade, Sue (Mrs. Meston) McGovern, Alice (Mrs. Thomas) McGerone, Alexandra McHugh, William B. (Bill) McKean, Richard J. McKeown, Margaret Bough (Mrs. Ben) McKinnie, Harriet (Mrs. Allan) McKissock, Charles C. McLaughlin, Patrick H. McLaughlin, Beverly E. McLean, George H. McMurry.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Me-Mi”: Margo Meblin, Barbara Howard Meldrum, Ellen Mehalek, Nancy Melen, Roni Mellon, Selma Melvoin, Kay Merriam, Harry Merritt, Rabbi Kurt L. Metzger, Stephen Mikesell, Carolyn Miley, David H. Miller, Genevieve Miller, Joan Miller, Mary Reynolds (Mrs. Warren D.) Miller, Nina Miller, Plez Miller, Vera Millhouse, Lruth A. Minor, Bruce Mitchell, Ed Mitchell.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Mo-Mu”: Greta Nansen Modecke, Charles S. Moffett, Levi L. Mohler, Clarence R. Mollenhoff, Jay Monaghan, Margaret Moody, Michael M. Mooney, John M. Moore, Margaret Moreau, Rebecca Q. (Becky) Morgan, Gabrielle Morris, Nanna and Enok Moretensen, David Morton, Mrs. Earl A. Mosley, Sallie Moser, Virginia T. Mosley, Jean (Mrs. Edwin L.) Moyer, Julia B. Mozley, Charles Mueller, J. Fraser Muirhead, M. D., Mary B. Powell (Mrs. Anton) Muhs, Molly Mulhern, Ruth Anna H. (Mrs. Jack) Mulligan, Wilbur R. Munson, Wakako Murata, Eleanor Murdock, Laurette Murdock, Steve Murdock, Minnie W. (Mrs. Andrew) Murphy, Nell A. Murphy, Kathleen (Kate) Rushford Murray, Stephen Murray, Marlon C. Musgrove, George Mustoe.
Includes article concerned with Saskatchewan, children’s author.
Includes copies of letters Stegner wrote in 1949-1950.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “N”: William Naftel, Anne S. (Mrs. Philip E.) Negus, Karen P. Nelson, Nils Nelson, Sara Jane Nelson, Karen Nelsson, Sarah Nemtzow, Arthur H. Nethercot, Mark Neyman, Sloan Nibley, G. M. Nichols, Arlene J. Nickels, Luther Nichols, T. H. Nicolle, Edward H. Nichols, John Norbutt, Stuart J. Northrop, Ruth (Mrs. Wayne B.) Nuzum.
Copy of note on photo removed to P0561.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “O”: Mary C. O’Connell, Kathleen O’Conor, Gunnar Ohberg, Lois (Mrs. Robert) Ollodart, Leslie Gail Olsen, Rebecca Olsen, Rae Olson, Virginia White Oram, Gil Orlovitz, Ralph G. Orr, Evelyn Osborn, John F. Osborn, May (Mrs. John K.) Osinga, Antoinette Larmore Ornati, Mrs. H. M. Osmer, Carolyn P. (Mrs. R. S.) Osterholm, Anna Osterhour, Philip Ostien, Marjorie Ottenberg and Bob Wallace, Patty O’Toole, Margaret and Nathaniel Owings, Roberta Ozaydin.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Pa”: Temp Pack, Alfred Palca, Christopher Palermo, John R. Pappenheimer, Deborah Parducci, Virginia Carlson (Mrs. Lewis L.) Parker, Marguerite B. Parkes, Nell W. (Mrs. Willes) Parsons, Alex E. Paull, Ellen Paullin, Elizabeth C. (Mrs. William) Payne.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Pe-Pf”: Malcolm E. Peabody, Douglas Pear, Patty Perrin, Margaret (Mrs. Roy) Peck, Howard Peacock, Edwin Peacock, Helen Harris Perlman, Arthur G. Pettit, Virginia N. (Thompson) Pellegrini, Judith A. (Mrs. John Hall) Pence, Mary Peirano, Ray Weaver (Mrs. C. E.) Perrson, Stella M. (Mrs. J. V.) Perkins, Leesa Pearce, Virginia Thompson (Mrs. Angelo M.) Pellegrini, Colette Penne, Stephen Peeps, Judy Perry, Ira Peck, Emily O. Perrotta, Oscar O. Pederson, Nancy W. Peterson, Arlene Pence, Elizabeth Auld Perry, Timothy (Tim) Pfaff, E. John Pfiffner.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Pi”: B. J. Picard, M.D., Mary E. (Mrs. J. F.) Pickett, Robert Pickus, Larry V. Pidgeon, Earle C. Pierce, Anne Pike-Greenwood, Jan Pilgram, Rachel Ann (Mrs. John Patrick) Pilsworth, Sally Pindar, Julie Pinegar, Catherine Piotrowski, Debby Plesser, Molly D. Purrington.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Po-Pu”: Helen Poco, Connie Pontius, Kenneth Wiggins Porter, Jean Potts, Stuart Edgar Power, Orville Prescott, Tom and Cameron Pressly, Charlotte Price, John Price, William Price, Mary Jane Purcell, Molly D. Purrington.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ra-Ri”: Paul R, N. N. Robb, Tom Radford, Wayne Radziminski, Helen (Mrs. James) Ransk, Bernice (Mrs. A. J.) Randolph, Michelle Rawlins, Florence Raymon, M. Read, Ron Redfern, Kathy Reigstad, Paul E. Reed, Dear Reader, Edward Christian Reinkoester, Marilyn Reis, John Reardon, Ann A. Reiner, Max Reynolds, Valerie P. Reynolds, Arthur Richards, Fred Rimbach, Betsy Ritchey.
Includes a manuscript.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ro-Ru”: Kathryn Robb, Donovan Roberts, Foy Roberto, Elliott Roberts, Gilbert J. Roberts, M.D., John Roberts, Lathrop E. Roberts, Peg (Mrs. N. J.) Roberts, Janet C. Robertson, Jackie Robins, Lina K. Robinson, Tom Robinson, Elizabeth Rodewald, John Rodgers, Josh Roering, Everett M. Rogers, Kenneth Rogers, Jayne L. Rogerson, Elsie G. Rohrbough, Veda Romney, Lee (Mrs. Eugene) Romond, Kathrine (Kathie) Rood, Sally Rookshy, Bill Roorbach, Connie L. Rosenquist, Bette Roth, Virginia (Ginny) S. Rothwell, Wm.Craig Roskam, Donald Sinclair Ross, Mrs. Dora L. Ross, Greg Ross, Frances Ross, Helene Rossetti, Stan [Rongh], Bettina Roux, Edmund S. (Ned) Ruffin, Lawrence Rumley, Frances Runner, Brent N. Rushforth, Sally Russ, Edwon Rutledge.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Sa”: Anne Saldich, Marion Casting Salinger, Theo Dapp Samuels, Margaret Train (Mrs. Boris) Samsonoff, June Sanders, Leo N. Sanford, Paul Sanford, Leah Sattgact, Lucy [Sav], Orlan Sawey, Jacqueline Sawicki.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Sca-Scr”: Jean Scandlyn, Marilyn Schachter, James Schermerhern, R. A. Schermerhorn, Olga Scheuermann, Richard Schlatter, Janet Schliesser, Thomas (Tom) M. Schmid, Helen Schmill, Art Schoenfeldt, Marilyn Schlueter, Cathy Schroeder, Muriel Streeter Schwartz, Kay Sconberg, Anne (Mrs. Richard) Scowcroft, Gretchen (Mrs. Martel) Scroggin.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Se”: Cynthia Sears, Paul B. Sears, Marion Seawell, Helen Howes Seely, Kathryn Seibel, William S. Sessions, William W. Seward, Jr.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Sha-Shu”: David Sharpe, Mrs. Robert A. Shaw, Thomas S. Shaw, Ed Sheffner, Mrs. Gay S. Sheldon, Margaret Shelgren, Harold Shepherd, J. Stephen Sheppard, Steve Sherman, Ruth Forbes Sherry, Nelle (Mrs. Robert) Sherrod, Clint Shinkle, James J. Shipman, Martin Shockley, Alice Shoemaker, Beth Shortliffe, Josephine Shotwell, Henry Shultz.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Si”: Sudir Duncan Sides, Dorothy A. (Mrs. Richard J.) Siewers, Bernard Silver, Joan P. (Mrs. James) Simonds, Paula Simons, Roy W. Simmons, Celia Simon-Ross, Janet Simons, Barney Singer, Mildred Reed (Mrs. Rupert) Sirconi, Jane Sivert.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Sk-Sm”: Lois Skudlarek, Kenneth (Ken) Skulski, Edna (Dignan) Slater, Robby Slater, Thomas (Tom) Slattery, Walter J. Slatoff, Betty Slegers, Cecily Sloan, Barbara Lee Smith, Henrietta R. Smedes, Dorothy F. (Mrs. Bruce Wright) Smith, Eleanor L. (Mrs. David Parkhurst) Smith, Hannah (Mrs. Clovis) Smith, Joseph F. (Joe) Smith, L. N. Smith, Lorna D. Smith, Margaret D. (Mrs. J. W.) Smith, Page Smith, Philip H. (Phil) Smith, Jr., Ron Smith, Sanderson (Sandy) Smith, Viva Smith, W. Whitney (Whit) Smith.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Sn-Sq”: Wilbert Snow, Diane S. Snyder, Evelyn Snyder, June D. (Mrs. J. R.) Snyder, Mary C. Snyder, Connie Solari, Shelley Sommer, Roberta Sorensen, Henry E. Sostman, Leona Sparer, Jackie Speier, T. Spencer, Sally Spival, Sophia K. Spurrier, Mrs. Brenton Squires.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Sta-Ste”: Irene (Mrs. R. W.) Stanford, Tal Stanley, Malina T. (Mrs. John V.) Stanton, Jill Stark, Francis Statton, Mrs. And Mrs. Robert L. (Amy and Bob) Stearns, Pam Stearns, Jason D. Stegner, John C. (Jack) Stein, Blanche Stenger, Barbara (Mrs. David) Stephenson, S. Sterling, Serge D. Sterling, Sheila Sternberg, Elizabeth (Liz) Walker Sterns, Bet Stevens, Hascal V. [Stewart], Katherine Stewart.
