19929731 http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6dc2z9q revised SNAC: Social Networks and Archival Context VIAF revised 2015-09-19 machine CPF merge program Merge v2.0 revised 2016-08-11T07:36:34 machine SNAC EAC-CPF Parser Bulk ingest into SNAC Database revised 2016-08-11T07:36:34 human System Service (system@localhost) created 2026-05-27 machine SNAC EAC-CPF Serializer SNAC Identity Constellation serialized to EAC-CPF /data/source/findingAids/oac/stanford/mss/m1503.xml American Alpine Club--History. /data/source/findingAids/taro/utcah/01796.xml American Alpine Club /data/source/findingAids/oac/stanford/mss/m1234.xml American Alpine Club /data/source/findingAids/aps/Mss.Ms.Coll.38-ead.xml American Alpine Club. /data/source/findingAids/oac/stanford/mss/m1220.xml American Alpine Club corporateBody American Alpine Club presumed AAC Abkuerzung presumed AAC presumed active 1933 active 1974 Americans Beardsley, Irene A. Beardsley, Irene A. Boucher, Virginia, 1929- Bryant, Henry G. (Henry Grier), 1859-1932. Fralick, John F. Hall, Michael G. (Michael Garibaldi) Jackson, Hazel Brill, 1894- Ortenburger, Leigh N. Stettner, Joe, 1901-1997. Thompson, Charles Sproule. American Alpine Club American Alpine Club Hall, Michael G. (Michael Garibaldi),. Hall, Michael G., papers, 1959-2010. Hall, Michael G. (Michael Garibaldi), Hall, Michael G., papers, 1959-2010. 10 ft., 9 in. Correspondence, research material, class materials, student work, drafts, manuscripts, maps, and printed materials comprise the Michael G. Hall Papers, 1959-2010, and document Hall's activities as a history professor at the University of Texas at Austin. University of Texas Libraries Hall, Michael G. Papers 2001-120; 2010-150., 1959-2010 Hall, Michael G. (Michael Garibaldi) Hall, Michael G. Papers 1959-2010 Correspondence, research material, class materials, student work, drafts,manuscripts, maps, and printed materials comprise the Michael G. Hall Papers,1959-2010, and document Hall’s activities as a history professor at the Universityof Texas at Austin. English Dolph Briscoe Center for American History Ortenburger, Leigh N. Leigh N. Ortenburger papers and photographs, 1929-1996. Ortenburger, Leigh N. Leigh N. Ortenburger papers and photographs, 1929-1996. 37 linear ft. (55 manuscript boxes, 16 flat boxes, 6 card boxes, 2 map folders) Correspondence, manuscripts, subject files, photographs, and negatives. Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives A Collection of offprints, periodical issues, and ephemera from the Francis P. Farquhar collection, ca. 1850-1950. A Collection of offprints, periodical issues, and ephemera from the Francis P. Farquhar collection, ca. 1850-1950. 1 box (0.5 linear ft.) Collection consists of a group of miscellaneous publications, brochures, flyers, announcements, and ephemera, as well as materials relating to the American Alpine Club. University of California, Los Angeles Beardsley, Irene A., collector. American Women's Himalayan Expedition, Inc. : files, 1974-1984 Beardsley, Irene A., collector. Beardsley, Irene A., collector. American Women's Himalayan Expedition, Inc. : files, 1974-1984 3 linear ft.; (2 record storage boxes) Irene Beardsley was a member of the successful expedition of 1978 to Annapurna; she maintained this collection of files. The collection includes research, correspondence, logistics, equipment, legal and financial files for the expedition. Also included is a signed copy of Arlene Blum's ANNAPURNA; A WOMAN'S PLACE, 1980. English Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives Thompson, Charles Sproule. Mountaineering letters : typescript, 1895-1907. Thompson, Charles Sproule. Thorington, J. Monroe (James Monroe), b. 1894, American Alpine Club. Mountaineering letters : typescript, 1895-1907. 1 v. (133 leaves) ; 28 cm. Typed extracts from letters received by Charles Sproule Thompson concerning mountaineering expeditions in the Canadian Rockies from various fellow climbers and friends. Transcribed (1924) by J. Monroe Thorington for the library of the American Alpine Club. Princeton University Library Jackson, Hazel Brill, 1894-. Hazel Brill Jackson papers, 1914-1968. Jackson, Hazel Brill, 1894- Hazel Brill Jackson papers, 1914-1968. .90 cubic ft. (2 boxes) The Hazel Brill Jackson papers contains a manuscript titled "With the Italian Club and Climbs of Hazel Brill Jackson and friends." Also found in the collection are a series of photographs and photographic postcards of Alpine Mountain locations including the area near Cortina, Italy as well as Bryce Canyon in Utah, the Grand Canyon in Arizona and areas of New Zealand. Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center. Bryant, Henry G. (Henry Grier), 1859-1932. Letterbooks, letters, ca. 1884-1918. Bryant, Henry G. (Henry Grier), 1859-1932. Letterbooks, letters, ca. 1884-1918. 