Handwritten documents of the records of the Woman's Suffrage Association which met in Beaver, Utah. Items include minutes, newsletters, songs, and regulations for the group. Also includes a letter from Emmeline B. Wells to Mary A. White, president of the association, dated 1895, and a "Equal Rights" banner. Dated approximately 1892-1895.

Collection contains printed vocal songbooks from the early 20th century featuring folk songs and "cowboy tunes," and manuscripts of orchestrations and arrangements done by Pitts, some pertaining to his time in the "Light Crust Doughboys." The collection spans the dates of 1922-1970 and features popular vocal music orchestraited for large and small ensembles.

Contains two pamphlets entitled "Sing the Songs of BYU." One is a Freshman Trek Edition with no date, and the other is dated June 1937. Both include the same four songs: "College Song- Brigham Young University," "Alma Pater: Brigham Young University Pep Song," "The Trail of the 'Y'", and "The Old 'Y' Bell."