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Warren K. Moorehead records, circa 1800-1938 (bulk 1900-1938): A Finding Aid
Descriptive summary Repository: Robert S. Peabody Museum of Archaeology Collection number: 01.02 Title and dates: Warren K. Moorehead records, circa 1800-1938 (bulk 1900-1938) Creators: Warren K. Moorehead Size: 10 linear feet (6 record cartons, 3 flat boxes) Language of materials: English, French Abstract: This collection contains records produced during the course of Warren K. Moorehead’s curatorship and directorship of Phillips Academy’s Department of Archaeology, 1901-1938.
Provenance The materials in this collection are museum records and have presumably remained at the museum since their creation.
Processing information This collection was partly processed by museum staff during the late 1990s-early 2000s. Series were identified, original folders were replaced, and handwritten lists of contents and correspondents of individual folders were created. In 2017, archivist Irene Gates continued processing the collection by rehousing materials into acid-free record cartons and flat boxes, incorporating Moorehead material that hadn’t previously been included, creating this finding aid, and transcribing the lists of correspondents in individual folders to include in the finding aid. Information in the finding aid in brackets was supplied by the archivist; all non-bracketed information was transcribed directly from the materials.
Conditions governing access This collection is open for research.
Preferred citation Warren K. Moorehead records, Robert S. Peabody Museum of Archaeology.
Related material Photographic collections (Moorehead’s lantern slide collection, and his White Earth, Maine
excavation, and Etowah excavation photographs, circa 1900-1938
Site records, circa 1910-present
Founder records, 1898-1903
Department of Archaeology Advisory Committee records, 1911-1925
Biographical note Warren King Moorehead (1866-1939) grew up in Ohio, where he cultivated a lifelong interest in archaeology and American Indians. He attended Denison University but did not complete his undergraduate studies. In his early career, he worked as a correspondent for The Illustrated American and served as the first curator of the Ohio Archaeological Society. In 1896, he began what would become a personal friendship with Robert S. Peabody, providing the latter with several American Indian artifact collections. Moorehead was subsequently chosen by Peabody to be the first curator of the
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Phillips Academy Department of Archaeology (Robert S. Peabody Foundation for Archaeology; Robert S. Peabody Museum of Archaeology) in 1901, and served in that capacity until 1924, when he assumed directorship of the department. He retired in 1938, a year before his death. Throughout his career Moorehead was a prolific excavator and writer. His large-scale archaeological surveys and excavations included the Arkansas River Valley, northwest Georgia, and coastal and interior Maine. Artifacts from these activities expanded the Department of Archaeology's collection by nearly 200,000 objects. Some of his publications were the result of these expeditions; others highlighted the artifact collections of a widespread network of collectors and antiquarians, and still others focused on the injustices of the contemporary situation of American Indians. Moorehead also served on the federal Board of Indian Commissioners, 1908-1933, and gave talks accompanied by lantern slides on both the prehistory and more recent history of American Indians to the general public.
Series outline Series I. Correspondence, 1880-1937 (bulk circa 1901-1937) Series II. Survey projects, circa 1800-1938 (bulk 1905-1938) Series III. Publications, 1892-1932 (bulk circa 1900-1932) Series IV. Smoke Talks, 1917-1924 Series V. Theodore Vail account records, 1914-1921 Series VI. Department of Archaeology account ledger and journal, 1901-1914
Scope and content Moorehead’s records were produced during the course of his work as Curator, 1901-1924, and Director, 1924-1938, of the Phillips Academy Department of Archaeology, as well as through the course of his public lecturing and publication projects. They consist of correspondence, administrative files from his survey projects, materials used in preparation for his publications, organizational records and correspondence of a Phillips Academy social club lecture series, and vouchers and invoices for accounting purposes. The correspondence relates to the Department of Archaeology’s administration, the acquisition of artifact collections, responses to general public inquiries, communications with peer institutions and scholars and Moorehead’s “illustrated lectures” series. The survey project series contains materials relating to the following projects: Arkansas, Texas, and New Mexico; Cahokia Mounds (Illinois); Fort Ancient (Ohio); Maine; Mandan (North Dakota); the Merrimack River Valley (Massachusetts and New Hampshire); the Southern United States (Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia and Washington, D.C.) and the Susquehanna River (New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland). The survey project files are mainly administrative but a few contain field records such as site drawings and photographs. The publication material includes photographs of objects sent in by artifact collectors that Moorehead drew upon for the two-volume The Stone Age in North America (1910), a notebook containing handwritten index notes for The Archaeology of Maine (1922) and manuscript mockups, mounted photographs, publication figures and printing plates for Exploration of the Etowah Site in Georgia: The
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Etowah Papers (1932). The organizational records and correspondence of the Phillips Academy “Smoke Talks” lecture series contain membership lists, event invitations and correspondence about possible lecturers and lecture topics. The Theodore Vail account records mostly consist of vouchers and expense lists documenting the use of private funds that Moorehead received from Vail. They provide information on the projects Moorehead was carrying out, as well as on the acquisition of American Indian artifact collections in the early 20th century. The Department of Archaeology account ledger and journal document department expenses.
Container list Series I. Correspondence, 1880-1937 (bulk circa 1901-1937) Scope and content: This series contains correspondence related to Moorehead’s administration of the Phillips Academy Department of Archaeology and its artifact collections, and to the lectures illustrated by lantern slides he gave at various venues around the United States, mainly along the East Coast and in the Midwest. Correspondence regarding administration of the Department of Archaeology contains communications with the Phillips Academy Board of Trustees and the Advisory Committee for Archaeology (formed by the school to advise them on how to best use the department’s endowment), and associated department and expedition reports and budgets. There is also correspondence about artifact collections that Moorehead was asked to give advice on, was acquiring for others, or was acquiring for the museum. Box 01, folder 01 [Bushnell, D.I., Jr., Smithsonian Institution], 1915 Box 01, folder 02 Dixon, Ronald B., 1914-1915 Box 01, folder 03 Peabody, Dr. Charles, 1908-1914 Box 01, folder 04 Peabody, Dr. Charles, 1915 Box 01, folder 05 [Peabody, Dr. Charles], 1937 Box 01, folder 06 Pendleton, Susan B. (Hebron, Connecticut), 1927-1936 Box 01, folder 07 Pfeiffer, Dr. L., 1912 Box 01, folder 08 Putnam, Dr. F. W., 1912-1913 Box 01, folder 09 Ropes, Prof. J.H. (1/2), 1912-1914 Box 01, folder 10 Ropes, Prof. J.H. (2/2), 1912-1914 Box 01, folder 11 Ropes, Prof. J.H., 1915 Box 01, folder 12 Ripley, Alfred L., 1911-1914
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Box 01, folder 13 Robbins, Mary E., 1912 Box 01, folder 14 Rowell, G.P. (Stamford, Connecticut), 1918-1919 Box 01, folder 15 Sawyer, James C., 1912-1914 Box 01, folder 16 Sears, Clara Endicott, 1929-1930 Box 01, folder 17 [Seever], 1932 Box 01, folder 18 Smith, Harlin I., 1913 Box 01, folder 19 Stearns, Alfred E., 1912-1915 Box 01, folder 20 [Tyler, Oscar J.], 1911-1916 Box 01, folder 21 Vail, Theo. N., New York City, 1915-1931 Box 01, folder 22 [Verges, Eugene M., Puerto Rico], 1925 Box 01, folder 23 Various collection/collectors, 1906-1926 Box 01, folder 24 Committee of Trustees, 1912 Box 01, folder 25 Trustees, recommendations for, 1914 Box 01, folder 26 [Trustees and Advisory Committee, reports and correspondence], 1911-1919 Box 01, folder 27 Course in Beginning Anthropology endorsements, 1930
Scope and content: Correspondents include Fay Cooper-Cole, E. Sapir, Wm. J. Newlin, George W. Rightmire, James R. Angell, E.A. Hooton, Livingston Farrand, Radcliffe Heermance, William Lowe Bryan, Arthur Stanley Pease, Frank Egleston Robbins, Josiah H. Pennimen, Ernest Hopkins, David Kinley and Kenneth O. Mason.
