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The University of Arizona Folklore Committee, founded in 1943 by Frances Gillmor, collected songs, tales and general folklore from all parts of Arizona. Upon its
dissolution in 1979 the Southwest Folklore Center was created and continued its activities of collecting folklore material in the field in Arizona, the U.S.
Southwest, and northern Mexico.
The collection consists of a wide variety of material concerning topics on folklore and folkways in Arizona and the Sonoran region of the United States and Mexico.
Materials include course papers submitted by students in University classes taught by James S. Griffith and Byrd H. Granger. These materials document local folkloric
beliefs and traditions, such as La Llorona, international horse races along the United States-Mexican border, and other aspects of Sonoran culture.
The collection includes materials documenting the lives and activities of Mexican American and Anglo American singers and folk artists, and cowboy poets.
Transcriptions of folk songs and files of folk song lyrics used by Committee members in their teaching are also included. The collection includes significant ]
information and photographs concerning the Mexican American artist Lalo Guerrero, born in Tucson, Arizona in 1916. Examples of Guerrero’s recorded music are available
in other Southwest Folklore Center collections. The collection includes information relating to cowboy poetry gatherings, and examples of cowboy poetry and stories.
The collection also includes transcripts of some field recordings present in Southwest Folklore Center collection 011, a collection of field recordings on tape reels.
There are no restrictions on this collection.
It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish
from the owner of the copyright (the institution, the creator of the record,
the author or his/her transferees, heirs, legates, or literary executors). The
user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Arizona Board of Regents for the
University of Arizona, its officers, employees, and agents from and against all
claims made by any person asserting that he or she is an owner of
copyright.
Southwest Folklore Small Manuscripts Collection (MS 619). Special Collections, University of Arizona Libraries.
Processed by Staff; Michelle Nicole Boyer-Kelly (2017).
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| Post-1980 Acquisitions, 1980- |
| Arrangement: According to accession into the collection. Each item received an accession number based upon year of accession into the collection, and
type of material (e.g., “M” for manuscript, “P” for photograph, “T” for transcript, etc. See the collection inventory at the end of this document for the specific
accession number of each item. |
| Individual manuscripts relating to folklore in Arizona, the Sonoran region and the U.S. Southwest. This series includes photographs of Lalo Guerrero, Mexican
American recording artist born in Tucson, Arizona. Also included are correspondence, notes and photographs related to the “La cadena no se corta” exhibit of
Mexican American folk arts curated by James S. Griffith, held at the University of Arizona Art Museum, in the fall of 1996. The series also includes
information on cowboy poets and poetry. |
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| box | callnumber |
| 1 | SWF 80.9/M.1 | | James S. Griffith / Clay Ramsey undated |
| | | | | Mss. materials related to Clay Ramsey and Old Timer Records, as well as the Phoenix music scene in general,
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| 1 | SWF 81.1/M.1 | | Keith McElroy Sept. 20, 1939 |
| | | | | Photocopy of manuscript (religious song and poetry) book made by Nicolas Baca, Encino, New Mexico,
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| 1 | SWF 81.11/M.1 | | Rose Marie Lowe May 3, 1976 |
| | | | | Manuscript, Folklore Collection, for English 222,
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| 1 | SWF 81.12/M.1 | | Claire Rosenberg undated |
| | | | | With cassette taped interview of Anne Meyer; 11 Polaroid photos of eggs and cross stitch; four manuscript (two cross stitch patterns),
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| 1 | SWF 81.13/M.1 | | Terri Fowlie undated |
| | | | | With cassette taped interview of Ernie Nelson; one manuscript The History of Tucson's Bagpiping Groups includes transcript of interview.,
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| 1 | SWF 81.16/M.1 | | Ramon Machado undated |
| | | | | One original manuscript of sheet music composed by Ramon Machado and dedicated to James S. Griffith.,
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| 1 | SWF 81.17/M.1 | | Sharon Huish Dec. 21, 1981 |
| | | | | With cassette; one manuscript by Sharon Huish "A family tribute to the folksongs and ballads of Callie C. Haggard". Written for Barbara Babcock's
English 449,
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| 1 | SWF 81.20/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Material concerning Marion Maxwell, compiled by James S. Griffith.,
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| 1 | SWF 81.21/M.1 | | Susan K. Jackson undated |
| | | | | One term paper for German 469b; 4 pages with fourteen 35mm slides to accompany paper.,
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| 1 | SWF 81.23/M.1 | | Ukrainian calendar 1981 |
| | | | | Ukrainian calendar for the year 1981,
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| 1 | 82.4/M.1 | | James S. Griffith 1980 |
| | | | | Book Old men of the fiesta: an introduction to the Pascola arts. Produced 1980; Molina and Griffith. Both items produced with cooperation of the Folklore Center in conjunction with a Pascola Exhibition at the Heard Museum, Phoenix, Ariz.,
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| 1 | SWF 82.17/M.1 | | Broome, David 1982 |
| | | | | Term paper by Broome for German 469b, Spring, 1982. Included several pages of xeroxiana collected by Broome since handing in the paper,
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| 1 | SWF 82.21/M.1 | | James S. Griffith; Lois Thomas undated |
| | | | | Letter from Griffith to Thomas thanking her for letting him record her singing. Tape at 82.21/R.1,
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| 1 | SWF 82.25/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Color publicity booklet, undated, for Los Changuitos Feos. Produced by Newman Center, U of A, Father Butler. ,
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| 1 | xx | | xx undated |
| | | | | xx,
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| 1 | SWF 82.38/M.1 | | D. Klenderman 1980 |
| | | | | Term paper for German 469b, "Shit can philosophy", 1980. Consists of photographs, textual copies, and analysis of graffiti collected in mens' restrooms in UA campus buildings,
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| 1 | SWF 82.43/M.1 | | xx undated |
| | | | | xx,
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| 1 | SWF 82.43/M.1 | | Delgadillo, Ernesto and Gloria undated |
| | | | | Material on Ernesto and Gloria Delgadillo, piata makers from Tucson, Arizona.,
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| box | callnumber |
| 2 | SWF 83.2/M.1 | | Rosemarie Lowe undated |
| | | | | Glenneth's songs: a 76-page manuscript submitted as part of two special study courses with James S. Griffith. Typescript of 38 songs from Ms. Lowe's mother singing tradition in Missouri. They are partially researched and annotated.,
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| 2 | SWF 83.5/M.1 | | Hurley McCombs undated |
| | | | | Two page penciled manuscript of "The Dying Cowboy" as sung by trio. With cassette tape.,
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| 2 | SWF 83.9/M.1 | | J.J. Johnson undated |
| | | | | Sheet music to three yodeling songs composed by J.J. Johnson,
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| 2 | SWF 83.10/M.1 | | Marco A. Jerez undated |
| | | | | Open ended collection of sheet music by Sonoran composers. Also a xerox of manuscript for the Marcha Jose Pomposo Salazar, composed in 1950 by R. F. Tanero (?),
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| 2 | SWF 83.17/M.1 | | Daniela Soleri undated |
| | | | | Term paper, "Mexican sweet breads in Tucson: A Survey of four bakeries", by Soleri done as a special studies project for Dr. James E. Officer of the Dept. of Anthropology with advice and assistance from James S. Griffith. ,
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| 2 | SWF 83.18/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Mss. material related to Billy Burke. Includes correspondence between Griffith and Nolan Porterfield, who wrote a biography of Burke.,
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| 2 | SWF 83.20/M.1 | | Chuck Mettille undated |
| | | | | Copy of collection of xeroxiana which was circulated through Mountain Bell Telephone Co.,
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| 2 | SWF 83.21/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Mss. material related to “Singin’ Sam Agins”,
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| 2 | xx | | xx undated |
| | | | | xx,
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| 2 | SWF 83.25/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | One printed program, with cassette, from The Old Punchers Reunion, a western tour of cowboy singers.,
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| 2 | SWF 83.26/M.1 | | Various Donors |
| | | | | "The Mormon Cowboy", includes letters and many renditions of song. Cross reference SWF 80.5 and SWF 82.27.