Copy of pages from his grandfather’s journal.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Sti-Stu”: Bill Stice, Herb Stickel, Charlotte Stinger, Jennie (Mrs. R. G.) Stith, Bill Stoddard, Bruce Stolbov, Julia C. Stoll, Alice (Mrs. D. J.) Stone, Ruth Kirkpatrick (Mrs. William) Stone, Richard Stookey, Mrs. A. Stoppel, R. F. Stowell, Edie Strickland, Chas. J. Stucky, Mrs. Leo B. Stuhr, Sharon S. Stumb, Carol Sturm.
Folder 55 contains partial letters, first names only, unsigned pages. One group birthday card also included.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Su-Sy”: George F. Sullivan, Karin Sundquist, Susan [Sueve], Mary (Mrs. Alden R.) Swain, Brian Swann, Dona Swanson, Gladys (Mrs. K. A.) Swartz, Terri Sweat, Oney Fred Sweet, Srthur Sylbert, Gay (Mrs. Weymouth Kirkland) Symmes.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Ta-Ti”: Orlovi [Tz], E. Takce, Elizabeth Tank, Kay Tanaka, Bernard R. Tanner, Winifred Tanquary, Ward Holm Tanzer, Lisa Doran Taulbee, Barbara Taylor, Christine Taylor, Hugh C. Taylor, Newton Taylor, Marge Telleen, Lenore Terr, M. D., Margaret Terrien, Rebecca Hallman Tiigel, Norah (Mrs. E. W.) Tisdale, Rosemary Tissot.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Tho”: David Thomas, Margaret Thomas, Marie E. Thomas, Patricia Thomas, Betty J. Thompson, Delsey Thompson, Elisabeth K. Thompson, Elizabeth T. Thompson, Mildred Ladner Thompson, Carol Thomsen, Helen L. Thomson, Stewaart A. Thomson, Sigrid Thorsen.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “To-Ty”: Sandra R. Tobis, Daniel O. Todd, Dorothy (Mrs. John Barr) Tomphins, Megan Tootell, Maureen Tranchina, Molly Trinkaus, Jennie Tucker, Mae Tucker, William G. Tucker, Pvt. Edward Tully, Joseph (Joe) Turk, Hollister W. Turner, Nancyann Twelker, William B. Tyler.
Includes biographical sketch: G. M. Tracy, 1945-1946
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “U”: Fred [Uderll], Claes-Goran Uggla, John Utvich.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “V”: Diana E. Valdina, Dorothy Coleman Van Cott, Marjorie B. (Mrs. Roger H.) Vandenack, Philip W. [VanDercar], Jean Van Evera, Joan L. (Mrs. Stephen A.) Van Ness, James Van Wagoner, Lila (Mrs. Ray) VanZant, Philip J. Varker, Wayland Vaughan, Christopher Vernon, Margaret (Mrs. A. H.) Vigrioles, Rev. Robert D. Vinter, Janice Vohs, Jane (Mrs. William H.) Voiles, Peter R. Voll, Don VonVolkenburg, Stephen M. Voynick, Robert Vreeland.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Wa”: Cpl. James H. Waddell, A.U.S., Mason Wade, Timothy (Tim) Walch, Edna La Moore Waldo, Linda M. Walker, Lois J. Walker, Anne Wallen, Jewel Wallach, Susan A. (Mrs. Nils G.) Wallen, Orma Wallengren, Anne Walters, Robert Walters, Thomas N. Walters, C. H. Wangler, [Andrew Ward], Joseph T. Ward, Lois H. Ward, Mary Jane Ward (Mrs. Edward Quayle), Mrs. A. E. Warreus, Evelyn Wasserstrom, Edmund Watkins, Peg Watrous, Ruth (Mrs. Ian) Watt, Robin E. Way, Edgar (Ed) Wayburn, M.D.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “We”: E. D. Webber, Susan Webber, Gladys Weber, Richard Gibson Wedderspoon, Mae C. Weed, Martha S. Weeks, Kay Wehner, [Delcy Weinberg], Mrs. Donald P. Weiss, Anne Kelney Weitz, Elsa Enquist (Mrs. Loyal A.) Weitz, John L. Welch, Carlton F. Wells, Matthew E. Welsh, Merrick Wells, Mrs. Nancy Wells, Mary Wendler, Rosemarie Werkman, Bruce Werlhof, Florence Werner, Kate West, Rhea R. Westheimer, Berta C. Wetzel.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Whe-Whi”: Kitty Wheeler, Antonia White, Dolores White, Florence M. White, James F. (Jim) White, Katherine White, Leslie A. (Mrs. John C.) White, Max White, M. F. White, Jr., Mrs. Vance G. White, Dartha Whitis, Nancy J. Whitley, Susan Wade Whitney.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Wi”: Keith Widmer, Dennis Wiegand, Peter Wild, Leonora Wiener, Juanita S. Wiggins, Suzanne Wile, Jane Wiley, Wilma Wilhite, Charles Willeford, A. C. (Tony) Willemsen, Barbara B. Williams, Benjamin J. (Ben) Williams, Cedric Williams, Gerti Williams, Mrs. Kenneth D. Williams, Pat Williams, E. C. Williamson, Mary Jayne (Mrs. Duane) Willis, Hal D. Willson, Edward (Ed) Wilson, Gary Wilson, Lowie R. (Mrs. Eugene S.) Wilson, Nancy B. Wilson, William E. Wilson, Gunter [Winach], Janet Winn, Laurence L. Winship, Warner Winter, Mabel (Mrs. Reidar H.) Winther, Helen Wirth, Robert C. Withington, Edward Byron (Ned) Witte, Urb Wittig, Wolfgang Wittmann.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Wo-Wr”: Don Wolfe, Janet H. Womack, Ned Worthington, J. G. Wood, Charles G. Woodbury, Mike Woodhouse, Regina (Mrs. McIver) Woody, Helen Woodward, J. H. Workentin, Celeste T. (Mrs. V. A.) Wright, Cheryl Wright.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Y”: Ellis L. Yochelson, Steve Yoken.
This folder contains single letters from correspondents whose surname begins with “Z”: Angela Zamparelli, Diane Aro Zobel, Natalie Zucker.
This folder contains partial letters, first names only, unsigned pages. One group birthday card also included.
This section includes manuscripts for books, short stories, and articles written by Wallace Stegner. Organized chronologically, the section begins with manuscripts, drafts, and galley proofs of Stegner's novels, essays, short story collections, histories and biographies. There are also some manuscript drafts for unpublished and untitled works. Material related to the books for which Stegner served as contributor or editor is also found here, as well as book reviews written by Stegner.
