This collection consists largely of Rhett James's teaching and research files. They contain articles, lectures, and subject files that address topics like Latter-day Saints history and Native American history. Of particular interest are the files concerning the Martin Harris pageant, which are housed in boxes 57, 58, and 62. The contents and labeling of the folders generally reflects the way that James himself had organized them."

This collection consists largely of Rhett James's teaching and research files. They contain articles, lectures, and subject files that address topics like Latter-day Saints history and Native American history. Of particular interest are the files concerning the Martin Harris pageant, which are housed in boxes 57, 58, and 62. The contents and labeling of the folders generally reflects the way that James himself had organized them."

This collection consists largely of Rhett James's teaching and research files. They contain articles, lectures, and subject files that address topics like Latter-day Saints history and Native American history. Of particular interest are the files concerning the Martin Harris pageant, which are housed in boxes 57, 58, and 62. The contents and labeling of the folders generally reflects the way that James himself had organized them."

This collection consists largely of Rhett James's teaching and research files. They contain articles, lectures, and subject files that address topics like Latter-day Saints history and Native American history. Of particular interest are the files concerning the Martin Harris pageant, which are housed in boxes 57, 58, and 62. The contents and labeling of the folders generally reflects the way that James himself had organized them."

This collection consists largely of Rhett James's teaching and research files. They contain articles, lectures, and subject files that address topics like Latter-day Saints history and Native American history. Of particular interest are the files concerning the Martin Harris pageant, which are housed in boxes 57, 58, and 62. The contents and labeling of the folders generally reflects the way that James himself had organized them."