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    John E. Miller Papers

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    John E. Miller was a professor of history at South Dakota State University, where he taught courses in recent American history, South Dakota history, and historical methods since 1974. He was the author of many books and articles on Midwestern politics, creativity, Laura Ingalls Wilder, small town culture and other American history topics. Material consists of course material, oral history interviews, talks, presentations, workshops, Laura Ingalls Wilder, writings, and research

    William E. Miller

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    An obituary for Chief Justice William E. Miller

    William E. Miller

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    An obituary for Chief Justice William E. Miller

    William E. Miller

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    An obituary for Chief Justice William E. Miller

    Flagstone / Snowball quilt, by Lorene Mable King Herman and Emma E. Miller King

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    Image of Flagstone / Snowball quilt created in 1923 by Lorene Mable King Herman and Emma E. Miller King. Also includes questionnaires describing the quilt completed by Cora E. Soulier as part of the Utah Quilt Guild\u27s documentation days held from 1988-1994. This quilt was made in Montrose, Colorad

    James E. Miller

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    Black and white head shot photograph of James E. Miller, Academic Adviser, 1969-70.https://thekeep.eiu.edu/archives_faculty_mr/1329/thumbnail.jp

    David E. Miller

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    David E. Miller was a professor in the Univeristy of Utah History Department and president of the Salt Lake Valley Chapter of the Utah State Historical Society

    David E. Miller

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    David E. Miller (left) was a professor in the University of Utah History Department, and president of the Salt Lake Valley Chapter of the Utah State Historical Society

    Leafy E. Miller, (1893), purchased by Mrs. Leafy E. Miller on February 11, 1959.

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    Documents regarding the headstone for Leafy E. Miller, (1893), purchased by Mrs. Leafy E. Miller. The marker was placed at Calvary Cemetery, Lot 82 1/2, Section 42 1/2 in Toledo, Ohio. The stone is duplicate of father John W. Miller, (1889-1953) and made of Barre granite dark with blown mod classic letters in steel panel. Rubbings is included
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