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Includes published "Notes on the Shrines of the Tewa and Other Pueblo Indians of New Mexico."

A folder of larger drawings is located in Box 8.

Includes photographic portraits of Santiago Naranjo and Francisco Naranjo, as well as photographs of unidentified Pueblo people, sites, and artifacts. One oversized photograph is located in Box 8.

Likely from or related to survey work in New Mexico.

Certificate for Pearse issued in 1919 with renewals through 1920. Item is extremely fragile and has some letters missing. Frame was removed by RL staff.

Magazine pages intended to be cut into paper dolls: "Betty Bonnet's Camp-Fire Cousin," by Sheila Young in The Ladies' Home Journal (1917 Feb); "Strike Out for the Camp-Fire Trail!," by Mel Cummin, McCall's Magazine (1922 Aug.)

Includes program and poster from Camp Fire Outfitting Company with breakfast, diet suggestions, and guidelines for hygiene.

Includes a pamphlet and zine explaining the mission and programs of Blue Birds, an auxilliary organization which was intended for younger girls ages 6-12.

Includes: Designs for Indian Beadwork (Apache Beadwork Loom Series), undated and in fragments; Campfire Cookery (2 copies), issued by Kellogg Company, 1950s; Nimble Needles for Camp Fire Girls, in fragments, issued by Spool Cotton Company, approximately 1948.

Two Camp Fire Girls notebooks, with official emblems, partially completed (appears to be from different unidentified members): Diary of a Camp Fire Girl and a Memo Book.