Box 01, folder 28 [Library/publications loose correspondence], circa 1903-1920 Box 01, folder 29 [Museum collections drawers – Geo. P. Page Company], 1915 Box 01, folder 30 [Department budgets and expedition budgets], 1914-1915 Box 01, folder 31 What department has accomplished, 1913-1922 Box 01, folder 32 Yale University Press, circa 1915-1930 Box 01, folder 33 Misc., 1915-1931
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Scope and content: Correspondents include Floyd V. Studer, W.E. Myer, Mark E. Zimmerman, J.H. Zumstein, and Jimmy Grimes, the New Era Printing Company, Guy Lowell, the Library Bureau, James C. Sawyer, Charles Gould, Ernest C. Harvey, and T. Van Hyning, Zimmerman, J.H. Zumstein, and Jimmy Grimes.
Box 01, folder 34 [Exchange list for collections], circa 1901-1924 Box 01, folder 35 Collections B, 1930-1933
Scope and content: Correspondents include Wm. E. Bixby, John Benson, E.R. Bradley, Lovell Brown and Arthur Edwin Bye.
Box 01, folder 36 Collections - Cheney, H.A., 1933 Box 01, folder 37 Collections - Harnden, H.A., 1923 Box 01, folder 38 European collection, 1921-1926
Scope and content: Correspondents include Herman Blatz, G.F. Coleman, A.C. Harraman, W.G. Jennings, Charles E. McDonald, Carlyle Morris, Omar A. Turney, Junius Henderson, L. Alfred Mannhardt, Robert Williams Jr., E, Wigglesworth, William L. Bryant, Delia I. Griffin, Ivin Sickels, J.D. Figgins, Allen D. Hole, Inez Addie Howe, T. Van Hyning, L.S. Frierson, Mary Lyan, Edward Butts, Robert Glenk, Langdon Warner, Thomas L. Montgomery, H.H. Lane, Amelia Meissner, Secretary to M.H. de Young, Calvin Brown, Freeman Ward and Joseph L. Wheeler.
Box 01, folder 39 [European Paleolithic collection] (1/3), 1924-1926 Scope and content: Correspondents include Bjorn Hougen, Olov Janse, A.W. Brogger, T.J. Arne, Gab. Loisel, Edmond Chaumier, M. Quetel, A.E. Van Giffen, J.P. Kleiweg De Zwaan, [B Le?] (Conservateur en chef, Musees Royaux du Cinquantenaire), [?] (Ministere de l’Instruction Publique et des Beaux Arts), Brown, Shipley & Co, H.T. Mead, [Aldobrandino Mochi?] (Instituto di Studi Superiori Firenze), Comm. Ugo Rellini, Walter Hough, H.C. Allen Jr, Junius Henderson, Omar A. Turney, Geo. P. Coleman, Herman Blatz, E. McCarthy, L. Alfred Mannhardt, E. McCarthy, Norma E. Binger, Charles Peabody and Mrs. Theodate Pope Riddle.
Box 01, folder 40 [European Paleolithic collection] (2/3), 1924-1926
Scope and content: Correspondents include Louis Didon, Mr. Pichoutre, Edouard Daladier, [?] Musee Royal d’Histoire Naturelle de Belgique, [?] (Ministere de l’Instruction Publique et des Beaux Arts), Robert Williams Jr., Herman Blatz, George P. Coleman, Carlyle Morris, A.C. Hanaman, Omar A. Turney, Mrs. John Wallace Riddle, A.W. Payne, Joseph Jessop, W.G. Jennings, Junius Henderson, J. McKeen Cattell, George Grant MacCurdy, Edmond Chaumier, A.E. Van Giffen, Gab. Loisel, Wm. Lippman, A.G. Wade, J.P. Kleiweg De Zwaan, Olov Janse and George L. French.
Box 01, folder 41 [European Paleolithic collection] (3/3), 1924-1926
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Scope and content: Correspondents include L. Alfred Mannhardt, Carlyle Morris, W.C. Jennings, A.C. Harraman, Charles E. McDonald, George P. Coleman, Omar A. Turney, Herman Blatz, George C. Fraser, Allen H. Wood Jr., Charles H. Barsies, J. Walter Hewkes and L. Alfred Mannhardt.
Box 01, folder 42 [European collections: exhibit labels], circa 1920-1930 Box 01, folder 43 [European collections: mostly French language Paleolithic artifacts
publications and lists] (1/2), circa 1920-1930
Box 05, folder 05 [European collections: mostly French language Paleolithic artifacts publications and lists] (2/2), circa 1920-1930
Box 01, folder 44 Books – C, 1933 Scope and content: Correspondents include James P. Cassidy. Box 01, folder 45 Books – E, 1932-1933
Scope and content: Correspondents include Richard J. Eaton and Fannie H. Eckstorm.
Box 01, folder 46 Extracts from historical sketches of Andover, Massachusetts, by Sarah Loring
Bailey, 1880
Box 01, folder 47 Official, 1912-1913 Scope and content: Correspondents include Annie Flavelle, Edgar L. Hewett, Vera C. Rathburn, William H. Holmes, Elisha T. Jenks, Guy Lowell and Edward S. Morse.
Box 01, folder 48 Official: B, 1912-1914 Scope and content: Correspondents include Robert Bardwell, Hiram Bingham, Franz Boas and Briggs & Allyn Mfg. Company.
Box 01, folder 49 Official file: A-B , 1915-1916 Scope and content: Correspondents include Cecil K. Bancroft, Mrs. F.H. Beckler, Hiram Bingham, E.B. Burton, and David I. Bushnell. Includes department budgets.
Box 01, folder 50 Official file: C-D-G, 1916 Scope and content: Correspondents include Roland B. Dixon and Roger Goodland.
Box 01, folder 51 Official file: H-K-M, 1916 Scope and content: Correspondents include V.D. Harrington, Ernest C. Harvey, A.V. Kidder Allen R. Benner, Claude M. Fuess, Clarence Morgan and Frederick E. Newton.
Box 01, folder 52 Official file: P, 1916 Scope and content: Correspondents include Charles and Jeannette Peabody.
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Box 01, folder 53 Official file: R-S-T-U, 1915-1916
Scope and content: Correspondents include James Hardy Ropes, James C. Sawyer, Alfred Stearns, John H. Thurston and Eugene M. Verges. Also includes Curator's estimate of values in the Archaeology Department.
Box 01, folder 54 Arch. B, 1931-1933 Scope and content: Correspondents include E. Milbury Burton, The Charlestown Museum, Board of Indian Commissioners, R.P. Burke, J.P. Brown, Peter A. Brannon, William K. Boyd, C.K. Bolton, Richmond P. Blackmer, Glenn A. Black, Raymond F. Bellamy, Howard Bates, George D. Barnes, and Douglas S. Byers.
Box 01, folder 55 Arch. C, 1931-1933 Scope and content: Correspondents include C.S. Copeland, Edgar D. Cahill, Julia Carey (Mrs. Robert D. Carey), George P. Chandler, Charles E.F. Clarke, and H.H. Cleaveland. Includes a sketch map of the Cahokia Mound State Park.
