Muir, Gertrude Hill
Found in 14 Collections or records:
ASU Homecoming Pin, 1950 November 4
This collection houses artifacts associated with the Arizona Collection that were either received individually or removed from manuscript collections.
Coins
This collection houses artifacts associated with the Arizona Collection that were either received individually or removed from manuscript collections.
G
Pins
This collection houses artifacts associated with the Arizona Collection that were either received individually or removed from manuscript collections.
Edwin Bliss Hill Papers
The Edwin Bliss Hill Collection houses correspondence, genealogical materials, diaries, personal mementos, business records, manuscripts, publications, printed items, and photographs collected and created by Edwin B. Hill and his daughter, Gertrude (Hill) Muir. Also included are items showing Hill's wife, Clara Ella (Hood) Hill; his father, inventor Alva Thomas Hill; his mother, Frances (Bliss) Hill; and his brother, Louis C. Hill.
Library Pin and G-clef Pin
This collection houses artifacts associated with the Arizona Collection that were either received individually or removed from manuscript collections.
Gertrude Hill Muir Papers
The Gertrude Hill Muir Papers contain bibliographies, research cards, correspondence, biographical and genealogical information, and news clippings dating from 1862 to 1980. The bulk of the collection consists of bibliographies on various topics relating to Arizona and the Southwest that were produced during Muir's career as a professional librarian (1950-1980).
Name Plaque
This collection houses artifacts associated with the Arizona Collection that were either received individually or removed from manuscript collections.
Plate
Publication Print Block
This collection houses artifacts associated with the Arizona Collection that were either received individually or removed from manuscript collections.
Reclamation Service Pin from the Salt River Canal
This collection houses artifacts associated with the Arizona Collection that were either received individually or removed from manuscript collections.