Square dancing

Square Dance Callers pose for a portrait at the Cattlemans' Convention in Amarillo, Texas. From Left to Right: Amarillo Hotel Manager, Bob Sumrall (Abilene, Texas), Jack Fornby (Sweetwater, TX), Jimmy Clossin (El Paso, TX), R. D. Smith (Fort Worth, TX), Ed Plummer (New Mexico), Grady Wilson (Amarillo, TX).

Vocal and piano score for the piece 'In the Still of the Night' composed in 1937 for the film Rosalie words and music by Cole Porter and published by Chappell & Co. Cover of score has black and white picture of actors Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell who performed in the 1937 film adaptation of the musical.

This series contains instructional dance materials for folk dances. This series includes dance instructions, calling instructions, and sheet music.

This series contains the transcripts of interviews of square dance figures conducted by Al Brundage.

This collection contains memorabilia from Jack Murtha's career as a square dance caller and his active life within the square dancing community, including awards, a portrait, and some clothing.

This collection contains posters, photographs, and other memorabilia regarding J.D. "Red" Warrick.

Born in West Texas, Jimmy Clossin was a square-dance caller and teacher who published a book of West Texas Cowboy Square Dances. He taught dance classes at universities and schools across the United States. This collection contains photographs, programs, serials, class syllabi, correspondence, a scrapbook, and papers related to Clossin's square dance teaching.

Black and white photograph of a group of sixteen unidentified CCOH square dancers, a filddler and a caller in the Opera House Garden during an unknown festival season in Central City, Colordao.

Interview with John Bradford conducted by Joan Brown.

This collection contains square dance materials collected by John Wallace. Wallace participated in square and round dance programs with the Lloyd Shaw Foundation. His collecion consists of programs from events and sound recordings.