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Wilcomb E. Washburn Papers, 1951-1993

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Table of Contents

Collection Overview......................................................................................................... 1Administrative Information .............................................................................................. 1Descriptive Entry.............................................................................................................. 1Names and Subject Terms ............................................................................................. 1Container Listing.............................................................................................................. 3

Wilcomb E. Washburn PapersAccession 94-044

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Collection Overview

Repository: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Washington, D.C.,[email protected]

Creator: Washburn, Wilcomb E

Title: Wilcomb E. Washburn Papers

Dates: 1951-1993

Quantity: 15 cu. ft. (15 record storage boxes)

Administrative Information

Preferred CitationSmithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 94-044, Washburn, Wilcomb E, Wilcomb E.Washburn Papers

Access RestrictionBox 14 contains materials restricted indefinitely; see finding aid; Contact reference staff fordetails.

Descriptive Entry

These papers document much of the career of Wilcomb E. Washburn (WEW), the greater part of it spenton the staff of the Smithsonian Institution as a curator at the National Museum of American History andas director of the Office of American Studies. The papers include correspondence, draft and finishedscholarly and popular articles, and reveal some of Washburn's parallel interests, such as the PeabodyMuseum. Among Washburn's scholarly interests as recorded here are studies of colonial American history,Indian-white relations in the United States, and broad theme of cultural history and American civilization.

Names and Subject Terms

This collection is indexed in the online catalog of the Smithsonian Institution under the followingterms:

Subjects:

Civilization -- History.Indians, Treatment of -- North America

Types of Materials:

Brochures


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ClippingsManuscripts

Names:

National Museum of American History (U.S.)Peabody Museum of Natural HistorySmithsonian Institution. Office of American Studies.


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Container Listing

Box 1

Correspondence

ALBUQUERQUE de, Luis (deceased), 1979-1993.

ALUM, Roland A., 1987

Correspondence - A including ALMAULA, Bipin, (no date; WEW said theletter was probably written in the 1970s); ALMOND, Harry H., Jr., Arlington,Virginia, 1988; ATKINS, Conni, West Palm Beach, Florida, 1990; andAZEVEDO, Neyde (Professor), San Francisco, California, 1984

DANIEL BOONE PROJECT, 1979-1985

Correspondence - B including BANKS, Susan, London, England, 1988-1990,and BLACK, Craig, Christmas 1990

CORTESAO, Armando, 1971-1976 (Deceased)

Correspondence - C including CADWALADER, Sandra, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania, 1983-1987; CAMPISI, Jack, Red Hook, New York, 1985;CANNON, Mark W., Washington, DC, 1987; CARRERA, Magali M., SI,1987; CASWELL, John E., Turlock, California, 1986; CHANDRA, Pramod(Professor), Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1984-1985; CHOUKAS, Michael,Hanover, New Hampshire, 1988; CLAIBORNE, Louis, Washington, DC,1984; CLIFTON, James A., Green Bay, Wisconsin, 1986; COLEMAN,Michael, Finland, 1989; COLIN, Susi, Auburn, Alabama, 1987; COLTELLI,Laura, Pisa, Italy, 1990; COOPERSMITH, Ronald, Potomac, Maryland,1986; COSENTINO, Andrew J., 1990; CUMMINGS, Milton, Washington, DC,1983-1987; and CUMMINS, Jim, England, 1988

Correspondence - D including DANFORTH, Susan L., JCB Library,1985-1986; DARE, Lisa, Alameda, California 94501 (Christmas card 1990);DAVIS, Oren W., Trinity College, Burlington, Vermont, 1985; DECTER, AviY., The Center for HISTORY NOW, 1990; DEER, Ada (Professor), Universityof Wisconsin, 1985; DE LATTRE, Edwin J., Boston, Massachusetts, 1990;DEMOS, John (Professor), Brandeis University, 1985; DESAI, Niranjan,Minister of Culture, Embassy of India, Washington, DC, 1985; and DUFFEY,Joseph (Dr.), Pres., University of Massachusetts, 1989

ETCHEPAREBORDA, Roberto, Alexandria, Virginia, 1984

Correspondence - E including EARLY, James, SI, 1984; EGGAN, Fred(Professor)/ Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1989; EHRENBERG, Ralph, Libraryof Congress, 1990; EISENSTEIN, Elizabeth (Professor), Washington, DC,1984; EISINGER, Peter (Dr.), University of Wisconsin, 1984; ELFIN, Mel,Newsweek, Washington, DC, 1985; ENTERLINE, Mr. and Mrs. James R.,New York, New York, 1986; ETZIONI, Amitai, GWU, 1984; and EWERS,Margaret (obituary), 1988

FERRIS, William (Encyclopedia of Southern Culture), 1982


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Correspondence - F including FANN, David (Professor), George MasonUniversity, Fairfax, Virginia, 1989; FEULNER, Edwin J., Jr. The HeritageFoundation, Washington, DC, 1987; FINAN, John (Dr.), Bethesda, Maryland,1983, 1987; FINK, Lois (Letter to Diane Tepfer, Washington, DC, datedMarch 1, 1990, enclosing letter of March 1, 1990 to Dr. Lois Fink, NationalMuseum of American Art, to be included in special tribute to Lois Fink);FISHER, John M., American Security Council, 1985; FORMAN, NewYork, New York, 1990; FOSTER, Charles R. (Dr.), Washington, DC, 1984;FRANCIS, Mrs. H. H., Embassy of New Zealand, Washington, DC, 1988;FRANK, Dr. K., Institut fur Geographie der Universitat Innsbruck, Austria,1984; FRAZIER, Samuel K. , Frazier and Associates, Inc., Washington, DC,1982 and 1987; FREEMAN, Scott M. (Professor), Exec. Ed., University of Pa.Law Review, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1984; FULLER, Nancy J., Officeof Museum Programs, SI, 1986; and FUNAKOSHI, Akio, Nara Women'sUniversity, Nara 630, Japan, (Christmas card, 1989)

