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 Title:  Lillian Wilhelm Smith Papers, SHM MS-25 1898-1964 ead 
 Date(s):  1898-1964 
 Abstract:  Artist Lillian Wilhelm Smith (1882-1971) spent most of her life in Arizona, painting the people and places of the region. She first visited Arizona in 1913 with author Zane Grey (1872-1939), a cousin by marriage, to illustrate his western themed books. After a period of return visits, during which she became inspired by the people and landscapes of Arizona, she decided to move permanently to the state in 1916. This collection contains biographical information, family documents, correspondence, newspaper clippings, personal journals, photographs, chinaware designs, drawings and artwork covering Smith’s life in Arizona. The collection also includes information regarding Smith’s She-Kay-Ah chinaware designs, Hopi Whirlwind and Navajo Motif, as well as materials of her collaborations with author Zane Grey and poet Lou Ella Archer-Elliott. 
 Repository:  Sharlot Hall Museum Library & Archives 
 Subjects:  Municipal playground | Hopi Indians | Hopi Indians--Arizona | She-Kay-Ah Chinaware 
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 Title:  Kate T. Cory Papers and Photos, SHM MS-24 1612-2011 (Bulk Dates 1905-1912) ead 
 Date(s):  1612-2011 (Bulk Dates 1905-1912) 
 Abstract:  The Kate T. Cory Papers and Photos contains transcripts, notes and photographs depicting Cory’s observations of the Hopi Indians, while she lived with the tribe from 1905 to 1912. The collection also includes personal papers and correspondence, as well as correspondence generated by Leroy Eslow in his attempt to have Cory’s works published. In addition, there is an assortment of research documents and photographs collected by Nancy Kirkpatrick Wright relating to Cory and her work as an ethnographer. 
 Repository:  Sharlot Hall Museum Library & Archives 
 Subjects:  Buffalo dance | Hopi art | Hopi Indians | Hopi Indians--Arizona | Hopi Indians--Social life and customs | Hopi painting | Kachina dolls | Snake dance 
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