This section includes manuscripts, drafts, galley proofs of Stegner’s novels, essay collections and short story collections as well as his histories and biographies. The listing is chronological.
This box contains material concerned with Stegner’s earliest book publications:
Copy of book.
Tearsheets, two copies.
Book Cover, Penguin Edition.
Reviews
Photocopy of book.
Photocopy of book.
Reviews.
Advertisements
Reviews.
German Version: “Keiner Bleibt Allein;” copy in German newspaper; advertisements, correspondence, and reviews.
Reviews.
Notes, reviews
Manuscript draft pages and galley copies.
Marked for 1973 reprint.
'Four Rocky Mountain Novels' by Roy B West, Jr.
With Jeffrey Hayden and Ben Benjamin
Forward, Picture Credits, Copy of photos with captions.
Publicity release.
Reviews.
Review in The Saturday Review (page 9), and Ammunition.
Reviews.
Manuscript draft pages.
'Hostage' manuscript draft.
Incomplete first draft: 'Country Dance,' and 'The Romance of A. Kaplan.'
Incomplete first draft: 'The Anti-Christ,' 'God Wants You to be a Good Girl,' 'Saw Gang.'
Incomplete first draft: 'Fox in the Hayfield,' 'Little White Mouse.'
Incomplete first draft: 'The Alien Corn,' 'Andy Mount and Mr. Ritchie.'
Second drafts- 'A Girl Named Liebowitz, p. 1-24; 'God Wants You to be a Good Girl,' p. 25-41; 'Fox in the Hayfield,' p. 42-66
Second drafts- 'The Water Music,' p. 67-83; 'White Mouse,' p. 84-96; The Alien Corn p. 97-113.
Second drafts- 'A Plenty to Live Down,' p. 114-129; 'Interlude at Moonrise,' p. 130-141; 'The Anti-Christ,” p. 142-156.
Second drafts- p. 157-162; 'Pale of Settlement,' p. 179-187 (first draft).
'The Craftsman,' p. 163-178; 'Last Concert.'
Publicity, book cover.
Reviews, 1947, 1949.
Box 61, folders 3-17 contain matters related to Stegner's research and drafts concerned with the Joe Hill story and Stegner's book.
Photocopy of book cover, original outline and title. Publicity.
Reviews
Partial typescript. Note that typescript and galleys were given to the library of the State University of Iowa.
Joe Hill notes
Typed copy of 'Joe Hill to the People of Utah.'
“The Legend of Joe Hill,” by Vernon Jensen; Letter from Vernon Jensen.
Letter from James O. Morris; 'Plagiarism and the Writing of American History: The Case of Philip S. Foner' by James O. Morris.
Publicity release, schedule, book outline.
Book Cover Art and Copy.
Joe Hill Signature Stamps.
Reviews.
Correspondence.
Photocopy of four typed pages, some corrections.
Two Book Covers.
1878-1879, 10 letters.
Typescripts of newsclippings.
Typed copies.
Typed, annotated pages: Journal of Trip down the Blue and the Grand, July 12-August 13, 1869; Second Version of Journal. Information from news clippings, census reports, other, 4 pages. Information from Manuscripts in Hunting, 4 pages. Notes.
In the Daily Colorado Tribune.
In correspondence, Charles Kelly and H. C. Bryant.
Typescript of newspaper clippings.
Concerning J. W. Powell
In the files of the Utah State Historical Society.
Includes: List of Sketches and List of Photographs, Vol. I and II, Random Records.
Vol. 2, p. 78, 84, 115, 113; Vol. 3, p. 187; Information about William Henry Holmes.
List of Photographs in Vol. III, Random Records; List of Sketches by William Henry Holmes in Vol. III, Random Records
Biographical sketch of William Henry Jackson. Extract from news clipping.
Biographical Sketch of Thomas Moran. Excerpts from 'Journal of Trip to the Rocky Mountains,'. Excerpt from news clipping of letter from Holmes to Hayden.
List of photographs, list of sketches.
Letter from F. V. Hayden to W. H. Holmes.
Information on Clarence Edward Dutton.
Written by his son, copy of letter to Stegner.
Lists of sketches.
Maps of the United States: New Hampshire and Vermont.
Reprinted from The American Year Book.
Geological Survey.
Gerald FitzGerald
On 3x5 cards.
River, Land and Ethnographic.
printed in The New York Daily Tribune
By J. W. Powell; In The Scientific Monthly; reprinted from The Popular Science Monthly.
One page of typed quotation.
Articles from The Detroit Post; Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
Includes Powell’s report on his explorations of headwaters of Colorado and resignation as curator of museum.
Third Biennial Report; Seventh Biennial Report.
Compiled from the records of J. W. Powell.
Photocopy of article in Engineering News, includes reprints of Powell’s photographs.
Typed copy, Chapter XIII, 'Over the River.'
'The Ascent of the Grand Teton in 1898;' 'Discoveries in the Pacific Ocean,' 'Sierra or Sierras,' 'The Grizzly Bear Hunter of California'
Reprint from Sierra Club Bulletin.
A list of participants; 'River Trail to Rainbow Bridge,' in The Desert Magazine.
Article published in National Geographic
Typed copy with notations. Also copies of two photographs: Monument in honor of Powell erected in 1923 and of bearded Powell.
1947
Margaret and Otis Marston, rafting pamphlet.
Two letters.
'Immortality' and others.
Typescripts of newspaper articles.
The 1868 Expedition, 4 letters.
Powell Expedition of 1868.
Byers diary extracts; Lyle H. Durley diary.
Regarding expedition, two letters.
Reprinted from Rocky Mountain News
'The First Ascent of Long’s Peak,' by L. W. Keplinger in The Trail. 'Lost Alone on Bear River Forty Years Ago,' by Thomas F. Dawson, in The Trail. Newspaper clippings.
Printed in the Pantagraph. Also, typescript of article in Rocky Mountain News, regarding first ascent of Long’s Peak.
First Colorado River Exploring Expedition, May 24-August 30, 1869. Information on Journal and acknowledgments.
Letter to his brother from Uintah Agency.
Typescript of articles from Rocky Mountain News.
First Colorado Exploring Expedition.
From Bell’s New Tracks in North America
First Colorado River Exploring Expedition; Letter from Frank B. Saries, National Park Service.
Article in The Daily News, Denver, Colorado.
Ed (son of Jack C. Sumner) wrote regarding First Expedition.
Narrative.
Pages 1-8.
Concerning first expedition. Ten articles.
Letters written by J. W. Powell from expeditions.
Four letters. Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune; Transcript of articles appearing in the Pantagraph.
Second Colorado River Exploring Expedition, Book I, p. 1-99; Second Colorado River Exploring Expedition, Book II, p. 1-59; Second Colorado River Exploring Expedition, Book IV, p. 1-56.
Second Colorado River Exploring Expedition, p. 1-18.
Article in the Salt Lake Tribune.
By E. O. Beaman, Appleton’s Journal.
Books 1-5
Letters sent; Roll 1.
Stegner's research in this box is from his indexed 4x6 note card file, arranged by subject.
Indexed, 1870 Expedition
Notations by Stegner throughout.
Some Stegner notations.
By Ralf R. Woolley.
By Robert Follansbee.
By E. C. Larue.
Compiled by Frances S. Nichols.
Front Page Layouts.
Reviews
Partial First Draft, Notebook.
Book Cover; Also publicity pamphlets, 'Fiction: A Lens on Life'
Reviews.
Saskatchewan manuscript; I. 'The Question Mark in the Circle,' p. 7-17; II. 'Preparation for a Civilization,' p. 18-63.
Saskatchewan manuscript; II. 'Preparation for a Civilization,' p. 64-87; Section published in American Heritage.
Saskatchewan manuscript;I. 'Preparation for a Civilization,' p. 88-99
Saskatchewan manuscript; II. 'Preparation for a Civilization,' p. 100-114;'Capital of an Unremembered Past, section published in Atlantic.
Earlier Drafts.
Single Manuscript Draft Pages.
Draft 'The Question Mark in the Circle;' pages 1-30; 48-54.
Draft, I. 'The Question Mark in the Circle'
III. 'The Whitemud River Range,' 'Genesis' manuscript.
Draft, III. 'The Whitemud River Range' pages 131-146; 132-142.
