Hollinger box 10

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The materials in this series relate more to Miller’s personal rather than professional life. The series includes organization related materials (Masons, American Protective League, and Minute Men), personal items (glasses case, map portfolio, suitcase), diplomas, certificates, photographs, materials relating to his work at MSTC, and family information. This series also contains a recorded interview with George J Miller conducted by Dr. Katheryne Wittemore.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The materials in this series relate more to Miller’s personal rather than professional life. The series includes organization related materials (Masons, American Protective League, and Minute Men), personal items (glasses case, map portfolio, suitcase), diplomas, certificates, photographs, materials relating to his work at MSTC, and family information. This series also contains a recorded interview with George J Miller conducted by Dr. Katheryne Wittemore.

Abstract This collection documents the life of George J Miller, a nationally known geographer, who spent much of his professional career at the Mankato Normal School (later State Teachers College). Miller attained national attention through his research and publications as well as his work co-founding the National Council for Geographic Education. The collection primarily focuses on Miller's professional life but includes some personal information. The professional material includes field trip notes,...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains Miller’s general correspondence, course materials, and speeches he gave over the years. The correspondence focuses on the history of the NCGE, Miller’s publications, and condolence letters received by Miller’s widow, E. Joan Miller, following his death. The course materials were developed for classes Miller taught at Mankato State Teachers College (MSTC). This series also contains a variety of speeches that Miller gave to various organizations over the years. Speech...