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| 2 | SWF 84.2/M.1; SWF 84.2/M.2; SWF 84.2/M.3; SWF 84.2/M.4; 84.2/M.5 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Four collection of song books belonging to Wild Horse Shorty. Complete song list, and folder of mss. material related to Wild Horse Shorty.,
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| 2 | SWF 84.4/M.1 | | Ralph Romero undated |
| | | | | Leonard Yañez collection. Includes newspaper articles on the songs "El Moro de Cumpas" and "Dos Cabellos Famoso" by Yañez, 1 Photograph, and notes,
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| 2 | SWF 84.3/M.1 | | David Broome 1983 |
| | | | | Term paper by Broome for English 449, Folklore, Barbara Babcock, instructor, Fall 1983. Xeroxed Office Folklore.,
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| 2 | SWF 84.12/M.1 | | Leonardo Yañez undated |
| | | | | Typed texts of 18 songs written by Yañez,
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| 2 | SWF 84.14/M.1 | | Various sources undated |
| | | | | Cowboy poetry submitted by authors and others. Also correspondence,
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| box | callnumber |
| 3 | SWF 84.17/M.1 | | C.A. "Chuck" Lakin undated |
| | | | | Photocopies of three cowboy songs with sound tape reel,
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| 3 | 85.1/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Xerox copy of spiral bound booklet called "The Saga of Wild Horse Shorty". Booklet is mainly autobiographical,
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| 3 | SWF 85.3/M.1 | | Anonymous undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 3 | SWF 85.4/M.1 | | James S. Griffith / Everett Brisendine undated |
| | | | | Correspondence between Griffith and Brisendine,
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| 3 | SWF 85.6/M.1 | | University of Arizona Music Library undated |
| | | | | Photocopy of two song books of music by Powder River Jack and Kitty Lee, entitled Songs of the Range and Powder
River Jack and Kitty Lee's Song Book,
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| 3 | SWF 85.7/M.1 | | Joe Mendoza undated |
| | | | | Brochure of mariachi group Los Changuitos Feos,
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| 3 | SWF 85.8/M.1 | | Vess Quinlan undated |
| | | | | Photocopies of poems written by Mr. Vess Quinlan, retired cattle rancher,
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| 3 | SWF 85.9/M.1 | | Anonymous undated |
| | | | | Photocopy of 18 verses of Corrido del Decano Perfido,
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| 3 | SWF 85.11/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 3 | SWF 85.14/M.1 | | Anonymous undated |
| | | | | Photocopy of text for El Corrido del Maestro Malo,
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| 3 | SWF 85.15/M.1 | | Ed and Mary Catherine Ronstadt undated |
| | | | | 2 printed sheets, California and Hell's half acre,
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| 3 | SWF 85.16/M.1 | | Jim Smith undated |
| | | | | Booklet of collection of poems about Wild Horse Shorty, clippings, and biography,
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| 3 | SWF 85.17/M.1-M.2 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Grand Canyon Cowboy Band: Letters, clippings, program, releases,
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| 3 | SWF 85.18/M.1 | | Dave and Norma Fisher undated |
| | | | | Sheet music for the song "Westward Ho" found at Utterback Junior High.,
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| 3 | SWF 85.19/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Manuscripts which describe Chihuahua Colonies Mormon Centennial; correspondence, report, pamphlet, program, etc. with cassette,
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| 3 | SWF 85.22/M.1 | | Anonymous undated |
| | | | | Collection of corridos and a short play circulated anonymously in the Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese,
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| 3 | SWF 86.1/M.1 | | University of Arizona Library undated |
| | | | | Photocopy of book of poems written by Bruce Kiskaddon, previously published,
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| 3 | SWF 86.5/M.1 | | Various sources undated |
| | | | | Cowboy poetry file correspondence,
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| 3 | SWF 86.8/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 3 | SWF 86.11/M.1 | | David Canzoneri undated |
| | | | | Paper from Evers folklore class; "Old Eddard's Sayings", collection of Canzoneri family folklore,
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| 3 | SWF 86.12/M.1 | | Linda Ann Fundling undated |
| | | | | Paper from Evers folklore class; "Tales of Tumacacori",
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| 3 | SWF 86.13/M.1 | | Carol W. Mills undated |
| | | | | Paper from Evers folklore class, "Children's Chants and songs for American folklore,
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| 3 | SWF 86.14/M.1 | | William C. Pottenger undated |
| | | | | Paper from Evers folklore class, "An Older form of a Rock Event" and “Adapted Food”,
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| 3 | SWF 86.14/M.2 | | William C. Pottenger undated |
| | | | | Paper from Evers folklore class, "Miners as a Folk Group",
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| 3 | SWF 86.15/M.1 | | Mary Kae Rouse undated |
| | | | | Paper from Evers folklore class, "The Old Neighborhoods: 1920s through the 1960s",
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| 3 | SWF 86.16/M.1 | | Diane Vidal Simrin undated |
| | | | | Paper from Evers folklore class, "Gestures collected at St. Demetrios' Orthodox Church", May 6, 1980. Also paper titled "Visit to a Curandero",
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| 3 | SWF 86.17/M.1 | | Terry Tinney undated |
| | | | | Paper from Evers folklore class, "The folklore of the traditional joke telling of a slumber party" and "Discussion of a folk event - slumber party",
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| 3 | SWF 86.18/M.1 | | James C. McNutt undated |
| | | | | Melvin Whipple, book of poems. Illustration by Lucky Whipple, correspondence, and article on the poems,
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| 3 | SWF 86.20/M.1 | | Antonio Federico undated |
| | | | | Copy of corrido "La Feria de las Flores",
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| 3 | SWF 86.21/M.1 | | Viola Martin undated |
| | | | | Transcript of "Old Tucson" and correspondence,
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| 3 | SWF 86.22/M.1 and SWF 86.22/M.2 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Corridos of the Mexican Revolution. Pamphlet and programs with sound tape reels,
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| 3 | SWF 86.26/M.1 | | Edward Ronstadt undated |
| | | | | Manuscript of Corrido de Toral,
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| 3 | SWF 86.27/M.1 | | J.F. Elliot undated |
| | | | | Photocopy of corrido about fight between two women in the cotton fields of the Diwan Farm; with correspondence,
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| 3 | SWF 86.30/M.1 | | Ernestine Benedetto undated |
| | | | | Photocopy of songbook,
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| 3 | SWF 86.34/M.1 | | D.S. Klenderman undated |
| | | | | Two annotated photo-essays on murals "Off the wall: Murals and the law", "Murals of the Dutch West Indies",
|
| box | callnumber |
| 4 | SWF 87.1/M.1 | | Abraham R. Lorono undated |
| | | | | With cassette, typed texts containing interview with Lorono, text of "El Merino" and "El Corrido del Palomino",
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| 4 | SWF 87.2/M.1 | | Robert L. Sayers undated |
| | | | | Booklet containing interview, transcripts, articles, etc. concerning Peter McBride, Pima County author,
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| 4 | SWF 87.3/M.1 | | Richard G. King 1926 |