Box 01, folder 56 Arch. K-L-M, 1931-1933
Scope and content: Correspondents include William D. Maxey, the Mexican Consulate in Boston, Senor Noguera, C.A. Miner, M.P. Lord, A.R. Kelly, Fain W. King, and Arthur C. King.
Box 01, folder 57 Arch. M, 1929-1933 Scope and content: Correspondents include Clarence B. Moore, O.S. McCleary, C.H. McEvoy, Carroll [last name?], George G. MacCurdy, George C. Martin, Mrs. Donald McClain, and Bruce W. Merwin.
Box 01, folder 58 Arch. N, 1931 Scope and content: Correspondents include N.C. Nelson and William Monypeny Newsom.
Box 01, folder 59 Arch. O, 1931-1933 Scope and content: Correspondents include N.E. Ordell, Richard J. Eaton, W.G. Ongley and C.B. Osgood.
Box 01, folder 60 Arch. R, 1931-1932 Scope and content: Correspondents include Edward H. Rogers, William A. Ritchie and Edward Rogers.
Box 01, folder 61 Arch. S, 1929-1933 Scope and content: Correspondents include A. Wetmore, H.V. Schiefer, Halvor L. Skavlem, Marshall H. Saville, Harold R. Shurtleff, Benjamin L. Smith and Walter H. Siple.
Box 01, folder 62 Arch. T, 1931-1932
Scope and content: Correspondents include Christopher R. Turner, Howard Torrey, Samuel Cabot, Anne Hope Miller and Mrs. Georgia Tumlin.
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Box 01, folder 63 [Kershaw, C.A.], 1930-1931 Box 01, folder 64 Future lectures and calls to make, 1931-1932 Box 01, folder 65 Lectures – correspondence, 1931-1932 Box 01, folder 66 Future lectures, 1931 Box 01, folder 67 Lecture engagements 1920, '21, '22 (1/2), 1920-1922 Box 01, folder 68 Lecture engagements 1920, '21, '22 (2/2), 1920-1922 Box 01, folder 69 Lectures 1923, 1923 Box 01, folder 70 Lectures 1924, 1922-1924 Box 01, folder 71 Lectures 1925, 1925 Box 01, folder 72 Lectures 1926, 1926-1927 Box 01, folder 73 Lectures 1927, 1927 Box 01, folder 74 Lectures 1928, 1926-1929 Box 01, folder 75 Lectures 1930, 1929 Box 01, folder 76 Lectures 1930-31 (1/2), 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 01 Lectures 1930-31 (2/2), 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 02 Lectures 1931-32, 1931 Box 02, folder 03 Lectures 1932, 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 04 [Lectures: correspondence with historical societies], 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 05 [Loose items: loaned list, description of Robert S. Peabody portrait, empty
envelope, copy of museum and Peabody House plan], circa 1910-1930 Series II. Survey projects, circa 1800-1938 (bulk 1905-1938) Scope and content: This series contains correspondence about projects Moorehead carried out in Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico; Cahokia, Illinois; Maine; Massachusetts; in the Merrimack Valley, in Mississippi, along the Susquehanna River, Texas and Tennessee (some of these may be the same survey projects). The correspondence often consists of Moorehead trying to raise funds for his expeditions, but also includes correspondence with potential volunteers and staff, and professional peers. Also occasionally appearing in this series are photographs from the projects, field notes, and reports or readings related to the expeditions. Notably, there are a number of 19th century newspaper clippings relating to American Indians in the Susquehanna River area.
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Box 02, folder 06 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: A, 1919-1930
Scope and content: Correspondents include: Constance Ashendon, V.C. Allison, Ruth Otis Sawtell, George F. Arps, Amarillo Daily News, John J. Arthur and Clifford Anderson.
Box 02, folder 07 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: B, 1917-1931 Scope and content: Correspondents include E.S. Byington, Lidre C. Buchanan, Mrs. Henry Booth, Mrs. A.V. Broburg, W.L. Bass, Ripley V. Brower, Willoughby M. Babcock, Earl A. Blackman, William E. Baker, Charles E. Brown, G. Edward Buxton Jr., Edwin Smith Balch, Laura Byard, E.S. Beers, C.E. Berson, William F. Beck, [?] Bailey, Donald R. Bolin, C.F. Burgess, Laura Byard, H.E. Buck, R.C. Burndale, G.E. Burson, Arlo Bates, E.E. Blackman and Wm. H. Bartlett.
Box 02, folder 08 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: C, 1917-1932
Scope and content: Correspondents include Edgar D. Cahill, Cullen I. Combs, Anna Chandler, S.V. Chandler, Thomas Colman, Philip Cole, William E. Connelly, Moreau B. Chambers, Colorado Scientific Society, Edgar B. Curse, Archibald Crozier, C.S. Copeland, Robert Cummins, C.W. Cox, Frank A. Cox, Bertha S. Coulson, B.F. Crist, Mrs. O.R. Cureton, Agnes Cumming, Fred A. Curton, E.N. Collette, Gerald V. Carpenter, C.C. Coffin and Louis Cooper.
Box 02, folder 09 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: D, 1917-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include Norman V. Donaldson, Alex Dienst, Malcolm W. Davis, C. Holliday, Charles Darling, W.F. Doughty, David Donoghue, Olive K. Dixon, Hiram E. Deats, Frank B. Dake, Ralph Dorr, Thomas F. Davies, R.E. Dodge, Pierre du Pont, T.C. du Pont, Dall DeWeese, Alvin H. Dewey and Theophilus L. Dickerson.
Box 02, folder 10 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: E, 1918-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include L.C. Everard, T.L Eyerly, Frederic Ede, Reuben Erstam, Joseph H. Edinger and Norwod Eldridge.
Box 02, folder 11 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: F, 1917-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include John R. Fordyce, C.B. Franklin, Railway Express Agency, J. Walter Fewkes, Grant Foreman, Frank Finger, W.C. Farrabee, W.H. Fessenden, and B. Osgood Field.
Box 02, folder 12 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: G, 1917-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include Thomas Galey, Carl E. Guthe, Charles N. Gould, H.M. Griffin, L.C. Gulley, Tomy Gibbs, F.W. Gress, A.W. Gimbi, Frank Gormon, Mrs. F.W. George, Theo. Ganter, Daniel S. Gage, P.E. Goddard, Harry L. George, A.B. Gilliland and Sophia Park Gordon.
Box 02, folder 13 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: H, 1917-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include Sam Handly, Percy Hodges, Jr., Mrs. Paul Huntley, W.C. Holden, Mrs. Paul H. Huntley, J.N. Heiskell, George C. Heye, W.C. Holden, H.R. Hathaway, Junius Henderson, R.J. Hazard, Handly Brothers,
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A.M. Hendee, Caroline C. Haynes, O.L. Hollister, George Y. Hull, Emerson Hyman, the Hygienic Laboratory, F.P. Hills, L.W. Hills, Henry R. Howland, C.A. Haley, D. Hall, C. Hamlin, E.B. Hammond, Lucy J. Hampton, Richard Herrmann, A.M. Hendes, Fletcher S. Hines, the Historical Relics Society and Irving Howbert.
Box 02, folder 14 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: I, 1917-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include W.F. Isely and Innes + Sons, Publishers.
Box 02, folder 15 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: J, 1918-1932 Scope and content: Correspondents include W.R. Johnston, Paul Jones, E.H.
Jacobs, Horace H.F. Jayne, Charles E. Jackson, Neil M. Judd, and Emma R. Jaquine.
