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Collection
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Years: 1960-1967
Quantity:
approximately 8,000 film transparencies, in 4 document cases
© 2007 by Fort
Lewis College Foundation, Center of Southwest Studies account
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Introduction/ Scope and contents
These are Arthur Wyatt's photographic views of scenes in and around Durango and the Four Corners region - the only portion of the United States where four states (Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico) converge.
Administrative information
Arrangement note: The Center retained the creator's original order of these slides, which is basically chronological.
Acquisition information: This slide collection was found in collection at the Center of Southwest Studies. These slides were donated to the College/Foundation by the Arthur M. Wyatt estate at some previous time.
Processing information: Item-level data entry and re-housing of all of the slides in inert plastic sleeves in January of 2000 was by Center of Southwest Studies student archival assistants. For the sake of brevity in the online presentation, the following item list of images does not contain all of the detailed information that the Center has recorded in a Microsoft Access database to describe the content of these slides. This guide was produced (including editing of the data) by Todd Ellison, Certified Archivist, Center of Southwest Studies, in December of 2007.
The Center has not yet digitized any of these transparencies, but can do that as requested. (The Center's scanning station includes a Super Coolscan 4000 high-resolution slide scanner.) Please see the image duplication request form and instructions for requesting digital images, at http://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/Info_researchers/sw-4.htm
Biographical note
Arthur Wyatt came to Colorado in 1901 and was in Durango by 1929. He owned and managed the Brookside Tourist Court, reportedly the first motel in Durango, and established the Basin Truck and Implement Company in Durango.
Color film transparencies:
Box 1: Sleeves 1-__
List of slide transparencies, by title
Slides titles with photograph number, date of photograph, and brief description.
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY CAPTION ON SLIDE
Click here to open the itemized list at (note: it is ___ pages).
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Doing your own research: This description of a portion of the collections at the Fort Lewis College Center of Southwest Studies is provided to inform interested parties about the nature and depth of the repository's collections. It cannot serve as a substitute for a visit to the repository for those with substantial research interests in the collections.
These collections are located at the Center of Southwest Studies on the campus of Fort Lewis College. Researchers wanting more information about using this material at the Center may email the archivist at archives@fortlewis.edu or click here to use our E-mail Reference Request Form (or phone the archivist at 970/247-7126). The Center does not have a budget for outgoing long-distance phone calls to answer reference requests, so please email if you wish to receive a response from the Center. To request reproductions of any of these images, click here for instructions.