The University of Iowa Libraries

Browse by Series:
Series 1: "IOWA PAST AND PRESENT"
Series 2: MISCELLANEOUS HISTORIES, GUIDES, AND ARTICLES
Series 3: IOWA COUNTIES
Series 4: IOWA CITIES
Series 5: IOWA CHURCHES
Series 6: ADDENDUM: AUTHORS
Series 7: ADDENDUM: CITY GUIDES
Series 8: ADDENDUM: CORRESPONDENCE
Series 9: ADDENDUM: FOLKLORE
Series 10: ADDENDUM: HOSPITALS
Series 11: ADDENDUM: ROAD TOURS
Series 12: ADDENDUM: UNIVERSITY OF IOWA HISTORY

• Series 1: "IOWA PAST AND PRESENT"
• Box 1:
• United States Travel Atlas - 1941
• Bibliographies
• Iowa Authors
• Special Collections in Iowa Libraries
• Libraries
• First Newspapers
• Library Directories
• Libraries
• Newspaper References
• Esthetic Awakening of Iowa (address)
• Publishing, including a long article on The Midland, a literary magazine
• Museums and West Ben Grotto
• Camp Meetings
• Bibles
• Churches (2 folders)
• Catholic Church
• Churches (2 folders)
• Baptist Churches (early)
• Box 2:
• Early Churches
• Religious Groups
• Mormons (2 folders)
• Mormons (Mrs. Hart's novel)
• Mormons (Drafts by Mrs. Hart)
• Mormons
• Box 3:
• Jews
• Miscellaneous Censuses
• Census (2 folders)
• Abandoned Towns
• Ethnic Groups
• Elections
• Ethnic Groups (2 folders)
• Danes and Hungarians (New Buda)
• Underground Railroad
• Legislation
• Political Parties
• Box 4:
• Labor
• Kelly's Army
• ?
• Child Labor Laws
• Labor Unions
• Workers' Strikes
• Banking
• Land and Its Conservation
• Natural Resources
• Co-ops (2 folders)
• Court Houses and Farm Bills (perhaps better entitled "Judicial Gov't.")
• Box 5:
• Land Documents
• Landmark
• Factbook
• Military History
• Military (2 folders)
• Housing
• Social Welfare
• WPA
• Hospitals (Buena Vista and Winnebago; Davenport and Orphans' Home)
• Box 6:
• Buchanan County Hospital
• Schools for the Deaf
• Washington County Hospital
• County Homes
• Indenture of Children
• Ku Klux Klan, Knights of the Golden Circle, et.
• Social Service (Prisons, etc.)
• Mason, Moose, "White Caps"
• Clubs
• American Legion and Patriotic Organizations (2 folders)
• Boy Scouts
• Early Education and Teachers
• Education
• Teachers' Pension
• Education
• White's Manual Labor Institute
• Schools for the Deaf
• Education
• Special Schools
• Schools (2 folders)
• Adult Education
• School Organizations
• Night Schools and Singing Schools
• Chautauqua
• Schools and Colleges
• Special Schools (Manual Labor Inst., etc.)
• Box 7:
• Colleges
• Clarke College
• Coe College
• Drake University
• Graceland College
• Iowa State College--Ames
• Iowa State Teachers' College
• Iowa Wesleyan College
• John Fletcher College
• Loras College (formerly Columbia College)
• Mount St. Joseph College
• Penn College
• University of Dubuque
• Box 8:
• University of Iowa (3 folders)
• Wartburg Theological Seminary
• Schools (2 folders)
• Chronology: Transportation
• Historical Clock
• Postal Service
• Telephone
• Railroads
• Mississippi River
• Box 9:
• Mississippi River
• Aviation and Steamboating, etc.