Box 02, folder 16 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: K, 1916-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include Arthur R. Kelly, the Kansas Historical Society, John A. Kilbourn, Fiske Kimball and C.B. Kline.
Box 02, folder 17 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: L, 1917-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include O.C. Lyghtner (Lightner Publishing Corporation), F.B. Lund, George Little, J.R. Lovejoy, Edgar Odell Lovett, B.H. Lawson, Cornelius E. Lombardi, R.S. Lamar, J.W. Lambuth, Percy Lang, L.K. Larson, T.A. Lawton, Ida Lawton, George Leavenworth, Jay Lee, Joseph Leiter, A.R. Lewis, Ralph Lord, Susie Looney, F.H. Lowe and Mrs. Eugene B. Lawson.
Box 02, folder 18 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: M, 1917-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include Harry W. Mitchell, A.H. Moffett, Charles B. MacLellan, the Minnesota Historical Society, J. Alden Mason, W.J. Martin, Clarence B. Moore, Loyal A. Martin, Carroll McConnell, Neet McCaudless, F.B. Manning, M. Marcuson, John C. Morgan, George M. McDill, Nellie B. Miller, Fred J. Mauch, Wm. C. Mills, A.H. Mundt and George Grant MacCurdy.
Box 02, folder 19 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: N, 1917-1931 Scope and content: Correspondents include the New York Times, N.C. Nelson,
the National Research Council, Luther A. Norland, [R.?] Ney, and Charles A. North.
Box 02, folder 20 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: O, 1917-1931 Scope and content: Correspondents include Olgar P. Olson, R.B. Orr, Walter C.
O'Kane and Manly D. Ormes. Box 02, folder 21 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: P, 1917-1932
Scope and content: Correspondents include Charlie Parks, Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology (C. Askenden), James M. Pyott, Helen S. Pattison, G.E. Pilquist, J.E. Pearce, A.S. Purchase, James M. Pyott, Postmaster (Alpha, Arkansas), James D. Pilcher, John W. Phillips, Frank J. Phillips, O.E. Peto, George A. Pelton, Leigh M. Pearsall, Edward W. Payne, John E. Patterson, Mrs. Will
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Patterson, Mrs. E. Patterson, Helen W. Patridge, George H. Perkins, F.G. Panars, D.O. Painter and Arlo S. Purchase.
Box 02, folder 22 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: R, 1917-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include: E.B. Renaud, W.D. Strong, Cyrus N. Ray, George J. Remsburg, W.D. Redwood, C.W. Raper, John Randolph, E.T. Rhodes, Grace E. Ray, Edgard O. Lowett, J.T. Reeder, Rockefeller Med. Inst., M.A. Ryerson, Waldo L. Rich, David M. Robinson, Floyd H. Racer, Hugh A. Randall, W.J. Reagan, Fred O. Rhein,[?] Richard, M.A. Robinson, Reynold Rogers, Alice Robertson, W.D. Ross and J.F. Rowell.
Box 02, folder 23 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: S, 1916-1932 Scope and content: Correspondents include: Floyd Schultz, Floyd V. Studer, Chas. N. Gould, Stoton R. Stephenson, Martin C.F. Schumann, Otto Spencler, R.L. Stice, E.B. Sayles, W.C. Holdon, E.P. Smith, Gibson F. Sims, E.H. Sellards, F.W. Stout, T.D. Shipton, William Schultz, F.K. Stiff, W. Straley, W.M. Stuart, Sample Hart Motor Company, James Savage, J.F. Schafer, William C. Scheide, Otto L. Schmidt, Walter L. Schmidt, Lida Speed, William J. Seever, W.W. Scott, J. Duval Schultz, C.A. Seward, W.E. Sheldon, Marshall Sheppard, F.J.V. Skiff, Eugene A. Smith, E.P. Smith, L.B. Smith, S.S. Smith, M.K. Sniffen, [Daniel Soper?], Martha J. Starkweather, F.W. Stout, Mrs. J.A. Stockely, W. Straley, H.H. Stuart and O.L. Schmidt.
Box 02, folder 24 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: T, 1917-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include: J.B. Thoburn, Jay L.B. Taylor, R.J. Terry, Charles Teed, C.H. Jackson, Edgar B. Thomas, James M. Thompson, W.A. Titus, Paul S. Tooker, Chas. C. Townsend, L.S. Trotter, R.D. Turner, F. May Tuttle, Ralph Emerson Twitchell, and Mary Hall Taft.
Box 02, folder 25 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: U, 1930-1931 Scope and content: Correspondents include F.D. Utley and the University of Wichita President.
Box 02, folder 26 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: V, 1917
Scope and content: Correspondents include Theodore N. Vail, Burt L. Van Vechten and J.M. Vogeu.
Box 02, folder 27 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: W, 1917-1931
Scope and content: Correspondents include Maude E. Wisherd, Harvey A. Wilson, James Stuart Walker, Paul A.F. Walter, J.E. Wiggin, Edgar William, Wells Fargo Express Company, Clark Wissler, H.P. Womlesdorf, A.W. Wood Jr., J. Howard Wilson, H.F. Wheeler, Isaac M. Weills, Henry Wilhelm, Chris Wilhelm, A.W. Westhorpe, N.W. Whaley, J. Ellis White, H.A. Wilde, Edgar N. William, Frederick H. Williams, Archie Wilde, Milo L. Whittaker, Edward H. Williams, J.M. Williams, C.B. Willey, Fred Wilson, Edgar Williams, Allen H. Wood, Jr., Kenneth P. Wood, E.S. Woodward, A.E. Wright, and Theodora Wheeler.
Box 02, folder 28 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: Dr. Wilson, J.H. , 1917-1920
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Box 02, folder 29 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: Y, 1917-1931 Scope and content: Correspondents include Yale University Press (E. Holliday)
and B.M. Yates. Box 02, folder 30 Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico: Lo[w?] Parks Mounds, Lucksburg, Arkansas,
circa 1915-1930
Box 02, folder 31 Cahokia: Preserving the Cahokia Mounds, 1922 Box 02, folder 32 Maine: Maine survey, circa 1915-1930 Box 02, folder 33 Maine: Smith, Walter B., 1934 Box 02, folder 34 Maine: Godfrey Cemetery, circa 1915-1930 Box 02, folder 35 Maine: [C.A. Perkins account], circa 1915-1930 Box 02, folder 36 Mandan: Steinbrueck Collection, circa 1905-1920 Box 02, folder 37 Mandan: Selections from E.R. Steinbrueck's notebooks on the Mandans, 1905-
1908 Box 02, folder 38 Mandan: [Steinbrueck Collection correspondence and catalogues], 1909-1911 Box 02, folder 39 [Massachusetts] Mendell Site – Kremp, 1937 Box 02, folder 40 [Massachusetts]: Plymouth, 1934 Box 02, folder 41 Merrimack Valley Survey: [Moorehead's project business card], circa 1930 Box 02, folder 42 Merrimack Valley Survey: [correspondence with volunteers], 1930
Scope and content: Correspondents include Theodore Chase, Frederick B. Haigh, Harold Haslam, Andrew H. Hepburn, Sturgis Hepburn, Richard J. Eaton, Frederick D. Lambert, Carliss B. Lambert, Frank W. McLanathan, Richard McLanathan, Frank R. Shipman, E. Lawrence Oliver, Richard Cressey and Herbert Renway.