Correspondence - G including GARCES, Laura, Washington, DC, April 7,1989; GARRITY, Thomas, South Hamilton, Massachusetts, September26, 1988; GAUSTAD, Edwin S., Williamsburg, Virginia, January 27, 1982;GAUZ, Valeria, Rio de Janeiro, 1987-1988; GEERTZ, Armin W., Universityof Aarhus, Denmark, February 13, 1990; GEIMER, William W., Washington,DC, May 17, 1990; GERBER, Betty Jane Johnson, Washington, DC,(Historic Georgetown Foundation), 1990; GIDDENS, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth,Washington, DC, September 23, 1988; GILLETTE, Howard F. (Professor),Washington, DC, February 29, 1984; GIORDANO, F. (Dr.), Roma, Italy, April7, 1989; GIRON, Alfonso Garcia (Christmas card); GOGGIN, Jackie (Ms.),Library of Congress, Washington, DC, April 18, 1986; GOLDBERG, Jake,Crown Publishers, New York, New York, 1986; GOODELL, Robert, Putney,Vermont, December 31, 1984; GRABOWSKY, Fred, Washington, DC, July 1,1987; GROSVENOR, Gilbert M., National Geographic Society, Washington,DC, April 11, 1988; and GUNN, John, Santa Ana, California, January 19,1989


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Correspondence - H including HALL, Donna, Browning, Montana, 1988;HANDLER, Richard, Department of Anthropology, University of Virginia,1987; HARDISON, O. B., Jr., University of California, May 1, 1989; HARPER,Laurence (Professor - Emeritus), University of California, Berkeley, October2, 1986; HASKINS, Sherwood C., Jr., Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter,New Hampshire, 1908; HEATH, Dwight B. (Professor), Department ofAnthropology, Brown University, 1985; HENRETTA, James A., Departmentof History, University of Maryland, 1988; HERNSTAD, Judith, New York, NewYork, June 19, 1990; HEUMANN, Hans D., German Embassy, Washington,DC, 1985-1986; HILL, Kathleen S., 2810 Montelius, Klamath Falls, Oregon,97601, 1984-1985; HIPPLER, Arthur E. (Professor), Anchorage, Alaska,1983-1984; HIRSCH, Adam J. (Professor), Florida State University,Tallahassee, Florida, 1988; HOFFMAN, Bernard G. (Dr.), 2522 Drexel St.,Vienna, Virgnia 22180, February 20, 1984-1988; HOOVER, Cynthia, SI, April1, 1985; HOROWITZ, Helen L. (Professor), Department of History, Universityof Southern California, July 8, 1987; HOU, Ren-Zhi, Cornell University-in-Washington, Washington, DC, 1984; HOWARD, A. E. Dick (Professor),School of Law, University of Virginia, 1987 and 1989; HOXIE, FrederickE., Chicago, Illinois, 1984; HUGHES, Ellen Roney, SI, February 6, 1990;HUMELSINE, Carlisle H., Williamsburg, Virginia, 1985; and HYMAN, HaroldM., Rice University, Houston, Texas, 1984

Correspondence - J including JACKSON, Mrs. Melvin, Washington, DC, 1984and 1987 and JOPLING, Carol F., Seville, Spain, 1987-1988

KENNEDY, Roger - 1987-1991

Correspondence - K including KAISER, Professor Dr. Rudolf, Hildesheim,Germany, 1982-1984; KEARE, Douglas H., Washington, DC, June 12,1989; KING, JoAnn, Washington DC 20003, 1984; KIRACOFE, Cliff,UNIVERSITYS. Senate, July 20, 1990; KLSII, George (Professor), AnnArbor, Michigan, 1983-89 (Deceased); KLEIN, Professor Dr. Hans-Joachim,Karlsruhe, Germany, 1990; KNIGHT, Bruce, Hanover, New Hampshire, June20, 1988; KOLB, Mrs. Joy, Erie, Pennsylvania, 1985; KROES, Rob (Dr.),Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1984-1985; KREYSA, Frank J. (Dr.), Potomac,Maryland, March 28, 1984; and KUNZ, Christine V., Amerisphere Group, Ltd.,Washington, DC, 1988

LAITINEN, Tuomo, 1981-1988

LINCOLN, Ranlet, 1985

LURIE, Nancy, 1971-1985

LYSYK, Kenneth, 1970-1983


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Correspondence - L including LAFLER, Hazel, July 17, 1989; LAZARUS, Ed,June 5, 1984; LAZZARONI, Dott. Luigi, Saronno, Italy, 1987-1988; LEVINE,Daniel B., National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC, 1986- ; LEVINE,Lawrence W. (Professor), University of California, Berkeley, 1989; LEWIS,Archibald R. (Dr.), The American Neptune, Peabody Museum, April 30,1985; LINCOLN, Kenneth (Professor), Department of English, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, 1988; LOAR, Peggy A., Director, The WolfsonianFoundation, Miami Beach, Florida, 1985, 1988; LOMAWAIME, Har-tmal,1987; LOMBARDI, J., 262 Carroll St., Brooklyn, New York 11237, Christmascard 1990; LONGO, Donna, Handbook of North American Indians (HNAI), SI,July 29, 1987; LOWENTHAL, David (Professor), Department of Geography,University College London, London WC1H OAP, England, 1986; LUTTWAK,Edward, Chevy Chase, Maryland 20815, 1985-1990; and LYNN, Kenneth S.(Professor), Washington, DC, 1988

MATEYKA, Marsha, Marsha Mateyka Gallery, Washington, DC, 20009,1985-1987

DA MOTA, Teixeira (Deceased), 1975-1982

Correspondence - M including MAC DONALD, George F. (Dr.), Director,Canadian Museum of Civilization, Quebec, August 21, 1990; HAREFAT,Mina, Architectural History and Historic Preservation, SI, February 6, 1990;MARGOLIN, Malcolm, Heyday Books, Berkeley, California, 1986; MARINO,Cesare, HNAI, 1984 and 1987; MARTELLA, Robert and Richard Sanders,National Air and Space Museum (NASM), Office of Special Programs, SI,June 30, 1986; MARTINEZ, Dr. Carlos Perez, Bucaramanga, Colombia,South America, December 10, 1990; MAURO, Dra. Alessandra, Ecoledes Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris, Roma, Italy, May 20,1988; MAW, Robin, Washington, DC, 1986; MAYBERRY-LEWIS, David,Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (WWICS), SI, 1986-1987;MELTZER, David J., Department of Anthropology, Southern MethodistUniveristy, Dallas, Texas, 1986; MENGES, Constantine C., Ph.D., AEI,Washington, DC, 1984-1989; MILBANK, Mrs. Caroline, New York, NewYork, October 23, 1990; MILLER, Iris, Bethesda, Maryland, April 2, 1985;MOLNAR, Bill (postcard from Roma, October 25, 1990); MOORE, JohnNorton, School of Law, University of Virginia, 1985-1988; and MUNSON,Marsha (Jim Munson was George Washington University graduate student in1970s - Invitation to celebration of Jim's Ph.D., June 9, 1984)