• Transportation Highway
• Folklore (pamphlet for FWP---instructions for collecting folklore)
• Fitch Co. and Jewelry Sale
• Home
• Burials and Cemeteries
• Social Customs and Celebrations
• Calendar of Annual Events
• Folklore(River Monster, etc.). 1884 newspaper article, reprinted 1904, concerning 80-foot river monster; very amusing - 1884, 1904
• Inkpadutah
• Foreign Languages
• Nicknames and Origin of Names
• Museums and West Ben Grotto
• Meteors and Comets
• Eclipse of 1869
• Altitudes and Weather
• Topography and Surveys
• Iowa Almanac - 1940
• Power Plants
• Box 10:
• Geology
• Geology and Paleontology
• Disturbances of Weather
• Rock and Crystals
• Quarries
• Paleontology, Newspaper History, Petrified Soldier, Lewis and Clark
• Archeology
• Ethnology
• Taxidermy and Preservation
• Flora and fauna
• Marijuana
• Flora and fauna
• Game Birds and Animals
• Fossils
• Insects
• Pre-Historic Animals
• Birds and Wild Animals
• Box 11:
• Snakes
• Animals
• Fairs, Expositions
• Inventions
• Physicians
• Public Health
• Lincoln resolution, Marriages, Physicians
• Woman M.D.
• Health
• Fires
• Druggist
• Medicine (2 folders)
• Veterinary
• Fire department, County agent
• Mills
• R.E.A.
• Heating
• Ice
• Coal (2 folders)
• Forts
• Box 12:
• Rock Island Arsenal
• Log Rafting and "Normandie"
• Bridges
• Roads
• Dams
• Keokuk Dam
• Waterworks
• Airports and Air Vehicles
• Automobiles
• Agriculture
• Rural Life
• Fairs, 4H Clubs
• Agricultural Agencies
• Farm Organizations
• Farmers' Holiday, Farmers' School
• Farm Machinery, Conservation, etc.
• Box 13:
• Farm Machinery, Conservation, etc.
• Farm Pests
• Crops
• Horticulture (2 folders)
• Fruits, Orchards
• Crops--Vegetables
• Livestock
• Horses
• Cattle
• Sheep and goats
• Hogs
• Fowl
• Dogs
• Trees
• Creameries and Dairies
• Fish and Game
• 13a:
• Fish, Greek Fraternity
• Restaurants
• Livery Stables
• Business
• Hotels
• Business School
• Furniture
• Radio, Telegraph
• Presses
• Transportation (2 folders)
• Iowa Authors, including two pages of article concerning Edna Ferber
• Fairs
• Literature (2 folders)
• Iowa Factbook (2 folders)
• Iowa Chronology
• Series 2: MISCELLANEOUS HISTORIES, GUIDES, AND ARTICLES
• Box 14:
• American Memory -- Guide to Library of Congress electronic collections project - 1990
• The Foreign Language Press in Iowa
• A Guide to Marshalltown and Central Iowa
• Highland Park Post History
• Iowa Government -- Hull (Administration)
• Muscatine Legion Post History
• National Picture Books--Chicago copy
• The Story of a State (Radio Plays) (2 folders)
• Series 3: IOWA COUNTIES
• Box 15:
• Adair
• Adams
• Allamakee
• Appanoose
• Audubon
• Benton
• Black Hawk
• Boone
• Bremer
• Buchanan
• Buena Vista
• Butler
• Calhoun
• Cass
• Cedar
• Cherokee
• Chickasaw
• Clarke College
• Clay
• Clayton
• Box 16:
• Clinton
• Crawford
• Dallas
• Davis
• Decatur
• Delaware
• Des Moines
• Des Moines County History--Radio Continuity
• Dickinson
• Dubuque
• Dubuque County History
• Emmet (Engrossing experience of writer checking information for Guide--R.H. Thompson)
• Fayette
• Box 17:
• Floyd
• Franklin
• Fremont
• Greene
• Grundy ("County History Procedure for the Iowa Writers Project")
• Hamilton
• Hancock
• Hardin
• Harrison
• Henry
• Henry County History--Radio Continuity
• Howard
• Howard County History
• Humboldt
• Ida
• Iowa
• Box 18:
• Jackson
• Jackson County History
• Jasper
• Jasper County History
• Jefferson
• Jefferson County History--Radio Broadcast
• Johnson
• Jones
• Keokuk
• Box 19:
• Kossuth
• Lee (3 folders)
• Linn
• Louisa
• Louisa County History--Radio Continuity
• Lucas
• Lyon
• Madison
• Box 20:
• Mahaska
• Marion
• Marshall
• Mills
• Mitchell
• Monona
• Monroe
• Montgomery
• Muscatine Legion Post History
• O'Brien
• Osceola
• Osceola County History
• Box 21:
• Page County History (Notes; folder 1 includes daily work sheet showing wage of $0.59/hour) (5 folders)
• Page County History
• Box 22:
• Palo Alto
• Plymouth
• Pocahontas
• Polk
• Pottawattamie
• Pottawattamie County History
• Poweshiek
• Ringgold
• Ringgold County History
• Sac
• Scott
• Shelby
• Sioux
• Box 23:
• Story
• Tama
• Union
• Van Buren (2 folders)
• Wapello
• Washington (2 folders)
• Warren
• Wayne
• Box 24:
• Webster
• Winnebago
• Winnebago County History
• Winneshiek
• Winneshiek County History (Notes) (4 folders)
• Box 25:
• Winneshiek County History (Notes) (2 folders)
• Woodbury
• Woodbury County History (Notes)
• Woodbury County History
• Woodbury County History--Radio Continuity
• Worth
• Wright
• Series 4: IOWA CITIES
• Box 26:
• Albia
• Ames
• Bloomfield
• Burlington
• Cedar Rapids
• Chariton
• Clinton (highly interesting letter concerning Henry McCullough)
• Council Bluffs
• Ft. Dodge
• Box 27:
• Ft. Madison (4 folders)
• Iowa City (3 folders)
• Box 28:
• Iowa City (2 folders)
• Newton (3 folders)
• Oskaloosa
• Box 29:
• Oskaloosa (2 folders)
• Ottumwa (4 folders)
• Box 30:
• Ottumwa
• Pella (2 folders)
• Sioux City
• Box 31:
• Sioux City (4 folders)
• Waterloo (2 folders)
• Series 5: IOWA CHURCHES
• Box 32:
• Church Archives Instructions on Preparation of Church Directory and Inventory, also miscellaneous material (4 folders)
• Church Archives (monthly reports) (2 folders)
• Iowa Churches by Counties: Adair - Cerro Gordo
• Box 33:
• Iowa Churches by Counties: Cherokee - Emmet
• Iowa Churches by Counties: Franklin - Ida Grove
• Iowa Churches by Counties: Iowa - Lucas
• Iowa Churches by Counties: Lyon - O'Brien
• Iowa Churches by Counties: Osceola - Taylor
• Iowa Churches by Counties: Union - Wright
• Box 34:
• Audubon and Iowa County Churches
• Book of Transcriptions to be included in Inventory of Methodist Churches in Des Moines District (2 folders)
• History of the First Christian Church of Keokuk, Iowa (Notes)
• History of the First Christian Church of Keokuk, Iowa
• Inventory of Council Bluffs Presbytery
• Inventory of Des Moines Presbytery Churches
• Inventory of Roger Williams Baptist Association, etc.
• Inventory of Southern Baptist Association, etc.
• Inventory of Southwestern Baptist Association, etc.
• Box 35:
• Directory of Churches and Religious Organizations in Iowa (3 folders)
• Directory of Churches and Religious Organizations in Iowa, carbon. (3 folders)
• Box 36:
• Iowa Church History (Notes) (3 folders)
• Box 37:
• Iowa Church History, Draft 1 (2 folders)
• Iowa Church History, Draft 2 (2 folders)
• Iowa Church History, Final Draft
• Iowa Church History, Final Draft carbon. Note: pagination slightly incorrect in carbon, corrected in original
• Box 38:
• W.P.A. Professional and Service Division. Historical Records Survey. 2 photographs
  On shelf
• Series 6: ADDENDUM: AUTHORS
• Sub-Series: Mae L. Christensen
• Box 39:
• "Autobiography of a Project Worker." May 10 - 1938
• "The Awakening of Spring." May 10 - 1937
• "The Comet." July 2 - 1937
• "Day Dates: 1839-1939"
• "The Indian Mode of Dressing Skins." July 9 - 1937
• "Local Advertising of Long Ago." May 10 - 1937
• "Looking Backward." June 7 - 1937
• "Mississippi River." March 18 - 1938
• "National Hybrid Corn Company Factory." November 29 - 1937
• "News Letter." March 24 - 1937
• "Old Dog." April 2 - 1937
• "One Thing and An Other [sic]." June 28 - 1937
• "Reminiscences of the 22nd Iowa Infantry." April 13 - 1937
• "Reminiscences [sic] of an Ex-Slave." January 20 - 1937
• "Riddles." April 4 - 1938
• "Somethings [sic] Grandmother Did." April 30 - 1937
• "Something New." March 26 - 1937
• "Sports of 1842." July 2 - 1937
• "Stage Routes." May 12 - 1937
• "Statue of Liberty." (By Evelyn Christensen; typed by Mae) November 18 - 1936; 1938
• "Unnamed." July 15 - 1937
• "Useful Rules for Sundry Sorts of People." May 6 - 1937
• Sub-Series: Henry G. Felsen
• Box 39:
• "Amana Colonies." May 8 - 1936
• "American Prefaces." December 2 - 1936
• "Editing and Printing the Daily Iowan." March 17 - 1937
• "Fall of Atheniowa." May 15 - 1935
• "Home Life of a Wolf." January 25 - 1937
• "Keokuk County." September 14 - 1936
• "Local Customs." March 2 - 1937
• "An Old Wolf Story." October 22 - 1936
• "Recreational Center." April 29 - 1936
• "Symmetry in Concrete." November 6 - 1936
• "Why I Am a Cynic." November 7 - 1936
• Sub-Series: Vivian Fisher
• Box 39:
• "Flag Day." [n.d.]