Box 02, folder 43 Merrimack Valley Survey: [correspondence with suppliers of goods and
services], 1930 Scope and content: Correspondents include Boston & Maine Railroad (H.F. Fifield), S.D. Breen & Co., The Ford Motor Company, Smart & Flagg Insurance Inc., Railway Express Agency (J.F. Sullivan), Twin Tavern Hotel (Mrs. Canfield), Frank (Charles) H. Allen, Thee Army Store, L.L. Bean & Company, E.S. Burton, Abbott Cheever, Ernest O. Sugden, and E.M. White & Co.
Box 02, folder 44 Merrimack Valley Survey: [correspondence with Boy Scouts of America, New Hampshire], 1930
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Box 02, folder 45 Merrimack Valley Survey: [correspondence with R.F. Haffenreffer], 1930 Box 02, folder 46 Merrimack Valley Survey: [Jenkins, L.W., Peabody Museum, Harvard], 1930-
1931 Box 02, folder 47 Merrimack Valley Survey: [correspondence with New Hampshire Historical
Society], 1930 Box 02, folder 48 Merrimack Valley Survey: [Luce, Fred], 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 49 Merrimack Valley Survey: [Smith, Benjamin], 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 50 Merrimack Valley Survey: [Hopkins, Ernest & James Goldthwait, Dartmouth
College], 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 51 Merrimack Valley Survey: [Copeland, C.S. and Harry Watson, New Hampshire
State Dental Board], 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 52 Merrimack Valley Survey: [Proctor, Mary A.], 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 53 Merrimack Valley Survey: Willoughby, C.E., Peabody Museum, Harvard, 1930-
1931 Box 02, folder 54 Merrimack Valley Survey: [The Children's Museum of Boston], 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 55 Merrimack Valley Survey: [inquiries and correspondence about expedition and
publication] (1/2), 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 56 Merrimack Valley Survey: [inquiries and correspondence about expedition and
publication] (2/2), 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 57 Merrimack Valley Survey: [solicitations and donations], 1930 Box 02, folder 58 Merrimack Valley Survey: [press and publicity correspondence], 1930 Box 02, folder 59 Merrimack Valley Survey: [publication], 1930-1932 Box 02, folder 60 Merrimack Valley Survey: [publication figures], circa 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 61 Merrimack Valley Survey: [press briefs, lists, report drafts], 1930-1931 Box 02, folder 62 Merrimack Valley Survey: [Percy Hodges, field assistant], 1929-1930 Box 02, folder 63 Merrimack Valley Survey: [employees and potential employees (except Percy
Hodges)], 1930 Box 02, folder 64 Natchez, Mississippi: [mounds and village sites field notes], 1924
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Box 02, folder 65 [New England]: New England history – Howe, undated Box 02, folder 66 Southern trip: Jan to April 1932, 1931-1932
Scope and content: Correspondents include Jack H. Connery, George Burgess MacGrath, William F. Macy, Henry Allen Moe, A.J. Hanna, Carl E. Guthe, Mrs. I.W. Elliott, A.E. Crowell, Edgar Denison, Edgar C. Horton, Frances Dorrance, Herman Gunter, P.E. Cox, Charles K. Peacock, Wm. S. Webb, Walter B. Jones, P.W. Hartwell, John M. Merriam, and Walter H. Siple.
Box 02, folder 67 Susquehanna: A-B, 1916-1917 Scope and content: Correspondents include B.W. Arnold, Fayette Allen, Robert C. Bair, C.H. Barr, Townsend L. Bishop, Addison M. Bowman, George E. Boyd, James A. Branegan, Frederic Brush, John L. Baer, D.M. Aldrich, John Bair, Monroe Brown and A.A. Buell.
Box 02, folder 68 Susquehanna: C, 1916
Scope and content: Correspondents include John W. Codding, John M. Clarke, I. Clarence Erb, Claude R. Collier, D.M. Aldrich, H.M. Collins, George Conderman, Frank Cowen and J.R. Cressy.
Box 02, folder 69 Susquehanna: D, 1916-1924
Scope and content: Correspondents include George P. Donehoo, M.J. Powers (the Delaware and Hudson Company), R.N. Davis, F.R. Diffendeiffer, Frank L. Dodge, M.H. Doughty, and the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad.
Box 02, folder 70 Susquehanna: Donehoo, Rev. George P., 1916-1919 Box 02, folder 71 Susquehanna: E, 1916
Scope and content: Correspondents include Darius J. Eckman, Don Eldridge, H. Frank Eshleman, D. Webster Evans and the Everhart Museum (R.N. Davis).
Box 02, folder 72 Susquehanna: F-G, 1916-1917
Scope and content: Correspondents include James G. Guss(ur), A.W. Gimbi, P.E. Goddard, Amelia H. Gross, E. L. Fenstermaker, B. Frank Flury and J. Alphonse Frederick.
Box 03, folder 01 Susquehanna: Heye, Geo. G. (New York, NY), 1916 Box 03, folder 02 Susquehanna: H, 1915-1923
Scope and content: Correspondents include John (Hazleton) Wilhelm, George G. Heye, F.W. Hodge, E.D. Hammond, Charles A. Hawkins, J.C. Hegarty, George R. Hemenway, W.L. Hershey, C.F. Hill, C.A. Holmes, J.U. Hopewell, W.L. Hershey and William Hutchins.
Box 03, folder 03 Susquehanna: J, 1916
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Scope and content: Correspondents include C.M. Johnston, John W. Jacobs and Christopher Wren.
Box 03, folder 04 Susquehanna: L , 1916-1923
Scope and content: Correspondents include Benjamin W. Loring, Walter E. Lord, William F. Lange, Percy L. Lang, D.H. Landis, H.K. Landis, Priscilla Lamborn, and J.G. Laidacker.
Box 03, folder 05 Susquehanna: M, 1916-1923
Scope and content: Correspondents include Louise Welles Murray, William B. Marye, Malcolm McDowell, Madelyn E. Mack, the Maine Central Railroad Company, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company (J.R. McGraw), George Grant MacCurdy, Charles H. Mason, William B. Marye, E. Merrifield, M.G. Miller, Harry K. Minick, Thomas L. Montgomery, Albert A. Morret, Louise Welles Murray and Florence Floyd Miriam.
Box 03, folder 06 Susquehanna: N, 1916
Scope and content: Correspondents include Benjamin Frank Nead, John H. Carter and Charles A. North.
Box 03, folder 07 Susquehanna: P, 1916
Scope and content: Correspondents include Arthur C. Parker and Adrian A. Pierson.
Box 03, folder 08 Susquehanna: R, 1916
Scope and content: Correspondents include C.P. [Roning?], Walter C. Roberts, Boyd P. Rothrock and Walter A. Reese.
Box 03, folder 09 Susquehanna: S, 1914-1916
Scope and content: Correspondents include L.D. Shoemaker, Alanson Skinner, William C. Sproul, William H. Stevenson and Henry W. Shoemaker.
Box 03, folder 10 Susquehanna: Skinner, Alanson, 1916-1920 Box 03, folder 11 Susquehanna: Sugden, E.O. (Orland, ME), 1916 Box 03, folder 12 Susquehanna: T, 1916
Scope and content: Correspondents include Mr. and Mrs. F. De Puyster Townsend, S.W. Throne and F.S. Truman.
Box 03, folder 13 Susquehanna: U, 1916 Scope and content: Correspondents include Theo L. Urban. Box 03, folder 14 Susquehanna: V, 1916-1918
Scope and content: Correspondents include J.W. Van Kirk, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Charles van Doesen and J.E. Vandersloot.
Box 03, folder 15 Susquehanna: W, 1916
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Scope and content: Correspondents include John Wilhelm, J.C. Willever and Christopher Wren.
