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Collection Overview

Title: A Doyle Moore Papers and Music, 1864-2013

ID: 12/3/30

Primary Creator: Moore, A. Doyle (1931-2013)

Extent: 3.25 cubic feet

Arrangement: Organized in two series: Series 1: Graphic Design Work, 1955-2008, Series 2: Folk Music Papers and Materials, 1864-2013. Moore's career was vast and covered a great array of interests, however, there the amount of material for each of these interests is small enough to not warrant many distinct series. In addition, Moore's combination of his professional career and personal interests made even the distinct bodies of work somewhat amorphous. These two series have thus been created to differentiate his professional career and his personal interests, while still highlighting the combination of these interests. The content is thus further arranged by amount of material and material type in various sub-series. Series 1 contains six distinct subseries and Series 2 contains two subseries. Series 1, is arranged at the item level as it contains many unique items created by Moore, whereas series 2 is arranged at the folder level.

Date Acquired: 11/20/2013

Subjects: Folk music, Graphic Art, Printing

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Consists of graphic design projects, professional papers, personal papers, correspondence, journals and articles, sheet music, sound recordings, photographs, and a musical instrument documenting Moore's multifaceted career in graphics design and printing before, during, and after his work in the School of Art and Design at the University of Illinois, as well as his interest and involvement in Folk music both locally with the Campus Folk Song Club at the University of Illinois and nationally with such folk labels as Folkways Records and Folk-Lyric Records.

Biographical Note

Alvin Doyle Moore (1931-2013) was born in Seiling, Oklahoma. Early in his life, his family frequently traveled in order to find employment. However, by 1947, he found a permanent residence within an adopted family in Garden City, Kansas. Shortly after moving there, he began attending college at Kansas State University, where he studied architecture. Upon graduation, he joined the US airforce; was deployed to Tokyo, Japan; and, whilst there, worked as art director for the Stars and Stripes Newsletter. After returning from active duty, he was accepted into the Art and Design program at the University of Iowa; it was here that he received his MFA in Design. He joined the faculty at the University of Illinois within the School of Art and Design in 1959; he taught graphic design. While teaching at the university, he also founded Finial Press, where he designed posters, brochures, books, and awards for the University, the School of Art and Design, and the Champaign-Urbana community.

In addition to his professional output as a designer and printer, Mr. Moore was actively involved in both local and national Folk music circuts. Locally, he played autoharp in the Philo Glee and Mandoline Society folk band. He also used his printing business to create posters, flyers, and album covers for the local Campus Folksong Club at the University of Illinois. The Campus Folksong Club drew many important Folk music acts to the Champaign-Urbana area including Flatt & Scruggs, Red Craven's Bray Brothers, The New Lost City Ramblers, The Stoneman Family and Hedy West. The Club also hosted a 1963 lecture series that included Doyle Moore and Archie Green, who presented his lecture "Hillbilly Music: Source and Symbol," which opened the door for country and folk music as serious scholarly areas of research. Nationally, he used his business to create album covers for national folk music publishers like Folkways Records and Folk-Lyric Records. He also labored to make the autoharp more visible within the folk music community at large with his publication "The Autoharp" as well as his seminal essay "The Origin of the Autoharp," presented in the 1963 lecture series.

Subject/Index Terms

Folk music
Graphic Art
Printing

Administrative Information

Repository: The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music

Acquisition Source: A. Doyle Moore Trust of Champaign, Illinois

Acquisition Method: Gift

Box and Folder Listing

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Series 1: Graphic Design Work, 1955-2008

Series 1 consists of posters, brochures and awards, album art, and professional materials all of which correspond to his career as a graphic designer and printer before, during, and after his tenure as a professor at the University of Illinois. Included within this section are posters, flyers, and album covers created by Moore that highlight his interest in folk music.