• "Iowa City and Its People" [n.d.]
• "Military at Iowa." From the Iowa Journal of History and Politics (21) - 1923
• Manuscript notes [n.d.]
• Newspaper clippings
• "Them Days is Gone Forever." June 28 - 1937
• Sub-Series: Jane T. Irish
• Box 40:
• "The Beaver Bundle." February 11 - 1937
• "The Bells of St. Mary's." February 5 - 1937
• "The Bohemian Population in Iowa City." November 6 - 1936
• "The Cat and the Canary." July 9 - 1937
• "The Close of 1936." December 31 - 1936
• "The Dairying Industry." December 24 - 1936
• "Day Dates: 1839-1939"
• "Days O'Lang Syne." April 14 - 1937
• "Early Character." January 4 - 1937
• "An Early Iowa City College and its Principal." March 25 - 1937
• "The Employment Plan." July 20 - 1937
• "First Ferry Boat." March 2 - 1937
• "Good Medicine." February 2 - 1938
• "Hemp." August 9 - 1937
• "How Iowa City Looked in Early Days." March 25 - 1937
• "The Iowa Flint Glass Company." May 17 - 1937
• "Johnson County's Early Mills." February 21 - 1938
• "The Johnson County Survey." April 21 - 1937
• "Landscapes--Old and New." July 14 - 1937
• "Law Enforcement Short Course." July 6 - 1937
• "Louisa County, Iowa." March 23 - 1937
• "Old Homes and their Furnishings." July 12 - 1937
• "Old Sayings." (anonymous poem) September 17 - 1936
• "The Old-Time Dance." August 3 - 1937
• "Our Feathered Friends." May 3 - 1937
• "Our Common Weeds." June 30 - 1937
• "Oxford, Iowa." February 24 - 1937
• "The Recluse of Delta: The true story of an actual conversation." June 7 - 1937
• "Reminiscences of an Iowa City Baptist Church." April 7 - 1937
• "Rippling Rills." June 10 - 1937
• "Saint Mary High School: Iowa City, Iowa." June 1 - 1936
• "A Stroll About Town." May 20 - 1937
• "The Terrell Mill." January 12 - 1937
• Untitled. July 22 - 1937
• "The Waters of the Earth." May 10 - 1937
• "Weather Beliefs." Poem typed by Jane Irish with notes; poem by Dr. Jenner
• "Why They Twinkle." Poem typed by Jane Irish; poet anonymous
• "Y.M.C.A. History." April 29 - 1937
• Sub-Series: Fred Langenberg
• Box 40:
• "Victor." May 8 - 1936
• Sub-Series: James S. Martin
• Box 40:
• "About Dogs." August 2 - 1937
• "Cedar Bluffs Swimming Pool. " March 26 - 1937
• "Day Dates: 1839-1939"
• "Dogs Tick Carriers." July 9 - 1937
• "Dreams-What They Denote." February 1 - 1937
• "Facts about Iowa City and its People." May 21 - 1937
• "Governor Lucas Home." June 3 - 1937
• "History." March 24 - 1937
• "The Indian Fish Dam." [n.d.]