Draft, Chapter 3, p. 1-15
Draft, Chapter 4, 'Carrion Springs,' p. 1-17
Two drafts, 'Carrion Springs,' p. 226-253; 226-254
III. 'The Whitemud River Range;' manuscript draft pages and notes.
III. 'The Whitemud River Range;' manuscript draft pages.
Draft 'Town and Country' p. 241-306.
IV. 'Town and Country,' draft, p. 1-64; 65-123
Research material for this manuscript can also be found in material pertaining to Eastend. See box five.
Research material for this manuscript can also be found in material pertaining to Eastend.
Includes organizational notes by Stegner.
In order received.
Viking Press
Notes on Boundary Survey, Saskatchewan Notes. 'From Drought to Plenty' business article.
Cypress Hills Notes. 'In the Lost World of Cypress Hills' article.
By Harry Otterson
G. M. Furnival
History and Reminiscences of Eastend District.
J. B. Mitchell School
Annual Report;Eastend Memorial Hall and Composite High School.
Batoche National Historic Site
What Did Western Canadian Pioneers Eat?.
Pioneer Churches
Questionaire.
Thomas D. Logie, Correspondence
Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Publications, Saskatchewan in Books
A-G, H-M, N-W, San Francisco Review, Government Publications Read and Annotated.
Pages 1-16
Pages 17-122
Pages 123-210
Pages 211-287
Pages 288-326
Pages 1-9
Title Page, Table of Contents, Acknowledgments, Chronology
Pages 1-16
Pages 17-78
Pages 79-122
Pages 123-186; pages 187-261; pages 262-326.
Pages 329-335
Galley copies.
Notes
Research Materials; Fort Laramie, two pamphlets
Research Materials; Old Oregon Trail, Kirtland Temple, The Pioneer Trail.
Utah Historical Quarterly, Nos. 2 and 3, 1933. Two postcards.
Two Maps of Nauvoo; two publications, Nauvoo; and Mormon Trail.
Order of Illustrations.
Book covers; Also printed copy of Contents, Acknowledgments, Chronology and Introduction.
Two copies of book; tearsheet copy.
Chapters 1-4; chapters 5-6; section 2, chapters 1 and 3.
Notes to reader.
Regarding film version.
A screen treatment of All the Little Live Things, by Pare Lorentz, Jr. Copy 8.
By Pare Lorentz, Jr., Copy 13.
For film rights to All the Little Live Things.
Draft blurb, advertisements.
Table of Contents; 'Overture: The Sound of Mountain Water'
'The Rediscovery of America,' 'Packhorse Paradise,' and 'Navajo Rodeo'
'San Juan and Glen Canyon,' 'Glen Canyon Submersus,' and 'The Land of Enchantment'
'Coda: The Wilderness Letter,' 'At Home in the Fields of the Lord,' and 'Born a Square'
'History, Myth and The Western Writer,' 'The West Synthetic: Bret Harte,' and 'The West Authentic: Willa Cather'
'The West Emphatic: Bernard DeVoto,' 'The Book and the Great Community'
Title Page, Author's Note, Table of Contents, Introduction
All chapters.
'Wallace Stegner's Vision on Wilderness,' by Susan Tyburski in
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Manuscript Pages 1-31
NO REPRODUCTION ALLOWED OF THIS MATERIAL. NO PHOTOCOPIES, NO SCANNING AND NO PHOTOGRAPHING.
NO REPRODUCTION ALLOWED OF THIS MATERIAL. NO PHOTOCOPIES, NO SCANNING AND NO PHOTOGRAPHING.
NO REPRODUCTION ALLOWED OF THIS MATERIAL. NO PHOTOCOPIES, NO SCANNING AND NO PHOTOGRAPHING.
By Phil McConnell.
Trip across Saudi Arabia. Also 'Arabian Caravan.'
Excerpts from Letters.
Aramco Names and Addresses
TWA Athens City Map
International Customs, Currency and Passport Information
Article about Woodson 'Spike' Spurlock.
Max Steinke’s Jeddah Trip; Abstract from geological field notes.
'Message of Fred Davies at the Dedication of Steinke Hall'
Regarding Labor Relations.
Negotiation of the Concession
Annual Dinner Meeting of the Boston Stock Exchange.
A report on the dispute.
By Philip McConnell.
By George T. Draper.
Dammam No. 12 Fire.
In The Standard Oiler
Interchapter Try
Oliver 5 Years West; Susan Illustrator East
For Literary Guild Magazine
Draft blurb, jacket copy.
Book shop in Santa Cruz.
Explanation of ownership of letters; Controversy with San Francisco Chronicle article.
Arthur H. Frazer Correspondence; Booklets: 'Bibliography of Hydrometry'; 'Proceedings of Engineers of the Reclmation Service';Photo (photocopy) of Embudo Camp
Stegner’s notes from letters; plot notes, research, planning.
Excavation of house site.
Letters from readers mentioning M.H.F.
Photocopies of house in Boise River Canyon; Includes note.
Background manuscript on Angle of Repose by Stegner.
Libretto draft
1976
Programs, Ticket stubs.
Fan Letter;Lecture Series schedule, Ballet.
Roho San Francisco Opera Oral History Completed.
Alan Cranston Remarks Honoring Stegner;Invitations.
Correspondence
Grass Valley, New Almaden, Santa Cruz.
Leadville, Michoacan.
Sul Ramo.
La Mesa, Cottage D. Zodiac.
Copies of book.
p. 1-8
p. 197-422
p. 453-470; 486-488
p. 55-96
p. 97-132
p. 133-169
p. 170-202
p. 203-254
p. 255-296
p. 299-496
p. 1-54
p. 55-132
p. 133-222
p. 223-254
p. 255-484
p. 1-496
p. 1-57
p. 58-414
p. 415-496
Title Page, Table of Contents, Author’s Note
p. 1-57
p. 58-96
p. 97-223
p. 224-266
p. 267-309
p. 310-360
p. 361-484
p. 1-81
p. 1-69
1-257, Re-Writes, Arrangements
p. 1-170
p. 1-49
p. 50-91
p. 92-113
p. 114-156
p. 157-195
p. 1-113
p. 1-108
p. 1-37
p. 38-72
p. 73-91
p. 92-127
p. 128-179
p. 1-37
p. 38-72
p. 73-91
p. 92-127
p. 128-179
German version of The Spectator Bird.
The following folders are draft manuscripts for
Single Pages
pp. 1-73; 1-102
pp. 13-16; 13-32; 4-5; 1-84
pp. 29-32; 21-22; 13-15; 17-18; 22-25; 27.
pp. 31-32; 30-31; 29-34; 28-31.
pp. 33-35; 30-31; 32-33; 31-33.
pp. 1-96; 97-185; 186-206; 210-287
pp. 1-319
'Newsreel' p. 1-302
'A Thing That Lasts,' p. 1-283
p. 1-283
Single Note Pages
Book Cover
This box contains material produced by both Wallace and Page Stegner, as well as a draft note from Mary.
p. 70-79; 3., p. 80-82; 4., p. 83-89.
p. 90-94; 6., p. 95-99.
p. 100-113
p. 114-133
p. 160-175
p. 1-15
p. 1-23
p. 1-17
p. 1-17
p. 1-26
Manuscript draft. Note from Mary.
Manuscript, galley.
Manuscript, galley.
First proof.
First proof.
First proof.
First proof.
First proof.
First proof.
Partial manuscript draft. First proof.
First proof.
First proof.
Proof.
First proof.
First proof.
pp. 1-256 in five folders.
This box contains Etulain's early questions for Stegner and the first manuscript draft.
4x6 note pages.
Hand-written and typed versions.
Note from Richard Etulain.
Note from Richard Etulain.
Separate page.
Accompanying letter.
Chapters in same order as previous versions.
Note from Richard Etulain; Trudy McMurrin, editor.
Chapters in same order as previous versions. Folder 19 contains two corrected versions for pages 9-30.
Folders 1-4 contain correspondence, publicity, and reviews. Folder 5 contains documents. Folders 6-14 contain notes and early draft material.
Richard Etulain and Wallace Stegner.
Chapbook, manuscript drafts, review.
Early Notes, Planning
Six versions.
Unnumbered pages, three versions.
This box contains 12 folders of manuscript draft pages arranged in chronologically numbered page groups from the beginning of the manuscript through draft page number 139.
This box contains 12 folders of manuscript draft pages arranged in chronologically numbered page groups through draft page numbered page 239. These page groups are sometimes chapters or partial chapters, some are re-workings of scenes or events.
