Correspondence from Philip M. Flammer to Margie and Marty Smith. About half of the letters are addressed to the couple and the remaining half are addressed to only Margie. Topics of the letters include Flammer's teaching study abroad terms in London, Russia, and Jerusalem; health concerns with depression; presentations and publications; and his role as a history and religion professor. Materials are dated 1983 to 1991.

Contains class notes of George Addy (a history professor) while a student.

Contains exams taken by George Addy (a history professor) while a student.

Contains papers and notes by George Addy (a history professor) while a student.

Contains notes from Classes History 10 (Ancient), 11(Medieval), and 12(Modern), from years 1947-1950.

Materials are related to the graduate programs of the Department of History from 1995 to 2009. Materials include reports, department reviews, and proposals.

Contains course material from 1954, gathered by students in class 181.

Collection contains journals, photographs, artwork, notes, correspondence, meeting minutes, unpublished written works, teaching materials and newsletters, mostly related to Christopher Columbus and the quincentennial commemorations of his arrival in the Americas. Includes curriculum materials on Columbus, study abroad itinerates and schedules for Portugal, Spain, and Italy, and memorandums regarding BYU's commemoration event. Materials dated 1978-1992.

Handwritten assignments. These items were done by school children at schools in Provo, Utah. The topics covered include: writing (grades 1-4) and writing (grades 4-8), arithmetic (grades 2-8), geography and history (grades 4-7), and language and grammar (grades 1-8). These assignments were bound into books with "Lewis and Clark Exposition 1905 Provo Public Schools" on the spines.

Includes course material gathered by history students from 1954 and Senior Seminar papers from 1963.