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The Sentinel, page 20
Portrait of Speer as acting registrar.
The Sentinel, page 25
Portrait of Bonner as an associate professor of engineering.
Greeks draw mixed reviews from neighbors, page 1
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin Vol. 86, No. 98
Greeks Hold Exchanges, Elect Pledge Officers, page 4
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin, Vol. LIX, No. 10
Campus Plan Exhibit Thumbnails
Items cropped by Archives Technician Carlie Magill on November 23, 2011 from Development Plan Scheme A, Proposed Entrance Feature, Working Plan Map of the Campus of the State University, Postcard and Gilbert-Carsley Plan.
Letter from John Paul Jones to Charles W. Leaphart, university president
Letter about Jones's responsibilities as architect and a copy of his contract with the university.
Development Plan Scheme A, Montana State University
Plan for the campus including future construction projects and land acquisition,
Child in a wagon with a cat.
Child seated in wagon with a cat. Probably in Missoula, Montana.
Edith Dunn and the Dunn children on a horse.
Edith Dunn and the Dunn children on a horse at the Dunn residence. Missoula, Montana.
Interior view of Missoula Mercantile Company
Interior view of what is probably the women's clothing section of the Missoula Mercantile Company. Montana.
Greek Fest will raise more than hell this year, page 5
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin
Campus to Expand with New Buildings
Article from the newspaper The Missoulian.
Omega Epsilon Fraternity, Non-Discriminatory To Open, page 1
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin, Vol. LVII, No. 76
Telegram; Jerry J. O'Connell to Dr. George Finlay Simmons
Telegram regarding the allocation of WPA funds for campus improvement project.
Last Call, page 1 and page 8
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin 99th Year, No. 16
Last call for alcohol, page 1
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin 99th Year, No. 13
Homeowners want booze-free Greeks, page 1
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin 99th Year, No. 6
Fraternity, football players involved in weekend brawl, page 1
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin 99th Year, No. 9
Mary MacLane: A Poignant and Pathological Case of "Me"
Article from the Los Angeles Times.
Kappa Sigma reopens boasting 36 members, page 6
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin Vol. CVII, No. 60
Comment, page 1
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin, Vol. 10, No. 6
Working Plan Map of the Campus of the State University, Missoula, Montana
Map showing current campus grounds, structures, water, sewer and steam lines.
Land for Campus, page 1 and page 4
Mimeographed article on the history of land acquisition by the university.
J. H. Sherburne Store
J. H. Sherburne general store. Probably Browning, Montana.
The Sentinel, page 11.
Year book of the University of Montana.
Information Services Memo
Memo regarding the history of The University of Montana mascot.
Drawings of Crow women at camp from "Red Mother"
Illustrations of Crow women at camp from Pretty Shield's biography, "Red Mother."
Senator Hubert Humphrey's letter about the Civil Rights Act
Senator Hubert Humphrey’s signed response to Senator Mike Mansfield’s letter about the passage of the Civil Rights Act.
The Baseball Field at Night cover
This is the cover for Patricia Goedicke's thirteenth book of poems, which was published by Lost Horse Press in 2009.
Glacier National Park, tourist party on horseback.
Glacier National Park, Montana. Tourist party on horseback at Red Eagle Lake.
Fish and Fishing: Glacier National Park, cover.
Guide to and regulations of fishing in Glacier National Park.
St. Ignatius, banner above the crowd reads "Mission Valley Welcomes New Settlers"
Image from album of the Bitterroot Valley, Montana from 1905-1925.
H.L. Graves to Elers Koch, typewritten letter.
Letter (7 Nov. 1910) from Forest Service chief H.S. Graves to Elers Koch and the Region One forest office.
Report of the Grave Creek-Trout Creek Fire on the Clearwater and Lolo National Forests, page 2.
H.P. Barringer's report (8 Nov. 1910) on the 1910 Grave Creek/Trout Creek fire.
Report of the Grave Creek-Trout Creek Fire on the Clearwater and Lolo National Forests
H.P. Barringer's report (8 Nov. 1910) on the 1910 Grave Creek/Trout Creek fire.
About Twenty-Seven, page 11.
Image from Vol. VIII, No. 1, entitled “These are doing their bit to make liberty safe, what are you doing?â€
Race de Proie, page 9. (Race of Prey)
French propaganda against Germany. Caption reads, The worker Goeury, dragged in the street by the soldiers
Race de Proie, cover. (Race of Prey)
French propaganda against Germany.
Helena, Illustrated, Capital of the State of Montana, cover.
