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Description: Includes scrapbook of correspondence and clippings entitled: "Grand Canyon of the Colorado in Arizona" (1891-1894), correspondence regarding the Grand Canyon (1892-1893), articles and notes (1891-1913).
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1891-1913
Call number: mssJamesgw
Creator: James, George Wharton (1858-1923)(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Purchased from N. Kovach, 1943-1944.; purchased from Charles Yale, 1968.
Restrictions: Open for use by qualified researchers and by appointment. Please contact Reader Services at the Huntington Library for more information.

Articles on religion and travel

Manuscripts

A collection of 266 items which consists of personal and professional papers of George Wharton James; the collection includes correspondence, lectures, sermons, articles, 2 scrapbooks, photographs, and ephemera (1871-1921). The manuscripts cover such topics as the Grand Canyon, Arizona, New Mexico, California, Native Americans, American literature and humor, religion, overseas travels, and biographical pieces on Jesse Benton Fřmont, William Ewart Gladstone, Lilla Leighton Lindley, William McKinley, Queen Victoria, and others. The correspondence includes letters and other material relating to the Robert Browning Centenary and letters from applicants for summer school at Echo Mountain, near Pasadena, California. The Addenda consists of letters and poems sent to James; the poems were probably intended for publication in Land of sunshine or Out west magazine and included are pieces by, among others, Thomas Bracken, Frona Eunice Wait, and Helen Hunt Jackson. The ephemera includes programs, lecture announcements, clippings and other printed material.

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Articles on California and the West, California literature, and American humor

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George Wharton James papers

Manuscripts

A collection of 266 items which consists of personal and professional papers of George Wharton James; the collection includes correspondence, lectures, sermons, articles, 2 scrapbooks, and photographs (1871-1921). The manuscripts cover such topics as the Grand Canyon, Arizona, New Mexico, California, Native Americans, American literature and humor, religion, overseas travels, and biographical pieces on Jesse Benton Frémont, William Ewart Gladstone, Lilla Leighton Lindley, William McKinley, Queen Victoria, and others. The correspondence includes letters and other material relating to the Robert Browning Centenary and letters from applicants for summer school at Echo Mountain, near Pasadena, California. The Addenda consists of letters and poems sent to James; the poems were probably intended for publication in Land of sunshine or Out west magazine and included are pieces by, among others, Thomas Bracken, Frona Eunice Wait, and Helen Hunt Jackson. The ephemera includes programs, lecture announcements, clippings and other printed material.

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California missions and mission style of architecture

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Photographs of Arizona and New Mexico

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Consists of ten photographs by various photographs including Edwin Baer of Prescott, Arizona and George Wharton James. They encompass landscape photographs presumably of the Grand Canyon, views of the cliff dwellings at Walnut Canyon National Monument, and dwellings and life in Acoma, New Mexico.

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