Folders 1-9 of this box contain manuscript draft pages through page 342. Folders 10-13 contain the first and second drafts of the manuscript which was written under the original title, "Amicitia," and are numbered pages 1-222 and 1-192.
Contains third through fifth draft material.
p. 1-254
p. 1-342
p. 1-343
Folders 1-11 contain notes, notebooks, advertising,sales material, and reviews. Folders 12-19 contain research notes and reviews.
With note from Mary.
Also envelope of notes.
Notes on characters, scenes, reminders regarding manuscript.
Stegner's plot mapping.
Two Book Covers
In Western American Literature
Unused fragments. Mary’s note.
'Place, Form and Prayer,' by Paul Horgan; 'Jefferson, Thoreau and After,' by J. B. Jackson.
'High Plains Country,' by J. B. Jackson; 'The Rose of the Nonhuman Environment,' by Harold F. Searles.
'Locale and Architecture,' by Jean Gottmann; 'Speculations on the New American Landscapes,' by Robert B. Riley.
'The Growth of Landscape Consciousness,' by Hermann Mattern; 'Global Futures: The Third World,' by Peter H. Raven.
For research.
For research.
For The American West as Living Space.
Regarding 'On the Teaching of Creative Writing'
For 'On the Teaching of Creative Writing'
Book.
'Foreward,' 'The Traveler,' 'Bugle Song,' and 'Beyond the Glass Mountain.'
'The Berry Patch,' 'The Women on the Wall,' and 'Balance His, Swing Yours,' 'Saw Gang,' 'Goin’ to Town.'
'The View From the Balcony,' 'Volcano,' and 'Two Rivers,' 'Hostage.'
'In the Twilight,' 'Butcher Bird' and 'The Double Corner,' 'The Colt.'
'The Chink,' 'Chip Off the Old Block' and 'The Sweetness of the Twisted Apples,' 'The Blue-Winged Teal.'
'Pop Goes the Alley Cat' and 'Maiden in a Tower,' 'Impasse,' 'The Volunteer.'
'A Field Guide to the Western Birds' and 'Something Spurious From the Mindanao Deep.'
Genesis
'The Wolfer,' 'Carrion Spring' and 'He Who Spits at the Sky,' 'The City of the Living.'
Foreward, Table of Contents, 'The Traveler'
'Bugle Song,' 'Beyond the Glass Mountain' and 'The Berry Patch,' 'The Women on the Wall.'
'Balance His, Swing Yours' and 'Goin to Town,' 'The View from the Balcony,' 'Volcano.'
'Two Rivers,' 'Hostage' and 'In the Twilight,' 'Butcher Bird.'
'The Double Corner,' 'The Colt' and 'The Chink,' 'Chip Off the Old Block.'
'The Blue-Winged Teal,' 'Pop Goes the Alley Cat,' 'Maiden in a Tower,' 'Impasse,' 'The Volunteer.'
'A Field lguide to the Western Birds' and 'Something Spurious from the Mindanao Deep.'
'Genesis,' 'The Wolfer.'
'Carrion Spring,' 'He Who Spits at the Sky' and 'The City of the Living.'
Foreward, Table of Contents and 'Beyond the Glass Mountain,' 'The Berry Patch.'
'The Women on the Wall,' 'Bugle Song' and 'Balance His; Swing Yours,' 'Saw Gang.'
'Two Rivers,' 'Goin to Town' and 'The View from the Balcony,' 'The Volcano.'
'Hostage,' 'In the Twilight' and 'Butcher Bird,' 'The Double Corner.'
'The Colt,' 'The Chink' and 'Chip Off the Old Block,' 'The Sweetness of the Twisted Apples.'
'The Blue-Winged Teal' and 'The City of the Living,' 'Pop Goes the Alley Cat,' 'Maiden in a Tower.'
'Impasse,' 'The Volunteer.'
'Field Guide to the Western Birds' and 'The Traveler,' 'Something Spurious from the Mindanao Deep.'
'Genesis'
'Carrion Spring,' 'The Wolfer' and 'He Who Spits at the Sky,' About the Author.
'Foreward, Table of Contents and 'Beyond the Glass Mountain,' 'The Berry Patch,' 'The Women on the Wall.'
'Bugle Song,' 'Balance His, Swing Yours' and 'Saw Gang,' 'Goin to Town.'
'The View from the Balcony,' 'The Volcano' and 'Two Rivers,' 'Hostage,' 'In the Twilight.'
'Butcher Bird,' 'The Double Corner' and 'The Colt,' 'The Chink,' 'Chip Off the Old Block,' 'The Sweetness of Twisted Apples,' 'The Blue-Winged Teal.'
'The City of the Living' and 'Pop Goes the Alley Cat,' 'Maiden in a Tower,' 'Impasse,' 'The Volunteer,' 'Field Guide to Western Birds.'
'The Traveler,' 'Something Spurious from the Mindanao Deep,' 'Genesis.'
'Carrion Spring,' 'The Wolfer,' 'He Who Spits at the Sky.'
1-103; About the Author, Also by Stegner, Dedication, Foreward, Table of Contents.
pages 104-176
pages 177-244
pages 245-357
pages 358-449
pages 450-End
'Two Rivers,' 'Something Spurious from the Mindanao Deep.'
Unrevised Proofs
Copy Editor’s Query Sheet; Type Setting, Table of Contents order.
Book Cover, Foreward
Reviews
Editing Copy: Title Page, Acknowledgments, Table of Contents, Introduction.
Editing Copy: I. “Personal,” p. 1-36.
Editing Copy: II. “Habitat,” p. 37-73.
Editing Copy: II. “Habitat,” continued, p. 74-133.
Editing Copy: III. “Witness,” p. 134-185.
Manuscript: “Haunted by Waters . . . Norman MacLean.”
Editing Copy: III. “Witness,” continued, p. 186-227.
Slick Galleys, I. Personal, p. 1-41.
Slick Galleys, II. Habitat, p. 42-l32.
Witness, p. 133-229
This section contains manuscript materials, proofs, printed copies, reprints of many of Stegner’s short stories.
Published in Salt Lake Tribune. Manuscript, tearsheets.
Manuscript. Tearsheets from American Places.
Reprint from Frontier and Midland.
Original printed copy, Intermountain Review, Summer.
Manuscript.
Tearsheets from Redbook. Note about characters.
Tearsheets. Copy of Scribners.
Novelette published in Redbook.
Published in The Atlantic, p. 349-356.
Tearsheets from Colliers.
Revisited by Wallace Stegner.
Tearsheets from Decision.
Tearsheets from Mademoiselle.
Tearsheets from Atlantic, p. 123, 127. Separate copies of illustrations.
Photocopy of printed story.
n Reader’s Digest, p. 24-26, condensed from Atlantic. Tearsheets.
Tearsheets from Redbook.
Tearsheets from Atlantic Monthly.
Tearsheets.
Manuscript.
Published in Harper’s, May. Tearsheets.
Manuscript drafts (2), pages kept in order received.
Manuscript drafts. Review.
Manuscripts; Wraparound; Reprints, tearsheets.
Manuscript, tearsheets, reprints. In The Diliman Review, p. 17-27.
Manuscript drafts; Tearsheets. Photocopy of story.
Tearsheets from Woman’s Day; Analysis of Stegner’s short story, “Impasse,” in Analysis: the short story by Arthur Myers.
Early drafts. Note from Mary Stegner; Manuscript, pages from Mademoiselle.
Manuscript drafts; Tearsheets.
Manuscript drafts. Note from Mary Stegner; Tearsheets.
Manuscript drafts, tearsheets. Note from Mary Stegner.
Early drafts and notes; Final draft; Copies and tearsheets from Esquire.
Manuscript; Tearsheets from Harpers.
This box contains materials for the short story, "Genesis."
p. 1-89; p. 90-148
And photocopy of final draft.
p. 85-164
Tearsheets from Pacifica; Two copies of Pacifica.
Manuscript. Tearsheets from Harpers.
Manuscript draft pages with notes.
Manuscript; Partial film script; Screenplay: 'Winter of the Wolves,' written by Nancy Trites Botkin from Stegner’s story.
In McCall’s; Tearsheets, photocopy of story, photocopy of manuscript.
'Chip Off the Old Block,' 'The Foreigner,' 'In the Twilight'
In The Daily Iowan
In The Daily Iowan
In Proceedings of Utah Academy of Sciences.