Correspondence - N including NABOKOV, Peter, Pacific Grove, California,1981 and 1984; NATIONAL CONGRESS OF AMERICAN INDIANS (invitationto open house on June 18, 1984); UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA PRESS,Lincoln, Nebraska, re publication of paperback edition of Powhatan's Mantle,March 23, 1989; NEVILLE, Anthony, Smithsonian Office of EducationalResearch (Olmsted Papers) 1984; NEWMAN, Richard, New York PublicLibrary, 1985-1986; NICOLAIDES (postcard from Cape Town, July 31,1987); NOBLE, David (Professor), Washington, DC, 1984-1986; andNURMESNIEMI (Antti and Vuokko), Helsinki, Finland, 1988

ORTIZ, Roxanne Dunbar, San Francisco, California, 1983-1986


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Correspondence - O including OBERDORFER, Louis F., UNIVERSITYS.District Court, Washington, DC, January 18, 1989; ODEBRECHT (Mr. RenatoA. Machado Martins, Vice President), Letter from WEW to Mr. MachadoMartins, V.P., Odebrecht), March 31, 1987; OH, Edward K., notes taken byWEW re: Mr. Oh, February 23, 1987; O'NEAL, Michael E., Ph.D., BritishVirgin Islands, January 10, 1989; ORTIZ, Alfonso, University of New Mexico,August 1984; and OXENDINE, Joseph B., (Professor), Temple University,1983-1984

PASZEK, Marian (Mr.) Wroclaw, Poland, 1966-1968

PESSEN, Edward (Deceased) 1978-1986,

POWER, Robert H. (Deceased), Ms. - 1990

PROVOST, Foster, Providence, Rhode Island, 1987-1988

Correspondence - P including PACKARD, George R., School of AdvancedInternational Studies, the Johns Hopkins University, 1983, 1987; PAMIAS,Frank, New York City, New York 10009 re Morton vs. Mancari, H.R. 4496(note dated March 29, 1989); PEATTIE, Lisa, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology,1986; PEISCH, Burlington, Vermont, 1990; PEMNINGTON,Estill Curtis, Laurel, Mississippi, 1985; PEOPLES, Kenneth M. (SeeCorrespondence S, State Department), July 27, 1983; PEPPER, John B.,Jackson, New Hampshire, 1988; PERRIN, Nadine, Paris, France, 1984,1987; PETTUS, Peter, Sharon, Connecticut, 1988; PHILLIPS, Robert S.,Editorial Director, Southern Illinois University Press, Carbondale, Illinois,1984-1985; PHILLIPS, William, Legis. Assistant to Senator Ted Stevens,(with Hamel and Park, Washington, DC as of December 1, 1986), 1982-1986;POMEROY, Robert W., Washington, DC, 1984; PONNAMPERUMA,Cyril, Professor of Chemistry, University of Maryland, September 9, 1987;PORTER, Bruce, Washington, DC, May 19, 1986; PORTER, Joseph C.,Center for Western Studies, Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha, Nebraska, January9, 1985; PRITCHETT, Dylan, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1988; PROCTOR, Mary,Washington, DC, 1983, 1985; and PUTNEY, Diane T., Ft. Belvoir, Virginia,1985

REINHARDT, John E., 1983-1987

RIPLEY, S. Dillon, 1979-1987

ROWSE, A. L., 1965-1982


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Correspondence - R including RANGER, Robin, The Heritage Foundation,Washington, DC, November 6, 1987; RANLET, Philip (Professor), HunterCollege of the City University of New York, 1988; RATH, Fred, Cooperstown,New York 13326, 1990; RAVENAL, Earl C. (Dr.), Washington, DC,1982-1990; RAYMOND, Walter, Jr. National Security Council, January 28,1985; REHM, Diane, Washington, DC, July 9, 1986; REILLY, Robert, SpecialAssistant to the President for Public Liaison, November 1984; REINGOLD,Nathan, SI, August 8, 1984; ROGERS, Francis M. (Deceased) 1983-1988;ROWAN, David, Beardsley Publishing Corp., Woodbury, Connecticut,November 18, 1988 (job recommendation for Lille Canning); RUFFNER,Fred, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan, 1989; RUSCO, Elmer R., Departmentof Political Science, University of Nevada, 1982-1985; RYSTAD, Goran,University of Lund, Sund, Sweden, 1982-1990

SEITZ, Phillip (Memorandum for Distribution from NASM, SI, dated May 5,1986, re: Final Videohistory Proposal to the Sloan Foundation)

Correspondence - S including SAHARA, Makoto (Professor), Japan, August29, 1989; SARICH, Vincent (Professor), University of California, Berkeley,December 26, 1990; SCHERER, Joanna, HNAI, September 6, 1985, July23, 1984; SCHIER, G. (Dr.), Hamburg, Germany, June 30, 1986; SCHIFTER,Richard, Washington, DC, June 28, 1985; SCHNEIDER, Hy, New York,New York, 1984; SCHNEIDER, James G.r Kankakee, Illinoise, (visitedWEW March 2, 1987); SCHROEDER, Aribert (Dr.), U Dusseldorf, English,1983-1985; SCHUBART, Richard D., Exeter, New Hampshire, June 1,1988; SCHULZKE, Waltraud (Dr.), Monchengladbach, Germany, 1984;SCHWARTZ, Stephen, San Francisco, California, 1986-1988; SECCO,Anna (Mrs.), Deerfield Beach, Florida, 1989; SHAW, Peter, New York City,November 1, 1989; SILLS, Mark, 1990; SOLLORS, Werner (Professor),Department of English and American Literature and Language, HarvardUniversity, 1988; SOUTO, Carlos (Capt., Portuguese Navy, Naval Attache),1989; SPREIREGEN, Paul D., Washington, DC, July 11, 1984; STAPP,William F., Curator of Photographs, National Portrait Gallery (NPG), May14, 1984; STORY, Hatcher, Courtland, Virginia, April 26, 1989; STUART,Douglas B., Ft. Washington, Maryland, 1989; SWIGART, Edmund K. (Mrs.),Washington, Connecticut, 1985; and SYKES, Charles J., Milwaukee,Wisconsin, 1990

TOLMACHEVA, Marina, (Professor), Department of History, SeattleUniversity, Seattle, Washington, 1983-1989.

