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Pauline Evans (1888-1960) and her husband Joseph O. Evans were proprietors of the Sacajawea Museum in Spalding, Idaho from the 1930s to the early 1960s. After relocating to Lapwai from Juliaetta, Idaho, in the 1920s, Mrs. Evans developed an interest in the history of the Nez Perce Indians of the area. In 1931, she and her husband bought what was purported to be Henry Harmon Spalding's pioneer cabin and opened what first was called the Spalding Log Cabin Museum, later the Sacajawea Museum, in the town of Spalding, where they displayed a growing collection of Indian artifacts, most of them acquired from the local Nez Perce. Among the artifacts was a buckskin dress alleged to have been worn by Sacajawea and a canoe used by the Lewis and Clark expedition. While scholars have dismissed Mrs. Evans' claims regarding the origins of many of the museum's artifacts (as well as her identification of the museum itself as Spalding's cabin), the Federal Writers Project's Idaho state guide, Idaho: A Guide in Word and Picture, as early as 1937 conceded that Mrs. Evans had assembled a "fine collection of Indian exhibits, many of which were passed down from generation to generation by the Nez Perce Indians."

After Mrs. Evans' death in 1960, her family continued to operate the museum. A flood in 1963 devastated the museum. The Nez Perce tribe bought many of the artifacts for eventual incorporation into the Nez Perce National Park museum; other items were dispersed. A pair of men's moccasins from the museum is part of the collections of the national Museum of the American Indian; a fringed hide dress identified as a Sacajawea Museum piece, probably from the Cayuse tribe, was sold in Sotheby's Spring 2006 auction of American Indian art.

Prepared by Alan Virta, 2011.

From the guide to the Joseph and Pauline Evans Collection on the Nez Perce Tribe, 1884-1959, (Boise State University Library Special Collections and Archives)

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Joseph and Pauline Evans Collection on the Nez Perce Tribe 1884-1959

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Joseph and Pauline Evans Collection on the Nez Perce Tribe, 1884-1959

Title: Joseph and Pauline Evans Collection on the Nez Perce Tribe 1884-1959

Chiefly documents written, transcribed, or collected by Pauline Evans (1888-1960) and her husband, Joseph Evans, proprietors of the Sacajawea Museum in Spalding, Idaho, from the 1930s through the early 1960s, relating to the Nez Perce Indians of the area; together with ca. 50 photos Mrs. Evans collected of the Nez Perce. Includes narratives of Nez Perce Indians recounting their personal and family histories as well as their stories about items they sold or donated to the museum.

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Herbert B. Van Etten correspondence with Lee de Forest, 1933-1957.

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Van Etten, Herbert B. Herbert B. Van Etten correspondence with Lee de Forest, 1933-1957.

Title: Herbert B. Van Etten correspondence with Lee de Forest, 1933-1957.

Contains correspondence between Van Etten and Lee de Forest, 1951-1957, mostly concerning personal matters, but with references to their work together and de Forest's legal battles with Edwin H. Armstrong concerning patents of devices invented for radio. Included with this is correspondence between de Forest and Carl Dreher over an article which Dreher wrote for Harper's Magazine. Also, information regarding Van Etten's 30-year class reunion at Stevens Institute of Technology and a letter to classmate Samuel H. Lott summarizing his life since graduation, 1933.

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Evans, Pauline, 1888-1960. Evans collection, 1884-1959

Title: Evans collection, 1884-1959

Chiefly documents written, transcribed, or collected by Pauline Evans (1888-1960) and her husband, Joseph Evans, proprietors of the Sacajawea Museum in Spalding, Idaho, from the 1930s through the early 1960s, relating to the Nez Perce Indians of the area; together with ca. 50 photos Mrs. Evans collected of the Nez Perce. Includes narratives of Nez Perce Indians recounting their personal and family histories and stories about items Mrs. Evans acquired for the museum. Narrators and authors include Ralph E. Armstrong, Tom Beall, James Frank, John R. Lott, Samuel Lott, Peo-Peo-Tah-Likt (Peopeo Tholekt), John Ramsay, Stephen Reuben, Susie White, and James H. Williams.

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