In Intermountain Review, tearsheets, p. 1, 3
Reprint from The Scientific Monthly.
In The Writer, p. 342-344; Tearsheets. Redbook Manuscript.
In The Saturday Review of Literature; In Rocky Mountain Review
In The Delphian Quarterly; Tearsheets.
In Publisher’s Weekly; Tearsheets
In Delphian Quarterly
In Delphian Quarterly
In Delphian Quarterly
In The Writer
In The Tourists Calendar
In Providence Journal
In Delphian Quarterly
In Rocky Mountain Review
In Delphian Quarterly
In The Writer
In Delphian Quarterly
In Delphian Quarterly
In Harper’s
In Delphian Quarterly; In PRO TEM, Vol. 1, No. 3
In Delphian Quarterly
In The Writer
In The Atlantic; Tearsheets, photocopy, two letters, news clippings.
In Common Ground
In New Republic
In Ammunition
In Glamour
In Saturday Review
In The Pacific Spectator
In ‘47 Magazine
In ‘47 Magazine
In The Atlantic Monthly
In Atlantic
In New Republic; manuscripts, galleys.
Manuscript.
News clippings
In New Republic
In New York Times, Book Review
In Pacific Spectator
In Pacific Spectator; Manuscript, notes, tearsheets, galleys. Review.
Manuscripts and correspondence.
In The English Journal; In The College Journal.
In The Colorado Magazine
In The Pacific Spectator
In Woman’s Day
In The Reporter
In Woman’s Day
In Yale Review
In Western Review
In Saturday Review; Published separately by Viking 1960.
In Collage English
In Woman’s Day
In Tomorrow; Originally titled Paseo by the Back Roads.
Two drafts, note from Mary Stegner.
In Pacific Spectator
In The Indian PEN
In The Reporter
In Saturday Review
In The Pacific Spctator
In The Reporter
In Woman’s Day; in Today
In Western Humanities Review
In The Reporter
In Woman’s Day
In The New Republic
In Sports Illustrated
In Sports Illustrated; Research materials, manuscript, tearsheets. Correspondence
In American Heritage
In Author and Journalist
In Holiday
In Saskatchewan History
In Nation
In The Deseret News
In Holiday; Manuscript drafts, tearsheets. Article also published in Greek, copy included; Correspondence; Research material, notes.
In Vogue
In Saturday Review
In Atlantic; Tearsheets, photocopy of article, Seventh Cavalry Memorial Association pamphlet.
In The New Yorker
In Saturday Review
In Saturday Review
In Saturday Review
In Saturday Review
In Atlantic
In Atlantic
In Stanford Today
In Coronet
In Harper’s
In Arizona and the West
In Arts in Society
In Atlantic
In The Saturday Review
In Challenges and Choices section of Post Dispatch
In Atlantic
In Saturday Review
In American West
In American West; Copy of magazine; Keepsake Reprints.
In Dialog
In Saturday Review
In Holiday
In Saturday Review
In Saturday Review; Manuscript draft, magazine; Research notebook on Everglades.
In Nation
In Saturday Review
Possibly published as 'Legislating to Save the Land.'
In Vermont History
In American West Review
In Saturday Review
In American West Review
In Library Journal; From the University of Utah Library Dedication Exercises. Manuscript, Keepsake reprint.
In Aramco World
In American Heritage
In Saturday Review
In Life
In Dialogue, A Journal of Mormon Thought
In Esquire
In Westways
In Atlantic
In American Heritage
In Travel and Leisure
In The Stanford Magazine
In The American West
In Travel and Leisure
In The American West
In University of Toronto Quarterly
In Travel and Leisure
In Holiday
In The Imprint
In Middlebury
In Esquire
In South Dakota Review
Comment by Wallace Stegner in Western’s World
In Daedalus
In Westways
In Palo Alto Times
In The Stanford Observer
By Wallace and Page Stegner; In The Atlantic; Manuscript; Two research notebooks. Butte Local Development Corporation letters.
In The American West
In American Heritage
In New America
In Country Journal
In Country Journal
Memoir for Harpers; See also: Harpers correspondence, December 23, 1980, Bx 35, Fd 10
In Country Journal
In The Living Wilderness
In Palo Alto Weekly
In Washington Post, Inaugural Edition
In American Heritage
In American Heritage
In Living Wilderness
In Living Wildernes; Manuscript drafts, notes.
In New West
In New West
In New West
In New West
In Plateau
In Country Journal
In Sierra
In California
In American West
In Wilderness
In Arizona Highways
In American West
In California Living;Also published in The San Francisco Examiner and Chronicle.
In Nebraska Humanist
In Wilderness
In Great Escapes
In Western American Literature
In American Heritage
In Reader’s Digest
In The Californian
In Los Angeles Times; Also published as 'Development of the West: America’s Original Sin' in Sunday Journal-Star,
In Art and Antiques
In Wilderness
In American Heritage
In US West
In Esquire
In Family Portraits
In Los Angeles Times Opinion
In Ford Times
In Ford Times
In Sierra
Correspondence; Review; Manuscript drafts, sample copy of book.
In Smithsonian
In Western Living
In San Francisco Examiner; and 'Out Where the Sense of Place is a Sense of Motion' in Los Angeles Times.
In Countryside
In Life
In American Way; Manuscript and photocopy, notes from telephone interviews. Correspondence, expenses.
In International Herald Tribune
In Life
In Peninsula Times Tribune
In American Way; Magazine, galleys, drafts; Correspondenc; Research material and notes.
By Beatrice Casey
In Sierra
Articles in folders 1-11 were published in years 1992-1993 as indicated. Articles in folders 12-14 were published but no publication date is included.
In American Way; Manuscript drafts; Abercrombie and Kent Information Packet; Maps of Scotland and Great Britain; Scotland information, newspaper clippings; Brochures
In Country Life
In San Francisco Review of Books
In American Way
In Architectural Digest; Notes, research material; Manuscript, first proof.
Three articles, tearsheets
Two articles, tearsheets.
News clipping, photocopy.
Stegner contributed written pieces such as chapters, introductions, forewards to various projects and served as editor for several publications during his career. These efforts ranged from a brief introduction or foreward to a publication to the editing of a complete book such as his collection of the letters of Bernard DeVoto.
Publicity release.
Introduction manuscript, outlines. Advertisement.
Reviews
Review.
In Literary History of the United States; Manuscript for chapter 7; editorial comment.
Correspondence with Stewart.
Correspondence; Information for Contributors; Encyclopedia Britannica Library Research Report; Review.
In Aspirin Age
Tearsheets, 'Makers of Fiction.'
Outlines.
Manuscripts: 'The Portable Phonograph,' by Walter Van Tilburg Clark; 'Rest Camp on Maui' by Eugene Burdick; 'The Lost Boy.'
Manuscripts: 'Comment on Ivy Day in the Committee Room'; 'The Matron of Ephesus,' by Caius Petronius with Analysis; 'In Exile,' with comment.
Manuscripts: 'On the Way' with comment. Comment on 'At the Bay.'
Galleys: 'Home is a place' by Bessie Breuer, 'A Problem in Fiction,' by Wallace Stegner.
Correspondence.
Review.
In This I Believe
For Standard Oil Company's Western Scenes Giveaway; Manuscript
Reviews.
Foreward.
Dinosaur or White Elephant manuscript.
The Marks of Human Passage, first and second drafts. Tearsheets.
Manuscript: The Natural World of Dinosaur
Fast Water and Slow Women by Otis Marston.
The National Park Idea, by Alfred A. Knopf.
Archaeology, by Robert H. Lister, first and second drafts.
By David Bradley; First, Second, Third Drafts.
By Eliot Blackwelder; First, Second, Final Drafts.
With General Services Administration, National Archives and Record Service.
U.S. Geological Survey, Air Express receipt, Utah Field House of Natural History in Vernal, Utah.
Trustees for Conservation; Correspondence.
1954-1956
Sierra Club.
National Park Service.
By Frederick Rinehart
By Samuel W. Taylor
By G. E. Untermann and B. R. Untermann.
Transcript.
Typescript of article in the Williams News
Also Sierra Club releases: 'Colorado River Unit Hikes Publicity Outlay' and 'Sierra Club Issues New Warning on Dinosaur Project.'
Notes on Meeting of Colorado Water Conservation Board
Is Dinosaur National Monument Needed for Power?
