The Public Folklore collection contains correspondence, newsletters and ephemera such as brochures, mailers, pamphlets, programs, etc. related to public folklore programs in the United States, Washington DC, and Puerto Rico. The materials are divided according to state and further organized into folders of their respective categories chronologically by date.

A workbook to help artists and schools enhance their residency experience and to raise awareness and validity for arts education

A letter enclosing an architecture and community learning packet (not attached) and some thought about folklife programs

Vol. 3

No. 1, Spring 1981; No. 2, Fall 1981; No. 3, Spring 1982; No. 4, Fall 1982; No. 5, Spring 1983; No. 6, Fall 1983; No. 7, Summer 1984; No. 8, Fall 1984; No. 9, Spring 1985; No. 10, Summer 1985; No. 11, Summer 1986; No. 12, Fall 1986; No. 14, Fall 1987; No. 15, Summer 1988

A description of the tasks of the Arizona State Folk Arts Coordinator and the Southwest Folklore Center

Release, schedule and description of mariachi conference

A poster promoting the exhibit with general plan for its duration on the reverse

On reverse, the poster contains correspondence from Jim Griffith to Charles Camp from June 13, 1977 informing telling Mr. Camp of his possible trip to Maryland in July.

The poster is in Spanish. On reverse, the poster contains Undated correspondence from Jim Griffith to Charles Camp soliciting feedback about the Sonoran Heritage project (A packet of seeds was attached but was discarded.)