Scope and Contents From the Collection: The John Henry Hauberg papers, 1773-1998 and undated (bulk 1857-1955), primarily consists of the personal and professional papers of John Henry Hauberg. Personal papers include wills, deeds, financial records, land records, correspondence, and information on Hauberg's private library. In addition the collection includes papers related to Hauberg's civic and organizational activities as well as records related to the Denkmann-Weyerhaeuser Lumber Company.Hauberg was very interested...

Scope and Contents During the 16th Big Hike, members of the Black Hawk Hiking Club toured Mexico and Jefferson in Missouri; Greenberg and Syracuse in Kansas; La Mar, Raton Pass, Mancos, Mesa Verde, Grand Lake, Milner Pass, Rocky Mountain National Park, and Estes Park in Colorado; Cimmoran Canyon, Taos, Santa Fe, Hernandes, and Shiprock in New Mexico; Hauck, Arizona; Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, and Salt Lake City in Utah; the Grand Canyon in Arizona and Colorado; and Dinosaur National...

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The Big Hike of 1936 took the Black Hawk Hiking Club to Wolf River, Wisconsin; St. Jacques, St. Ignace, and Mackinac Island in Michigan; Sault Ste. Marie, Lake Temagami, Callander, Burk's Falls, Doe Lake, Niagra Falls, and Windsor in Ontaro; and Detroit, Michigan.

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In 1937, the Black Hawk Hiking Club traveled south to Jefferson and Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri; Austin, Laredo, and Corpus Christi in Texas; Mamalique Pass, Monterrey, Guayalejo River, Rio Frio, Tamazunchale, Jacula, Zimipan, Teotihuacan, Huejotzingo, Puebla, Mexico City, the Popocatepetl Mountains, Cuernavaca, Tasco, and Acapulco in Mexico; Texarkana, Lousiana; and Quapaw Baths, Arkansas.

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For the 19th Annual Big Hike, Black Hawk Hikng Club members journeyed to Darborn and Detroit in Michigan; Prescott, Ontario; Montreal, Quebec City, Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupre, Montmorency Falls, Gaspe, Perce, Belle Anse, and Bonaventure Island in Quebec; Van Buren, Acadia National Park, and Bar Harbor in Maine; Hampton Beach, Gloucester, Concord, and Lexington in Massachussetts; Princeton, New Jersey; Newburgh and West Point in New York; and Scranton, Ohio.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Discrete manuscripts, 1713-2011 and undated, contains numerous small manuscript collections, printed material, and other items for which no creator or provenance information could be identified. The 19th-century American currency includes United States and Confederate States currency, bank notes, and state and city currency. The autograph album for "Willie" contains signatures, quotes, and aphorisms written by classmates of a young child named Willie. Willie's school is not named, but was...

Scope and Contents From the Series: United States, 1939-1949 and undated, includes documents and publications about the United States Homefront, war production, recruitment, war planning, war bonds and loans, and foreign relations with other countries. Most of the publications were created for schools and public areas in order to educate citizens on how they can contribute to the war effort. The materials include flyers on conservation, skits for the classroom, and cartoons to promote the purchase of bonds. Both national and...

Scope and Contents In 1939, the Black Hawk Hiking Club traveled west to Lincoln and Seward in Nebraska; Cheyenne and Green River in Wyoming; Salt Lake City, the Great Salt Lake Desert, Zion National Park, and Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah; Reno, Nevada; Lake Tahoe, Emerald Bay, Sacramento, Berkeley, San Francisco, Treasure Island, Monterrey, Yosemite National Park, Mariposa Grove, General Grant National Park, Sequoia National Park, Santa Monica, Los Angeles, Santa Catalina Island, Hollywood, and Barstow...

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The 20th Big Hike slides document the Black Hawk Hiking Club's trip to California in 1939.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Recordings in the radio productions series, 1969-1979 and undated, appear to have been created for radio broadcast. Included are numerous recordings of shows that aired on Augustana's campus radio station, WVIK, in the 1970s, including several episodes "Up Your Alley," a weekly hour-long interview program, and Niteside, a music-themed program. A few of the recordings at the end of the series appear to have been created by Augustana students for an assignment in a mass communication course...