Current Reclamation arguments and some counterarguments'; 'The CBS Colorado River Report'
'Preserving Dinosaur National Monument Unimpaired' and 'Are Some of Our National Parks in Danger of Being Flooded?'
By David R. Brower.
'Water, Power, and Parks' with transcript of question period; 'The Preservation of Scenic Resources in Columbia Basin Water Development.'
Also Sierra Club Bulletin, 1954 and 'Senate Hearings on the Upper Colorado River Storage Project.'
'Hetch Hetchy–Once is Too Often,' by Robert K. Cutter; 'Don’t Dam the National Park System'
In National Geographic
Manuscript Draft; Review.
Reviews
Introduction, manuscript drafts; Outlines.
Manuscript, notes.
Manuscript drafts.
'Introduction' manuscript, photocopy of published Introduction; Notes, outlines.
Typescript of three Mary Hallocke Foote letters. And 'Rise of the Short Story,' by Bret Harte.
Correspondence.
Manuscript.
Copy of publication.
Photocopy of Introduction, 'Small Handful of the Superb,' by Granville Hicks; Reviews.
'A Los Altos Postman Deserves a First Copy of Prize Stories' by Mary Stegner.
Stegner’s Introduction to writings of Bret Harte. Includes Stegner’s manuscript, Table of Contents, photocopy of Introduction. See also New American Library of World Literature.
'Benny DeVoto’s America' Introduction by Wallace Stegner. Galleys; (Originally a tribute to exhibition and The Papers of Barnard DeVoto.)
Introduction.
Reprint of Introduction, notes, photocopy of Powell’s 'Irrigable Lands of the Arid Region'.
In American Heritage Book of Natural Wonders; Manuscript, galleys; notes from U. S. Forest Service; Four Portraits and One Subject: Bernard DeVoto, review.
Prospectus for a Series of Composition Texts by Edwin H. Sauer.
Outlines for Books 1, 2, 3, and 6; Introduction, organizational charts, agendas, and recommendations.
Manuscript draft.
Students’ Handbook for The Study of Literature.
Introduction to Theodore Dreiser; manuscript, editing copy.
Introduction to Thomas Wolfe; manuscript, editing copy.
Preface
Correspondence
Correspondence; Introduction manuscript.
Published in The American Novel from James Fenimore Cooper to William Faulkner.
Miss Ravenel’s Conversion, by John W. DeForest and Sister Carrie, by Theodore Dreiser.
McTeague: A Story of San Francisco by Frank Norris and The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner
By William Brandon; with an appreciation by Wallace Stegner in The American West
In California the Dynamic State
In Michael/Frank
In Atlantic Brief Lives
In Rediscoveries; Copy of article; correspondence.
Manuscript
Handwritten copy; manuscript, first revision.
Manuscript drafts.
Ansel Adams and the Search for Perfection
Notes for Foreward.
Notebook.
Foreward, manuscript, tearsheets.
Mary’s Notes.
Manuscript Introduction.
Manuscript.
Manuscript, photocopies of Introduction.
In Christmas Treasury; Manuscript.
In Trails West; manuscript, galleys, research notes, expenses, and correspondence regarding research.
In Remembering; manuscript, correspondence, jacket design layout; book.
Manuscript drafts; letter from Linda Evans, President of Art Programs, Inc.
Manuscript, 'George R. Stewart and the American Land.'
Annual Report with comment by Wallace Stegner.
Introduction
Ansel Adams Tribute Book.
Afterword; Reviews.
Manuscript, newspaper clipping, correspondence.
Manuscript, galleys.
Correspondence and project proposal.
Photocopy of introduction from book; manuscript photocopy.
In A Sense of History
In Themes and Variations
Foreward to the New Editio; manuscript.n
Introduction
In Stilema; copy of booklet; Italian.
Book with Foreward by Stegner.
Manuscript draft; correspondence
Author unknown.
Manuscript copies of Foreward and Introduction.
In Montana Spaces
Foreward manuscript. Correspondence.
Promotion quote for book. Manuscript page.
Manuscript. Correspondence.
In Heaven Is Under Our Feet: A book for Walden Woods.
Proof of article contributed
Galleys. Published by Browntrout.
In The Californian
Foreward manuscript.
Author’s Note, Outline, Synopsis
Article by Stegner includes proposal for future efforts.
Manuscript about Joe Hill.
Manuscript with notations. Note from Mary.
An Introduction or a biographical sketch.
Four Faces of Ecuador: Finca on the Esmeraldas; Five Faces of Ecuador: the Paramo
By Wallace Stegner; manuscript draft with notations; also notes by Mary Stegner.
By Wallace Stegner; two manuscript drafts.
Manuscript.
Two drafts.
Manuscript.
Manuscript with note from Mary Stegner.
(Say It Isn’t So, Joe).
Manuscript.
Manuscript.
'Two hundred years ago 96% of Americans were farmers'; Includes note from Mary.
Stegner’s recollections of his friend.
Manuscript.
Published in California Magazine? Two drafts.
Two drafts, notes from Mary.
Early draft and revised draft.
Notes regarding Pacific Grove.
'Chronicles of the West,' review by Stegner.
'Forgive Us Our Neuroses,' review by Stegner.
'A Strong Novel of the Minnesota Land,' review by Stegner.
By Dale Morgan
By Bernard DeVoto
'The Art of the Right Word,' review by Stegner.
'The Book Parade,' review by Stegner.
'The Violent Life and Death of a Mythical Town,' review by Stegner.
'Tales That Grew by the Village Green,' review by Stegner.
'The Celebrated Jumping Freud,' review by Stegner.
Edited by Edith Mirrielees
'Megalopolis and the Country All Around,' review by Stegner.
'Legislating to Save the Land,' review by Stegner.
'California’s Journey Toward Identity,' review by Stegner.
Americans and the California Dream: 1850-1915, by Kevin Starr; 'California: Land of Dreams, Promises and Progress,'is Stegner’s review of the two books.
'Walter Clark’s Frontier,' Stegner’s review of Max Westbrook’s book.
By Joseph Heller
'A Footnote to the American Dream,' review by Stegner.
By Ron Redfern; 'Panoramic Splendor in the Grand Canyon,' review by Stegner
'Wallace Stegner on the Demise of Ranching.'
By Philip L. Fradkin; 'Running Dry,' review by Stegner.
By Paul Brooks; 'Writing for Nature–A Peculiarly American Tradition,' Stegner’s review.
'Regress and Pillage,' review by Stegner.
'The Secrets of Wounded Knee' review by Stegner.
'A Little Bit of Heaven With Good P.R.'
'The Meddler’s Progress' review by Stegner.
'A Passionate World of Black and White,' review by Stegner.
'Off the Road Again,' review by Stegner.
'Going Home Again,' review by Stegner.
Review manuscript.
Great Novel of an Exalting Experience Leaves Doubt, review by Stegner.
One of the Great Stories of the West, review by Stegner.
Review manuscript.
Pure Wild Wool in His Yarns, review by Stegner.
An Affirmative Story, review by Stegner.
The New Novels, review by Stegner.
The following subseries contain contracts for the works listed.
Readings for Citizens at War.
'Who Persecutes Boston'
The folders in this box contain requests and permissions for reprints, quotes, and reproductions from Stegner's work. The requests are listed chronologically from 1941-2000.
Correspondence; Contract; Catalogue
Correspondence
Correspondence; Catalog; Royalty Statements; 'A Sense of Place' reviews
Advertisement, Beyond the Glass Mountain
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence; Regarding The Way West.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Film Project
Correspondence
Grant Proposal
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence; Includes script pages for Big Rock Candy Mountain.
Regarding Jeffrey Hayden and Big Rock Candy Mountain.
Includes information on Willa Cather: On the Divide.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Regarding One Nation.
Regarding grazing film project.
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence; Regarding Growing Up Western.
Correspondence
Regarding 'Remembering Laughter.'
Correspondence; Regarding The Spectator Bird screenplay.
Correspondence; Regarding The Donner Party.
The Donner Party, Script
Correspondence regarding 'Wilderness Journal.'
General correspondence.
Correspondence with Mary; Includes photocopy of Stegner’s handwritten draft and Mary’s notes.
Program information, biography of cast.
Manuscript; master version.
Final Report; Project Director, Marjorie Leet; correspondence.
Correspondence
Correspondence
For Voices of America Broadcast, manuscript and correspondence.
