Scope and Content: Correspondence, manuscripts; 1961-1973.

Manning's own freelance writings and personal correspondence are included in this accession. Previous accessions of Mountaineers. Literary Fund Committee records include project files he kept on particular Mountaineer books rather than correspondence files of a more general nature.

Scope and Content: Correspondence, manuscripts, catalogs, clippings, ephemera, tape recording; 1946-1962 (bulk 1954-1960).

Scope and Content: Correspondence, writings, clippings, ephemera; circa 1970-1990.

Bulk of the accession is drafts of hiking guide books and other books authored by Manning as well as correspondence related to them and personal correspondence. Also present is source material, mainly clippings, which have been weeded, with those retained separated from writings for reason of preservation. Most of the foldering was placed in as logical as possible groups by the Special Collections Staff.

Scope and Content: Writings; 1991-1992.

These drafts are chapters for a projected book by the North Cascades Conservation Council to tell of its efforts to protect the mountainous area in Washington State between Snoqualmie Pass and the Canadian border. Bulk of the material is unbound earlier drafts, but the final version, a spiral-bound "pre-publication draft" is titled "Conservation and Conflict: the U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service in the North Cascades 1892-1992."

Scope and Content: Correspondence, writings, clippings, source material on beaches and North Cascades history, government reports, Issaquah Alps Trails Club Board minutes, other papers pertaining to the club; 1979-1995 (bulk 1988-1994).

Scope and Content: Correspondence, writings, manuscript drafts, minutes, reports, publications, clippings, newsletters, calendars, maps; 1957-2006.

Papers document Manning's involvement in the Issaquah Alps and North Cascades Conservation Council. Includes writings and clippings covering a wide range of issues related the history and management of recreational use of the North Cascades mountains. Also includes extensive correspondence with Benella Caminiti related to the conservation of public parks in Seattle.

Scope and Content: (1953-1955) Seven letters--six manuscript and one typed--on 22 leaves, and one photograph, from Harvey Manning to Ted and Ruth Beck.

Scope and Content: Albums detailing Manning's hiking trips in the early 1980s, and some of Manning's early writings (1939-1942). Each album is a multi-media scrapbook containing both photographs by Harvey Manning with itineraries, descriptions, along with affixed notes from the trip, menus for meals, lists of flowers encountered, assorted newspaper clippings etc. Album covering 1982 July 18-August 22 has been scanned but is not included in this collection.

Scope and Content: Nine scrapbook albums on hikes, and a collection of unpublished manuscripts, collages, and clippings.

Scope and Content: Additions to the Harvey Manning papers including Manning's correspondence, manuscripts and other writings, and journals, scrapbooks, and notebooks detailing hikes and other excursions. It also includes newspaper clippings, newsletters (including "The Alpiner"), and conservation fact sheets, as well as Manning's obituary as it appeared in many local newspapers.

Scope and Content: Correspondence (primarily with Theodore Beck), clippings collected/compiled by Manning, articles written by or about Manning, proposal for Cougar Mountain trail, materials related to Manning's death, unpublished manuscripts including "Mt. Everest and Me" and "Who Goes There".

Scope and Content: Contains 37 scrapbooks/photo albums. Each album is a multi-media scrapbook containing both photographs by Harvey Manning, along with descriptions, affixed notes, menus for meals, lists of flowers encountered, assorted newspaper clippings, etc.