Pamphlet about city of Helena.
Helena, Illustrated, Capital of the State of Montana, page 62.
Pamphlet about city of Helena.
Helena, Illustrated, Capital of the State of Montana, page 62.
Pamphlet about city of Helena.
A History of Montana Volume 1, portrait
Portrait of Helen Fitzgerald Sanders.
Trails Through Western Woods, cover and dedication
Cover and dedication of book.
Greek Life fundraiser to outfit children with shoes, cover and page 8
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin Vol. CXII, No. 84
Students dining on the patio outside the Lodge.
Students dining on the patio on the south side of the lodge.
The Story of the Bitter Root Valley in Montana, cover.
Pamphlet about mines in Montana.
Missoula, the garden city of Montana : road maps, tourist's guide to places of interest, historic points, camps, resorts, etc, cover, pages 7 and 9.
Tourist map of the city of Missoula.
Memo from H.G. Merriam to Ernest O. Melby
Memo from Merriam to Melby, university president about post war planning.
UM sororities happy with house-help, page 8
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin 99th Year, No. 6
General Information About Montana: A Homeseeker's Guide, page 51.
Pamphlet about farming in Montana.
General Information About Montana: A Homeseeker's Guide, cover.
Pamphlet about farming in Montana.
General Information About Montana: A Homeseeker's Guide, page 42.
Pamphlet about farming in Montana.
Montana, The Treasure State, cover.
Pamphlet about Montana.
Fertile Flathead Valley, Montana, page 2.
Pamphlet about the Flathead Valley.
The Fertile Flathead Valley, Montana, page 20.
Pamphlet about the Flathead Valley.
The Fertile Flathead Valley, Montana, cover.
Pamphlet about the Flathead Valley.
Fertile Flathead Valley, Montana, page 14.
Pamphlet about the Flathead Valley.
Montana: Land of Independence, cover.
Railroad pamphlet about Montana.
Glacier National Park, cover.
Tourist information on Glacier National Park from Great Northern Railroad.
Short Jaunts for Little Money : Glacier National Park Vacations $1 to $5 Per Day, page 14.
Travel guide to inexpensive activities in Glacier National Park.
Short Jaunts for Little Money: Glacier National Park Vacations $1 to $5 Per Day, pages 12-13.
Travel guide to inexpensive activities in Glacier National Park.
Glacier National Park, page 28.
Tourist information on Glacier National Park from Great Northern Railroad.
Homesteading; The Dream and the Realities, poster.
Poster created by Archives Technician Teresa Hamann on 1/29/2009 from the cover of Montana, the Treasure State.
Orchards in Western Montana, poster.
Poster created by Archives Technician Carlie Magill, from page 2 of Fertile Flathead Valley and page 20 of Charlos Heights Orchards in the Bitterroot Valley: The Home of the Famous McIntosh Red Apple.
Letter to H.G. Merriam from Grace Stone Coates
Coates regularly exchanged letters with author and editor H.G. Merriam.
Letter to H.G. Merriam from Grace Stone Coates
Coates regularly exchanged letters with author and editor H.G. Merriam.
Letter to H.G. Merriam from Grace Stone Coates
Coates regularly exchanged letters with author and editor H.G. Merriam.
Letter to Frank Bird Linderman from Grace Stone Coates
Coates regularly exchanged letters with Montana author Frank Bird Linderman.
Portulacas in the wheat, cover
Cover of book.
Mead & mangel-wurzel, cover
Cover of book.
Black Cherries, cover
Cover of book.
Entry dated January 26, 1998
In this entry, Goedicke discusses Otherwise, a book of poems by Jane Kenyon, who passed away two years prior to the book's release. Specifically, she discusses the resonances between Kenyon's book and the manuscript she is putting together (As Earth…
Entry dated January 24, 1998
Despite the date written by Goedicke, the more likely date is 1998 based on the rest of the entries in the journal. In this entry, Goedicke describes many of the themes that would define her twelfth book of poetry, As Earth Begins to End.
Clipping of bison annotated by Patricia Goedicke
This clipping features a photo of a heard of bison at the National Bison Range in Montana. Above each bison Patricia Goedicke wrote the name of a late-twentieth century author associated with Western Montana. At the time Goedicke annotated the…
Entry dated March 31, 1956
This is the first page of an entry where Patricia Goedicke describes an early encounter with her first husband, Victor Goedicke. At the time of the entry, Patricia was visiting her family in New Hampshire.