• "Iowa Competition." June 24 - 1937
• "Iowa Flint Glass Company." April 1 - 1938
• "Jargons." February 21 - 1938
• "Johnson County." February 1 - 1938
• "Know Your Wild Animals." April 2 - 1937
• "Landmarks." August 10 - 1937
• "The Last Fireworks Display on Independence Day." June 17 - 1937
• "Lone Tree." October 25 - 1937
• "The Making of Glassware." February 3 - 1938
• "Memorial Resolutions." May 13 - 1937
• "Mormon Hand Cart Expedition." July 10 - 1936
• "News Item." March 24 - 1937
• "An Officer's Job." July 26 - 1937
• "Outstanding Work of Members of 4-H Clubs in Johnson County, Iowa." April 29 - 1937
• "A Sure Cure for Ague." May 24 - 1937
• "Things We Don't Know." April 29 - 1937
• "True Experiences." July 15 - 1937
• "The Twelfth Annual High School Music Festival." May 11 - 1937
• "The Unusual." September 7 - 1937
• "A Worker." May 10 - 1938
• Sub-Series: William E. Myers
• Box 40:
• "Marengo and Ladora." May 8 - 1936
• Series 7: ADDENDUM: CITY GUIDES
• Box 41:
• 101: Pronunciation, origin, and meaning; 110: Geography; 120: Topography. Fisher, Vivian. June 15 - 1936
• 130: Climate. Felsen, Henry G. June 29 - 1936
• 140: Geology. Felsen, Henry G. June 15 - 1936
• 150: Paleontology. Felsen, Henry G. June 15 - 1936
• 210: Archaeology. Myers, William E. June 15 - 1936
• 220: Indians. Myers, William E. October 29 - 1936
• 240: Rain Makers and Superstitious Signs Indication Rain. Myers, William E. October 5 - 1936
• 240: Planting in the Sign. Irish, Jane T. October 1 - 1936
• 270: Ethnology. Felsen, Henry G. [n.d.]
• 311: Executive (United States Government). Rooney, Raymond. October 27 - 1936
• 312: U.S. Legislative Government. Myers, William E. October 26 - 1936
• 313: Judiciary (United States Government). Langenberg, Fred. March 9 - 1937
• 321: Executive (State). Rooney, Raymond. October 26 - 1936
• 322: State (Legislative). Myers, William E. October 26 - 1936
• 323: Judiciary (State). Langenberg, Fred. November 27 - 1936
• 331: Executive (United States Government). Rooney, Raymond. October 26 - 1936
• 341: Executive (City or Township). Rooney, Raymond [n.d.]
• 510: Hotels. Myers, William E. April 1 - 1936
• 520: Restaurants. Myers, William E. April 27 - 1936
• 530: Clubs. Felsen, Henry G. May 4 - 1936
• 540: Shops. Felsen, Henry G. April 27 - 1936
• 600: Points of Interest. Myers, William E. May 11 - 1936
• 613 - 616: Federal, State, County and City Buildings. Christensen, Mae. May 11 - 1936
• 617-618: Memorials, monuments and statues; Bridges, roadways, tunnels, etc. Martin, James S. June 1 - 1939-6
• 620: Historic Remains. Myers, William E. May 4 - 1936
• 630: Industry and Commerce. Myers, William E. May 4 - 1936
• 640: Education. Felsen, Henry G. April 13 - 1936
• 640: Education. Rooney, Raymond. May 11 - 1936
• 641: Universities and Colleges. Felsen, Henry G. May 18 - 1936
• 643: High Schools. Martin, James S. - 1936
• 643-644: Schools. Rooney, Raymond. July 14 and May 11 - 1936
• 644: Elementary Schools. Martin, James S. May 11 - 1936
• 645: Experimental Schools. Rooney, Raymond. April 13 - 1936
• 650: Museums. Felsen, Henry G. [n.d.]
