Three issues of the Franklin School Searchlight, possibly fragmentary.

Incoming letters of thanks and drafts, offering Books of Mormon to President Richard Nixon, Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Margaret, Governor Dan Evans and others. Includes response written by Rose Mary Woods, Nixon's personal secretary; as well as a long letter from Lloyd Cooney of KIRO Radio and Television regarding the airing of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.

Handwritten drafts of outgoing letters.

Contents of a folder labelled with this title. Includes writings and letters.

Includes letters to her parents, the Dr. George Lorings, receipts, and three photographs presumed to be her.

Includes report cards and hospital receipt for Eldon Wilcox, presumed to be lodging with the Lorings.

Small, handwritten bound book containing transcripts of lectures, by M.L. Lovell, dated April 1, 1854, inscribed return to J.L. Loring, Dallas Center, Iowa, August 10 1876. Photocopied essay titled, The Mormon Miracle, by Grace Johnson. Typewritten pages of memoirs attributed to W.E. Gordon, and others without attribution. Typewritten pages appearing to be dated diary entries, titled Sophie Lomas, Apex Hotel, Butte, Montana. Mimeographed pages of a play, entitled Music of Melodrama, no author named.

Handwritten and typewritten pages of fragments and notes

Typewritten and handwritten fragments.

Typewritten pages of scenes and fragments.

Bound copy, first page labelled First Rewrite, January to June 1973. Includes inserted handwritten notes.

Page with cast list and personnel for Song of the North, a roadshow, by James Kotsilibas Davis. Names Elizabeth Loring as Director, her sister Marjorie Whaley is credited with words and music, Assistant Director is Gary F. Reese, and Tom Loring as Peter Parkalack.

Includes fire safety inspection results, drafts of press releases, spiral bound notebook tracking reservations for Damn Yankees, and text of a thank-you mailing from Thor Neilsen.

Scrapbook assembled by Bruce Laffoon Allen, 803 S Union Ave., June 2, 1937. Contains playbills for musical performances given in Tacoma, many at the First Baptist Church, as well as recitals featuring Bruce Allen and his sister Elizabeth. Includes the brochure The Making of a Steinway by Elbert Hubbard, and a typewritten anecdote about Miss Cornish and Mr. Stojowski. Bruce L. Allen apparently joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and is presumed to have met Elizabeth Loring there.

Contains playbills for musical performances given in Tacoma, with typewritten observations.