TOWNER, Lawrence W. (Dr.), Chicago, Illinois (Deceased), 1964-1992

Correspondence - T including TAEUBER, Conrad (Professor), KennedyInstitute of Ethics, Georgetown University, 1984; TALBOT, Frank, Director,National Museum of Natural History (NMNH), February 13, 1990, re: Editorialin International Journal of Museum Management and Curatorship (Talbot'smemo of January 28, 1990 to North American Exhibits Committee); TELL,William K., Jr., Senior V.P., Texaco, Inc., White Plains, New York, June 12,1989; THOMPSON, W. Scott, 4650 Broad Branch Road, NW, Washington,DC, 1903-1986; THOMSON, J. A., UK Mission to the UN, New York, NewYork, 1984; THORNTON, John (Professor), Millersville University, 1990;TILLER, Veronica, Tiller Research, Inc. Washington, DC, 1983-1990.


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TODOROVICH, Miro (Professor), University Center for Rational Alternatives,New York, NY, July 31, 1990; TOLEDANO, Mrs. Roulhac B., Charlottesville,Virginia, 1988; TOOKER, Elizabeth, c/o Anthropology Department, SI,November 20, 1989; TRIAS, Rolando A. Laguarda (Professor), Montevideo,Uruguay, March 19, 1987; TSUNEISHI, Warren, Chief, Asian Division,Library of Congress, 1989; and TURNER, Ellis, Dixon and Turner ResearchAssociates, Bethesda, Maryland, 1987 (enclosed copy of their brochure)

VAUGHAN, Alden (Professor), Department of History, Columbia University,New York, New York, 1969-1986.

VILLAIN-GANDOSSI, Christiane (Madame), Centre Europeen deCoordination de Recherche et de Documentation en Sciences Sociales,Vienna, Austria, 1980-1986.

Correspondence - V including VENNUM, Thomas, Office of FolklifePrograms, June 17, 1988, and VIZENOR, Gerald (Professor), c/o NewRivers, Press, St. Paul, Minnesota, 1986-1987

WECKMANN, Luis, (Dr.), 1984

WITOMSKI, Peter, President, International Corporate Research, NorthMassapequa, New York 11758, 1971-1987

WOLF, Dr. Armin, Freiherr-vom-Stein Str. 7, MPI fur Europ.Rechtsgeschichte, D-6000 Frankfurt 1, Germany, 1985-1986

Correspondence - W including WAGNER, Dr. Vern, Wayne State University,Detroit, Michigan, February 26, 1987; WALD, The Honorable Patricia M.,US Circuit Judge, UNIVERSITYS. Court of Appeals, Washington, DC, 1935;WALLACE, William H. (Professor), University of New Hampshire, 1984;WALLIS, Dr. Helen, Map Room, British Library, London, May 22, 1985;WALTER, J. Jackson, President, National Trust for Historic Preservation,Washington, DC, May 6, 1987; WARREN, David (Dr.), Director, CulturalResearch and Resources Center, Institute of American Indian Arts, SantaFe, New Mexico, May 18, 1988; WASHBURN, Dr. Dorothy K., Ionia,New York 14475, 1988; WEINSTEIN, Allen, The Center for Democracy,Boston University, 143 Bay State Road, Boston, Massachusetts 02215,(May 1985), 1983-1985; WHEELER, Professor Douglas L. , Coordinator,International Conf. Group on Portugal, Department of History, University ofNew Hampshire, June 11, 1990; WILKINSON, Gerald T. , Exec. Director,National Indian Youth Council, Albuquerque, New Mexico, August 22,1984; WILLIAMS, Daniel E.(Dr.), Tubingen, Germany. 1984; WILLIAMS,Dr. John Alexander, Director, Christopher Columbus Quincentenary JubileeCommission, Washington, DC, February 18, 1987; WILLIAMS, Susan (earlystudent), 31 Kingwood Road, Oakland, California 94619, (letter from herdated July 21, 1987); WILSON, Esther, Heritage Foundation, Washington,DC, August 21, 1984; WOLFSON, Mickey, The Wolfson Initiative Corp.Miami, Florida, October 9, 1987; WOOLOCK, Jeffrey, Department ofPsychiatry, New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center, New York, New York,1985; WOLTER, John A. , Chief, Geography and Map Division, Library ofCongress, 1984-1986; WOODWARD, David (Professor), Department ofGeography, University of Wisconsin, 1982-1986; and WRIGHT, Mrs. St. Clair,Historic Annapolis, Inc., May 1, 1989.


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Correspondence - Z including ZIMMERN, Bernard, Single ScrewCompressor, Inc., Norwalk, Connecticut, 1987, and ZIONTZ, Alvin J., Ziontz,Pirtle, Morisset, Ernstoff and Chestnut, Seattle, Washington 98104, 1980

Writings and Publications

Alabama and the Borderlands, "University of Alabama Press, 1985 (WEWhas chapter in this). For file on this see Paper presented at Symposium on"Alabama and the Borderlands," University of Alabama, September 24-25,1981, "The Southeast in the Age of Conflict and Revolution," University ofAlabama Press, 1985.

"American Historians Should Acknowledge Their Failure to Oppose SovietDistortions," Chron of Higher Ed., December 1990.

The American Indian and the Problem of History, ed. by Calvin Martin(WEW's Chapter 8). 1987. (See WEW Writings, Publications - "DistinguishingHistory from Moral Philosophy and Public Advocacy," American Indian andthe Problem of History, C. Martin, ed., 1987.)

American Indian in UNIVERSITYS. Society (ICA and American StudiesNewsletter), 1983-1986.

The Assault on Indian Tribalism, (Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1975). Reprintedby Robert E. Krieger Publishing Co., Melbourne, Florida, 1986. 1972-1989.

Foreword for Beyond the Covenant Chain; The Iroquois and Their Neighborsin Indian North America, 1675-1755, by James H. Merrell and Daniel K.Richter. 1987.

"Beyond the Horizons," chapter in The American Land, SmithsonianExposition Books, 1979.

Box 2

"The Canary Islands and the Question of the Prime Meridian: The Searchfor Precision in the Measurement of the Earth," The American Neptune.Vol. XLIV, No. 2, Spring 1984. Paper presented at V Coloquio de HistoriaCanario-Americana, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, October 4-12, 1982, "TheCanary Islands and the Question of the Prime Meridian..."

"The Chop Revisited," Heterodoxy. April 1992.

"Proposed Civil Rights Act of 1990: Potential for Ethnic Challenges toStatistical Imbalance," Measure, No. 87 (August 1990).

"Collecting Information, Not Objects," Museum News. Vol. 62, No. 3,February 1984. Paper presented at meeting of American Association ofMuseums (AAM), San Diego, California, June 1983, "Collecting Information,Not Objects".

Columbus Quincentenary Article with Joan Challinor, October 1987 ("FiveWays We Can Hail Columbus," Washington Post, October 11, 1987.

