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This collection consists of Wayland D. Hand's professional papers in the form of his personal files, folklore papers, correspondence, and photographs spanning from 1930 to 1986. The collection is divided into three series: Series I, Papers and Files; Series II, Correspondence (divided into two sub-series); and Series III, Folklore Papers. Due to the highly organized nature of Hand's papers when they were donated, this order has been retained.

Abstract The G. Malcolm Laws collection consists of correspondence, catalogs, English class notes, maps and tourist guides, memoirs, royalties, Voice of America correspondence, John I. White correspondence, White House Library organization, articles and writings, Princeton fifty-year class reunion book, diverse writings and articles from Laws, general information forms on Laws' personal and public life, writings and book reviews on Laws' three published books: Native...

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Field recordings of Hector Lee.

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The materials in the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering collection include brochures, programs, newspapers, posters, and other materials distributed at the Cowboy Poetry Gathering (now the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering) in Elko, Nevada, hosted by the Western Folklife Center (1985 to present).

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This collection includes oral histories, original interview cassette tapes, brief bios of the interviewees, transcriptions, news clippings, essays and photographs related to Marie Fuhriman Olsen's fieldwork and Cache Valley cities and residents (boxes 1-5). It also includes personal research and writings by Marie Fuhriman Olsen (boxes 6 and 7).

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This is a collection of student papers from 1986 to 2000. The papers are compilations of folk stories collected by the students, with short biographies of the student and his or her source included in each paper.

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Folklore material relating to the yearly Fife Folklore Conference, including correspondence, monetary budgets, notes, conference schedules, student requirements, student collections, brochures, posters, flyers, slides, photographs, audio tapes, video tapes, etc. (approx. 1963 to present)

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This collection consists of duplicates from Folk Collection 4.

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Folklore projects collected by high school students in classes approved by USU Special Collections.