Sub-Series 1: Graphic Design Posters, ca. 1960-1992

Box 1

Folder 1: School of Art and Design Posters and Flyers, 1961-1992

Item 1: A Memorial Exhibition Marivin Martin, undated
Item 2: Daniel Lang at the mezzanine gallery, undated
Item 3: Graduate Studies at the University of Illinois, ca. 1961
Item 4: Graduate Programs at the School of Art and Design, undated
Item 5: Ladislav Sutnar Visual Design in Action, 1964
Item 6: Eugene C. Wicks Director Holiday Card, undated
Item 7: Inivitation to Shozo Sato Retirement, 1992
Item 8: The Eleventh Exhibition For Your Home Flyer, 1970

Oversize Portfolio Case 1

Folder 1

Item 1: Faculty Exhibition, undated: #208 of 250 printed
Item 2: Faculty Exhibition, undated: #200 of 250 Printed
Item 3: The Fifty-Fifth Exhibition of the Department of Art and Design, 1979
Item 4: University of Illinois Art Department Program Poster, undated

Oversize Portfolio Case 2

Folder 1

Item 1: 17th and 18th century paintings from Notre Dame, undated
Item 2: Albert Gleizes Cubist, undated
Item 3: An Exhibition of Works by the New Faculty, undated
Item 4: Briggs/ Wicks: Their Works, undated
Item 5: Contemporary American Painting & Sculpture, 1963
Item 6: David Park Retrospective Works of Garo Antreasian, undated
Item 7: Drawing International Paintings by Jannis Spyropoulos, undated
Item 8: The Faculty Collects, undated
Item 9: Faculty of the Department of Art, 1962
Item 10: The Fortieth Annual Faculty Exhibition, undated
Item 11: Forty-First Annual Exhibition by the Faculty of the Art Department, undated
Item 12: Franze Altschuler Graphic Designer, undated
Item 13: From the Illinois Workshop: Prints, Prints, Prints, undated
Item 14: GEO. Foster Paintings and Drawings, undated
Item 15: Graduate: painting drawing prints, undated
Item 16: Hear Morton Goldschall, undated
Item 17: Hogarth's England, Morris Kantor, Clergue & Ishimoto Photographs, undated
Item 18: Joe is Here Saturday at Three, undated
Item 19: Modern Japanese Prints, Intimate Paintings, American Printmakers, undated
Item 20: Now in the Gallery Korean Architecture, undated
Item 21: Old Time Flower Show: A Centennial Nosegay, undated
Item 22: Paintings and Drawings by Jerome Savage, undated
Item 23: Paintings and Sculpture by Mirko, undated
Item 24: Pannel Discussion, Content in Contemporary Art 3:30, undated
Item 25: Pannel Discussion, Content in Contemporary Art, undated
Item 26: Paper Making RM 311, undated
Item 27: RM 40 R. H. Middleton Tape Designer, undated
Item 28: Selections from the Permenant Collection, Poster 1, undated
Item 29: Selections from the Permenant Collection, Poster 2, undated
Item 30: Senior Painters: paintings, drawings, prints, undated
Item 31: Thirty-Seventh Annual Faculty Exhibition 20th Century Works of Art, undated
Item 32: Watercolors and Drawings by Abraham Rattner, undated
Item 33: Works by the new members of the staff of the dept. of Art, undated
Item 34: Works of Charles A. Dietemann, undated
Item 35: Works of New Faculty Members, undated

Oversize Portfolio Case 3

Folder 1

Item 1: The Anti Macasser Chair, undated
Item 2: The Architecture of Max Abramovitz, undated
Item 3: Christmas in Europe, undated
Item 4: Christmas in Europe, undated
Item 5: Contemporary American Painting and Sculpture, 1965
Item 6: Contemporary American Painting and Sculpture, undated
Item 7: Contemporary American Painting and Sculpture, undated
Item 8: Contemporary American Sculpture, undated
Item 9: Contemporary Art from Malaysia, 1983
Item 10: Design Spectrum, Painting and Drawing and the New Document, 1968
Item 11: Drawings and Paintings by John Roy, undated
Item 12: Faculty Award Winning Work, 1962-1964
Item 13: Forty-Forth Annual Exhibition of Work by the Art Department Faculty, 1968
Item 14: Frank Gunter His Works, undated
Item 15: Gaston Lachaise anb, undated
Item 16: Gaston Lachaise and Word & Image, undated
Item 17: George A. Miller Lecture Series Presents John Calahan, undated
Item 18: Graduate Graphic Design Program, undated
Item 19: Graduate Graphic Design Program, undated
Item 20: Hear Sam Adler, undated
Item 21: Hear Ralph Echerstrom, undated
Item 22: Hip Hip Epiphany, 1960
Item 23: Islamic Art from the Collection of Edwin Binney III, undated
Item 24: Japanese Photographs and Prints, 1983
Item 25: Japanese Photographs and Prints, with Blue and Orange Ribbon, 1983
Item 26: Montessori Lecture Series, undated
Item 27: Morton Goldschall rm 314 3rd Floor, undated
Item 28: Opening Festival Shozo Sato Kabuki Dances from Japan, 1969
Item 29: Photography Marvin Martin Sculpture & Drawings, 1963
Item 30: Textiles from the Ewing Collection of Far Eastern Art, undated
Item 31: Tom Hudson in Lecture, undated
Item 32: Tunisian Mosaics, undated