Box 03, folder 16 Susquehanna: Y + Z, 1916 Scope and content: Correspondents include C.H. Yaeger and Willard E. Yager. Box 03, folder 17 Susquehanna: Rev. Donahoo's pictures, circa 1916 Box 03, folder 18 Susquehanna: photographs - George C. Heye, 1937 Box 03, folder 19 Susquehanna: photographs – miscellaneous, circa 1916 Box 03, folder 20 Susquehanna: photographs - Ryman, Edward F., 1926 Box 03, folder 21 Susquehanna: photographs - Ryman, Edward F., rockshelter duplicates, 1926 Box 03, folder 22 Susquehanna: comments upon the Susquehanna River expedition and some
comments, 1937 Box 03, folder 23 Susquehanna: a brief discussion concerning Spanish Hill, 1937 Box 03, folder 24 Susquehanna: an incident, not archaeological, 1937 Box 03, folder 25 Susquehanna: [transcribed extracts from a journal from 1789, by Jason Torey],
circa 1937 Box 03, folder 26 Susquehanna: synopsis of references to petroglyphs from lower river], circa
1937 Box 03, folder 27 Susquehanna: list of figures used 1-59, circa 1930-1937 Box 03, folder 28 Susquehanna: photographs used in publications (all?), circa 1916-1938 Box 03, folder 29 Susquehanna: [newspaper clippings from the 1800s regarding American
Indians, sent by the Peabody Museum, Salem], circa 1800-1938 (LEGAL SIZE) Box 05, folder 04 Susquehanna: The Andaste, A. Skinner, circa 1920-1938 Box 03, folder 30 Tennessee: [W.E. Meyers and W.K. Moorehead's notes on Tennessee], circa
1928 Box 03, folder 31 Texas: Texas work, 1914 Box 03, folder 32 Texas: Texas Pan Handle expedition, 1919 Series III. Publications, 1892-1932 (bulk circa 1900-1932) Scope and content: This series contains materials used in Moorehead’s publications, including sketches and a journal of index and table of content notes for The Archaeology of Maine; photographs, figures
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and a galley proof with Moorehead’s notes for Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers; photographs of artifacts sent by individual collectors to Moorehead that he published in The Stone Age in North America; and a hand drawn map from near Fort Ancient, Ohio. Box 06 + [Copper engravings of figures for Moorehead publications], circa 1910-1932 Box 08, folder 06 Custodial history: Most, if not all, of these plates were sent to the museum in
1951 by The Vermont Printing Company. Box 03, folder 33 [Flyers for Moorehead publications], circa 1910-1920 Box 03, folder 34 The Archaeology of Maine: [journal with index and table of content notes],
circa 1920-1922 Box 03, folder 96 The Archaeology of Maine: [publication figures with annotations], circa 1920-
1922 Box 03, folder 97 The Archaeology of Maine?: object drawings, circa 1910-1922 (OVERSIZE) Box 08, folder 02 The Archaeology of Maine: [Maine sketches], circa 1915-1922 Box 03, folder 35 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : figures (1/3),
circa 1930-1932 (LEGAL SIZE) Box 05, folder 01 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : figures (2/3),
circa 1930-1932 (LEGAL SIZE) Box 05, folder 02 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : figures (3/3),
circa 1930-1932 (LEGAL SIZE) Box 05, folder 03 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : mounted
photographs, circa 1920-1932 (LEGAL SIZE) Box 05 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : [mounted
photographs used for publication, Folsom Engraving Company], circa 1920-1932
Box 03, folder 36 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers, 1932 February 2 Box 03, folder 37 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers [and loose
papers], 1924-1932 Box 03, folder 38 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers, circa 1930-1932 Box 03, folder 39 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : [loose
typewritten page], circa 1930-1932 Box 03, folder 40 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers, circa 1930-1932
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Box 03, folder 41 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : A study of the ceramic art of the Etowans by Margaret Ashley, circa 1930-1932
Box 03, folder 42 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : misc
photographs, circa 1930-1932 (OVERSIZE) Box 08, folder 01 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : [panoramic
photograph], circa 1920-1932 (OVERSIZE) Box 08, folder 03 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : [publication
figures] (1/2), circa 1920-1932 (OVERSIZE) Box 08, folder 04 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : [publication
figures] (2/2), circa 1920-1932 (OVERSIZE) Box 09 Exploration of the Etowah site in Georgia: The Etowah papers : [galley proof],
1931 Box 09 [Rubbings of sherds made by Margaret Ashley for The Etowah papers], circa
1930-1932
Box 03, folder 43 The Stone Age in North America: Bartlett, Wm. H., 1913 Box 03, folder 44 The Stone Age in North America: A.L. Addis, Albion, Ind[iana], fig 450, circa
1900-1910 .
Box 03, folder 45 The Stone Age in North America: Albert L. Addis, fig 442, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 46 The Stone Age in North America: Albert L. Addis, Albion, Ind[iana], fig 451,
circa 1900-1910
Box 03, folder 47 The Stone Age in North America: C.L. Baatz, Massillon, O, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 48 The Stone Age in North America: J.A. Barr, Stockton, CA, fig 446, circa 1900-
1910 Box 03, folder 49 The Stone Age in North America: A.F. Barrott, Spencer Tioga Co NY, [fig] 400,
circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 50 The Stone Age in North America: B. Beasley, [fig] 600, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 51 The Stone Age in North America: Wm. Beauchamp, fig 468, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 52 The Stone Age in North America: Wm. Beauchamp, fig 470, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 53 The Stone Age in North America: C.J. Beenoks, Valley City, Iowa, circa 1900-
1910
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Box 03, folder 54 The Stone Age in North America: H.M. Brann, St. Louis, Missouri, fig 489, circa 1900-1910
Box 03, folder 55 The Stone Age in North America: H.M. Brann, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 56 The Stone Age in North America: Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences, fig 465,
circa 1900-1910
Box 03, folder 57 The Stone Age in North America: F.M. Caldwell, Princeton, Wis, circa 1900-1910
Box 03, folder 58 The Stone Age in North America: C.J. Chadd, Trenton, Ontario, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 59 The Stone Age in North America: C.J. Chadd, Trenton, Ontario, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 60 The Stone Age in North America: N.A. Chapman, Twinburg, Ohio, circa 1900-
1910 Box 03, folder 61 The Stone Age in North America: Geo. Collie, fig 449, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 62 The Stone Age in North America: George Collie, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 63 The Stone Age in North America: J.G. D'Olier, fig 483, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 64 The Stone Age in North America: J.G. D'Olier, Durham Co. Ontario, fig 484,
circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 65 The Stone Age in North America: Dauphin Co. Historical Soc., Dauphin Co. PA,
circa 1900-1910
Box 03, folder 66 The Stone Age in North America: Joseph H. Edinger, Mrs. Nellie Gowthrop, fig 475, circa 1900-1910
Box 03, folder 67 The Stone Age in North America: F.P. Graves, fig 500, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 68 The Stone Age in North America: F.P. Graves, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 69 The Stone Age in North America: W.L. Griffin, Somerset, KY, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 70 The Stone Age in North America: Frank L. Grove, Scioto River, OH, circa 1900-
1910 Box 03, folder 71 The Stone Age in North America: W.C. Herriman, Hamilton Co, Ontario, fig
492, 493, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 72 The Stone Age in North America: H.S. Heurlbutt, circa 1900-1910
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Box 03, folder 73 The Stone Age in North America: Leslie W. Hills, Kosciusko Co, Ind, fig 448, circa 1900-1910
Box 03, folder 74 The Stone Age in North America: L.W. Hills, fig 474, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 75 The Stone Age in North America: L.W. Hills, Fort Wayne, Ind, fig 496, circa
1900-1910 Box 03, folder 76 The Stone Age in North America: L.W. Hills, Fort Wayne, Ind., fig 453, circa
1900-1910 Box 03, folder 77 The Stone Age in North America: L.W. Hills, Fort Wayne, Ind., circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 78 The Stone Age in North America: L.W. Hills, Fort Wayne, Ind., fig 460, circa
1900-1910 Box 03, folder 79 The Stone Age in North America: L.W. Hills, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 80 The Stone Age in North America: L.W. Hills, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 81 The Stone Age in North America: W.A. Holmes, Chicago, fig. 495, circa 1900-
1910 Box 03, folder 82 The Stone Age in North America: Paul B. Johnson, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 83 The Stone Age in North America: A.E. Kilbourne, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 84 The Stone Age in North America: George Little, Xenia, OH, fig 455, circa 1900-
1910 Box 03, folder 85 The Stone Age in North America: O.B. Lowry, West Virginia, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 86 The Stone Age in North America: O.B. Lowry, West Virginia, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 87 The Stone Age in North America: A.E. Marks, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 88 The Stone Age in North America: Dudley A. Martin, Duboistown, PA, fig 476,
circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 89 The Stone Age in North America: Dudley A. Martin, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 90 The Stone Age in North America: Dudley A. Martin, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 91 The Stone Age in North America: W.F. Matchett, Pierceton, Indiana, circa
1900-1910 Box 03, folder 92 The Stone Age in North America: W.F. Matchett, Pierceton, Ind, circa 1900-
1910
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Box 03, folder 93 The Stone Age in North America: W. Matchett, Pierceton, Indiana, circa 1900-
1910 Box 03, folder 94 The Stone Age in North America: W.C. Mills, fig 499, circa 1900-1910 Box 03, folder 95 The Stone Age in North America: Milwaukee Public Museum, fig 75, 76, circa
1900-1910 Box 04, folder 01 The Stone Age in North America: The Stone Age: miscellaneous, circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 02 The Stone Age in North America: H. Montgomery, Simcoe + Durham Co's,
Ontario, fig 459, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 03 The Stone Age in North America: H. Montgomery, fig 464, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 04 The Stone Age in North America: H. Montgomery, Simcoe Co. Ontario, fig 469,
circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 05 The Stone Age in North America: H. Montgomery, San Juan Co Utah, fig 436,
circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 06 The Stone Age in North America: H. Montgomery, Sourisford, Manitoba, fig
427, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 07 The Stone Age in North America: C.B. Moore, fig 477, 477a, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 08 The Stone Age in North America: L. Gerome Ogden, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 09 The Stone Age in North America: A. Parsons, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 10 The Stone Age in North America: Peabody Museum – Harvard, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 11 The Stone Age in North America: G.H. Perkins, Burlington, VT, fig 459, circa
1900-1910 Box 04, folder 12 The Stone Age in North America: G. Perkins, Perth Co., Ontario, circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 13 The Stone Age in North America: G. Perkins, Perth Co., Ontario, circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 14 The Stone Age in North America: G.H. Perkins, Perth Co., Ontario, circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 15 The Stone Age in North America: Phillips Academy, circa 1900-1910
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Box 04, folder 16 The Stone Age in North America: Phillips Academy, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 17 The Stone Age in North America: Phillips Academy, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 18 The Stone Age in North America: Phillips Academy, Mississippi Valley, fig 463,
circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 19 The Stone Age in North America: Phillips Academy, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 20 The Stone Age in North America: Phillips Academy, 1 Sciots Co. Ohio, 2 Scott
Co. MD, 3 Hopkinsville, KY 4) Near Tempe, AZ, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 21 The Stone Age in North America: Phillips Academy, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 22 The Stone Age in North America: A.J. Powers, M.L. Strock, Jackson Co, GA,
circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 23 The Stone Age in North America: A.J. Powers, Mt. Vernon, Iowa, fig 473, circa
1900-1910 Box 04, folder 24 The Stone Age in North America: J.T. Reeder, Heckla Co., Mich., circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 25 The Stone Age in North America: J.T. Reeder, Humphrey Co., TN, circa 1900-
1910
Box 04, folder 26 The Stone Age in North America: J.T. Reeder, Jackson Co., Alabama, figs 476, 476a, 482, circa 1900-1910
Box 04, folder 27 The Stone Age in North America: W.B. Rhodes, Tennessee, fig 467, circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 28 The Stone Age in North America: W.B. Rhodes, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 29 The Stone Age in North America: J.H. Richardson, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 30 The Stone Age in North America: Dr. T.B. Stewart, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 31 The Stone Age in North America: H.L. Stoddard, fig 491, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 32 The Stone Age in North America: T.H. Tipton, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 33 The Stone Age in North America: H.E. Towns, Found du Lac, Wisc, fig 456, circa
1900-1910 Box 04, folder 34 The Stone Age in North America: H.E. Towns, Fond du Lac, Wisc, fig 456, circa
1900-1910
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Box 04, folder 35 The Stone Age in North America: H.E. Towns, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 36 The Stone Age in North America: H.E. Towns, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 37 The Stone Age in North America: S.R. Turner, Riverside, RI, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 38 The Stone Age in North America: T. van Hyning/A.A. Prall, Dayton, Webster
Co., Iowa, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 39 The Stone Age in North America: T. van Hyning, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 40 The Stone Age in North America: S. van Rensselaer, fig 433, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 41 The Stone Age in North America: S. van Rensselaer, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 42 The Stone Age in North America: Charles Wells, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 43 The Stone Age in North America: Jas. Wier, Muscatine, Iowa, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 44 The Stone Age in North America: J.H. Woods, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 45 The Stone Age in North America: Col. Young, Cumberland Co., KY, circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 46 The Stone Age in North America: Col. Young, Franklin Co., KY, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 47 The Stone Age in North America: Drooking, A.M., circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 48 The Stone Age in North America: East, A.H., circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 49 The Stone Age in North America: Godfrey, F.N., circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 50 The Stone Age in North America: Grassick, Dr. J., circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 51 The Stone Age in North America: Hills, Leslie W, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 52 The Stone Age in North America: Lett, R.C.W., circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 53 The Stone Age in North America: Llewellyn, J.F., circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 54 The Stone Age in North America: McMurray, Charles, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 55 The Stone Age in North America: Nankwell, Dr. J.R., circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 56 The Stone Age in North America: Ringersin, J. Jr., circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 57 The Stone Age in North America: Standley, J.E., circa 1900-1910
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Box 04, folder 58 The Stone Age in North America: Stewart, Dr. T.B., circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 59 The Stone Age in North America: Vaughan, F.E., circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 60 The Stone Age in North America: photographs/sketches A, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 61 The Stone Age in North America: photographs/sketches B, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 62 The Stone Age in North America: photographs/sketches C, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 63 The Stone Age in North America: photographs/sketches D/E/F, circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 64 The Stone Age in North America: photographs/sketches H, circa 1900-1910 Box 04, folder 65 The Stone Age in North America: photographs/sketches M/N/O, circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 66 The Stone Age in North America: photographs/sketches S (1/2), circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 67 The Stone Age in North America: photographs/sketches S (2/2), circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 68 The Stone Age in North America: photographs/sketches T/W/Y, circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 69 The Stone Age in North America: [loose, unattributed negatives], circa 1900-
1910 Box 04, folder 70 Drawings from Thurston’s Antiques of Tennessee made by H.S. Fay for
W.K.M.’s book, 1916 Box 04, folder 71 Bibliography, Archaeology of the Tennessee and Cumberland River Valleys,
circa 1925-1920 Box 04, folder 72 [Unknown publication: Village sites: Newkirk, OK; Las Vegas, NM; Alfalfa, TX],
circa 1910-1930 (OVERSIZE) Box 08, folder 05 [Fort Ancient, Ohio: "Burials and village site ash pits near Fort Ancient…"
map], 1892 November Series IV. Smoke Talks, 1917-1924 Scope and content: “Smoke Talks” were a series of informal lectures organized by the Phillips Club, a Phillips Academy social organization made up of school educators and local business men. Talks were given by “men of distinction in their various trades and professions” and touched on international and national concerns of the time. The lectures were typically for men only, though women were invited to attend the occasional “ladies’ nights”.