• 654: Museums, Historical. "In charge of Professor Flickinger." Langenberg, Fred. May 4 - 1936
• 660: Culture. Rooney, Raymond. May 18 - 1936
• 661: Religion. Rooney, Raymond. May 18 - 1936
• 662: Science. Langenberg, Fred. May 12 - 1936
• 664: Music. Felsen, Harry G. June 1 - 1936
• 665: Literature. Rooney, Raymond. May 1 - 1936
• 667: Movies. Christensen, Mae. May 12 - 1936
• 668: Radio. Fisher, Vivian. May 18 - 1936
• 669: Auditoriums and Stadia. Langenberg, Fred. June 2 - 1936
• 671: Surviving organizations that play a prominent part in the social and economic life of the community. Felsen, Henry G. June 1 - 1936
• 672: Labor Unions. Martin, James S. July 20 - 1936
• 672: labor Unions; 673: Philanthropic Societies; 674: Social Service Agencies. Fisher, Vivian. June 1 - 1936
• 673: Philanthropic Societies; 674: Social Service Agency. Martin, James S. July 20 - 936
• 675: Societies and Organizations for Experimental Purposes. Martin, James S. June 2 - 1936
• 677: Local Cuisine, cook books, receipts. Christensen, Mae. June 2 - 1936
• 682: Amateur sports events. Myers, William E. June 1 - 1936
• 684: Community singing and other Community recreation. Rooney, Raymond. June 1 - 1936
• 685: Hunting and Fishing. Langenberg, Fred. June 1 - 1936
• 686: Carnivals and festivals. Rooney, Raymond. June 8 - 1936
• 691: Scenic Trips; 692: Vantage Points of Scenic Observations; 693: Places of Scenic Interest; 694: Parks. Martin, James S. June 8 - 1936
• 820: Points of interest within the radius of 15 miles. Langenberg, Fred. June 9 - 1936
• 830: Points of interest at a greater distance than 15 miles, including agricultural experiments. Rooney, Raymond. June 8 - 1936
• Box 42:
• "Architecture in Iowa City." Christensen, Mae L. January 28 - 1938
• Bibliography and Correction. Langenberg, Fred. [n.d.]
• "City Hall." Rooney, Raymond. October 28 - 1936
• "Corrections on Pre-final Revise 1 and 3 of Iowa City." [no author] March 23 - 1937
• "Court House." Rooney, Raymond. October 13 - 1936
• "Court House of Johnson County, Iowa." Christensen, Mae. June 29 - 1936
• "Education." Martin, James S. October 7 - 1936
• "Famous People." Rooney, Raymond. October 2 - 1936
• "Founding of Iowa City." Langenberg, Fred. July 30 - 1936
• "General Information: Name -- Location -- Population -- Altitude -- Features." Langenberg, Fred. October 28 - 1936
• "General Information on Transportation." Felsen, Henry G. November 2 - 1936
• "[Golf Courses.]" Myers, William E. [n.d.]
• "History." Myers, William E. October 28 - 1936
• "Home of the President of the State University of Iowa; Old Capitol; MacBride Hall; University Hospital." [No author; no date]
• "Imagine." Christensen, Mae. May 4 - 1937
• "Iowa City." Fisher, Vivian. May 28 - 1937
• "Iowa City." McCullough, Henry M., editor. October 21 - 1936
• "Iowa City -- General Description." [No author; no date]
• "Iowa City: Railroad station..." [No author; no date]
• "Iowa City Waterworks." Rooney, Raymond. October 28 - 1936
• "Italian Population of Iowa City." [Martin, James S.?] [n.d.]
• "Jewish Population of Johnson County." Martin, James S. August 29 - 1939
• "Johnson County's Court House." Irish, Jane T. March 15 - 1938
• "Kirkwood Home." Myers, William E. July 13 - 1936
• "List of Iowa City Clubs and Organizations." Felsen, Henry G. July 10 - 1936
• "Literature." Christensen, Mae. October 28 - 1936
• "Lucas Home." Myers, William E. July 13 - 1936
• Manuscript notes
• "Marengo -- Bibliography." Typescript and manuscript. Rooney, Raymond. [n.d.]
• "Marengo -- Organization." Typescript and manuscript. Rooney, Raymond. November 18 - 1938
• "Marengo -- Organizations." Typescript and manuscript. Rooney, Raymond. November 18 - 1938
• "Marengo -- Points of Interest." Typescript and manuscript. Rooney, Raymond. November 17 - 1938
• "Marengo -- Recreation." Typescript and manuscript. Rooney, Raymond. November 18 - 1938
• "Marengo -- Schools." Typescript and manuscript. Rooney, Raymond. November 18 - 1938
• "Marengo, Iowa -- Special City Guide." Typescript and manuscript. Rooney, Raymond. [n.d.]
