Whitman College and Northwest Archives

This collection consists of photographs, slides and negatives depicting planting, harvesting and logging activities. Scenes include mule and horse teams, wheat and pea fields, orchards, ranches and associated industry.

The collection consists of statistics, budgets, recitals, programs, announcements, events, correspondence, history, newsletters, and sheet music. These documents are a selection of the overall collection.

Reverend Myron Eells was a missionary and prolific writer who documented his work, his surroundings, and his travels. The collection contains articles and books, manuscripts, correspondence, speeches and sermons. A series of six manuscripts, titled "The Indians of Puget Sound," contain drawings, photographs and detailed descriptions of his interpretation of the life and culture of those with whom he worked and lived. Travel journals, census reports, books and pamphlets in Pacific Northwest

This collection includes an assortment of Whitman College materials including ephemera, publications, and photographs.

This collection includes an assortment of Walla Walla regional material including journals, manuscripts, scrapbooks, photographs, and publications.

The Pearsons Academy Records consists of printed materials including receipts, publicity, historical, and enrollment records related to what began as Whitman Academy (1882-1905) and later became Pearsons Academy (1905-1912). These photographs are a selection from the overall collection.

This collection includes publications, administrative records, photographs, scrapbooks and oral history interviews from the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla, WA. Administrative records contain reports and evaluations of the penitentiary, theater and variety programs put on by the inmates. These documents and photographs are a selection of the overall collection.

The Stephen B.L. Penrose Jr. Papers chiefly contains the correspondence of Stephen B.L. Penrose, Jr., depicting his presidency of the American University in Beirut, Lebanon, from 1948-1954, his involvement with the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), his work with the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), and his views on and advocacy for Palestinian statehood and Palestinian refugees. These materials represent a selection from the overall collection.

The collection consists of items related to Walla Walla's Pioneer Pageant of 1923 and 1924. It includes notes, minutes, and agendas of pageant officials; correspondence; financial reports and records; publicity records; photographs of the performances; published programs and script; tickets and other ephemera. These documents are a selection of the overall collection.