| | | | | Original manuscript, letter of dedication, and printed sheet music of "Asarco Fox-Trot" composed in Chorcas, Agua Calientes, Mexico,
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| 4 | SWF 87.4/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Manuscripts of the Corrido de Angel Serna, field notes of J. Griffith and newspaper articles of the execution of Serna,
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| 4 | SWF 87.5/M.1 | | Various sources undated |
| | | | | Cowboy poetry gathering; manuscript by Vess Quinlan, copies of Rolf Flake's poems entitled Western verse or worse;
with cassette,
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| 4 | SWF 87.7/M.1 | | Gail I. Gardner undated |
| | | | | Published material of poems,"Orejana Bull",
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| 4 | xx | | xx undated |
| | | | | xx,
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| 4 | SWF 87.9/M.1 | | Various sources undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 4 | SWF 87.10/M.1 | | Michael Riley undated |
| | | | | Paper for Dept. of Anthropology Nichos in Southern Arizona: Material culture and folk religion, accompanied by 8
polaroid prints of slides used in captions,
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| 4 | SWF 87.11/M.1 | | Darlene Winsatt 1987 |
| | | | | Six pages of prose and free verse poetry reaction to Wild Horse Shorty's death, 1987; by his daughter, Darlene Winsatt,
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| 4 | SWF 87.16/M.1 | | Penny Hardin undated |
| | | | | Parody on Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter McDonald, with correspondence and published material Not Necessarily the
Navajo Times,
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| 4 | SWF 88.3/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 4 | SWF 88.12/M.1 | | Amy Kitchner undated |
| | | | | Senior honors thesis, Windows into the past: Mexican-American yard scapes in the Southwest. Includes slides,
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| 4 | SWF 88.13/M.1 | | Leonard Yañez undated |
| | | | | Text of two songs Cancion de Mi Madre and Gracia Mil Veces Gracias and one corrido Corrido Panista,
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| 4 | SWF 88.15/M.1 | | Craig Miller and Hal Cannon undated |
| | | | | St. John's Arizona Guitar and Mandolin Society. Incomplete notes and xerox of The St. John's Mandolin and Guitar album. Cassette included.,
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| 4 | SWF 88.17/M.1 | | Al Lane undated |
| | | | | Manuscript of journal notes of interview with Al Lane concerning a cowhide branded with Arizona brands collected at the 1936 annual meeting of the
Arizona Cattle Growers' Association,
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| 4 | SWF 88.20/M.1 | | Carrol Barber undated |
| | | | | Paper for Edward Spicer's Minority Anthropology class, 1950. The Angel Serna Murder Case in El Tucsonenese, a
Spanish paper published in Tucson,
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| 4 | SWF 89.1/M.1 | | Booklet of corridos 1910-1930 |
| | | | | Booklet of text on corridos of the Mexican Revolution from 1910-1930, Corrido de la Revolución Mexicana,
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| 4 | SWF 89.3/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Material on San Francisco statue (Prints, postcards, etc.),
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| 4 | SWF 89.4/M.1 | | Brenda England undated |
| | | | | Poster "We want your opinions",
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| 4 | SWF 89.5/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 4 | SWF 89.7/M.1 | | Jorge Olvera undated |
| | | | | One-page manuscript of text of Maria Luisa Calvo de Olvera's version of corrido Delgadina,
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| 4 | SWF 89.8/M.1 | | University of Arizona Library undated |
| | | | | Chain letters,
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| 4 | SWF 89.9/M.1 | | Henry Borquez undated |
| | | | | 3-page typescript of dichos (22), advininanzas (riddles 4), and traditional rhymes remembered by Borquez,
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| 4 | SWF 89.10/M.1 | | Richard E. Lynch undated |
| | | | | Photocopy of 14-stanza political satirical poem (anonymous) "Ode to Saint Ev" concerning 1988 impeachment of Arizona Governor Evan Mecham,
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| 4 | SWF 89.14/M.1 | | Leo Armando Salazar undated |
| | | | | Photocopy of manuscript songbook; includes a local corrido El Corrido de los Compandres,
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| 4 | SWF 89.16/M.1 | | Mark Lewis undated |
| | | | | Paper Pilot study: O'odham English using materials from SWFC archive,
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| 4 | SWF 89.17/M.1 | | Amy Kitchener undated |
| | | | | Photocopy of paper for Barbara Babcock's Anthro 430x, A window into the past: A Mexican-American yardscape and Preliminary
yardscapes,
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| 4 | SWF 89.19/M.1 | | Dean Armstrong undated |
| | | | | Music sheet It's rodeo time in Old Tucson,
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| 4 | SWF 89.26/B.1; SWF 89.26/B.2; SWF 89.26/B.3 | | Ray Boley undated |
| | | | | Xerox materials concerning Ray Boley and Canyon Records ,
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| 4 | SWF 90.2/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 4 | SWF 90.9/B.1; SWF 90.9/M.1 | | Yaqui material undated |
| | | | | 79 pages of Yaqui stories by Mini Valenzuela; and 9-page manuscript by Deborah House Categories for Yaqui/Yoeme
cultural materials,
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| 4 | SWF 90.11/M.1 | | Chain letter collection undated |
| | | | | Chain letters,
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| 4 | SWF 90.12/M.1 | | Shelly Phipps undated |
| | | | | Program, "Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering", at Sharlot Hall Museum, and newsletter Rope burns: official publication of the
working cowboy,
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| 4 | SWF 90.13/M.1 | | Judy England undated |
| | | | | Mexican American songs,
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| 4 | SWF 91.1/B.1; SWF 91.1/B.2; SWF 91.2/B.2; 91.4/B.1; 91.10/B.1; 91.14/B.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 4 | SWF 91.5/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Grant proposal for Navajo Code-Talker program,
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| 4 | SWF 91.6/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Correspondence to Mexican-American music sales representative,
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| 4 | SWF 91.7/M.1 | | Armando de Leon undated |
| | | | | Judge de Leon's retelling of La Llorona legend, with correspondence,
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| 4 | SWF 91.8/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Native American commercial records,
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| 4 | SWF 91.9/B.1 | | Hazel Fontana undated |
| | | | | Don Silvestre Rodriguez; contains "El Costero (fox trot) sheet music,
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| 4 | SWF 91.13/M.1 | | Margaret Redondo undated |
| | | | | "Valley of Iron",
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| box | callnumber |
| 5 | SWF 91.15/B.1; 91.16/B.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Collection of Persian war jokes,
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| 5 | SWF 91.17/M.1 | | Amy Kitchener undated |
| | | | | Paper "Boiling down the Tradition: concerning food at TMY 1990",
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| 5 | SWF 91.18/M.1 | | Charles P. Carr undated |
| | | | | Poem "Buffo," written by George Conforth,
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| 5 | SWF 91.19/M.1 | | John Jennnings undated |
| | | | | Chain letter collection,