"Columbus: On and Off the Reservation," National Review, October 5, 1992.


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"The Coming of the Europeans: Epilogue," chapter in The SmithsonianBook of North American Indians before the Coming of the Europeans byPhillip Kopper and the Editors of Smithsonian Books (Washington, D.C.:Smithsonian Books, 1986).

"A Critical View of Critical Archaeology," Current Anthropology. August-October 1987.

Introduction to chapter in Cultural Dimensions of Play, Games, and Sport,TAASP, 1986. (Introduction entitled "Sport" to Part IV of Cultural Dimensionsof Play. Games, and Sport, ed. by Bernard Mergen [Champaign, IL: HumanKinetics Publishers, Inc., 1986] "Cultural Relativism, Human Rights, and theAAA," American Anthropologist, December 1987.

"Distinguishing History from Moral Philosophy and Public Advocacy,American Indian and the Problem of History, ed. by Calvin Martin, 1987.

Handbook of North American Indians (HNAI), Vol. 4, W.E.W., editor, 1990

HNAI - Illustrations, 1984-1988

HNAI - Maps and Illustrations, v. 4, 1984-1987

HNAI, 1975-1986

Stella's lists, etc., 1981-1985

HNAI: Working File, 1984-1986.

The History of the Relationship between the Indian and the White Man:for German Art Exhibition Catalog, ed. G. Hoffmann, 1985. ("Indianer undWeisse: Die Geschichte ihrer Beziehung," chapter in Indianische Kunst im20. Jahrhundert. ed. by Gerhard Hoffmann

(Munchen: Prestel-Verlag, 1985), pp. 15-21.)

"Indian Policy Since the 1880s," (WEW's chapter in Aggressions ofCivilization, ed. by Cadwalader and Deloria, 1984.)

The American Heritage History of the Indian Wars, written with Robert M.Utley (New York: American Heritage Publishing Co., 1977), 352 pp.

"Justice Brennan's Challenge to Historians," AHA NewsletterPERSPECTIVES, December 1986.

Introduction to L'Indianite: Contexte et Perspectives, Revue Francaised'Etudes Americalnes,, ed. , Joelle Rostkowski, 1988.

"Material Culture and Public History: Maturing Together?" The PublicHistorian. Spring 1991.

"Monumental Washington," Planning guide, 1978.

Contribution to the Museum - A Reference Guide, ed. by M. Shapiro,"Chapter 8 - Exhibiting, 1984.


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"Museums and Repatriation of Objects in Their Collections," PeabodyMuseum Catalogue, February 1990.

"Preparations and Problems of Preparing for the 500th Anniversary ofColumbus's Discovery of America," Anais Hidroqraficos. 1984, [1987].

"The Noble and Ignoble Savage," Handbook of American Folklore, IndianaUniversity Press, 1983.

"Quotas Are Tough If All Are Minorities," Wall Street Journal, March 22, 1984.

Reply to Edmund Hanauer, American Studies Newsletter. September 1986.

"Representative Institutions Among Contemporary American Indian TribalSocieties," Parliaments, Estates and Representation, 1982.

"The Reservation Indian: A Unique Ethnic," IPS [UNIVERSITYS. InformationAgency Press Service] Byliner, 1976.

"Response to Thomas Biolsi," American Anthropologist. Fall 1985.

Response to Orosz article in Museum Studes Journal of Spring 1986,"The Development of the National Museum at the Smithsonian Institution,1846-1855: A Response to Joel J. Orosz's Article," by S. Dillon Ripley andWilcomb E. Washburn, Museum Studies Journal, Spring-Summer 1987, vol.2, no. 4. 1987-1988

Fourth Russell Tribunal on Indian Rights: Article for Indian Truth, May,1981-1982.

"Comment on Richard Stoffle's Commentary, "The Hopi, Navajo, Paiute, ZuniLand Disputes," American Anthropologist, September 1990.

"The Supreme Court's Use and Abuse of History," Organization of AmericanHistorians (OAH) Newsletter, August 1983. (Paper presented at AAAMeeting, Washington, DC, on December 4, 1982. Revised title: SupremeCourt's Use and Abuse of History" (Published in OAH Newsletter, August1983). OAH Newsletter article was originally titled "The Role of 'Revisionist"Historians and 'Activist' Anthropologists on the Judicial Perception of theAmerican Indian" and was given as a paper at the American AnthropologicalAssoc. meeting in Washington, DC, on December 4, 1982.).

"Symbols and Images," in Every Four Years, Smithsonian Exposition Books,1980.

"Treason of the Intellectuals," 1989, Young America's Foundation,

1991.

Box 3

"The Unbuilt Capital: Lost Plans for Washington," American Institute ofArchitects (AIA) Journal, June 1978.

"Whither Architecture? Some Outside Views," AIA Journal. mid-May


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1982.

Peabody Museum, Board of Visitors

Peabody Museum, 1970-1989

Proposal: The Modernization of the Peabody Photographic Archives, 1977

Peabody Museum - Associates Lecture, March 8, 1972

Peabody Reports, 1973-1977

Peabody Museum Financial Report, May 1976

Peabody Visiting Committee, 1974

Hall of the North American Indian, 1986

Peabody Museum (Harvard) Advisory Committee on Indian Exhibit, 1985

Peabody Museum: Ian Brown Report 1986-1991


"Who Speaks for the Indian?," Notes in support of JES article, 1979 (2folders)

WEW - Early Speeches at Smithsonian, 1957-1968

Point Barrow Naval Research Lab Correspondence, 1980-1986

"Teixeira da Mota Memorial Volume," 1983-1986

Indian Wars Talk to SI Associates, February 1985

"Indian Reorganization Act" talk, Rutgers University, November 19, 1986

WEW Pending Projects - Use of Soviet-UNIVERSITYS. Maps for ForeignPolicy, 1987

WEW's participation in TV series "Made in America," with Ringe Media (LloydHerman), 1987

Pirandello Lyceum, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02238 (Philip Cordaro, Pres.P.O. 473), 1988

Images of America: SI Books, December 1988-1989

Revision of Funk and Wagnalls New Encyclopedia Article on Indian Wars,1991

Box 4

Portuguese Cartography in Age of Discoveries: Lecture at GeorgetownUniversity, January 27, 1991

Conferences and Meetings


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Tours, France, Conference, 1966

"Museums and Communities," SI, Washington, DC, March 1990

OAH Convention, Washington, DC, March 1990

EAAS Biennial Conference, London, April 9-13, 1990

"American Studies: The International Dimension": Chesapeake Chap. ASAGWU, April 21, 1990