Oversize Portfolio Case 4

Folder 1

Item 37: Fifty-Third Annual Exhibition of Work by the Faculty in the Art Department, 1977

Folder 2

Item 1: From Poland Szymon Bojko Slide Lecture Constructivism, undated

Sub-Series 2: Graphic Design Brochures and Awards, 1962-2008

Box 1

Folder 2: School of Art and Design Exhibition Brochures, 1961-1987

Item 1: Claes Oldenburg Drawings: Projects for Monuments, 1967
Item 2: An Exhibition of Art Objects Collected by the Faculty, 1963
Item 3: Architectural Photographs by Frank Roos, 1970
Item 4: Drawings from Four Collections, 1973
Item 5: America Crafts New Talent, 1963
Item 6: John Levee Exhibition, 1965
Item 7: Fiftieth Exhibition of Work by Faculty, 1974
Item 8: Recent Work by Nathan Olivera, 1961
Item 9: Master of Fine Arts Exhibition, 1986
Item 10: Graduate Thesis Exhibition, 1983
Item 11: Master of Fine Art Exhibition, 1987

Folder 3: Graphic Invitation Designs, 1959-1992

Item 1: Robert B. Downs Book Talk, undated
Item 2: Harry and Dianne Breen Wedding Anniversary, 1992
Item 3: Barbara and Richard Wedding, 1959

Oversize Portfolio Case 3

Folder 1

Item 33: Art Department Award of Merit Kenneth Alan Montone, 1963
Item 34: CCDC Award of Excellence to Donald Lumsden Walker Jr., undated: Two Copies
Item 35: CCDC Award of Excellence to Donald Lumsden Walker Jr., undated
Item 36: Ricker Graduation Centenial Graduate in Architecture to Loring Harvey Provine, 1973
Item 37: Ricker Graduation Centennial Graduate in Architecture to Robert Frank Hastings, 1973
Item 38: School of Art and Design Award of Merit Double Award, 1978 and 1983

