Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Found in 2687 Collections and/or Records:
Karen Tuft papers
Contains manuscripts for novels by Tuft. Also includes notes and diagrams of her writing. Materials date from between 2012 and 2015.
Michael O. Tunnell papers
This collection contains multiple drafts, revisions, notes, and outlines of Michael O. Tunnell's children's books including Mailing May, Chinook, Beauty and the Beastly Children, The Children of Topaz, and School Spirits. It also contains correspondence between Tunnell and his publishers and editors concerning contracts and edits needed, letters from fans, slides, newspapers, and other materials, 1989-2008.
Floy L. Turner book drafts
Typewritten and handwritten book drafts. These materials relate to her "Pioneers of the Outposts", "Readings from the Book of Mormon", and "While the Desert Blossomed."
Karen Tuttle papers
Contains the personal papers of violist Karen Tuttle, including music scores, recordings of viola performances, concert programs, and personal documents. Also contains materials related to Karen's work in viola pedagogy, including letters to students, clippings, notes, and publications. Materials dated approximately 1720 to 2007. Earlier dated materials are part of the scores series, and are facsmiles. The bullk of the materials are dated 1940-2007.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation pressbooks
Pressbooks for the 20th Century-Fox films "Damien - Omen II," "High Anxiety," "The World's Greatest Lover," and "The Fury." The items describe details of the films' production and give biographies of the actors appearing in the films.
Twilight song
Typewritten play dealing with the experiences of an American family.
Two plays and a poem
Holograph scripts for The Converts (1844-1849), a three act play, and My Wife's Gone to the City (1856), and a holograph copy of his song, "The Men of 76 and the Boys of 47" (1856). Also includes a playbill, newspaper clipping and provenance notes.
Johann Uhl portrait drawing
Portrait of Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) done in colored pencil. The portrait has the words, "Ehrenbuergerurkunde Bergen Chiemgau fuer Reichskanzler Adolf Hitler." The item has a seal attached and makes Hitler an honorary citizen probably of Bergen bei Traunstein when Hitler became Chancellor of Germany in 1933. The portrait depicts Hitler in a Bavarian peasant costume, looking stern, and holding his right hand up.
Ultimus
Essays bound under the title of "Ultimus." These writings are the author's expression of her faith relating to Jesus Christ and Mormonism.
“Uncompahgre Trail” by Gilbert W. States, approximately 1900-1945
Materials include Gilbert W. States's manuscript "Uncompahgre Trail." It tells a story of a family moving west in the 1800s and is based on his family history. Materials dated approximately 1900-1945.