Folk dancing
Found in 335 Collections and/or Records:
Mabel Rilling Collection
Mabel Rilling (1883-1972) was Director of Physical Education for Women and Associate Dean of Women at the University of Denver from 1909 to 1964. In 1935, she founded the DU square and folk dancing group known as the Pioneer Promenaders, which performed throughout Denver and in Washington D.C. Rilling also lectured for many years on the Chautauqua summer circuit. This collection contains photographs, scrapbooks, notebooks, and clippings related to Rilling's educational and dance career.
Mae Fraley Papers
This collection contains square dance workshop materials, organizational materials, and research materials collected by Mae Fraley.
Memorabilia
This series contains badges, ribbons, buttons, ticket stubs, photographs, event invitations, posters, and artwork.
Memorabilia
This series contains square dance conference nametags and a name plate for the Star Promenaders Square Dance Club.
Memorabilia, 1957-1968
This series contains memorabilia regarding J.D. "Red" Warrick.
Midsummer Pole
Photo of the midsummer pole erected by the Skandia Folkdance Society
Moiseyev Dance Company
Photographs of the Moiseyev Dance Company, a Russian folk dance group, performing in various dances.
Nancy Biehler Papers
Nancy Biehler is a collector of folk dance materials with a special interest in Appalachian clogging. This collection contains papers written by Nancy Biehler as part of her degree, VHS tapes, workshop materials, and records.
National Callers Report and Writings, 1961-1964
This series contains an incomplete record of the National Callers Report newsletter from #101 to #1896.
Notes and Working Files, 1967-1970
This series contains the notes and other working files that Will Orlich collected.