American Council of Learned Societies annual meeting, New York City, April26-27, 1990

Camoes Center, Columbia University, - New York, New York, June 6-9, 1990

1990 Visitor Studies Conference, Washington, DC, July 25-28, 1990

"Sport and Olympism...", Gdansk, Poland, August 14-20, 1990 Cancelled

"Spain and Portugal of the Navigators: The Iberian Peninsula Countries,Europe and New Horizons," Georgetown University, September 25-30, 1990

Evaluation Panel at Venues of Inquiry into American City, Chicago, Illinois,October 28-30, 1990

Society for History of Discoveries, 1990, Jamaica, October 1990

University of Maryland Conference on "Religion, Popular Culture and MaterialLife in the Middle Colonies and the Upper South, 1650-1800," College Park,Maryland, November 17, 1990

American Studies Association (ASA) Meeting, New Orleans, Lousiana,November 1-4, 1990

American Historical Association (AHA) Annual Meeting, New York, New York,December 27-30, 1990

Tribal Government Conference, University of Wyoming (Roberta Wilson),February 24-26, 1991

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Organization of American Historians (OAH) Meeting, Louisville, Kentucky,April 11-14, 1991

Symposium of the Americas, SI, May 9-10, 1991

American Association of Museums Meeting, Denver, Colorado, May 19-23,1991

American Indian Workshop, Rome, Italy, May-June 1991 (WEW did notattend)

Visitor Studies Conference, Ottawa, Canada, August 5-10, 1991

Symposium of the Americas, SI, September 5-7, 1991


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Fur Trade Conference, Mackinac Island, September 26-29, 1991

National Association of Scholars (NAS) Conference , Minneapolis,Minnesota, October 18-20, 1991

American Studies Association, Baltimore, Maryland, October 31-November 3,1991

National Park Service-San Antonio Mission, Historic Parks QuincentenaryCommission conference, San Antonio, Texas, November 7-9, 1991

American Historical Association, Chicago, Illinois, December 27-30, 1991

Bicentennial Celebration of the Plan of Washington, DC, 1791-1991

"Portugal and Spain of the Navigators: Age of Exploration," GeorgeWashington University, January 13-16, 1992

Montgomery College, Maryland, "Mondays at 101" Program, February 24,1992

"Native Americans and the Early Republic, UNIVERSITYS. Capitol HistoricalSociety, March 1992

EAAS Conference, Seville, Spain, April 1992

Conference on Exploration and Discovery, Simon Fraser University, BritishColumbia, April 1992

Native American Journalists Association: "Should Christopher Columbus beconsidered National Hero?," April 29-30, 1992 (and ACLS, Chicago)

Salvatori Colloquium, NHB, Classroom A, June 22, 1992

Visitor Studies Conference, St. Louis, Missouri, June 23-27, 1992

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Bancroft Library, Berkeley Talk to Friends of Library on ChristopherColumbus 500, June 1992

27th International Geographical Congress, Washington, DC, August 9-14,1992

VII Reuniao Internacional da Nautica e da Hidrografia, Manaus, Brazil,August 31-September 5, 1992


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"Indigenous Peoples of the Americas: The Next Five Hundred Years,"Denver, Colorado, October, 1992 (Glenn T. Morris, Exec. Director, FourthWorld Center and Marc Sills, Project Director, Fourth World Center for theStudy of Indigenous Law and Politics, Department of Political Science,University of Colorado at Denver, 1200 Larimer Street, Campus Box 190,Denver, Colorado 80204-5300, on June 21, 1991 advised WEW that thisproject in which he agreed to participate was denied their request for fundingby the NEH. They decided to implement the symposium phase of theproject in early October 1992, the week before the Columbus holiday in theQuincentennial year. WEW returned letter with his signature indicating thathe remained interested in participating in this project which was tentativelyscheduled for early October, 1992.)

American Studies Association, Costa Mesa, California, November 5-8, 1992

American Historical Association, Washington, DC, December 27-30, 1992


"Age of Discovery" Svc Center AHA, 1960-1973

American Colonies until 1695 (Chicago History of American Civil War Series),1963

Dictionary of American History Articles (Bacon's Rebellion and AmericanStudies)

The American Indian and the United States, Random House, 1974-1985.

"American Indian Studies: A Status Report," American Quarterly, August1975 (2 folders)

"American Indians" - Encyclopedia Americana articles

American Studies, " Dictionary of American History (New York: CharlesScribner's Sons, 1976)

"American Studies at the Smithsonian Institution," 1970

"Are Museums Necessary?," Museum News, October 1968

The Assault on Indian Tribalism: The General Allotment Lav (Dawes Act) of1887, 1974

Bacon's Rebellion (Lamar for Crowell), 1966-1972

"Brazilian Navy's Contribution to University Exposition of 1876 inPhiladelphia," ("A Contribuicao da Marinha Brasileira para a ExposicaoUniversal de 1876 em Filadelfia"), Navigator; Subsidios para a HistoriaMaritima do Brasil (Rio de Janeiro) Numero 13, June 1976-December 1977

"Civilians and War," Rejected Article, 1960s

"The Clash of Morality in the American Forest," First Images of America: TheImpact of the New World on the Old, 1975-1976


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Contributions to Anthropology: Selected Papers of A. Irving Hallowell withIntroductions by Raymond D. Fogelson, Fred Eggan, Melford E. Spiro,George W. Stocking, Anthony F. C. Wallace, and Wilcomb E. Washburn.1976

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"Decouverte de L'Amerique," Centre d'Etudes Superieures de laRenaissance de Tours, July 4-23, 1966 (5 folders)

"Do Museums Educate?," Curator, Vol. 18, No. 3, 1975

Introduction to Dolls' House Booklet (by Dana Little), 1971-1980

"The Dramatization of American Museums," Curator, Vol. VI, No. 2, 1963,(1962-1965)

"The Effect of Bacon's Rebellion on Government in England and Virginia,"Paper 17, Contributions from the Museum of History and Technology, USNational Museum, Bulletin 225, SI, 1962

Encyclopedia of Southern History - Article on Adair, 1974

"The First Americans," chapter written with William C. Sturtevant in A Nationof Nations:... 1976

"First Sermon Preached to 36th President of UNIVERSITYS. - Rev. Baxter(1965-1966)

The Governor and the Rebel; A History of Bacon's Rebellion in Virginia, 1957(4 folders)

"Governor Berkeley and King Philip's War," New England Quarterly,September 1957

"Sir William Berkeley's 'A History of Our Miseries'," William and MaryQuarterly, July 1957