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| 5 | SWF 91.20/M.1 | | James S. Griffithxx undated |
| | | | | Collection of Los Angeles police brutality jokes,
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| 5 | SWF 91.21/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | San Francisco legends,
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| 5 | SWF 91.22/F.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | El Tiradito (The Wishing Shrine); articles and field notes by J. Griffith,
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| 5 | SWF 91.23/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Saints' legends - Sonora Missions; one page Oquitoa legends transcribe from field notes by J. Griffith,
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| 5 | SWF 91.24/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | El Senor de los Milagros; copies of articles, photos, and a prayer in Spanish translated to English,
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| 5 | SWF 91.26/M.1 | | Susan Beardsley undated |
| | | | | Chain letters,
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| 5 | SWF 91.31/M.1-M.2 | | Dean Armstrong undated |
| | | | | Material concerning the Arizona Dance Hands,
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| 5 | SWF 91.33/M.1 | | Zonnie Gorman undated |
| | | | | 4-page article "Heroes from Navajo land", regarding the Navajo Code Talkers by Gorman,
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| 5 | SWF 92.1/B.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 5 | SWF 92.3/M.1 | | Barbara Babcock undated |
| | | | | The Matachines Dance: Ritual Symbolism and the Interethnic Relations in the Rio Grande Valley by Sylvia Rodriguez
(manuscript),
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| 5 | SWF 92.4/M.1 | | Virginia Newton undated |
| | | | | The Epitaphs of Boothill Cemetery,
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| 5 | SWF 92.6/M.1 | | Kathryn Wilde undated |
| | | | | Barrio Historico: A Walk through Time; transcripts and release forms for video series,
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| 5 | SWF 92.7/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Chain letter from St. Jude,
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| 5 | SWF 92.8/S.1; SWF 92.8/S.2 | | Anna Katie Taffs undated |
| | | | | Slides of Greek folkdance,
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| 5 | SWF 92.9/B.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Iraqi war jokes,
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| 5 | SWF 92.10/M.1; SWF 92.10/B.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Black Christ of Imuris, Sonora, Mexico - field notes, descriptions of the Black Christ of Imuris,
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| 5 | SWF 92.11/B.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Published article (in Spanish) about El Nano Yañez,
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| 5 | SWF 92.12/M.1 through M.11 | | Barbara Babcock and Jay Cox undated |
| | | | | Papers from Folklore 449b class - Material folklore (non-verbal) -- Politics and indigenous theory in Leslie Marmon Silko's "Yellow Woman" and
Sandra Cisneros; "Woman Hollering Creek" -- Folk art traditions of the Ukrainian Americans -- The evolution of Loteria -- The Restoration and relocation
of steam engine 1673 -- Maskmaking: methods for discovering the holy possibility -- The folklore of tatoos -- Confrontational dressing: a look at punk
style -- Luminarias -- Roadside death memorials -- Folklore concepts and Mexican-American grave markers -- A folklore study of Hispanic religious
shrines,
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| 5 | SWF 92.13/M.1 | | Lalo Guerrero undated |
| | | | | Correspondence regarding open ended collection,
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| 5 | SWF 92.16/M.1; 92.16/M.2 | | Greg Scott undated |
| | | | | Songbook of K.C. Kartchner material,
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| 5 | SWF 92.17/M.1 | | Celestino Fernandez undated |
| | | | | Corrido "Presidente Tres Veces" written by Fernandez, music by Guillermo Saenz,
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| 5 | SWF 92.19/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Interview with Cathy Giesey concerning the Black Christ of Imuris,
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| 5 | SWF 92.20/M.1 | | Robert Bectel undated |
| | | | | El Tiradito Project: survey, newspaper search, cover letter,
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| 5 | SWF 92.21/M.1 | | Nick Bleser undated |
| | | | | "Un extraordinario Hallazgo" discovery of Father Kino's remains,
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| 5 | SWF 92.23/M.1 | | Lalo Guerrero undated |
| | | | | Manuscript songbook, 2 newspapers, and t-shirt,
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| 5 | SWF 92.24/M.1 | | Peter Wild undated |
| | | | | Camden/Palo Verde Neighborhood ,
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| 5 | SWF 92.26/M.1 | | Mark Guerrero undated |
| | | | | Letter, bio, song titles, and words to "La ultima carrera del tigre",
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| 5 | SWF 92.28/M.1 | | Unknown undated |
| | | | | Corrido: La Ultima Carrera del Tigre,
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| 5 | SWF 92.29/P.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | TMY 1992 photographs (14),
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| box | callnumber |
| 6 | SWF 93.1/M.1; 93.1/B.1 | | Utah Arts Council undated |
| | | | | Correspondence, booklet with cassette,
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| 6 | SWF 93.5/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Photocopy of text of Corrido a Dora Luz Alvarez,
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| 6 | SWF 93.6/M.1 | | B.L. Fontana undated |
| | | | | Text to Corrido del Levantimento de Los Indios Tarahumares en 1918,
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| 6 | SWF 93.7/M.1 | | Anthony Beltrano undated |
| | | | | Text of two corridos: El Campo 47 and nontitled corrido concerning events near Picacho, Ariz. in 1921,
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| 6 | SWF 93.8/M.1 | | Aurelia Vega undated |
| | | | | Two slightly different texts to Los Hermanos Hernandez, typed and translated,
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| 6 | SWF 93.9/M.1 | | Delores Rivas Bahti undated |
| | | | | Text to two corridos, both local, published in El Tucsonenese: Los versos del Ultamar and El Merino Mentado,
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| 6 | SWF 93.11/M.1 | | Various sources undated |
| | | | | Newspaper clippings about Leonardo Yañez and Moro de Cumpas,
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| 6 | SWF 93.12/M.1 | | Jody Sixkiller undated |
| | | | | Photocopies of author's book,
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| 6 | SWF 93.13/M.1 | | Fred Lee, Jr. undated |
| | | | | Text to recitation, with cassette,
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| 6 | SWF 93.14/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Radio scripts: 52 three minute for KXCI of local and regional traditional culture,
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| 6 | SWF 93.16/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | David Koresh-Branch Davidian jokes,
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| 6 | SWF 93.17/M.1 - M.7SWF 93.34/M.1; SWF 93.34/M.2; SWF 93.35 M.1; SWF 93.34 M.2; SWF 93.36/M.1-M.5; SWF 93.42/M.1; SWF 93.44/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 6 | SWF 93.21/M.1 | | Mrs. Margaret Redondo undated |
| | | | | "Tidbits of the Past" containing four narratives and one language use note, a copy of "Who's who in Arizona" concerning Dr. Francis Miniaga, and a cover letter,
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| 6 | SWF 93.22/M.1; SWF 93.22/B.1 | | Elizabeth Bowman undated |
| | | | | "Thatcher Songs" spiral book,