Oversize Portfolio Case 4

Folder 1

Item 1: An Evening Honoring Miss Alice T. Wall, 1968
Item 2: An Evening Honoring Miss Alice T. Wall, 1968
Item 3: A Tribute to Harold Hanson Mitchell, College of Agriculture, 1962
Item 4: A Tribute to Tom Sherman Hamilton, College of Agriculture, 1962
Item 5: A Tribute of Appreciation to Victor Cullin, University of Illinois Foundation, 1969
Item 6: Department of Art and Design, Recognition of Madam Kosen Kishimoto, Draft 1, 1980
Item 7: Department of Art and Design, Recognition of Madam Kosen Kishimoto, Draft 2, 1980
Item 8: Department of Art and Design Recognition Award to Mister Tsunetaro Aoki, 1980
Item 9: Merit Award of Excellence Department of Art and Design, 1973
Item 10: Merit Award of Excellence Department of Art and Design, 1973
Item 11: Presented to Robert Compton Miller, Champaign County Development Council, 1969
Item 12: Scholastic Award to Amy Barcus St. Joseph-Ogden High School, 1986
Item 13: The Students and Faculty of the School of Art and Design Recognition Award to Shozo Sato, 1992
Item 14: The Students and Faculty of the School of Art and Design Recognition Award to Shozo Sato, 1992
Item 15: To Commemorate the Visit of Morton W. Weir, 1991
Item 16: Unviersity of Illinois, Campus Award for Excellence in Graduate and Professional Teaching, undated
Item 17: University of Illinois, Campus Award for Excellence in Graduate and Professional Teaching, undated
Item 18: University of Illinois, Campus Award for Excellence in Graduate and Professional Teaching, draft, undated
Item 19: University of Illinois, Distiguished Service Award Template John C. Arntzen, 1968
Item 20: University of Illinois, Honors Award Template, undated
Item 21: University of Illinois, Distiguished Service Award John C. Arntzen Template 1, 1968
Item 22: University of Illinois, Distiguished Service Award Template 1, 1968
Item 23: University of Illinois, Distiguished Service Award Template 2, 1968
Item 24: University of Illinois, Distiguished Service Award John C. Arntzen First Draft, 1968
Item 25: University of Illinois, Distiguished Service Award John C. Arntzen Final Draft, 1968
Item 26: University of Illinois, Harriet and Charles Luckman Undergraduate Teaching Award, undated
Item 27: University of Illinois, Harriet and Charles Luckman Undergraduate Teaching Award, undated
Item 28: University of Illinois, Harriet and Charles Luckman Undergraduate Teaching Award Template, undated
Item 29: University of Illinois, Jane Adams Graduate School of Social Work Licensing Award, undated
Item 30: University of Illinois, Oakley-Kunde Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Education Template, undated
Item 31: University of Illinois, School of Art and Design Award for Excellence in Teaching Barbara Mooney, 1987
Item 32: University of Illinois, School of Art and Design Award for Teaching Mel Dean Westmeyer, 1984
Item 33: University of Illinois, School of Music, The Duane Branigan Banquet and Concert, 1984
Item 34: University of Illinois, School of Music, Duane Adams Branigan Retirement Text, undated
Item 35: University of Illinois, University Honors Bronze Tablet, undated
Item 36: Visual Arts Research Award to Anne Lindsey, 1984

Folder 2

Item 2: 75th Anniversary of the College of Art at Nihon University, 1991
Item 3: American Institute of Architects Recognition of Frederick W. Salogga, 1967
Item 4: American Society for Historical Hispanic Art Award Janis A. Tomlinson, undated
Item 5: College of FAA Participation in the Graduate Program of Art Museum Studies Template, undated
Item 6: Jack Harris McKenzi, dean of Fine and Applied Arts Award, 1990
Item 7: Japan House Certificate of Appreciation to Jack Baker, 2008
Item 8: Lloyd Coffman Community Recognition, 1975: Two Copies
Item 9: Lloyd Coffman Community Recognition, 1975
Item 10: National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts to Lyle and Corothy Perkins, Fellow Award, undated
Item 11: Review of Research Arts Education Dissertation Award Carlton Palmer, 1980
Item 12: Scholastic Art Award Deanna Payne St. Joseph-Ogden High School, 1988
Item 13: School of Art and Design Recognition Award to Miss Masue Umezawa, 1981
Item 14: School of Art and Design Completion of Participation Nihon University, 1988: Signed Copy
Item 15: School of Art and Design Completion of Participation Nihon University, 1988: Signed Copy
Item 16: School of Music Service Alumni Associaition Award to Austin J. McDowell, 1988
Item 17: School of Music Alumni Association Recognition of Dean Robert E. Bays, 1986
Item 18: To Edward Madden, School of Art and Design, undated
Item 19: To Fred Attebury Recognition award, 1968
Item 20: To Fred Attebury Recognition Award, 1968
Item 21: To Merle Sumpton Service Award Draft, 1973: Two Copies
Item 22: To Merle Sumpton Service Award, 1973
Item 23: University of Illinois, Architecture Recognition Award for Alan K. Laing, 1971
Item 24: University of Illinois, Award of Merit to Ann L. Finkenbinder, 1979
Item 25: University of Illinois, Department of Art Achievement in Art Education Betty Ingold, 1969
Item 26: Univeristy of Illinois, Department of Art Achievement in Art Education Betty Ingold, 1969
Item 27: University of Illinois, Department of Art Achievement in Art History Kandy Hardin, 1969
Item 28: University of Illinois, Department of Art Achievement in Industrial Design Ken Schory, 1969
Item 29: University of Illinois, Department of Art Achievement in Painting Michael Krone, 1969
Item 30: University of Illinois, Department of Art and Design Award of Merit Susan Clausen, 1980
Item 31: University of Illinois, School of Music Retirement of Duane Adams Branigan Award, 1971
Item 32: University of Illinois, School of Music Retirement of Duane Adams Branigan Award, 1971
Item 33: Univeristy of Illinois, for the founding of the Town and Country Art Show Earl Hubert "Duke" Regnier, 1971
Item 34: Visual Arts Research Dissertation Award Anne Lindsey, 1984: Two Copies

