Box 54

Dorothy Robison's mother, who lived in Fresno, CA in 1900.

Diary of Mr. Dumke's mother.

This series contains materials that seem to be solely or primarily related to Dorothy Dumke. Some material is in Mrs. Dumke maiden name, Dorothy Robinson. The content ranges from high school newspapers, correspondence on condolences on Mr. Dumke passing, correspondence on scholarship and fellowship programs in memory of Mr. Dumke, and other performing arts programs.

This series contains materials that seem to be solely or primarily related to Dorothy Dumke. Some material is in Mrs. Dumke maiden name, Dorothy Robinson. The content ranges from high school newspapers, correspondence on condolences on Mr. Dumke passing, correspondence on scholarship and fellowship programs in memory of Mr. Dumke, and other performing arts programs.

This series contains materials that seem to be solely or primarily related to Dorothy Dumke. Some material is in Mrs. Dumke maiden name, Dorothy Robinson. The content ranges from high school newspapers, correspondence on condolences on Mr. Dumke passing, correspondence on scholarship and fellowship programs in memory of Mr. Dumke, and other performing arts programs.

This series contains materials that seem to be solely or primarily related to Dorothy Dumke. Some material is in Mrs. Dumke maiden name, Dorothy Robinson. The content ranges from high school newspapers, correspondence on condolences on Mr. Dumke passing, correspondence on scholarship and fellowship programs in memory of Mr. Dumke, and other performing arts programs.

An empty envelope addressed to Mr. Dumke at his Wisconsin residence.

Dorothy Robison's class notes, sylabi and assignments.

This section contains Dumke’s non-fiction writing, which spans from his historical book The Boom of the Eighties in Southern California (1944) to drafts of articles submitted as op-eds in the Los Angeles Times regarding higher education. Correspondence, drafts, and media coverage are occasionally included.