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| 6 | SWF 93.30/M.1 | | William Richardson undated |
| | | | | "Graffiti and Graffiti Writers: Art and Angst in Urban America" (Term paper),
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| 6 | SWF 93.31/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Local Urban Legends,
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| 6 | SWF 93.32/M.1 | | Julie Campbell undated |
| | | | | Faxed warnings about gang initiations,
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| 6 | SWF 93.33/M.1 | | Bonnie Travers undated |
| | | | | Office Humor,
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| 6 | 93.37/M.1 | | Linda Nolin undated |
| | | | | Traditional Xeroxiana,
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| 6 | SWF 93.38/P.1 | | Marcario Saldate undated |
| | | | | Shrine of Jesus Malverde photographs,
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| 6 | SWF 93.39/M.1 | | Tom Miller undated |
| | | | | "Come Back to Arizona" - sheet music,
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| 6 | SWF 93.40/M.1 | | Norma and Dave Fisher undated |
| | | | | "Westward Ho" - sheet music,
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| 6 | SWF 93.41/M.1 | | Chris Strachwitz undated |
| | | | | List of 60 records from Lalo Guerrero,
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| 6 | SWF 93.43/M.1 | | Teresa Jones undated |
| | | | | List of video programs from "Southern Arizona Traditions" from Arizona Illustrated on KUAT,
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| 6 | SWF 93.45/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Scripts and correspondence for 52 short radio spots on local and regional traditional culture. Aired on KXEW-FM (community radio),
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| 6 | SWF 93.47/M.1 | | Luis Castellum undated |
| | | | | "Remembering My Youth at Tubac, Arizona and the Santa Cruz Valley",
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| 6 | SWF 94.1/M.1 | | Francisco Manzo Taylor undated |
| | | | | El corrido de Obregón: un hecho historico a la luz de la tradicion oral Sonorense,
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| 6 | SWF 94.2/M.1 | | Broome, David undated |
| | | | | Night before Christmas parodies,
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| 6 | SWF 94.3/M.1 | | Susan Van Ert undated |
| | | | | Paper "Ghost stories, legends, and superstitions of Arizona miners",
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| 6 | SWF 94.4/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 6 | SWF 94.5/M.1 | | Michael Lane undated |
| | | | | Paper "The Hand signals of Macayo Bussers",
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| 6 | SWF 94.6/M.1 | | Adam Lovallo and Susanne LaRue undated |
| | | | | Paper "The Impact of The Hook by culture, age, and gender",
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| 6 | SWF 94.7/M.1 | | Glenn Michael Alessi undated |
| | | | | Gu-Achi Fiddlers - description of cassette,
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| 6 | SWF 94.8/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Modern urban legends,
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| 6 | SWF 94.9/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Mss. material related to John I. White, singer and historian of music in the American West,
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| 6 | SWF 94.10/M.1 | | H. Mason Coggin undated |
| | | | | Texts to three mining songs collected in Arizona along with a copy of Governor Jack Williams' booklet of mining lore and history "From the ground up",
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| 6 | SWF 94.12/M.1 - M.8 | | Amy Kitchener undated |
| | | | | Folk Art Environments. Results of a 1993 contract to investigate "Folk Art sites" in Arizona. Includes information on the following: Della Wilcox's
"Gods Little Acre", "Valley of the Moon", "Jerry Hall's yard" slides, fieldnotes, maps, interviews included, letters to and from James S. Griffith.
General material and file on: Louis Foo Lee, "Sunnyslope Rock Garden", Gus Brethauer's environment, Dolores Santa Cruz's yard, "The Garden of Gethsemane",
and "The Thing." Includes photographs and newspaper clippings,
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| 6 | SWF 94.13/M.1; SWF 94.13/M.2 SWF; 94.13/P.1-P.5 | | Ralph Romero undated |
| | | | | Material on the race horse Relampago winner of the race against el Moro de Cumpas,
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| 6 | SWF 94.14/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | O.J. Simpson Jokes,
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| 6 | SWF 94.15/M.1 | | F.C. McCann undated |
| | | | | "Arizona" poem and two letters,
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| 6 | SWF 94.16/M.1 | | Cynthia L. Vidaurri undated |
| | | | | Mexican American Folk Arts Exhibition release forms,
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| 6 | SWF 94.17/M.1 | | English 449A students undated |
| | | | | Joke Collection Assignment,
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| 6 | SWF 94.18/M.1 | | Nelda Whetton, via Tom Naylor undated |
| | | | | Corrido de Heraclio Bernal,
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| 6 | SWF 94.23/M.1 | | Lisa Hilz undated |
| | | | | "Medicinal Plant Use of the Sonoran Desert of the United States" (Term Paper),
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| 6 | SWF 94.24/M.1 | | Stacie R. Bird undated |
| | | | | "Tamales: A Family Affair" (Term Paper),
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| 6 | SWF 94.25/M.1 | | Theresa Bingham undated |
| | | | | "Rosemailing: An American and Norwegian Tradition" (Term Paper),
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| 6 | SWF 94.26/M.1 | | Michelle Bezanson undated |
| | | | | "Friendship Bracelets and Necklaces: Symbols of Summer Camp" (Term Paper),
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| 6 | SWF 94.27/M.1 | | Phyllis Webster undated |
| | | | | "Some Women Do: Interviews with Tattooed American Women." Questionnaires and answers included. (Term Paper),
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| 6 | SWF 94.28/M.1 | | Michelle Bezanson undated |
| | | | | "Insult Rhymes in Children's Folklore" (Term Paper),
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| 6 | SWF 95.1/M.1 | | Davis Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 6 | SWF 95.1/M.2 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Salsa Project: includes letters, labels, promotional material, recipes, photographs. (Photographs in oversize box.),
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| 6 | SWF 95.3/M.1 | | Detra Montoya undated |
| | | | | "Greek Initiation Stories" (Term Paper),
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| 6 | SWF 95.4/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | "Corrido del Indio Victorio",
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| 6 | SWF 95.8/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Notes from Caborca, Sonora session,
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| 6 | SWF 95.14/M.1; SWF 95.14/M.2; SWF 95.14/M.3 | | Ajit S. Aserappa undated |
| | | | | Office Humor ,
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| 6 | SWF 95.14/M.4 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Office Humor/Xeroxiana,
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| 6 | SWF 95.19/M.1 | | Peggy Jean Hazard undated |
| | | | | Master's Thesis "Comforts of Home: African-American Quilts in Tucson, Arizona",
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| 6 | SWF 95.20/M.1; SWF 95.20/M.2 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Cover letter, Cowboy Poetry, and release form from Jim Smith,
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| 6 | SWF 95.22/M.1; SWF 95.23/M.1; SWF 95.23/M.2; SWF 95.27/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Office Humor/Office Humor,
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| 6 | SWF 95.24/M.1 | | Ajit Aserappa undated |