• "Marengo -- Theatres." Typescript and manuscript. Rooney, Raymond. November 18 - 1938
• "Marengo -- Type." Manuscript. Rooney, Raymond. [n.d.]
• "Music." Martin, James S. October 1 - 1936
• "Newspapers." Martin, James S. September 17 - 1936
• "Outstanding Church: History of Presbyterianism in Iowa City." Langenberg, Fred. July 30 - 1936
• "Oxford." Rooney, Raymond. May 11 - 1936
• "Parks." Christensen, Mae. October 26 - 1936
• "Phillip Greely Clapp." [No author] October 25 - 1937
• "Play Grounds -- Golf Courses." Rooney, Raymond. October 28 - 1936
• "Press Comments." Martin, James S. [n.d.]
• "Public Library." Rooney, Raymond. October 28 - 1936
• "Restaurants and Cafes." Myers, William E. July 6 - 1936
• "Sewage Disposal Plant." Rooney, Raymond. October 28 - 1936
• "Silver Shadow." Felsen, Henry G. November 12 - 1936
• "Social Service." Christensen, Mae. October 26 - 1936
• "Song of the New Country." [No author] [n.d.]
• "Story of the Black Angel." Myers, William E. July 10 - 1936
• ["Swimming Pool."] [No author] [n.d.]
• "Theatres -- Concert Halls -- Movie Houses -- League Ball Parks -- Swimming Pools Public Owned -- Beaches." Martin, James S. October 28 - 1936
• "Traffic Regulations." Myers, William E. October 27 - 1936
• "Transportation." Christensen, Mae. October 13 - 1936
• "Transportation." Myers, William E. November 5 - 1936
• "University Professor of Political Science." Christensen, Mae L. June 16 - 1937
• "Victor." Langenberg, Fred. May 8 - 1936
• Series 8: ADDENDUM: CORRESPONDENCE
• Box 42:
• Includes statewide bulletins from Raymond Kresensky, the state director of the Federal Writers' Project in Des Moines. Also includes correspondence from Don Farran and Willard Maas. May 27-January 24 - 1937-1939
• Series 9: ADDENDUM: FOLKLORE
• Box 42:
• "Animal Commands." Myers, William E. October 22 - 1936
• "Animal Tales: The Goody Teddy Bear." Christensen, Mae. September 23 - 1936
• "Cabin Building." Irish, Jane T. October 26 - 1936
• "Feature Story: Livestock Traffic." Christensen, Mae. January 6 - 1937
• "The First Criminal Case." Felsen, Henry G. October 26 - 1936
• "Frankie and Johnny Were Sweethearts." Christensen, Mae. November 2 - 1936
• "Indian Legend." Langenberg, Fred. August 10 - 1936
• "Indian Legend -- The Winter Spirit." Irish, Jane T. January 15 - 1937
• "Indian Lore." Christensen, Mae. February 25 - 1937
• "John Brown's Night Escape from Iowa City." Felsen, Henry G. September 28 - 1936
• "Legend: Where the Jimson Weed Originated, and Why." Langenberg, Fred. October 22 - 1936
• "A Narrow Escape." Felsen, Henry G. November 2 - 1936
• "The Old Fort." Felsen, Henry G. October 8 - 1936
• "Old Weather Legends." Martin, James S. January 22 - 1937
• "Seeds: Their Place in Folklore and Legend." Irish, Jane T. January 28 - 1937
• "Snowball and Highball." Christensen, Mae.. Includes photograph. August 12 - 1936
• "Supernatural Powers." Myers, William E. October 29 - 1936
• "Table Customs." Fisher, Vivian. December 7 - 1936
• "The Talking Canary." Christensen, Mae. November 2 - 1936
• Series 10: ADDENDUM: HOSPITALS
• Box 43:
• "Historical Sketch of Mercy Hospital." Christensen, Mae. October 7 - 1936
• "Hospital -- Corrections." Christensen, Mae. [n.d.]
• "Oakdale State Sanitarium." Martin, James S. [n.d.]
• "Psychopathic Hospital." Christensen, Mae. [n.d.]
• "The Rohrbacher Sanitarium." Christensen, Mae. September 22 - 1936
• "State Sanatorium, Oakdale." Christensen, Mae. [n.d.]