4 v. ; ca. 100 items. The letterbooks (ca. 400 pages each) are for the years 1884-1890 (mostly business-related, some family, and references to Colorado), 1899-1902 (mentions explorations, his arctic drift-cask proposal, the Arctic Club, references to Frederick Cook, and to Bryant's geographical trips), 1902-1903 (relating to his cask project, the American Philosophical Society, with an interesting letter to Robert Peary dated January 15, 1903, p. 52), 1913-1918 (more business-related letters than on geography or exploration). The loose items are letters relating primarily to the American Alpine Club. American Philosophical Society Library Boucher, Virginia, 1929-. Virginia Boucher papers, [1939-2008] Boucher, Virginia, 1929- Virginia Boucher papers, [1939-2008] 3 boxes ( 3 linear ft.) A collection of Boucher's correspondence and other materials concerning Colorado College and mountain climbing adventures 1947-1951; career in librarianship 1953-1991; American Alpine Club Library Committee, 1993-2008; and publications by Boucher. Colorado College, Tutt Library Rendez-vous Hautes Montagnes : files and journal, 1968-1994 Beardsley, Irene A., collector. Rendez-vous Hautes Montagnes : files and journal, 1968-1994 .5 linear ft.; (1 manuscript box) Correspondence, organizational files, and the journal, 1969-1984. Includes Beardsley's research notes and typescript about the history of American women's mountaineering, ca. 1970, that was to have been used in von Reznicek's 2nd edition of VON DER KRINOLINE ZUM 6 GRAD, but which was not printed. English Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives Bryant, Henry G. (Henry Grier), 1859-1932. Correspondence books, 1897-1913. Bryant, Henry G. (Henry Grier), 1859-1932. Dellenbaugh, Frederick Samuel, 1853-1935. Cook, Frederick Albert, 1865-1940. Peary, Robert E. (Robert Edwin), 1856-1920. Root, Elihu, 1845-1937. Grosvenor, Gilbert Hovey, 1875-1966. Operti, Albert, 1852-1927. Melville, George W. (George Wallace), 1841-1912. Greely, A. W. (Adolphus Washington), 1844-1935. Shackleton, Ernest Henry, Sir, 1874-1922. Henry G. Bryant. Correspondence books, 1897-1913. 1 box. Four correspondence books, 1897-1913, containing copies of his correspondence relating to his activities as an arctic explorer, businessman, and mountaineer. One volume contains his correspondence as the secretary of the American Alpine Club, 1904-1910. English Dartmouth College Library Henry G. (Henry Grier) Bryant Letterbooks, 1884-1918 Bryant, Henry G. (Henry Grier), 1859-1932 Henry G. (Henry Grier) Bryant Letterbooks 1884-1918 0.75 Linear feet; 4 vols. One of Philadelphia's most recognized geographers at the turn of the twentieth century, Henry Grier Bryant (1859-1932) was an explorer, traveler, and writer known for an avid interest in the arctic. His financial independence enabled Bryant to devote his life to expanding geographic knowledge, as an officer of the Geographic Society of Philadelphia and Alpine Club of America, and as an explorer and traveler to Labrador, Greenland, the Canadian Rockies, South America, and southern and southeast Asia. The Bryant Letterbooks include an important slice of outgoing correspondence from the geographer and explorer, Henry G. Bryant, documenting his interest in geography and exploration. The four volumes consist of letterpress copies of outgoing correspondence (1884-1890, 1899-1902, 1902-1903, and 1913-1918) concerning personal and financial matters as well as business conducted as an officer of the Geographical Society of Philadelphia and Alpine Club of America. The collection also includes three folders of correspondence addressed to Bryant, 1886-1911, mostly pertaining to the Alpine Club. American Philosophical Society Leigh N. Ortenburger papers, 1929-1996 Leigh N. Ortenburger Leigh N. Ortenburger papers 1929-1996 37 linear feet; 53 manuscript boxes, 6 4x6 boxes, 16 flat boxes, 2 map folders The papers of Leigh N. Ortenburger contain correspondence, personal papers, maps, manuscripts, and photographic negatives and prints, with emphasis on the Cordillera Blanca in Peru and the Teton Range in Wyoming. He was the early author and eventual co-author of the definitive climber?s guide to the Teton Range, had nearly finished a manuscript on the early exploration of the range, including the controversy on the first ascent of the Grand Teton, and in ten trips to the Cordillera Blanca had obtained extensive material for a photo essay on the range which was never finished. English Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives Fralick, John F. Papers, 1933-1974. Fralick, John F. American Alpine Club. Papers, 1933-1974. 1.35 cubic ft. (3 boxes) Collection consists of Fralick's correspondence, reports, photographs, and other materials related to the American Alpine Club. There are also club membership records for the years 1951-1974. Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center. Stettner, Joe, 1901-1997. Joe Stettner papers, 1927-1997. Stettner, Joe, 1901-1997. Joe Stettner papers, 1927-1997. 2.04 cubic ft. (5 boxes) The Joe Stettner papers include photographs of Stettner climbing mountains including his climb of Devil's Lake in Wisconsin (1948). The collection also contains an issue of Chicago Mountaineer (1977); correspondence (1953-1964) from fellow mountain climbers; an issue of the newsletter "Nature Notes" (1937) and newspaper clippings pertaining to Stettner's climbs and death notice. The collection also contains some biographical material about Stettner and some of his memoires. Climbing nails, crampons and other mountaineering hardware are also found in the collection. Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.