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Photocopy of a handwritten poem. The item includes "chorus" sections probably meaning it was meant to be sung. The item relates to the conditions of the Andersonville prison during the American Civil War. The date of the item is unknown.

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Twenty reel-to-reel tapes which record folk songs, typescripts of the recorded folk songs in two volumes, four volumes of folk songs, and one volume of Mormon folk tales. The materials relate largely to Mormon folklore and Mormon folk songs.

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Collection of music, songs and spirit yells of Brigham Young University. Includes a copy of George H. Brimhall and C.W. Reid's "Old Glory." Materials dated 1900-1960.

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Collection contains scripts, outlines, songs, poems, photographs, scrapbooks, and newspaper clippings concerning the production and presentation of various Mormon Church pageants.

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Articles cut from various magazines. The materials relate to composers of music and to various songs.

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Handwritten songs in Danish copied by Johnson.

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Handwritten music composition book. The book is a collection of Irish songs and ballads.

Scope and Contents Materials include Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, a manuscript written by Abraham Orchard in 1780 in Bath, England. In the preface Orchard reflects on his experiences with sin, repentence, religion, and God. The rest of the manuscript contains poetry, prose, songs, and prayers about marriage, daily life, children, nature, and religion. Only part of the book is filled up and there is a note written by someone else stating when Orchard died. There is no cover on the book, the binding is...

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Photocopies of two typewritten Mormon missionary songs collected by Melvin J. Ballard while in the Northern States Mission for the Mormon Church.

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Handwritten poems and songs. Also included is a biography of Evans written by his granddaughter, Grace McLachlan Foxley, in 1940. The dating of the songs and poems is uncertain. At least one was written when Evans was on his mission in Liverpool, England.