Sub-Series 3: Campus Folksong Club Posters, Album Art, and Sound Recordings, ca. 1962-1964

Box 2

Folder 1: Campus Folksong Club Posters, ca. 1962-1964

Item 1: Owen's Uncle Toms Cabin Co. and Alabama Jubilee Singers, undated
Item 2: Spring Lecture Series, 1963: Features the following lecturers sponsored by the campus folksong club: Archie Green "Hillbilly Music: Source and Symbol"; A. Doyle Moore "The Origin of the Autoharp and its introduction as a folk instrument"; Ray B. Browne "Lincoln in the Contemporary Public Mind"; and Roger D. Abrahams "The Amazing Tup and His Progeny: A Study of the Derby Ram." See Also Box 2, Folder 2.
Item 3: Red Cravens & Bray Bros. Bluegrass, 1962
Item 4: Norman Kennedy Traditional Gaelic & Lowlands Scots Singer, undated
Item 5: Jean Redpath Scottish Ballads, undated
Item 6: Flatt & Scruggs and the Foggy Mountain Boys, ca. 1962
Item 7: Hedy West Mountain Songs and Ballads, 1963
Item 8: Stoneman Family old time music and bluegrass, 1963
Item 9: Look! Victor Artist A. P. Carter and the Carter Family, 1964: Graphic ca. 1929, reprinted by Moore in 1964. See JEMF Quarterly 1974 "Commercial Music Graphics: Number 30" by Archie Green
Item 10: Look! Victor Artist A.P. Carter and Carter Family Negative, 1964
Item 11: Jimmie Driftwood Ozark Folksinger, undated
Item 12: Ben Botkin Public Lecture "Folklore Revival: Cult or Culture", 1963
Item 13: Hillel Third Annual Freshman Frolics, 1963

Box 5

Item 1: Autographed Philo Glee and Mandoline Society Album Cover with LP, 1962: Autographed by Jim Hockenhull and Paul Adkins. Contains liner notes and albums within the album covers. Campus Folksong Club Records CFC 101. CDR back up created in 2014.
Item 2: Unautographed Philo Glee and Mandoline Society Album Cover with LP, 1962: Contains liner notes and albums within the album covers. Campus Folksong Club Records CFC 101. CDR back up created in 2014.
Item 3: Green Fields of Illinois Album Cover (1 of 2), 1963: Campus Folksong Club Records CFC 201.
Item 4: Green Fields of Illinois Album Cover (2 of 2), 1963: Campus Folksong Club Records CFC 201.
Item 5: The Hell-Bound Train Glenn Ohrlin Album Cover (1 of 2), 1963: Campus Folksong Club Records CFC 301.
Item 6: The Hell-Bound Train Glenn Ohrliin Album Cover (2 of 2), 1963: Campus Folksong Club Records CFC 301.
Item 7: The Hell-Bound Train Original Cover Layout, ca. 1963
Item 8: Autographed copy of The Hell-Bound Train Album Cover, back only, ca. 1963: Autographed by Glenn Ohrlin
Item 32: Philo Glee and Mandoline Society Data Disc, 1962: CDR Created 2014 from original LP. LP returned to donor.
Item 33: Green Fields of Illinois Data Disc, 1963: CDR Created 2014 from original LP. LP returned to donor.