Entry dated November 16, 1955
This is the first page of an entry where Patricia Goedicke describes a lecture by W.H. Auden. She describes the differences between Auden's public persona and the persona he presents through his poetry. Goedicke also notes Marianne Moore's presence…
Excerpts from drafts of This Music Has Holes in It
These are lines from drafts of This Music Has Holes in It that date from September 10, 2002 and September 19, 2002. They have been created solely for the purpose of creating an exhibit titled "Inextricable Fusion." The image with Goedicke's…
First grouping of poems for As Earth Begins to End
These documents illustrate Patricia Goedicke's initial process for creating a manuscript of As Earth Begins to End. This process is characteristic for Goedicke and is reflected in the notes for her other books. Also included are notes regarding…
Statement of intent for As Earth Begins to End
This statement of intent was sent to Michael Wiegers of Copper Canyon Press on February 28, 1999.
Letter to Michael Wiegers and Sam Hamill, March 15, 1999
In this letter to Michael Wiegers and Sam Hamill Goedicke asks for feedback regarding new editions to her manuscript.
Letter to Michael Wiegers, April 29, 1999
This is letter to Michael Wiegers of Copper Canyon Press was written as Leonard Robinson's condition was rapidly deteriorating. The letter reflects Copper Canyon's publishing process, particular with regards to the editorial process and the…
Letter to Emilie Buchwald, August 14, 1998
This is letter was written to Emilie Buchwald of Milkweed Press after Milkweed passed on the manuscript for As Earth Begins to End. Here, Goedicke recounts the changes in her revised manuscript. This item may be found in Box 2, Folder 10.
Letter to Sam Hamill, January 18, 1999
In this letter to Sam Hamill at Copper Canyon Press, officially submits her manuscript to Copper Canyon for publication. As stated in the letter, she had previously submitted the manuscript to Milkweed Press, who published her prior three books, to…
Draft of For All the Sad Rain, July 17, 1983
This draft of For All the Sad Rain reflect some of the final changes made to the poem. Gone, for example, are lines "there is garbage to eat, / but there is also chateaubriand" and in its place, the comparison of squash blossoms to white…
Draft of For All the Sad Rain, January 21, 1979
By this draft, the final introduction and conclusion are set. The notes along the upper right hand corner indicate that Goedicke has incorporated comments by Pierre (Delattre), Nancy (Ortenstone?), Carole (Stone?), and Leonard Robinson.
Draft of For All the Sad Rain, October 10, 1978
This an early draft of "For All the Sad Rain" titled "Whose World." The title would later change to "Best Bed" before finally changing to its published title. The poem would undergo many changes before its publication in The Slackwater Review in…
Draft of For All the Sad Rain, October 2, 1978
This draft of "For All the Sad Rain" appears in a notebook dated August 11, 1978-October 13, 1978.
Draft of This Music Has Holes in It, June 2006
This draft of "This Music Has Holes in It" is from a manuscript of The Baseball Field at Night dated June 2006. This poem reflects how the poem appears in the 2009 publication of The Baseball Field at Night.
Draft of This Music Has Holes in It, November 17, 2002
This is the November 17, 2002 draft of This Music Has Holes in It, edited just prior to Goedicke's reading in the 2nd Wind Series for that year.
Draft of This Music Has Holes in It, September 10, 2002
As indicated by the date and notes in the upper right hand corner, this draft is the third draft printed on September 10, 2002.
Entry dated September 11, 2002
This entry contains the initial drafts of "This Music Has Holes in It," which was published in Goedicke's thirteenth book of poems, The Baseball Field at Night. Goedicke also expresses concern that the United States will initiate a war against…
Entry dated September 10, 2002
This entry contains the initial drafts of "This Music Has Holes in It," which was published in Goedicke's thirteenth book of poems, The Baseball Field at Night. Goedicke also expresses concern that the United States will initiate a war against…
For All the Sad Rain final draft
For All the Sad Rain appeared first in The Slackwater Review in 1984 before appearing as the prelude to The Wind of Our Going, published in 1985. These drafts range in date from 1978-1983.
The Outer Banks published copy
This is a copy of "The Outer Banks" published in For the Four Corners, which was published by Ithaca House in 1976.
Entry dated July 2, 1968
These drafts of "The Outer Banks" were written while Goedicke was at the MacDowell Colony in 1968. It was during this stay that Goedicke met Leonard Wallace Robinson, who she would marry in 1971. The drafts in this entry is more raw, more visceral…
Undated entry
In these drafts of a poem titled "The Outer Banks," Goedicke drafts many of the lines that ultimately appear in the published version of this work, including the poem's conclusion "we must build more on less."