| | | | | Office Humor/Xeroxiana,
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| 6 | SWF 95.26/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Joke list of topical jokes from 449a and faculty,
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| 6 | SWF 95.28/M.1 | | María Teresa Yañez undated |
| | | | | Leonardo Yañez Xerox of handwritten text to farewell song found in Sr. Yañez desk by his daughter after his death. Six page tribute
("Leonardo Yañez", "El Nano"), written on the anniversary of his death by his son, Prof. Rodolfino Yañez Vargas of Hermosillo. Xerox copy of song
"Para Mi Abuelo" by Eugenia Carillo,
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| 6 | SWF 95.29/M.1 | | Ajit Aserappa undated |
| | | | | Chain Letter,
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| 6 | SWF 95.29/M.2 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Chain Letter,
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| 6 | SWF 95.30/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 6 | SWF 95.30/M.2 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Chain Letter,
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| 6 | SWF 95.30/M.3 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Urban Legends,
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| 6 | 95.32/M.1 | | Stuart Glogoff undated |
| | | | | Urban Legends,
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| 6 | 95.33/M.1 | | James S. Griffith Fall 1995 |
| | | | | Topical jokes from Griffith’s ENG 449a folklore class,
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| box | callnumber |
| 7a | SWF 96.1/M.1; SWF 96.1/M.2 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Xeroxiana,
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| 7a | SWF 97.1/M.1 | | Alicia Buckholz undated |
| | | | | "La filosophia de refranes y su uso" (paper),
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| 7a | SWF 97.2/M.1 | | Vincent J. Leahy, Jr. undated |
| | | | | "The devil at the dance" (paper),
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| 7a | SWF 97.3/M.1 | | Marina Lopez undated |
| | | | | "Chupacabra beliefs of Mexican Americans in the Southwest" (paper),
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| 7a | SWF 97.4./M.1 | | Elia G. Manjarre undated |
| | | | | “La muchacha desobediente” (paper),
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| 7a | SWF 97.5/M.1 | | Josh McCloskey undated |
| | | | | “La chupacabra: an essay of verbal folklore” (paper),
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| 7a | SWF 97.5/M.2 | | Josh McCloskey undated |
| | | | | Images and screen printouts from Chupa cabras WWW sites,
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| 7a | SWF 97.6/M.1 | | Mark Miceli undated |
| | | | | “Haunted theaters: investigations into the legends of theater ghost [sic]” (paper),
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| 7a | SWF 97.7/M.1 | | Shandi Montiel undated |
| | | | | [Untitled paper discussing family traditions of El Tiradito],
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| 7a | SWF 97.8/M.1 | | Matt Peterson undated |
| | | | | “Campus hauntings: the story behind the stories” (paper),
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| 7a | SWF 97.9/M.1 | | Sonja Peterson undated |
| | | | | “The PCR gods” (paper),
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| 7a | SWF 97.10/M.1 | | Kevin Petty undated |
| | | | | “Jump rope rhymes” (paper),
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| 7a | SWF 97.11/M.1 | | Mistie Quigley undated |
| | | | | “The arroyos and la llorona” (paper),
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| 7a | SWF 97.12/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Office humor / xeroxiana,
|
| 7a | SWF 97.13/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Office humor / xeroxiana,
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| 7a | SWF 97.14/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Office humor / xeroxiana,
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| 7a | SWF 97.15/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Office humor / xeroxiana,
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| 7a | SWF 97.16/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Office humor / xeroxiana,
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| 7a | SWF 97.17/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Office humor / xeroxiana (science vs. Santa Claus),
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| 7a | SWF 97.19/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Manuscript materials related to Elliott Johnson,
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| 7a | SWF 97.19/P.1 | | Ken Keppeler and Jeanie McLerie undated |
| | | | | Photograph of Elliott Johnson,
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| 7a | SWF 97.20/M.1 | | Robert Diaz undated |
| | | | | Inventory and title listings of Lalo Guerrero 45 rpm phonograph records 97.20/D.1 and 97.20/D.2,
|
| 7a | SWF 97.21/M.1 | | Lalo Guerrero undated |
| | | | | Inventory and title listings of Lalo Guerrero cassettes donated July 1996,
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| 7a | SWF 97.22/M.1 | | Chesley and Ruth Wilson March 1995 |
| | | | | Article on the Tsii’edo’a’tl, or Apache violin, in Experimental Musical Instruments
10:3 (March 1995): 6-9,
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| 7a | SWF 97.23/M1 | | Tracy Duvall undated |
| | | | | Text of Un corrido del chupa cabras, a song written by Tracy Duvall,
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| 7a | SWF 97.24/M.1 | | Richard Morales 1954 |
| | | | | Manuscript materials and photograph of “El Mariachi Tucsonense,”
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| 7a | SWF 97.25/M.1 | | Los Brillantes del Norte undated |
| | | | | Transcription of the corrido El chupa cabras, performed by “Los Brillantes del Norte”,
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| 7a | 97.26/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Lyric booklet to accompany the two-cassette recording Corridos y tragedias de la frontera (Arhoolie/Folklyric 7019-7020)
Notes: This set of recordings from 1928-1937 is an expanded version of the two-phonograph record set the Archives acquired ca. 1988,
|
| 7a | 97.27/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Title listing for 45-rpm record on the OHS II label (OHS II Video and Music productions, 140 N. 3rd Ave., Tucson, AZ 85705),
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| 7a | 97.28/M.1 | | David Sewell undated |
| | | | | Printouts from an Internet discussion of the sand trout,
|
| 7a | 97.29/M.1 | | Chris Strachwitz undated |
| | | | | Description of two 45-rpm records, 97.29/D.1 and 97.29/D.2,
|
| 7a | 97.30/M.1 | | Lalo Guerrero, James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | Biographical notes on Lalo Guerrero and title listings for 97.30/C.1 and 97.30/C.2,
|
| 7a | 97.32/M.1 | | James S. Griffith 1996 |
| | | | | “Los indios con Obregón: a Sonoran corrido,” Journal of Arizona History (Winter 1996): 369-376.,
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| 7a | SWF 97.35/M.l | | Christie S. Peterson undated |
| | | | | Chain letter materials. Examples of chain letters received via electronic mail,
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| 7a | SWF 97.36/M.1 | | David Broome [et al.] undated |
| | | | | Office humor / xeroxiana,
|
| 7a | SWF 97.36/M.2 | | David Broome [et al.] undated |
| | | | | Office humor / xeroxiana,
|
| 7a | SWF 97.38/M.1 | | Florence Aronson 1997 |
| | | | | Paper submitted for ENG 248B, Spring 1997, on Jewish foodways,
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| 7a | 97.39/M.1 | | Claudia M. Trejo 1997 |
| | | | | The pioneer of Chicano murals in Tucson. Paper submitted for ENG 248B, Spring 1997;
interview with Antonio Pazos, “the pioneer of the Chicano muralist movement in Tucson.” Manuscript accompanied by one minicassette, item 97.39/C.1,
containing interviews with Pazos.
