165,863 research outputs found
No.192, George A. Pierson, monologues
No full textTranscript (34 pages) of a biographical recording by George A. Pierson, retired University of Utah education professor, on October 21 and December 3, 1986. This interview is no. 192 in the Everett L. Cooley Oral History Project, and tape nos. U-588 and U-589. Accompanied by his vitaPierson (b. 1904) recalls his career at the University of Utah, 1930s-1970s--his role as dean of students, student unrest, and the establishment of the Student Counseling Program and the Department of Educational Psychology. Interviewer: George Pierso
Double wedding ring quilt, made by Cora Belle Pierson Anderson
No full textSize: 89 in. x 80 in.; Back of quilt: seamed vertically, cotton, muslin, OTHER, OTHER; Front of quilt: pieced design, 30 full pattern blocks, 30 total blocks, blocks set straight, cotton, muslin, scrapbag fabric pattern, white, multi-colored scrapbag fabric color; Filler: batting, cotton; Construction: pieced--block, repeated, piecing--hand, White cotton thread; History: This quilt was made by Cora Belle Pierson Anderson in Auglaize County, Ohio, in 1935; owned by Ray and Jeane Harshman; came to Utah in 1990
Periwinkle quilt by Cora Belle Pierson Anderson
No full textImage of Periwinkle quilt created between 1930-1938 by Cora Belle Pierson Anderson. Also includes questionnaires describing the quilt completed by Ray and Jeanne Harshman as part of the Utah Quilt Guild\u27s documentation days held from 1988-1994. The quilts were made out of necessity and to keep busy since there was no radio, no electricity in the area in which they lived until 1947. Kereosen lamps were used for light at night
Crazy Patch quilt, made by Cora Belle Pierson Anderson
No full textSize: 86 in. x 57 in.; Back of quilt: seamed vertically, cotton, strippea, blue; Front of quilt: pieced design, crazy patch, full pattern blocks, cotton, muslin, scrapbag fabric pattern, multi-colored scrapbag fabric color; Filler: thick, batting, wool; Construction: tied quilt or comforter, pieced--crazy patch, piecing--hand and machine, whole cloth--Patch work, used white cotton thread; History: this quilt was made by Cora Belle Pierson Anderson in 1930s, came to Utah in 1990, owned by Velma Anderson Harshman from 1939-1990, owned by Ray and Jeanne Harshman from 1990 to presen
Fan variation quilt by Cora Belle Pierson Anderson
No full textImage of Fan Variation quilt created in the 1930\u27s by Cora Belle Pierson Anderson. Also includes questionnaires describing the quilt completed by Ray and Jeanne Harshman as part of the Utah Quilt Guild\u27s documentation days held from 1988-1994
Chicago, Illinois 1982
No full textIndexes major buildings and points of interest ; Oriented with north to the upper rightColor1:4,00
Maurice Cooley pondering his next climb. Frank Wright\u27s boat is in the river
No full textColor photograph by Lloyd M. Pierson, who participated in an archeological survey trip through Glen Canyon with the National Park Service and the University of Utah\u27s Department of Archeology in 1958. This photo shows Maurice Cooley standing in a small motorized boat on the Colorado River in Glen Canyon, Utah
Falls in Wilson Canyon
No full textColor photograph by Lloyd M. Pierson, who participated in an archeological survey trip through Glen Canyon with the National Park Service and the University of Utah\u27s Department of Archeology in 1958. This photo shows a cascade in Wilson Canyon, a tributary to the Colorado River
Keyhole, Glen Canyon, 1958
No full textColor photograph by Lloyd M. Pierson, who participated in an archeological survey trip through Glen Canyon with the National Park Service and the University of Utah\u27s Department of Archeology in 1958. This photo shows The Keyhole, a landmark along the Colorado River
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