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Box 04, folder 73 Smoke Talks: list of speakers, 1918-1920 Box 04, folder 74 Smoke Talks: accounts, 1918-1920 Box 04, folder 75 Smoke Talks: membership, 1918-1920 Box 04, folder 76 Smoke Talks: miscellaneous, 1922 Box 04, folder 77 Smoke Talks: officers, 1922-1923 Box 04, folder 78 Smoke Talks: A, 1919-1920
Scope and content: Correspondents include Franklin Pierce Adams and Magnus W. Alexander.
Box 04, folder 79 Smoke Talks: B, 1918-1924
Scope and content: Correspondents include Mrs. General Barr, James L. Barton, A.R. Benner, Madam Breshkovskaya, Alice Stone Blackwell, Albert Perry Brigham, Edward Bok and William Jennings Bryan.
Box 04, folder 80 Smoke Talks: C, 1918-1922
Scope and content: Ralph Adams Cram, John N. Cole, Joseph W. Courtney, Hugh Cabot, E. St. J. Chafee, Howard A. Cutler, Thomas M. Osborne, Richard Cabot and J.W. Courtney.
Box 04, folder 81 Smoke Talks: D, 1918 Scope and content: Correspondents include Percival Dove. Box 04, folder 82 Smoke Talks: E [empty] Box 04, folder 83 Smoke Talks: F, 1919-1922
Scope and content: Correspondents include Charles Wellington Furlong, Claude M. Fuess, Edward V. French, Worthington C. Ford, Spencer Phenix, Edward A. Filene, W.B. Feakins, William Scott Ferguson, Sara Morley French, Charles Wellington Furlong and Worthington C. Ford.
Box 04, folder 84 Smoke Talks: G, 1917-1921
Scope and content: Correspondents include James C. Graham, Carl E. Guthe, Ernest Graham Guthrie, Charles H. Grasty and Lewis A. Crossett.
Box 04, folder 85 Smoke Talks: H, 1918-1921
Scope and content: Correspondents include Charles H. Haskins, Edward H. Hume, Ed. Hincks, W.C. Huntington and Charles W. Henry.
Box 04, folder 86 Smoke Talks: I-J, 1922 Scope and content: Correspondents include Frederick H. Jones. Box 04, folder 87 Smoke Talks: K, 1918-1921
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Scope and content: Correspondents include Kuhn, Otto H. Kahn, Frank Knox and Frederick Kuhne.
Box 04, folder 88 Smoke Talks: L, 1917-1920
Scope and content: Correspondents include John L. Lowes, Kircopp Lake, Stephen Leacock, Guy Lowell and Henry Cabot Lodge.
Box 04, folder 89 Smoke Talks: M , 1917-1922
Scope and content: Correspondents include William Mac Dougal, the Mexican Consul, R.B. Merrima, George F. Moore, Samuel H. Morison, L.M. Murlin and J.H. Morse.
Box 04, folder 90 Smoke Talks: N-O, 1918-1920
Scope and content: Correspondents include Pierpont B. Noyes, Thomas Mott Osborne, the New York Times and Moissage J. Oglin.
Box 04, folder 91 Smoke Talks: P-Q, 1918-1924
Scope and content: Correspondents include Joseph Pratt, Carroll Perry, Ronald Hoyt Pearce, Horace Martin Poynter, John Edgar Park, Lewis Perry, Salvador E. Portillo, Bliss Perry, Swami Paramanda and James B. Pond.
Box 04, folder 92 Smoke Talks: R, 1917-1922
Scope and content: Correspondents include John Rathom, Alfred Ripley, John D. Rockefeller, Jr, Lawrence V. Rotts and William Z. Ripley.
Box 04, folder 93 Smoke Talks: S, 1918-1921
Scope and content: Correspondents include Harold Stearns, Henry C. Sanborn, Moses T. Stevens, George Simmonds, George F. Smith, Henry L. Stimson, John Spargo and Charles Seymour.
Box 04, folder 94 Smoke Talks: T, 1917-1919
Scope and content: Correspondents include the Boston Transcript, Frank Thompkins, Agustus P. Thompson, the Truth About Russia Society and Colonel Tompkins.
Box 04, folder 95 Smoke Talks: U + V, 1920
Scope and content: Correspondents include Crawford Vaughan and John Lescher Harrison (for Frank A. Vanderlip).
Box 04, folder 96 Smoke Talks: W, 1919-1922
Scope and content: Correspondents include Honore Willsie, George Y. Washburn, Feri Felix Weiss, Marion D. Weiss, Harold Burton Whipp, Albert R. Williams, Thomas Whittemore, William M. Wood and E.H. Wells.
Box 04, folder 97 Smoke Talks: XYZ [empty] Series V. Theodore Vail account records, 1914-1921
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Scope and content: Moorehead appears to have raised private funds from Theodore Newton Vail (1845-1920), the former president of AT & T, for expeditions and The Indian - A History publication. He also sent Vail artifacts. This series is comprised of the accounting records that Moorehead kept to send to Vail, often in the form of vouchers. They include correspondence and expense lists from individuals Moorehead paid to dig for artifacts. Box 04, folder 98 Vail account sheets - Vail accts (1/2), 1916-1920 Box 04, folder 99 Vail account sheets - Vail accts (2/2), 1916-1920 Box 04, folder 100 Vouchers of Maine work summer 1920 (1/2), 1920-1921 Box 04, folder 101 Vouchers of Maine work summer 1920 (2/2), 1920-1921 Box 04, folder 102 C.B. Franklin, Vail, 1919 Box 04, folder 103 Vail accounts - Tennessee - Cumberland (1/2), 1915 Box 04, folder 104 Vail accounts - Tennessee - Cumberland (2/2), 1915 Box 07 Vail accounts 1914 & 1915, Mrs. Salta Arch. Bldg [The Indian - A History], 1914-1915 Box 07 Vail accts, Griffin vouchers [Arkansas River Expedition], 1917-1918 Box 07 Jacobs & Taylor, Tenn. Field work [The Indian - A History], 1914-1915 Box 07 Vail - Sterns' accts [Arkansas River Expedition], 1915-1917 Box 07 Vail accounts 1917 & 1918 [The Indian - A History], 1917-1918 Box 07 Vail accounts H.L. Johnson [The Indian - A History], 1915-1916 Box 07 Texas - Oklahoma. Accounts. n 1920 [Texas Expedition], 1920 Box 07 Vail accounts 1919 & 1920 [The Indian - A History], 1919-1920 Box 07 T.N. Vail 1916, 1916-1917 Series VI. Department of Archaeology account ledger and journal, 1901-1914 Scope and content: A handwritten ledger and journal keeping track of expenses such as repairs and salaries for the Department of Archaeology. It also includes details about the Peabody Fund investments, and about some of Moorehead’s projects such as The Stone Age in North America publication. Box 04, end of box Ledger and journal, 1901-1914