Oversize Portfolio Case 2

Folder 1

Item 36: Flatt and Scruggs and the Foggy Mountain Boys Poster Plate, undated

Oversize Portfolio Case 3

Folder 1

Item 40: Doyle Moore & Jim Hockenhull Old Timey Folk Music Concert Poster, undated: Two Copies
Item 41: Doyle Moore & Jim Hockenhull Old Timey Folk Music Concert Poster, undated
Item 42: Flatt and Scruggs and the Foggy Mountain Boys Concert Poster, ca. 1962
Item 43: Flatt and Scruggs and the Foggy Mountain Boys Concert Poster, ca. 1962
Item 44: Folk Festival, undated
Item 45: Green Fields of Illinois Album Production Art, 1963: Front Cover
Item 46: Green Fields of Illinois Album Production Art, 1963: Front Cover
Item 47: Green Fields of Illinois Album Production Art, 1963: Back Cover
Item 48: The New Lost City Ramblers Concert Poster, 1962
Item 49: PG & MS Album Cover, ca. 1962
Item 50: PG & MS Album Cover, ca. 1962
Item 51: Red Cravens Bray Bros. Bluegrass Poster, 1962
Item 52: The Stoneman Family Bluegrass Poster Negative, undated

Sub-Series 4: Folk Music Posters, Folkways Records Album Art and Sound Recordings, undated

Box 5

Item 9: Look! Who is Here Old Timers of the Grand Ole Opry, The McGee bros. & Arthur Smith Album Cover (1 of 2), 1964: Recorded by Mike Seeger. Folkways Records 2374.
Item 10: Look! Who is Here Old Timers of the Grand Ole Opry, The McGee bros. & Arthur Smith Album Cover (2 of 2), 1964: Recorded by Mike Seeger. Folkways Records 2374.
Item 11: Mountian Music Bluegrass Style Album Cover, 1958: Liner Notes included in Album cover. Folkways Records FA 2318
Item 12: Tipple Loom & Rail Songs of the Industrialization of the South, Mike Seeger, Album Cover with LP, 1966: LP included inside album cover. Liner Notes in Album Cover. Folkways Records FH 5273. CDR back up created 2014.
Item 13: Irish Music in London Pubs Album Cover with LP, 1965: Includes both liner notes and record in album cover. Folkways Records FG 3575.
Item 14: Clarence Tom Ashley and Tex Isley Play and Sing American Folk Music Album Cover (1 of 2), 1966: Folkways Records FA 2350.
Item 15: Clarence Tom Ashley and Tex Isley Play and Sing American Folk Music Album Cover (2 of 2), 1966: Folkways Records FA 2350.
Item 16: Mountain Music Played on the Autoharp Album Cover (1 of 2), 1962: Recorded by Mike Seeger. Folkways Records FA 2365.
Item 17: Mountain Music Played on the Autoharp Album Cover (2 of 2), 1962: Recorded by Mike Seeger. Folkways Records FA 2365.
Item 18: Dock Boggs Legendary Singer and Banjo Player Album Cover (1 of 2), 1963: Originally recorded ca. 1927. Recorded by Mike Seeger. Folkways Records FA 2351.
Item 19: Dock Boggs Legendary Singer and Banjo Player Album Cover (2 of 2), 1963: Originally Recorded ca. 1927. Recorded by Mike Seeger. Folkways Records FA 2351.
Item 20: Babies in the Mill, Dorsey Dixon, Album Cover with LP, 1962: Contains both liner notes and record in album cover. Testament Records T-3301.
Item 21: Babies in the Mill Dorsey, Dixon Album, Cover Design, ca. 1962: Contains sketches of the original graphic design in the album sleeve.
Item 22: The Man with the Oboe and Spoon River Anthology Album Cover (1 of 2), ca. 1963: Music by Lejaren Hiller. Produced for the 1963 Festival of Contemporary Arts and WCIA-TV Champaign, Il.
Item 23: The Man with the Oboe and Spoon River Anthology Album Cover (2 of 2), ca. 1963: Music by Lejaren Hiller. Produced for the 1963 Festival of Contemporary Arts and WCIA-TV Champaign, Il.
Item 24: The Art of the Bagpipe, Pipe Major John Burgess Album Cover with LP, ca. 1976: Includes Record in Album cover. Folk-Lyric Records FL 112
Item 25: The Art of the Bagpipe Mat Board Cover design, ca. 1976
Item 26: Folk Voices of Iowa Album Art (1 of 2), 1965: Collected and Edited by Harry Oster. University of Iowa Press.
Item 27: Folk Voices of Iowa Album Art (2 of 2), 1965: Collected and Edited by Harry Oster. University of Iowa Press.
Item 28: Hetero and the Deviates Album Art, undated: Degenerate Recordings Record Label (?)
Item 34: Tipple, Loom and Rail, Data Disc, 1966: CDR Created 2014 from original LP. LP returned to donor.

