Contains assembled manuscripts for proposed, titled works as well as untitled works. Examples of some works are "Ettie Lee," "The Brightness of Hope," and "A Letter to my Parents." Manuscripts are also often anthologies of Stewart's poetry. All writing discusses Mormon history, Stewart's family history, or Mormon religion. Materials date from between approximately 1955 and 1984.

Contains published books, poems, musical compositions, short stories, and consecutive drafts of some works. These works include anthologies for Utah poets and prose writers. Stewart's works discuss themes of nature, religion, and her own family. Dated circa 1930-1980.

Contains published and compositions and musical scores, drafts of compositions, and practice books. Stewart's musical works praise Mormon religion, her family, nature, and American patriotism. Many of these are intended for single performers, but some are choral arrangements. Materials date from between approximately 1930 and 1980.

Contains typed and drafted poems and short stories authored by Stewart. All of these poems discuss themes like religion, family, and nature. Some are written on behalf of friends or in memory of certain admired colleagues. Materials date from between approximately 1960 and 1980.