"Grandmotherology and Museology," Curator, 1967

"The Great Autumnal Madness: Political Symbolism in Mid-Nineteenth-Century America," Quarterly Journal of Speech. December 1963

The Great Design: Two Lectures on the Smithson Bequest by John QuincyAdams (Washington, D.C., Smithsonian Institution, 1965) (Folders 1-4 of 5)

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The Great Design: Two Lectures on the Smithson Bequest by John QuincyAdams (Washington, D. C., Smithsonian Institution, 1965) (Folder 5 of 5)

"The Historical Context of American Indian Legal Problems," Law andContemporary Problems, 1976

History of the Indians of Connecticut from the Earliest Known Period to 1850,by John W. DeForest, with an introduction by Wilcomb E. Washburn, 1964


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"The Humble Petition of Sarah Drummond," William and Mary Quarterly, July1956

"Idea of America," (Meaning of American History Series) Never Published

The Indian and the White Man, 1964

The Indian in America, 1975 (5 folders)

"Indian Removal Policy: Administrative, Historical and Moral Criteria forJudging Its Success or Failure," Ethnohistory, Summer 1965 (5 folders)

"Indians and the American Revolution," essay in The Revolutionary Era: AVariety of Perspectives, ed. by John R. Brumgardt, Historical CommissionPress, 1976

"The Influence of the Smithsonian Institution on Intellectual Life in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Washington," Records of the Columbia Historical Societyof Washington, D.C., 1963-1965, ed. by Francis C. Rosenberger, 1966

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"The Intellectual Assumptions and Consequences of GeographicalExploration in the Pacific," in The Pacific Basin; A History of GeographicalExploration, ed. by Herman R. Friis, American Geographical

"James Adair's 'Noble Savages,'" chapter 5 in Volume III of The ColonialLegacy, ed. by Lawrence H. Leder 1973.

"Joseph Henry's Conception of the Purpose of the Smithsonian Institution,"in A Cabinet of Curiosities: Five Episodes in the Evolution of AmericanMuseums, 1967 (3 folders)

"Law and Authority in Colonial Virginia," chapter in Law and Authority inColonial America, ed. by George A. Billias, 1965 (4 folders)

"Letter from the Virgin Islands," 1957 (Letter not accepted, WEW said onDecember 16, 1993)

"Logan's Speech, 1774," in An American Primer, ed. by Daniel J. Boorstin,1966

"Monumental Washington," Planning Guide (Washington, DC: NationalCapital Planning Commission, 1978)

"Manuscripts and Manufacts," American Archivist, April 1964

"The Meaning of 'Discovery' in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries,"American Historical Review, October 1962 (3 folders)

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"The Moral and Legal Justifications for Dispossessing the Indians," ChapterII in Seventeenth-Century America: Essays in Colonial History, ed. by JamesMorton Smith, 1959


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"The Moral Equivalent to Football," The New Republic, July 23, 1977

"The Morality of Recognition," 1957 Not Published

"The Museum and Joseph Henry," Curator, Vol. VIII, No. 1 (1965) (2 folders)

"The Museum's Responsibility in - Adult Education," Curator. Vol. VII, No. 1(1964)

"A National Museum," chapter in The Smithsonian Experience, 1977

"Natural Light and the Museum of the Future," AIA Journal , Vol. XLIII, No. 1(January, 1965)

"On the Relationship Between Popular Culture and American Studies," inDirections and Dimensions in American Culture Studies in the 1980s, ed. byRay B. Browne and Ralph H. Wolfe, 1979

"On the Trail of the Activist Anthropologist: Response to Jorgensen andClemmer: Journal of Ethic Studies (3 folders)

"Philanthropy and the American Indian: The Need for a Model," Ethnohistory,Vol. XV, No. 1 (Winter 1968)

"Photography and the City," Traveling version of Eames show, 1969-1973 (2folders)

"Power in Washington: A ZIP-Coded Directory," Potomac Magazine, TheWashington Post, April 16, 1967

"A Proposal Concerning a Commuter Bicycleway from Northwest Washingtonto the Mall." Not Published

"A Proposal Concerning a War Game Involving Guerrillas, Counter-Guerrillas, and Civilians," Background, Journal of the International StudiesAssociation, Vol. 9, No. 2 (August 1965) (2 folders, one of which is labeled "AProposal Concerning a War Game Involving Guerrillas, Counter-Guerrillas,and Civilians," Exercise Grassroots-64)

Red Man's Land/White Man's Law: A Study of the Past and Present Status ofthe American Indian, (New York: Scribner's, 1971)

"Response to Karl Schlesier" - "Of Indians and Anthropologists": A Responseto Karl Schlesier, American Anthropologist, September 1980

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"A Roman Sarcophagus in a Museum of American History," Curator. Vol. VII,No. 4 (1964)

"Scholarship and the Museum," Museum News, (October 1961)

"The Slayer and the Slain?" 1950s Never Published

"The Society of American Indians," The Indian Historian, Vol. 3, No. 1 (Winter1970)


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"Speech Communication and Politics," Today's Speech. November 1968 (5folders)

Sutton - "Foreword to Indian Land Tenure: Bibliographical Essays and aGuide to the Literature, by Imre Sutton (New York: Clearwater Publishing Co.,Inc., 1975), pp. vii-viii.

"Symbol, Utility, and Aesthetics in the Indian Fur Trade," Minnesota History,Vol. 40, No. 4 (Winter, 1966) (2 folders)

"Temple of the Arts: The Renovation of Washington's Patent Office Building,"AIA Journal. Vol. LI, No. 3 (March, 1969)

"Values in American History," Foreign Affairs Scholars Program, ForeignService Institute, Department of State, June 30, 1966. Not Published

"Virginia's First Families and the First Families of Virginia," chapter I inExploring Virginia's Human Resources, ed. by Roscoe D. Hughes and HenryLeidheiser, Jr., (Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1965)

"Vision of Life for the Mall," AIA Journal. Vol. XLVII, No. 3 (March 1967) (6folders)

"A Critical Note on the Concept of the 'Will of the People,'" 1961. NotPublished

"The Writing of American Indian History: A Status Report," Pacific HistoricalReview. Vol. XL, No. 3 (August 1971)

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Conferences and Meetings

Conference on Boston, 1660-1720 (Paper Presented: "Boston and theIndians, 1660-1720") held in Detroit, Michigan, under sponsorship ofArchives of American Art, September 7-8, 1962

Sixth Annual Conference for Librarians, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh,September 19, 1975

Organization of American Historians Meeting, Session on Indians, St. Louis,Mo., April 8, 1976

