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Box 116, 1895-2015

Contains documents regarding Dary’s thesis on journalist A.B. McDonald. Along with this, publication files and research regarding Cowboy Culture (1981) and Oregon Trail (2004) are included, as are personal files from Dary’s previous Dell computer and his time as a board member at Fancaster.

  2. David Dary papers, 1833-2017
  3. Series 13: Printed Material, Circa 1854-2012, undated
  4. Sub-Series 5: Personal, circa 1897-2012, undated

Box 112, 1846-2017

Contains several pieces of research materials, including audio/visual materials. Also contains illustrations made for Dary publications and correspondence between Dary and the illustrator. Supplemental research material for Dary’s release of “Touring the West with Leaping Lena” are included as travel pamphlets and informational booklets.

  2. David Dary papers, 1833-2017
  3. Series 15: Audio Visual, circa 1998, undated

Box 113, 1811-2017

Contains several documents regarding his publications and research materials, even including an unpublished article from Dary’s journalism career. Also included are items found in a large metal box, such as a recording and stock information. In addition to this, the box contains reference files to people Dary knew throughout his life. Correspondence between Dary and a hired translator for some published work is also included.

  2. David Dary papers, 1833-2017
  3. Series 15: Audio Visual, circa 1998, undated

Box 122, 1881-1981

Contains photographs for Dary’s publication of “Touring the West with Leaping Lena”, artwork for “Cowboy Culture”, a map of trails from 1960, a map of Tombstone, Arizona, and illustrations for Dary’s “Entrepreneurs of the Old West.” Also included is a scrapbook titled “Scultz with the Blackfeet.”

  2. David Dary papers, 1833-2017
  3. Series 16: Oversize, circa 1539-2000, undated
  4. Sub-Series 1: Photographs

Box 122, 1881-1981

Contains photographs for Dary’s publication of “Touring the West with Leaping Lena”, artwork for “Cowboy Culture”, a map of trails from 1960, a map of Tombstone, Arizona, and illustrations for Dary’s “Entrepreneurs of the Old West.” Also included is a scrapbook titled “Scultz with the Blackfeet.”

  2. David Dary papers, 1833-2017
  3. Series 16: Oversize, circa 1539-2000, undated
  4. Sub-Series 2: Scrapbooks, circa 1925-2000, undated

Box 122, 1881-1981

Contains photographs for Dary’s publication of “Touring the West with Leaping Lena”, artwork for “Cowboy Culture”, a map of trails from 1960, a map of Tombstone, Arizona, and illustrations for Dary’s “Entrepreneurs of the Old West.” Also included is a scrapbook titled “Scultz with the Blackfeet.”

  2. David Dary papers, 1833-2017
  3. Series 16: Oversize, circa 1539-2000, undated
  4. Sub-Series 3: Maps, circa 1539-1974, undated

Box 122, 1881-1981

Contains photographs for Dary’s publication of “Touring the West with Leaping Lena”, artwork for “Cowboy Culture”, a map of trails from 1960, a map of Tombstone, Arizona, and illustrations for Dary’s “Entrepreneurs of the Old West.” Also included is a scrapbook titled “Scultz with the Blackfeet.”

  2. David Dary papers, 1833-2017
  3. Series 16: Oversize, circa 1539-2000, undated
  4. Sub-Series 5: Artwork, circa 1789-1991, undated

Abby Lindsey Marlatt papers, 1874-1966

The Abby Lindsey Marlatt papers include records from her academic career and personal life. They are divided into series covering her academic work, personal life, correspondence, and publications and art.
The academic series covers her undergraduate coursework at Kansas State College (KSC), graduate work at the University of California-Berkeley, and employment as associate professor at KSC. Types of material included are assigned work, study materials, notes, quizzes, and exams. Also, this series contains items from her academic year teaching at the Beirut College for Women in Lebanon.
The materials in the personal series include documentation of her life outside academia, including information about her church, travel documents, newspaper clippings, and programs, as well as a few personal effects such as a driver's license, budget book, and guest register.
The correspondence series represents much of Abby’s adult life, although the bulk is from the late 1930s though the late 1950s. Exchanges with her parents and friends include letters, telegrams, and postcards covering topics that include her personal and professional activities, as well as social issues such as pacifism, race relations, rationing, and religion.
The publications and art series contains books and artwork from Abby's collection usually focused on Kansas and KSC.

Ada Rice papers, 1896-1948

The Ada Rice papers include photocopied typescript and manuscript short stories of fiction and nonfiction, as well as digitized images from her life, between 1896 and 1948. They are from the early twentieth century and cover subjects like children's literature, Filipino life and culture, genealogy, George Washington's first cabinet, gold mining, John Quincy Adams, King's College (now Columbia University), London (England) life and culture, and orphan trains. The photographs include her portraits, her Manhattan home, the 1896 Mt. Pleasant (Kansas) school and students she taught, her international travels, and an American College Quill Club program.

This collection is housed with other small collections - Tex Winter collection (U2011.20) and Office of Military Affairs (U2011.16).