The collection consists of the correspondence, journals, manuscripts, speeches and sermons of Henry Harmon Spalding. The collection also contains the writings of his wives, Eliza Hart Spalding and Rachel J. Smith Spalding. These items are a selection from the overall collection.
Letter from David Greene to Henry Spalding, October 15, 1838.
Passport to the Columbia River from the U.S. War Department signed by J. R. Poinsett to H.H. Spalding, dated March 9, 1838.
Lecture by Henry Spalding, titled "The Whitman Massacre," published April 6, 1866 in the Walla Walla Statesman. This is the ninth lecture in a series of nine, in which Spalding lays out what became known as the Whitman Saved Oregon story or myth. The lectures were first published in the San Francisco Pacific in 1865.
Lecture by Henry Spalding, titled "The Whitman Massacre," published March 30, 1866 in the Walla Walla Statesman. This is the eighth lecture in a series of nine, in which Spalding lays out what became known as the Whitman Saved Oregon story or myth. The lectures were first published in the San Francisco Pacific in 1865.
Lecture by Henry Spalding, titled "The Whitman Massacre," published March 23, 1866 in the Walla Walla Statesman. This is the seventh lecture in a series of nine, in which Spalding lays out what became known as the Whitman Saved Oregon story or myth. The lectures were first published in the San Francisco Pacific in 1865.
Lecture by Henry Spalding, titled "The Whitman Massacre," published March 16, 1866 in the Walla Walla Statesman. This is the sixth lecture in a series of nine, in which Spalding lays out what became known as the Whitman Saved Oregon story or myth. The lectures were first published in the San Francisco Pacific in 1865.
Lecture by Henry Spalding, titled "The Whitman Massacre," published March 9, 1866 in the Walla Walla Statesman. This is the fifth lecture in a series of nine, in which Spalding lays out what became known as the Whitman Saved Oregon story or myth. The lectures were first published in the San Francisco Pacific in 1865.
Lecture by Henry Spalding, titled "The Whitman Massacre," published March 2, 1866 in the Walla Walla Statesman. This is the fourth lecture in a series of nine, in which Spalding lays out what became known as the Whitman Saved Oregon story or myth. The lectures were first published in the San Francisco Pacific in 1865.
Lecture by Henry Spalding, titled "The Whitman Massacre," published February 23, 1866 in the Walla Walla Statesman. This is the third lecture in a series of nine, in which Spalding lays out what became known as the Whitman Saved Oregon story or myth. The lectures were first published in the San Francisco Pacific in 1865.
Lecture by Henry Spalding, titled "The Whitman Massacre," published February 16, 1866 in the Walla Walla Statesman. This is the second lecture in a series of nine, in which Spalding lays out what became known as the Whitman Saved Oregon story or myth. The lectures were first published in the San Francisco Pacific in 1865.
