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Esther Walls' letter to Alden Clark of Franklin Book, April 25, 1967

Esther Walls' letter to Alden Clark, May 1, 1967

Esther Walls' letter to Marka, May 1, 1967

Esther Walls' speeches, 1959

Contents: Speech given to Milwaukee Public Library about the ALA Young Adult Services Division Project on Africa -- "The Role of the Negro Woman: Its Implications for Today" -- Speech given to NYPL branch library in Mott Haven about traveling in West…

Esther Walls' speeches, 1960s

Contents: The New Negro, Detroit, 1963; People and Places - a personal reappraisal, Mason City, Iowa, 1969

Esther Walls' speeches, undated

Contents: Christian Women Waging the Battle for Life; Experiences as a Young Adult Librarian, New York State Teacher's College, Dept. of Library Education, Geneseo, New York

Ever So Sweetly

Christine Buckton Tillman grew up Chicago's Northern Suburbs. It was in this endless network of suburbs that she developed her sincere fascination with artifice. Christine went on to spend seven years in the great state of Iowa, earning her BA from…

Exfoliating granite at Marklesville quadrangle at the summit of the Sierra Nevada, California, late 1890s or early 1900s

Exhibition of contemporary paintings: twentieth annual Festival of Fine Arts, School of Fine Arts, Summer Session, State University of Iowa, June 18 - August 13, 1958

Festival included: an opera, Madama Butterfly, by Giacomo Puccini; "The paintings presented in this catalogue were selected ... by Mrs. Edith Halpert, Director of the Downtown Gallery ... New York City ... forty-three paintings by twenty-five ...…

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