Correspondenc regarding 'Writers Reading.'e
Personal Release
Correspondence regarding Angle of Repose.
The Great Plains Experience–A Cultural History; Evaluation, Critique of Units One and Eight by Allan G. Bogue; Commentary by Howard R. Lamar.
The Great Plains Experience–A Cultural History, Television One.
Television Two.
Television Three, The Depression.
Regarding 'Butcher Bird.'
Correspondence regarding All the Little Live Things.
Correspondence regarding Wolf Willow.
Correspondence
Correspondence regarding 'Pop Goes the Alley Cat.'
Washington, D.C.
Regarding 'Angle of Vision.'
Correspondence
St. George, Utah
North Carolina
Harry R. Warfield regarding biographical sketch of Stegner.
List of Stegner materials.
Tokyo, Japan
Denham Sutcliffe, Stegner’s reply.
John R. Cooley, English Department.
Correspondence
Wallace Stegner Memorial Lecture
Correspondence, donated books, catalogue of Stegner holdings.
Tokyo, Japan
Saskatchewan; Joan Givner biography of Katherine Ann Porter correspondence.
Minnesota
Correspondence
A copy of the 40-year commemorative, First Drafts, Last Drafts.
Eliminated applicants.
Statement by Everett Cooley regarding Wallace Stegner papers.
Includes dedicatory address by Stegner.
Picture and quote from Stegner.
Phi Kappa Phi
University of Wisconsin.
News clippings.
Friends of the Library.
Bancroftiana
Correspondence
Correspondence
Includes recitation of French-Canadian baseball player.
Correspondence
Friends organization correspondence.
Plateau magazine. Business card from Edward Danson. Correspondence.
G. E. Untermann correspondence regarding Earl Douglas. Dinosaur Museum in Vernal, Utah.
Norton and the Earth People, by Candace Page
Mildred R. Bennett, Chairman.
Correspondence.
Schedule, summary and scene, newsletter, playlet.
Lectures, notes.
Lecture, notes on novel.
'Science and Literature,' 'Birds Eye to Worm’s Eye.'
'The Re-Discovery of America,' 'The Internationality of Literature.'
Correspondence
Jonreed Lauritzen.
Note cards pertaining to American Literature. Alphabetical.
The Rise of Realism
Remarks by Stegner at Adams’ Funeral
Announcement/invitation listing Stegner as keynote speaker.
Presented at Nebraska Committee for the Humanities Awards Banquet. Also published in The Nebraska Humanist. Correspondence.
Manuscript.
Copy of address, correspondence.
Drafts, printed copy.
Correspondence.
Reviews of two lectures given by Stegner: 'Literature: A Lens on Life' and 'Contemporary American Literary Journalism.'
Reprinted from The Aryan Path; Jean and Bill Lane Lecture Series
For Conference on Teaching Creative Writing.
Autobiographical. Printed copies.
Manuscript; 'The Decline of Quality,' by Barbara W. Tuchman; Correspondence.
Correspondence, San Jose State University; Manuscript.
At Matheson Wetlands Preserve Dedication, Moab, Utah.
Typed notes, comment from Mary.
Lecture in Greece, never given because of King Paul’s death.
Various speeches and correspondence.
Correspondence. Announcement of reading.
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, programs.
Statement for a hearing on Alan Cranston’s Desert Wilderness Bill.
Panel discussion, typescript of Stegner’s response.
At Cubberley Auditorium, Stanford. Manuscript.
Correspondence.
Typewritten text, published by University of California, Davis.
Typed manuscript and photocopy.
'The Geography of Hope,' keynote address; Copy of speech, correspondence, announcements, contract.
Various lecture manuscripts.
Law Quadrangle Notes; Wallace Stegner presents William W. Cook Lectures, University of Michigan Law School.
Dedication Speech; Excerpt in Addition Program.
Correspondence and various lectures and programs.
'Variations on a theme of Dissent,' reprint. Commencement Program.
Miscellaneous.
Conservation and Research Foundation. Correspondence.
Forest History Society: regarding 'Symposium on Environmental Change in the Great Lakes Forest.'
Premiere Issue.
Correspondence.
Newsletter, brochures, statement by Wallace Stegner; Dedication of Bench. Invitation, program, correspondence, text of remarks by grandson, Page Stegner.
Publications.
Correspondence
University of Utah College of Law bulletin.
Symposium brochures, schedules.
Publication of United States Department of Agriculture.
Includes notes for Joe Hill Book, Twisted Apple and others.
Greece and Corsica.
Montana
Southern Utah
Also notes on western areas including the Tetons, the Olympic range and coast ranges, other.
Also notes on migrants, Bruce Mason, introduction to essays.
Also notes on what became Recapitulation, Ansel Adams, the Mississippi chapter.
Crossing Nevada, Ecuador, Africa
Vernon Masayesva, Hopi Indian Tribe.
Asociacion Tikal, 1969
California History Center & Foundation
Division of Beaches and Parks.
English Council of California Two-Year Colleges.
Borderlines
Correspondence.
Correspondence, Wayne Grover.
Correspondence
Correspondence; Robinson Jeffers for House Foundation; Rochester Arts & Lectures, Correspondence.
Membership application; news letters.
National Council of Teachers of English
Utah Wonderland Stages
Stegner Symposium
This box contains road maps collected and used by Stegner in various travels and projects. They include Alberta, Canada, the Eastern US, Montana, Oregon, Yosemite National Park, etc.
Maps in this box represent the United States, as well as individual states including but not limited to Alabama, Arizona, Kansas, Louisiana, Utah, etc.
In Holiday
For Standard Oil Company Western Scenes.
Colliers; Magazine, photocopy of page 79.
In Challenges and Choices; We Have Met the Enemy and He is Us in Life.
From Black Oak Books; from Doubleday in 'Sound of Mountain Water'; from Beauty Without Cruelty, Rhodesia.
'Conservation Calls for Coordinated Planning,' 'The Vanishing Land' Calendar, Commentary by Wallace Stegner.
The Preacher and the Slave, Advertisements in San Francisco Chronicle Book Review and The New York Times Book Review.
An Evening with Wallace Stegner, Montana State University; 'These Newspapers Oppose Echo Park Dam' Poster.
James V. Murfin Endowment Fund, Quote from Wallace Stegner
In LA Weekly by Ariel Stewart; 'Our Values are Etched in the Landscape' in People, Land & Water, By Bruce Babbitt.
The Turner Tomorrow Awards Poster, Montgomery Endowment presents an evening with John Cheever, The Montgomery Endowment presents Wallace Stegner.
Prejudice: Our Postwar Battle in Look, first proof.
Also Doctor of Human Letters, University of Santa Clara
And The Warren R. Howell Award
And Award of Merit for The Gathering of Zion
This box contains graduation gowns and accessories from various ceremonies.
Utah Territory Map; Salpaus Highlands, World Aeronautical Chart; U. S. Map Showing Principal Meridians and Base Lines.
That Awesome Space, Poster; Dark Horse Ute Net Entry, in The Salt Lake Tribune; Dinosaur National Monument Topographic Map.
National Parks Advisory Board trip.
Newsclippings
Presented at a BYU Conference by Gary Topping.
By Robert Steensma
This addendum consists of correspondence files kept by Stegner's long-time agent, Carl Brandt.
This addendum contains miscellaneous Stegner correspondence and writings collected by Fradkin in conjunction with writing a biography of Wallace Stegner.
Contains a study guide for the book written by Janet L. Jacobsen.
This addendum consists of files kept by Mary Page Stegner.
Stegner short story.
This folder is RESTRICTED. No photocopying.
Contains correspondence relating to Benson's biography of Wallace Stegner.
This folder is RESTRICTED. No photocopies.
Contains a transcript of the Planning Conference on The Adult, sponsorted by Daedalus and the Ford Foundation.
German-language reprint of Wallace Stegner piece.
Master's Thesis, University of Texas at Austin.
Photocopies. Originals were removed to Multimedia Archives.
This folder is RESTRICTED. No photocopies.
PhD Thesis, University of Utah.
Contains information on books donated in this addendum which were routed to other departments within the library. Also contains ephemera found within the books.
Contains articles written by Wallace Stegner and published in various magazines.
This folder is RESTRICTED. No photocopying.
Contains letters written by or sent to Wallace or Mary Stegner. This folder does not contain correspondence between the Stegners.
Topics covered include the Sierra Club, reviews of Stegner's books, environmental politics, and a Stegner-Adams event at Stanford University.