| Title |
Collection Number |
Description |
|
Arkansas Symphony Orchestra Records |
M87-04 |
The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra has been educating
people on music since 1938. This collection documents their
success through administrative records, correspondence, audio-visual
material, and memorabilia, 1938 - on going |
|
Harold Sherman Papers |
M87-08 |
Harold Sherman was a prominent Stone County
leader, author, lecturer, and expert in the paranormal whose work can be
seen through publications, correspondence, memorabilia, audio-visual
material, manuscripts and writings ,
1907-1987. |
|
Ray Poindexter Jr. Papers
|
M89-09
|
This collection contains
the papers of Ray Poindexter Jr. an Arkansas radio personality, teacher,
and author 1940-1980. |
|
Leo P. Bott Papers |
M88-06 |
Leo Bott created Bott Advertisings
and became recognized for his work with direct mail advertising. He
also made several trips to Alaska and created some of its earliest
promotional material, 1914-1968. |
|
Arkansas Art Pottery Research
Materials |
M89-15 |
Research notes and
materials used in compiling the UCA Archives publication Arkansas Art
Pottery Bibliography. |
|
Arkansas Repertory Theater Papers
|
M89-30
|
A.R.T. helps to bring the
performing arts to Arkansas. This collection contains correspondence,
production material, administrative materials, and financial records,
1977-1988. |
|
Movie
Materials: "Glory" |
M90-14 |
This collection consists of correspondence, press
releases, and other materials relating to the UCA Blue/Gray Associations
participation in the motion picture, 1987-1990. |
|
Clyde D. Dollar Papers |
M91-17 |
Professor Clyde Dollar from the
University of Arkansas history department also worked on archeological digs
and as film consultant. His collection holds photographs,
archeological materials, film material, writings, speeches, interviews,
books, and audio visual materials. |
|
Milton F. Davis Cartoon Collection |
M92-4 |
Milton Davis produces original
cartoons for the Conway Log Cabin as well as other Arkansas newspapers,
1982-2004. |
|
Glen Gant Papers |
M94-09 |
Glen Gant's collection holds
biographical information and artist sketches of Eureka Springs, 1985. |
|
Arkansas
Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts Records |
M96-2 |
Helen Walton organized the Arkansas
committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts. The goal of the
committee is to promote Female artist working in the state of Arkansas,
1989-present. |
|
Jimmy Driftwood Collection |
M98-2 |
Jimmy Driftwood was a teacher from
Arkansas who wrote a song to help his students remember the facts on the
Battle of New Orleans. This song was picked up by Johnny Horton and
Jimmy Driftwood received a Grammy Award for his song. He was an
educator, folklorist, and Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter. |
|
Joe Goss papers |
M98-5 |
This collection contains twelve
Army Sketchbooks from the Civil War correspondent and illustrator Edwin
Forbes, 1894. |
|
James Dombek Papers |
M99-2 |
Dr. James Dombek was a mathematics
professor and later Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at UCA.
His collection contains Faculty Council papers from 1970-1982, vocational,
educational, and technical programs, KUCA radio station information, and
research proposals. |
|
The
Professors |
M99-05 |
The Professors was a Bluegrass group made up
of five UCA Science professors. This is a record of their work
together as a band and some of the materials they created,1967-1985. |
|
James
Bridges Collection |
M99-14 |
James Bridges is best known for films
such as "The China Syndrome", "Urban Cowboy", and "The Paper Chase".
His collection contains information on the James Bridges performing arts
scholarship find, manuscripts, photographs, audio and visual media forms,
and films from the Director/Writer and former UCA student James Bridges. |
|
Gene Hatfield Papers |
M00-8 |
Gene Hatfield 's family has been an
active part of UCA for many years. He attended UCA before being
drafted into Word War II. After the war Mr. Hatfield finished his
education in the field of art, and he became one of the most distinguished
professors at UCA, 1925-2005. |
|
Ray
Neilson Celebrity Interview Collection |
M01-05 |
The Ray Neilson collection contains
interviews the host of the "Good Time Picture Show" made with famous actors,
actresses, and film directors, 1978-1981. |
|
Conway
Orpheus Club Records |
M01-12 |
The Conway Orpheus Club sponsors
musical events, and they help to provide music and musical instruments
to educational institutions of Conway, 1913-2002. |
|
Beth Brickell Papers |
M02-05 |
Beth Brickell is an actress, producer,
and director who appeared in such films as Posse, Deadly Game,
and The Only Way Home. She attended the Arkansas State Teacher
College and has been very active in Arkansas political system,1954-2002.
|
|
Dorris
Curtis Collection |
M02-06 |
Dorris Curtis was a School teacher
before World War II, a Industrial worker and a award winning artist.
Her collection contains sheet music that dates back to 1893, songs written
by Dorris Curtis, and some of her paintings.1893-2002. |
|
Craig O'Neal Collection |
M04-01 |
The telephone prank became the
hallmark of Little Rock's once number one disc jockey Craig O'Neal.
His collection holds not only his famous pranks from KLAZ, KKYK, and
KURB, but it also holds pictures, books, scrapbook, magazines, stories
written by him, and personal and professional correspondence. |
|
Betty Fowler Collection |
M04-07 |
Betty Fowler is a local
entertainer in radio and television. She is a jazz singer and has been
the musical director of the Miss Arkansas Pageant since the 1950s.
This collection contains sheet music from the early 1900s to 1970s. |
|
Sue Evans Collection |
M05-08 |
Sue Evans was a professor of Music at UCA.
This collection contains children and old holiday songs. |
|
Tom Bonner Collection |
M05-12 |
Tom Bonner served at KARK Channel 4 Little
Rock both in front and behind the camera. His jobs ranged from
weather man to station manager. He is currently working as Senior
Vice President at Arkansas Children's Hospital. |
|
KCON Collection |
M07-02 |
KCON -AM was a local AM radio station located
on the grounds of The University of Central Arkansas. The building
was torn down in 2007. |