Box 15

Scope and Contents Correspondence concerning the archaeological, anthropological, and art exhibits at the Panama-California Exposition in San Diego, California. Includes correspondence with Carlos Vierra, Gerald Cassidy, Hector Alliott, Gilbert Grosvenor, Ruth Laughlin, Robert Henri, and Louisa Wetherill. Also includes correspondence concerning the "Painted Desert" or "Indian Village" exhibit at the Exposition and a list of the names of the Pueblo Indians at the exhibit (including Maria and Julian Martinez).

Scope and Contents Financial records, payrolls, notes, and correspondence concerning the Smithsonian Institution's San Diego Fund for artifacts, human remains, labor, materials, and various purchases for the Panama-California Exposition in San Diego, California. Includes financial records for expeditions undertaken for the Exposition by Aleš Hrdlička, Jindřich Matiegka, Stanisław Poniatowski, Vojtěch Suk, and other anthropologists and scientists in areas such as Eastern Europe, Siberia, Africa, and Central and...

Scope and Contents Journal articles, publications, manuscripts, and papers concerning Edgar L. Hewett and the School of American Archaeology's archaeological excavations at the site of Quiriguá in Guatemala. Frank Springer, "The Field Session of the School of American Archaeology," Science, Vol. 32, No. 827, November 4, 1910. Edgar L. Hewett, "Two Seasons' Work in Guatemala," Archaeological Institute of America,...

Scope and Contents Manuscripts, copies of articles, and notes concerning the archaeological site of Quiriguá in Guatemala. Edgar L. Hewett, "Diary of Quirigua Expedition, 1912." T. D. A. Cockerell, "New Species and Subspecies Collected in a Month in Guatemala," Journal of the New York Entomological Society, Vol. 54, No. 3, 1946. Sylvanus G. Morley, "Excavations at Quirigua, Guatemala,"...

Scope and Contents Correspondence concerning Hewett's archaeological excavations at the site of Quiriguá in Guatemala. Topics include: supplies, shipping, travel, and logistical details for the excavation camp. Also includes correspondence with representatives of the United Fruit Company, which helped fund the excavations.

Scope and Contents Catalogs, bulletins, addresses, and speeches from Hewett's tenure as President of New Mexico Normal University (now New Mexico Highlands University). Includes university catalogs from 1899-1903, as well as collections of Hewett's baccalaureate and presidential addresses. Also includes copies of addresses given by Frank Springer.

Scope and Contents Newspaper articles and clippings from the Las Vegas Daily Optic, the Las Vegas Weekly Optic and Stock Grower, and the Santa Fe New Mexican concerning New Mexico Normal University (now New Mexico Highlands University). Also includes invitations, programs, and an illustration of the buildings at the university.

Scope and Contents Correspondence and papers concerning the Hall of Fame for Great Americans (located in New York City), for which Hewett served as an elector. Includes correspondence and informational papers from organizations and individuals asking Hewett to vote for certain historical figures to join the Hall of Fame.

Scope and Contents Correspondence, pamphlets, and paper concerning the Hall of Fame for Great Americans (located in New York City), for which Hewett served as an elector. Includes correspondance and informational papers from organizations and individuals asking Hewett to vote for certain historical figures to join the Hall of Fame.

Scope and Contents Correspondence, pamphlets, and papers concerning the Hall of Fame for Great Americans (located in New York City), for which Hewett served as an elector. Includes correspondence and informational papers from organizations and individuals asking Hewett to vote for certain historical figures to join the Hall of Fame.