Peninsula Studies Conference, Princess Anne, Maryland, May 21, 1976

"The Use of Archives" Symposium, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BritishColumbia, October 4-6, 1976 (Paper titled: "Reflections of an Historian aboutArchives Past and Present with Special Reference to the United States") (2folders)

Brazil trip, September 1977

Oklahoma State University Conference, Stillwater, Oklahoma, "NativeAmerican Contributions to Art, October 9-15, 1981 (2 folders)

Miscellaneous


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Charles Eames, WEW working with on Franklin-Jefferson Show, 1974

Architour, March 12, 1977

Drake TV Project, 1978

Christopher Gaul - Indian Television Project, 1978

WEW Lecture at University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, April1978

"An American Place - An American Experience:" Proposed TV series, MidgeMcKenzie, 1979-

American Bibliographical Center-CLIO Press, 1981

Assumption College, Worcester, Massachusetts, Indian Studies Consultancy,1981-1983

WEW - Honorary Doctorate at Assumption College, Worcester,Massachusetts, May 14, 1983

Chicago Historical Society Constitution Exhibit, 1983

Roanoak Project, Robin Maw, 1983 (2 folders)

WEW's Talk to American Studies Specialists from People's Republic ofChina, June 23, 1983

"Indian America and Federal, Policy (The Washington School: Institute of Pol.St University, January 1985 LaDonna Harris; J. Abourezk

American Indian and Frontier Warfare, SI Associates, January 22, February19, 1985

Talk at Marine Corps Museum on USSR, May 7, 1985

United States Information Agency Foreign Press Center: "New Directions andImplic. for AS after Geneva," December 17, 1985

National Geographic Society: Consulting 1987

Asian Trip, 1988

Incidental Writings by W. E. Washburn (Publishers' Listing) and IncidentalSpeeches by W. E. Washburn

Journal of Ethnic Studies, Fall 1975, Trennert, Satz and Danziger review

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Crowell-Collier Educational Corporation

J. J. Little and Ives Co., Inc.

ABC-CLIO Press


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G. and C. Merriam Company

Correspondence with University Press of Virginia

APVA Lecture, September 1974

"Comment on Mr. Sigmund Diamond's Paper 'Colonization as SocialPlanning: North America in the 17th Century," April 29, 1960, MississippiValley Historical Association, Annual Meeting, Louisville, Kentucky

Miscellaneous Articles - Comments on, 1963-1967

Correspondence with Miscellaneous Publishers, 1961-1980

Miscellaneous Writings of W. E. Washburn, 1951-1969

National Bureau of Standards Paper, March 4, 1966

Short Memos with Regard to the Smithsonian Institution, 1968

Notes on Talks, etc., by Ripley, 1968

SI-University Relation Report to Ripley, Drafts, 1967-1968

A-Z Locator copies of letters (filed alphabetically by addressee's name),1982-1985 (25 folders)

Locator Copies of Letters - A, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - A, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - B, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - Brazilian Cultural Foundation, 1990-1993

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Locator Copies of Letters - B, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - Brazilian Cultural Foundation, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - C, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - C, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - D, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - D, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - E, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - E, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - F, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - Freudenheim, Tom, 1990-1993


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Locator Copies of Letters - F, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - G, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - G, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - H, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - Hoffman, Robert S., 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - H, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - HNAI, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - Hoffman, Robert S., 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - I, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - I, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - J, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - J, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - K, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - K, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - L, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - L, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - M, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - M, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - Mc, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - Mc, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - N, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - N, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - O, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - O, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - P, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - P, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - Q, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - Q, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - R, 1990-1993


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Locator Copies of Letters - R, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - S, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - S, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - T, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - T, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - U, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - U, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - V, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - V, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - W, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - W, 1986-1989

Locator Copies of Letters - XYZ, 1990-1993

Locator Copies of Letters - XYZ, 1986-1989

Miscellaneous Files and Material Aspects of American Civilization Files

Travel Authorizations, Unlimited Blanket Auth., (Federal) FY 1992 (Fund82313000) [RESTRICTED]

Claim for Reimbursement for Expenditures on Official Business

Miscellaneous Memoranda to and from Tom Freudenheim's Office,1992-1993

Miscellaneous Memoranda from Robert S. Hoffmann, Assistant Secretary forResearch, 1989-1991

Hoffmann Staff Meetings, 1991

Copies of SI-3729S submitted for payment of Membership dues, 1990-1991

Office Maintenance, Barney Studio House, 1977-1991

OAMERS Telephone, 1984-1987

Office Supplies, Purchases, 1989-1993

Petty Cash Vouchers, 1985-1993

ASP Office Administration, General, 1985-1993

Personnel - American Studies, 1966-1971 [RESTRICTED]

Personnel - Miscellaneous Memos, etc., 1969-1974 [RESTRICTED]


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Box 15

Proposed Center for Historical Studies

SI - Planning Advisory Group, 1991

Communications Meetings, 1991

American Studies Programs (at various universities), 1984-1985

Redesignation of Office of American Studies (OAMERS) as AmericanStudies Program (ASP), 1991

Internships, General, 1990-1993

Miscellaneous Requests for Information on American Studies Program,1990-1993

Miscellaneous Requests, 1985-1992

Miscellaneous Inquiries, 1990-1993

Material Aspects of American Civilization, Mergen and Washburn, 1976-1977

Material Aspects of American Civilization, 1977-1978

AmCv 252 - Decorative Arts in America, B. Carson, Fall 1982

AmCv 252 - Decorative Arts in America, B. Carson, Spring 1982

American Studies 254.20 Folklore in America, Geraldine Johnson, June 15-July 19, 1982

AmCv 250 (Maryland 638) Material Aspects of American Civ.: Birth, Marriageand Death, Mergen and Washburn, Fall 1982

Material Aspects of American Civilization- Mergen and Washburn, Fall 1983

AmCv 252 - Decorative Arts in America, B. Carson, Fall 1983

AmCv 250 - Material Aspects of American Civilization: Material Culture of theFuture, Mergen and Washburn, Fall 1983

AmCv 250 (Maryland 638) Material Aspects of American Civilization, Mergenand Washburn, Fall 1984

AmCv 252 - December Arts in America, B. Carson, Fall 1984

AmCv 252 - December Arts in America, B. Carson, Spring 1984

AmCv 394 (Reading Course GWU) , J. K. Donaldson: Cherokee World View,1985-1986

AmCv 252 - Decorative Arts in America, Barbara Carson, Fall 1985



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AmCv 252 - December Arts in America, B. Carson, Fall 1986


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