Box PH 2
Container
Contains 178 Collections and/or Records:
J. Howard Edmondson hands a document to Jeanette Edmondson., 1963
Item — Box: PH 2
Identifier: CAC_CC_015_5_2_0000_256a
Scope and Contents
The Edmondson Collection is disappointingly small. Occupying only 12 linear feet, the papers span the period of 1958-1964 and are largely related to his brief service as a senator. The majority of the materials consist of correspondence, but there are also speeches, press releases, travel records, clippings, campaign materials, and audio-visual items. The strength of the collection lies in its focus on Oklahoma state government, including Arkansas River projects and the repeal of prohibition in...
J. Howard Edmondson shake hands with an unidentified young woman outside his Senate office, 1963
Item — Box: PH 2
Identifier: CAC_CC_015_5_2_0000_256b
Scope and Contents
The Edmondson Collection is disappointingly small. Occupying only 12 linear feet, the papers span the period of 1958-1964 and are largely related to his brief service as a senator. The majority of the materials consist of correspondence, but there are also speeches, press releases, travel records, clippings, campaign materials, and audio-visual items. The strength of the collection lies in its focus on Oklahoma state government, including Arkansas River projects and the repeal of prohibition in...
J. Howard Edmondson visits with two unidentified men, 1963
Item — Box: PH 2
Identifier: CAC_CC_015_5_2_0000_257
Scope and Contents
The Edmondson Collection is disappointingly small. Occupying only 12 linear feet, the papers span the period of 1958-1964 and are largely related to his brief service as a senator. The majority of the materials consist of correspondence, but there are also speeches, press releases, travel records, clippings, campaign materials, and audio-visual items. The strength of the collection lies in its focus on Oklahoma state government, including Arkansas River projects and the repeal of prohibition in...
J. Howard Edmondson and Mike Mansfield, 1963
Item — Box: PH 2
Identifier: CAC_CC_015_5_2_0000_258
Scope and Contents
The Edmondson Collection is disappointingly small. Occupying only 12 linear feet, the papers span the period of 1958-1964 and are largely related to his brief service as a senator. The majority of the materials consist of correspondence, but there are also speeches, press releases, travel records, clippings, campaign materials, and audio-visual items. The strength of the collection lies in its focus on Oklahoma state government, including Arkansas River projects and the repeal of prohibition in...
J. Howard Edmondson and an unidentified African American man look at a document, 1963
Item — Box: PH 2
Identifier: CAC_CC_015_5_2_0000_259a
Scope and Contents
The Edmondson Collection is disappointingly small. Occupying only 12 linear feet, the papers span the period of 1958-1964 and are largely related to his brief service as a senator. The majority of the materials consist of correspondence, but there are also speeches, press releases, travel records, clippings, campaign materials, and audio-visual items. The strength of the collection lies in its focus on Oklahoma state government, including Arkansas River projects and the repeal of prohibition in...
J. Howard Edmondson (seated at desk) looks at a document while a group of African Americans stand behind the desk, 1963
Item — Box: PH 2
Identifier: CAC_CC_015_5_2_0000_259b
Scope and Contents
The Edmondson Collection is disappointingly small. Occupying only 12 linear feet, the papers span the period of 1958-1964 and are largely related to his brief service as a senator. The majority of the materials consist of correspondence, but there are also speeches, press releases, travel records, clippings, campaign materials, and audio-visual items. The strength of the collection lies in its focus on Oklahoma state government, including Arkansas River projects and the repeal of prohibition in...
J. Howard and Jeanette Edmondson stand on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, 1963
Item — Box: PH 2
Identifier: CAC_CC_015_5_2_0000_260a
Scope and Contents
The Edmondson Collection is disappointingly small. Occupying only 12 linear feet, the papers span the period of 1958-1964 and are largely related to his brief service as a senator. The majority of the materials consist of correspondence, but there are also speeches, press releases, travel records, clippings, campaign materials, and audio-visual items. The strength of the collection lies in its focus on Oklahoma state government, including Arkansas River projects and the repeal of prohibition in...
J. Howard and Jeanette Edmondson seated on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, 1963
Item — Box: PH 2
Identifier: CAC_CC_015_5_2_0000_260b
Scope and Contents
The Edmondson Collection is disappointingly small. Occupying only 12 linear feet, the papers span the period of 1958-1964 and are largely related to his brief service as a senator. The majority of the materials consist of correspondence, but there are also speeches, press releases, travel records, clippings, campaign materials, and audio-visual items. The strength of the collection lies in its focus on Oklahoma state government, including Arkansas River projects and the repeal of prohibition in...
J. Howard and Jeanette Edmondson are greeted by an unidentified man on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, 1963
Item — Box: PH 2
Identifier: CAC_CC_015_5_2_0000_260c
Scope and Contents
The Edmondson Collection is disappointingly small. Occupying only 12 linear feet, the papers span the period of 1958-1964 and are largely related to his brief service as a senator. The majority of the materials consist of correspondence, but there are also speeches, press releases, travel records, clippings, campaign materials, and audio-visual items. The strength of the collection lies in its focus on Oklahoma state government, including Arkansas River projects and the repeal of prohibition in...
J. Howard Edmondson greets a young woman at an unidentified event, 1963
Item — Box: PH 2
Identifier: CAC_CC_015_5_2_0000_261
Scope and Contents
The Edmondson Collection is disappointingly small. Occupying only 12 linear feet, the papers span the period of 1958-1964 and are largely related to his brief service as a senator. The majority of the materials consist of correspondence, but there are also speeches, press releases, travel records, clippings, campaign materials, and audio-visual items. The strength of the collection lies in its focus on Oklahoma state government, including Arkansas River projects and the repeal of prohibition in...