Hunt, George W. P. (George Wylie Paul), 1859-1934
Occupations
Found in 31 Collections or records:
Governor Hunt on the Grounds of the State Capitol; Phoenix, Arizona, 1913
This collection houses portraits of friends and associates of Governor George W. P. Hunt and one portrait of Hunt on the Capitol grounds. Most of the images are inscribed to Hunt by the sitter. Photographers include Frederic B. Mussey, Charles Heath, G. Edwin Williams, and Robert Turnbull.
Group Portrait of Carl Hayden, Governor Hunt, and Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers of the Arizona National Guard. Arizona, circa 1910
Carl Hayden is pictured 4th from the left in the second row.
George W. P. Hunt Collection
The George W. P. Hunt collection contains correspondence, diaries, scrapbooks, notebooks, biographical and genealogical material, and printed matter. Although the collection ranges from 1709 to 1955, the bulk of the material concerns Hunt's political activities and personal life from 1885 to 1932.
In Response to the Compact: The Critical Opposition of Governor George Hunt, Undated
Lt. Hess, Theda Bara, and Gov. Hunt; Camp Kearny, California, 1918
Henry S. McCluskey Papers
The Henry S. McCluskey Papers consist of correspondence, reports, speeches, newsclippings, notebooks, and indexes.
Henry S. McCluskey Photographs
This collection houses 96 personal and professional photographs, many dating from McCluskey's term as Governor George W. P. Hunt's secretary. Among the subjects depicted are government officials, McCluskey's family, snapshots of Utah Governor George Dern's trip down the Grand Canyon in 1926, mines, the Morenci miners' strike of 1916, and desert landscapes.
Picnic in the Pinal Mountains in Ice House Canyon by Banners Sawmill, 1897
Governor George W. P. Hunt appears in the top center row. A complete list of persons names appears on the photograph.