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| 7a | 97.40/M.1 | | Shandi Montiel 1997 |
| | | | | Paper on the legend of the Virgin of Guadalupe, submitted for ENG 248B,
|
| 7a | 97.41/M.1 | | Darren L. Diehl 1997 |
| | | | | The Virgin of Guadalupe. Paper on the legend of the Virgin of Guadalupe, submitted for ENG 248B,
|
| 7a | 97.42/M.1 | | Susie Bowers 1997 |
| | | | | Bill’s craft: the bridle. Paper on horse bridle making submitted for ENG 248B,
|
| 7a | 97.43/M.1 | | Rosemary Sheridan 1997 |
| | | | | The patron saint of difficult situations: some forms of use of “El tiradito.” Paper on the legend of “El tiradito” and his shrine in
Tucson, Arizona, submitted for ENG 248B,
|
| 7a | 97.44/M.1 | | Dan Snell 1997 |
| | | | | CTR ring: folk art or fine jewelry? Paper on Mormon religious jewelry submitted for ENG 248B,
|
| 7a | 97.45/M.1 | | Joshua Cruz 1997 |
| | | | | The Cruz family tamale: a folklore description and analysis. Paper on tamales submitted for ENG 248B,
|
| 7a | 97.46/M.1 | | Amy Murray 1997 |
| | | | | Roadside death memorials in Tucson. Paper on memorials and shrines submitted for ENG 248B,
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| 7a | 97.47/M.1 | | Celestino Fernández; Guillermo Sáenz 1991-1997 |
| | | | | Corrido de Manuel Pacheco; Despedida al Presidente Pacheco [lyrics]. Transcriptions of two corridos written by Celestino Fernández,
music by Guillermo Sáenz, for Manuel Pacheco, University of Arizona president,
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| 7a | 97.48/M.1 | | David Broome undated |
| | | | | Office humor / xeroxiana,
|
| 7a | 97.49/M.1 | | Kelly Aserappa undated |
| | | | | Parody of Clement Moore's Night Before Christmas,
|
| 7a | 97.50/M.1 | | Chain letter file undated |
| | | | | Examples of chain letters,
|
| 7a | 97.51/M.1 | | Kibbey Family undated |
| | | | | There is a time [cassette]. Release form for cassette donated by the Kibbey Family, bluegrass and bluegrass gospel performing group; children and
grandchildren of banjo and guitar player Coy Kibbey “who has a Friday evening jam session in Catalina” [JSG note],
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| 7a | 97.52/M.1 | | Christopher Rodarte undated |
| | | | | La Llorona: a ghost story [filmscript]. Filmscript for film entitled La Llorona: a ghost story,
written by Christopher Rodarte,
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| 7a | 97.53/M.1 | | Vess Quinlan undated |
| | | | | Paper on cowboy poetry written for Jefferson Carter,
|
| 7a | 97.54/M.1 | | Kim Braithwaite, Julie Braithwaite undated |
| | | | | “The Chinle Ritz Hotel,” “Ballad of John Henry”. Lyrics to two ballads written by Kim Braithwaite and Julie Braithwait,
|
| 7a | 97.55/M.1 | | Marie Stewart undated |
| | | | | Self-published book of poetry by Marie Stewart,
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| 7a | 97.56/M.1 | | Charles A. Kortes 1985 |
| | | | | Poetry by Charles A. Kortes,
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| 7a | 97.57/M.1 | | Duane Reece undated |
| | | | | Two poems by Duane Reece. “No Imposter” and “Cowboy Sign”,
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| 7a | 97.58/M.1 | | Grant Sutherland King undated |
| | | | | Buckaroo magna cum laude. Article on John S. Bailey written by Grant Sutherland King. [Transmitted to John S. Bailey by Charles S. Poling?],
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| 7a | 97.58/M.2 | | John S. Bailey undated |
| | | | | Poetry by John S. Bailey,
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| 7a | 97.59/M.1 | | June Gregory undated |
| | | | | “The Pasture Tree” poem,
|
| 7a | 97.60/M.1 | | B.J. Murray 1985 |
| | | | | Poetry and drawings,
|
| 7a | 97.61/M.1 | | Gordon Campbell undated |
| | | | | Poetry,
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| 7a | 97.62/M.1 | | Joe Venuti; Mary Venuti undated |
| | | | | Joe and Mary Venuti; manuscript materials, newspaper articles and other publicity materials,
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| 7a | 97.63./M.1 | | Fiddle and Folk Music undated |
| | | | | Tucson Old Time Fiddlers' Contest, Armory Park, Tucson, Arizona,
|
| 7a | 97.64/M.1 | | James S. Griffith undated |
| | | | | “Pulse of the Planet” radio broadcasts. Acquisition notes and related correspondence for one cassette tape of four short (ca. 3 1/2 minutes) radio
broadcasts produced by “Pulse of the Planet” for the American Museum of Natural History. The programs are narrated by James S. Griffith and deal with the
Fiesta de San Francisco in Magdalena, Sonora. [Tape accessioned with call number 97.64/C.1],
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| 7a | 97.65/M.1 | | Antonio Federico [et al.]. Sept. 27, 1990 |
| | | | | Corridos de Sonora. Recorded music session featuring musicians: Antonio Federico, Frank Moreno, Paul Romero, Alfonso Molina. Also Richard Morales
and James S. Griffith. Accession materials, performer and song list for tapes 97.65/C.1 and 97.65./C.2,,
|
| 7a | 97.66/M.1 | | Corridos notes. undated |
| | | | | Accession notes for five commercially-produced cassette tapes of corridos: 97.66/C.1-C.5,
|
| 7a | 97.67/M.1 | | Payadores del Pueblo 1969 |
| | | | | Los Payadores del Pueblo, v. 3. Accession notes and song list of a recording of Pueblo High School estudiantina
singing group,
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| 7a | 97.68/M.1 | | Folklore collected by and from Nogales High School students, Nogales, Ariz. in 1969-1970 1969-1970 |
| | | | | Materials collected by students of Doris Siebold,
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| 7a | 97.68/M.2 | | Folklore collected by and from Nogales High School students, Nogales , Ariz. in 1971 1971 |
| | | | | Materials collected by students of Doris Siebold,
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| 7a | 97.69/M.1 | | Richard K. Spottswood 1987 |
| | | | | Note on horse race corridos. Information on horse race corridos from Richard K. Spottswood, told to James S. Griffith,
|
| 7a | 97.70/M.1 | | Consists of discography of donated recordings undated |
| | | | | Acquisition notes for a collection of 45 rpm records of corridos, donated to the Southwest Folklore Center by James S. Griffith. (97.70/D.1-D.30),
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| 7a | 97.71/M.1 | | Lydia Mendoza project undated |
| | | | | Biographical materials and correspondence concerning Lydia Mendoza, Mexican American singer from Texas,
|
| 7a | 97.72/M.1 | | Lalo Guerrero undated |
| | | | | Biographical information concerning Lalo Guerrero, Mexican American recording artist and song writer from Tucson, Arizona,
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| 7a | 97.73/M.1 | | According to mama; according to papa undated |
| | | | | Two pamphlets on Native American folklore and customs,
|
| 7a | 97.74/M.1 | | McKinney R. Barnes Dec. 9, 1997 |
| | | | | The lady who haunts the Charleston Bridge. English 248B term paper,
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| 7a | 97.75/M.1 | | Debbie C. Buecher Dec. 9, 1997 |
| | | | | Sure I crawled out from under a rock, I’m a caver! English 248B term paper,
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| 7a | 97.76/M.1 | | Rose Cruz Dec., 1997 |
| | | | | Fruit of my father. ENG 248A term paper,
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| 7a | 97.77/M.1 | | Elizabeth Harper Dec., 1997 |
| | | | | Working in the prison world : correctional officers’ folklore. ENG 248A term paper,
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| box | callnumber |
| 7b | 97.78/M.1 | | Noah Suby Dec. 1997 |
| | | | | A look at the nicknames in Bisbee, Arizona. ENG 248A term paper,
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| 7b | 97.79/M.1 | | Nancy Gray May 3, 1994 |
| | | | | Barrio tee shirt art: cultural and social implications. Anthropology 449B term paper,
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| 7b | 97.80/M.1 | | Margaret Procter Redondo materials undated |
| | | | | Biographical materials and correspondence concerning Redondo,
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| 7b | 97.81/M.1 | | Arthur Kerschen Dec. 1997 |
| | | | | Cloning jokes and other texts: their role in the cloning debate. English 248A term paper,
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| 7b | 97.82/M.1 | | English 449A topical joke collection Fall 1994 |