• "State University Hospitals." Christensen, Mae. Corrected draft and copy. October 1 - 1936
• "State University Hospitals." Christensen, Mae. [n.d.] Original draft and copy
• "The State University of Iowa Speech Clinic." Christensen, Mae. [n.d.]
• Series 11: ADDENDUM: ROAD TOURS
• Box 43:
• "Amana Colonies." Felsen, Henry G. May 8 - 1936
• "Hills." Christensen, Mae. February 24 - 1937
• "Iowa City to Coralville and Tiffin." Christensen, Mae. May 8 - 1936
• "MacBride Park." Martin, James S. February 24 - 1937
• "MacBride Park -- Oxford, Iowa -- Marengo -- Ladora -- Victor." Fisher, Vivian; Irish, Jane; Martin, James. [n.d.]
• "Marengo and Ladora." Myers, William E. May 8 - 1936
• "The Old Dennis Homestead." [Martin, James S.?] [n.d.]
• "Oxford." Rooney, Raymond. May 11 - 1936
• "Scenic Tour on 161 N." Felsen, Henry G. October 8 - 1936
• "Scenic Tour North on U.S. Highway No. 161." Felsen, Henry G. [n.d.]
• "Special Feature: Part I." Felsen, Henry G. May 11 - 1936
• "The Tour." Felsen, Henry G. October 9, 1936
• "A Trip North on Highway #161." Felsen, Henry G.; Fisher, Vivian; Rooney, Raymond. June 15 - 1936
• "A Trip South on Highway #161." Christensen, Mae. June 15 - 1936
• Untitled. Myers, William E. [n.d.]
• Untitled. Rooney, Raymond. May 11 - 1936
• "Victor." Langenberg, Fred. May 8 - 1936
• Series 12: ADDENDUM: UNIVERSITY OF IOWA HISTORY
• Box 43:
• "Brief Resume of Lines of Research at the Physics Laboratory of the State University of Iowa." Stewart, G.W., Physics Department Head. July 14 - 1936
• "Brief Sketch of Levi O. Leonard." Christensen, Mae L. February 25 - 1938
• "Canoeing Popular at University of Iowa." Fisher, Vivian. April 29 - 1937
• "Experimental Theatre." Langenberg, Fred. J. Includes manuscript note. July 23 - 1936
• "Field House and Stadium." Langenberg, Fred. Includes manuscript note. May 18 - 1936
• "The Fine Arts Building." Felsen, Henry G. Includes manuscript note. May 14 - 1936
• "Foucault Pendulum." Rooney, Raymond. July 20 - 1936
• "Graduate College." Felsen, Henry G. July 6 - 1936
• "Graduate College Sets New Record with 3,933 Enrolled." Christensen, Mae L. July 16 - 1937
• "Historical Society." Rooney, Raymond. July 20 - 1936
• "Hydraulic Research Laboratory, Iowa University." Yarnell, D.L., volunteer writer. June 24 - 1936
• "The Laysan Island Cyclorama." Irish, Jane T. May 27 - 1937
• "The New Theatre." Myers, William E. May 2 - 1936
• "Noted Educators." Felsen, Henry G. October 8 - 1936
• "Old Capitol." Felsen, Henry G. Includes manuscript note. September 14 - 1936
• "Schaeffer Hall." Christensen, Mae L. June 4 - 1937
• "Scientific Experiments." Myers, William E. July 3 - 1936
• "Scientific Experiments [--Hydraulics]." Myers, William E. June 29 - 1936
• "The State University." Felsen, Henry G. September 17 - 1936
• "The State University of Iowa." Myers, William E. Includes manuscript note. July 23 - 1936
• "S. U. I. Druggist Museum." Christensen, Mae L. April 19 - 1937
• "S. U. I. History." Christensen, Mae L. April 29 - 1937
• "Television, Broadcasting Station." Rooney, Raymond. Includes manuscript note. June 25 - 1936
• "The University Company." Christensen, Mae L. May 4 - 1937
• "University Museums." Christensen, Mae L. May 28 - 1937
• "University Libraries." Felsen, Henry G. Includes manuscript note. May 11 - 1936
• "University Professor of Political Science." Christensen, Mae L. June 16 - 1937
• "Who Designed Iowa's Capitol?" Hoffmann, Rev. Father M. M., as printed in The Witness, Dubuque, Iowa, June 25 - 1928