| Title |
Collection Number |
Description |
|
Mary Caviness Papers |
M86-09 |
This collection contains Personal paper, correspondence, and business
papers of a Hot Springs African American benefactress, 1895-1986 |
|
Maude H. Boen Papers |
M87-06 |
Mrs. Boen's worked in
the Japanese Relocation center at Jerome, Arkansas and this collection
contains some of her memories from that experience in the form of
correspondence, educational materials, photographs, and memorabilia, 1942-1945. |
|
Arkansas VISTA Records
|
M88-11
|
This collection contains research
materials and publishing information from Marvin Schwartz, In Service to America: A History of
Vista in Arkansas, 1965-1985. |
|
Gerald L. K. Smith Materials
|
M89-12
|
The letter
and The Cross and the Flat, both published by Carroll County
minister, political organizer, and founder of the Passion Play in Eureka
Springs, Arkansas. |
|
Terry A. Humble Papers |
M91-12 |
Terry Humble worked as both a
principal and superintendent in Morrilton, Harrison, and Hot Springs,
Arkansas. This collection holds school records and court cases from
these school, 1960-1988. |
|
Frank Williamson Papers |
M92-05 |
Frank Williamson Collected
material on Arkansas history including the French and Spanish
possession and the history of Jefferson county, 1541-1963. |
|
Pine Bluff Women's Center Records |
M92-06 |
This organization formed in 1975 with
the purpose of serving the needs of women in Jefferson county. They
also collected the oral interview of several women for their book, "Women Of
The Arkansas Delta", 1976. |
|
Erwin L. McDonald Papers |
M93-07 |
Erwin McDonald work as a preacher,
journalist, and author pushing for racial toleration after the Little
Rock Central High crisis in 1957, 1922-1995. |
|
Women's Project Records |
M95-03 |
This collection documents a women's
organization that promotes women, minority, gay, and lesbian rights.
Suzanne Pharr also donated a good deal of material on her leadership of this
organization and her fight for lesbian rights, 1980-present. |
|
Osro Cobb Papers |
M96-11 |
Osro Cobb was a former State
Representative; U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District during the 1957
Little Rock Central High Crisis; former State Chairman for the Republican
party of Arkansas; Arkansas Supreme Court Judge; and oil business man,
1929-1980. |
|
Waddy W. Moore Papers
|
M98-04
|
Mr. Moore established the UCA Oral
History department and was instrumental in the creation the UCA Archives.
His Collection contains oral history, Conway school board meetings,
business correspondence, and black history. |
|
Evalyn King Papers |
M99-03 |
Evalyn King taught school all over the
state of Arkansas including the Japanese relocation center in Rohwer.
Her collection also contains her family genealogy research. |
|
African American Alumni Association (A. A. A. A.) |
M99-07 |
The African American
Alumni Association collection contains photographs, newspaper articles,
and information regarding the annual banquet and ball from 1998 to the
present. |
|
Governor Ben T. Laney Collection |
M99-15 |
Former Governor Ben Laney
support states' rights as one of the leaders of the Dixiecrats movement.
His collection contains political papers correspondence, speeches,
photographs, personal correspondence, campaign issues, U.S. savings bond
sales during world War II, Civil Rights issues, and many other important
topics, 1942-1970. |
|
Shane
C. Dunn Collection |
M02-07 |
This collection contains information
regarding Franz Ziereis the Commander of Mathauson and an overseer of
many German concentration camps. |
|
Julie McDonald Papers |
M03 -02 |
The Julie McDonald papers
concern the processing and signing of a bill to remove words relating to
race from the 1907 Act that had originally created the Arkansas State Normal
School. It also holds awards given to the Echo from 1953-1962. |