HTM_WCMss307.xml Guide to the Edith Smith Papers 1889-1953 Smith (Edith) Papers Updated by Zoe Henderson Whitman College and Northwest Archives 2012, 2019
345 Boyer Avenue Walla Walla, WA 99362 Archives@whitman.edu https://library.whitman.edu/archives/
This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2019-06-18. Finding aid written in English. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard), 2nd Edition. 2019 Edited by Zoe Henderson for compliance with DACS and WCNA Required Elements for Archival Description. English Whitman College and Northwest Archives
345 Boyer Avenue Walla Walla, WA 99362 Archives@whitman.edu https://library.whitman.edu/archives/
Edith Smith Papers Smith , Edith WCMss.307 2.5 linear feet 2 manuscript boxes, 2 flat boxes 1889-1953 The Edith Smith Collection, dated from 1889 to 1953, is from the estate of Edith Smith, Whitman alumna, class of 1914. It houses photographs of Smith's college days, her students and the 1925 Native American Congress. It also consists of whitman college memorabilia, personal papers, correspondence and a scrapbook.

Collection is open for research.

Donated to the Whitman College and Northwest Archives by the estate of Edith D. Smith in 1972. The accession number associated with this donation is retro-0212.

The Edith Smith Collection, ranging from 1889 to 1953, is from the estate of Edith Smith, Whitman alumna, class of 1914. It houses photographs of Smith's college days, her students and the 1925 Native American Congress. It also consists of whitman college memorabilia, personal papers, correspondence and a scrapbook.

The Edith Smith Papers, spanning from 1889 through 1953, houses Edith Smith's photographs from her days at Whitman College, her students, and the 1925 Native American Congress. It also includes personal papers, correspondence, and a scrapbook. This collection provides insight into the experience of a Whitman College student, and the ways Native Americans were represented during the early nineteenth century.

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