Oversize Portfolio Case 3

Folder 1

Item 39: The Art of the Bagpipe John Burgess, Album Design, undated

Sub-Series 5: Finial Press Materials, undated

Box 1

Folder 4: Finial Press Book Manuscript Design, 1978
Folder 5: Finial Press Awards, 1970-1985

Sub-Series 6: Teaching Materials, undated

Box 2

Folder 2: Teaching and Professional Materials, 1961-1987
Folder 3: Folk Traditions Artilces and Lectures, 1955-1976: Contains two lectures/papers by Moore on Graphic Printing and Folk Traditions. Originally all papers held in a folder labelled "cold beer to go."
Item 4: Graphic Design Portfolio, ca. 1956-1960: Contains various design projects made by Moore to secure a professorship at the University of Illinois.

Series 2: Folk Music Papers and Materials, 1864-2013

Series 2 includes correspondence (including a number of letters to and from Mike Seeger), photographs, collected posters, folk music magazines (including copies of the Carter Family's "Sunny Side Sentinal"), and his musical instrument all which relate to Moore's active involvement within local and national folkmusic circles. In addition, this section shows his interest in the Autoharp, including a seminal article written about the instrument in 1963, numerous method books for the instrument, and select issues of the Autoharp Journal, which Moore founded. Two particular items of note include a partial copy of the Civil War Era song book "The Trumpet of Freedom" and a photograph of Charles F. Zimmerman, one of the originators of the autoharp both of which predate Moore's birth, but which were collected by him.

Sub-Series 1: Personal Papers, 1864-2013

Box 3

Folder 1: Correspondence, 1952-1985
Folder 2: Autoharp books, journals, and articles, 1962-1984
Folder 3: Music Journals, 1952-1993

Box 4

Folder 1: Sheet Music and Song Books, ca. 1864-1968: Includes a copy (missing pages) of "The Trumpet of Freedom" Song book, autographed and dated by Kate Hunter.
Folder 2: Autoharp Method Books, 1953-1967
Folder 3: Philo Glee and Mandoline Society Photographs, ca. 1960-1975
Folder 4: The Origin of the Autoharp Article, ca. 1963-1972
Folder 5: Personal Photographs, ca. 1890s-1970: Includes photograph of Charles F. Zimmerman, the creator of the autoharp; Includes autographed photograph of the Carter Sisters.
Folder 6: Newspaper Clippings, 1962-2013

Oversize Portfolio Case 3

Item 53: Violent Protesters Peacefully Subdued Lithographed Poster, 1970
Item 54: Stars of Country Music Poster, ca. 1974
Item 55: Carter Family Photograph, undated

Sub-Series 2: Audio Recordings and Musical Instrument, 1961-1972

Box 5

Item 29: The Carter Family: On Border Radio LP, 1972: Direct Cut LP. Produced by Consolodated Radio Corporation.
Item 30: Dorris and Lyle Mayfield and Friends: Our Champaign Days CD, 1962: Originally Recorded on Reel to Reel tape in 1962, unknown date of transfer to CD.
Item 31: Doyle Moore Autoharp Lecture, undated: 1/2 in., 3 1/4 diameter, acetate tape

Item 1: Montgomery Ward- Oscar Schmidt autoharp and Rattlesnake Tail, 1961

Doyle Moore's Autoharp, rattlesnake tail found inside the instrument. Autoharp Accession # 2014.1203030.001, Rattlesanke Tail Accession # 2014.1203030.002

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