WUAPC. Personal Collections
Found in 45 Collections and/or Records:
Price Family collection
This collection contains artwork by Edith Price Walford and Don Cook, both relatives of artist C. S. Price.
Carl Ritchie papers
The Carl Ritchie papers contain transcripts, photographs, and reports created by radio host, actor, and university administrator Carl Ritchie. Course supply lists, playbills, newspaper clippings, and University news bulletins are included from Ritchie's time as instructor at Willamette University.
Vernor Martin Sackett Negatives collection
Negatives of photographs taken by Vernor Sackett when a student at Willamette University and when serving in the military in Germany. Willamette University focus is on student life and activities.
Salem and Eastern Oregon photographs
The Salem and Eastern Oregon photographs cover the late 1800s and early 1900s in Oregon. Photographs included Marion County Court House, Oregon State Hospital and other buildings and areas of interest.
Edwin A. Sherwood “Land of the Rhine” Lantern Slides and Lecture Notes collection
The Edwin A. Sherwood “Land of the Rhine” Lantern Slides and Lecture Notes collection is comprised of lantern slides and lecture notes of Germany Sherwood used during his presentations.
Janette McCalley Stowell diary
Janette Stowell’s diary details the everyday life of a wife and mother at the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth in Portland, Oregon and Sitka, Alaska.
Suffrage Era Scrapbook
The scrapbook contains poetry, comedic articles and satire, cartoons, articles about women's suffrage, and news bulletins about the 1918 Influenza pandemic.
Lila V. Swafford papers
Materials relating to Lila V. Swafford’s academic career at Willamette University.
Waltz family papers
The collection contains correspondence, music books, Glee memorabilia, photographs, and other items connected with Willamette University and the Waltz family.
Sybil Westenhouse Research papers on Oregon and the City of Salem
The Sybil Westenhouse collection covers the years 1810 to 2009 and documents her research on the history of Salem and Oregon.