JM. James A. Michener Papers and Special Collections
Found in 57 Collections and/or Records:
John C. Todd Letter
One framed original letter dated 1980 March 15 from James A. Michener to John C. Todd giving Todd permission to name a restaurant in Greeley, Colorado after Potato Brumbaugh, a character to Michener's novel Centennial.
John Hanks collection on James A. Michener
This collection consists of newspaper articles and photographs pertaining to James A. Michener's visits to the state of Wyoming.
Karen Clugston papers
This collection contains material collected by Caroll and Becky Gilbert, parents of Karen Clugston, related to their friendship with and the career of James A. Michener.
Ken Clark papers
This collection contains material retrieved from Ken Clark’s mother from the Michener’s home in Tinicum, PA and includes correspondence, photographs, and personal papers.
Kenneth F. Womble papers
This collection consists of notes taken by Kenneth F. Womble, Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts at the University of Northern Colorado, while he researched, produced and directed the promotional documentary James A. Michener, An Epic Life.
Arrangement
This collection is organized into a single series.
Kenneth Moore papers
The Kenneth Moore Papers consists of correspondence, newspaper clippings, and one photograph relating to James A. Michener, and nine books written by James A. Michener.
Library of Congress Collection of James A. Michener papers
The arrangement of this collection is based on the online finding aid available at the Library of Congress: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/eadmss.ms006019.
Mari Michener papers
This collection consists of items relating to Mari Yoriko Sabusawa Michener from her childhood to the present. Items in the collection include photograph albums, school notebooks, condolences sent to James A. Michener following Mari Michener's death on September 25, 1994 in Austin, Texas.
Arrangement
This collection is organized into a single series.
Marjorie Christiansen photographs
This collection consists of negatives, photographs, and slides of the May 6, 1941 Hays Picnic held at Colorado State College of Education.
Martin L. Allday correspondence
Two letters, one dated 1995 October 11 from James A. Michener to Martin L. Allday regarding Michener's views on the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan during World War II and a second dated 1997 December 12 from Martin Allday to Gary Pitkin giving context to the first letter.