| | | | | Collection of jokes used in course taught by James S. Griffith,
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| 7b | 97.83/M.1 | | Folklore 449A topical joke compilation Fall 1995 |
| | | | | Collection of jokes used in course taught by James S. Griffith,
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| 7b | 97.84/M.1 | | Folklore 449A topical joke compilation Fall 1996 |
| | | | | Collection of jokes used in course taught by James S. Griffith,
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| 7b | 97.85/M.1 | | “Heaven’s Gate” mass suicide jokes March 1997 |
| | | | | Collection of jokes related to the mass suicide of the “Heaven’s Gate” cult members,
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| 7b | 97.86/M.1 | | Jokes collected in Griffith’s ENG 248 classes 1997 |
| | | | | Jokes collected by students in James S. Griffith’s ENG 248 Folklore classes,
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| 7b | 98.1/M.1 | | Emilio Sanchez Eldridge circa 1980 |
| | | | | Copper cutout art work and related information on Emilio Sanchez Eldridge (deceased) of Tucson, Arizona. His art work was the subject of a
University of Arizona Art Museum retrospective exhibit in 1980 [?]. Two framed copper cutout art works are stored in the Southwest Folklore Center area
in Special Collections,
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| 7b | 98.2/M.1 | | Email humor, 1996-1998 |
| 7b | 98.3/M.1 | | Computer virus warnings collected by James S. Griffith undated |
| 7b | 98.4/M.1 | | Bill Gates / Microsoft jokes undated |
| box | callnumber |
| 7c | 98.5/M.1 | | Clinton, Bill 1998 |
| | | | | Bill Clinton jokes,
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| 7c | 98.6/M.1 | | Chain letters and chain letter parodies, 1996-1998 |
| 7c | 98.7/M.1 | | Material related to Orris and Ruth Poling, musicians undated |
| | | | | Griffith’s notes and correspondence related to the Poling family, originally from West Virginia, who moved to Arizona (via Indiana) in 1958,
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| 7c | 98.8/M.1 | | Mss. material related to the Arizona Wranglers musical group undated |
| | | | | Griffith’s notes and correspondence related to the Arizona Wranglers musical group, which flourished in the 1920s and 30s,
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| 7c | 98.9/M.1 | | Smith, Ernest undated |
| | | | | Mss. material and slides related to Ernest Smith, whittler, who moved to Tucson, Arizona, in 1965,
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| 7c | 98.10/M.1 | | xx undated |
| | | | | xx,
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| 7c | 98.11/M.1 | | Tucson Daily Citizen. Arizona in Song and Legend. undated |
| | | | | Pamphlet of Arizona folklore printed in honor of the 65th annual meeting of the American Folklore Society at the
University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. User copy has call # 98.11/M.1, original is 98.11/M.2,
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| 7c | 98.12/M.1 | | Southern Arizona Old Time Fiddlers Association undated |
| | | | | Tune learning tape accession data. Contains tunes for learning songs. Each song is performed once slow, and once at normal speed,
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| 7c | 98.13/M.1 | | Jorge Olvera [source]; Trio Coral undated |
| | | | | Song about Magdalena de Kino, Sonora.Song obtained by Jorge Olvera of Mexico City, performed by Trio Coral. Griffith states that it could be
considered a corrido, but it is atypical. This version taped for Griffith by Olvera, possibly from a commercial recording,
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| 7c | 98.14/M.1 | | Marvin Bennet and Ray Gardner November 27, 1991 |
| | | | | Cowboy memories from Mayer. Recorded before a live audience at the Wishbone Restaurant, Mayer, Arizona. Accession sheet lists contents,
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| 7c | 98.15/M.1 | | James S. Griffith and Jack Loeffler undated |
| | | | | Arizona Sonora corrido project materials. Playlists and description of recording sessions recorded on four cassette copies, of recordings intended
for the Arizona Sonora corrido project "to be issued by Smithsonian Folkways and cosponsored by the SWFC." Includes session logs on two typed pages, with
performers,
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| 7c | 98.16/M.1 | | Robert Locke Hale 1941-1948 |
| | | | | Videotape copy of a color film made by Robert Locke Hale of Santa Cruz County. Mss. material describing
acquitision and background information on Robert Locke Hale and his Jay Lazy S Ranch, Canelo, Arizona,
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| 7c | 98.17/M.1 | | Busted Cowboy Band undated |
| | | | | The way we play it [sound recording]. Acquisition information and letter from band members addressed to James S. Griffith,
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| 7c | 98.18/M.1 | | Tucson Heritage Experience festival workshop stage 1996 |
| | | | | Reel tapes of the T.H.E. festival workshop stage, 1996, which includes the corrido contest. Mss. material describing acquisition and background
information on the festival workshop stage. Includes photograph of corrido contest participants (not identified). SWFC has not obtained a release for
this material,
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| 7c | 98.19/M.1 | | "Calaveras" (satirical rhymes) 1984 |
| | | | | Satirical rhymes published in Nogales, Sonora in conjunction with el dia de los muertos,
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| 7c | 98.20/M.1 | | Courtney Cleland Nov. 1982 |
| | | | | Armenian Americans in Tucson. Term paper for Sociology of the Southwest 104,
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| 7c | 98.21/M.1 | | John Schroeder; Schroeder's Playboys undated |
| | | | | Photograph of Schroeder's Playboys band, and letter from James S. Griffith,
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| 7c | 98.22/M.1 | | Chelsea Werner Dec. 5, 1995 |
| | | | | The folklore behind sorority songs. Term paper submitted for ENG 449a,
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| 7c | 98.23/M.1 | | Manuel Garcia M. undated |
| | | | | "Canto a Arizona"; "Hymno a Arizona" mss. poem,
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| 7c | 98.24/M.1 | | Sean Rice ("Lucky") undated |
| | | | | Term paper on skinhead jackets,
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| 7c | 98.24/M.1 | | John Crouch 1981 |
| | | | | Acquisition information concerning 3 reel tapes of Tohono O'Odham music,
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| 7c | 98.25/M.1 | | Prayer cards undated |
| | | | | Various prayer cards from diverse sources,
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| 7c | 99.4/S.1 | | Tucson Mailbox Art May 1980 |
| | | | | 20 color slides of mailboxes in Tucson,
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| box | |
| 8 | Negatives of Lalo Guerrero photographs. undated |
| | | | | Restricted access. Researchers must use positives in box 9,
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| box | |
| 9 | Black and white and color Lalo Guerrero photographs. undated |
| | | | | Researcher copies,
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| box | |
| 10 | “La cadena que no se corta” undated |
| | | | | Exhibit correspondence and notes,
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| box | |
| 11 | “La cadena . . .” undated |
| | | | | slides taken by Cyntha Vidauri, co-organizer of the exhibit,
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| box | |
| 12 | Vearl G. Ferdon songs undated |
| | | | | Restricted access due to fragility of paper. Researchers must use photocopies available in box 13,
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| box | |
| 13 | Ferdon access copies undated |
| | | | | Ferdon songs user copies; microfilm of Arizona folklore materials from the Library of Congress, and Frances Gillmor’s notes; miscellaneous tape
reels and cassettes, some with unidentified field recordings.,
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| box | |
| 14 | Cowboy poetry materials undated |
| | | | | early pre-1980 administrative records; photographs,
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