GUIDE TO THE COLLECTION
Collection Title: SEAMAN A. KNAPP COLLECTION
Accession Number: 009
Container List
Box 1
File Folder (FF) 1 1851 Resolution for friends to reunite in
1861 (Pearse, Knapp, Sherman, Stanford)
FF 2 "Seaman A. Knapp Shows a Nation a New Farm Life",
Bailey 1957
FF 3 "Rice Culture in the U.S. "Farmer's Bulletin, No.
110, 1910 (3)
FF 4 Correspondence concerning world travels to study rice:
letters from Mayo to Williamson about obtaining Knapp items listed in letter Aug 26, 1939,
from the Governor of Puerto Rico Oct 22, 1900,
from illegible concerning Pierce death and rice order Dec 31, 1900,
from Galloway to Knapp in Hawaii Dec 26, 1901,
from Bessey concerning appointment July 11, 1901,
from Galloway about India/Hawaii Oct 15, 1901,
from Bessey about China Oct 26, 1901,
from Galloway concerning trip June 1, 1901
FF 5 Bills, Insurance, memos for Japanese Paddy Rice Feb 13 and
23, 1901
FF 6 Rice Cook Book, issued by the Passenger Dept. of
Southern-Pacific 1902,
Articles by Dr. and Mrs. Knapp
FF 7 Minutes of meeting setting forth Porter Demonstration Farm,
Terrell, Texas
FF 8 Letter from Mayo to Williamson concerning Porter Farm Jan 5,
1940, visit of Knapp to Porter Farm,
extract from Dallas New on Oct 11, 1903 concerning canning factory at Scurry, essay about
Porter
Farm has unidentified author
FF 9 Nov 13, 1903 Correspondence re: Bamboo shipped to Texas from
Fairchild
FF 10 Record of 1st Demonstration Farm 1903 taken from Terrell transcript Feb
25, 1953,
50th Anniversary letter from Boyd about Porter Farm Feb 26, 1953
FF 11 Membership Certificate, American Association Work for Advancement of
Science Dec 31,1904
FF 12 "Farmers' Cooperative Demonstration Work and Its Results"
delivered by Seaman A. Knapp
May 4, 1906 at Lexington, Kentucky
"An Agricultural Revolution" The World's Work, v.12, p. 7733-7738
FF 13 General Education Board Members' Addresses Oct 13, 1908, List of state
and district agents and
school agents
FF 14 "Enriching the Rural Life" The Epworth Herald Aug 13, 1910,
Chicago and New York
FF 15 letter to Arthur (son ) from Knapp
Jan 9, 1911 trip to Chattanooga,
Jan 16, 1911 trip to Columbia,
Jan 21, 1911 Republican Club talk in New York,
Jan 28, 1911 trip to Washington and thank you from the Republican Club,
(2) Feb 7, 1911 and Feb 10, 1911 trip to Washington,
letter to Secretary of Agriculture concerning Knapp in Alabama from Taylor Feb 2, 1911
FF 15 Record of Guest Appearances 1911
FF 16 "Diversified Agriculture and the Relation of the Banker to the
Farmer" Brandford Knapp, July 2, 1915,
letter from Wilbanks to Mrs. Herman Knapp concerning paper by Bradford Apr 14, 1940,
memo concerning Bradford Apr 14, 1940,
"Crossing the Bar" Tennyson sung at Mrs. Knapp funeral June 1910
FF 17 "Shall Agriculture be Taught in the secondary Schools of the
U.S.?" by S. A. Knapp
FF 18 The Review of Reviews 1911 "S. A. Knapp, Agriculture
Statesman"
FF 19 Remarks made at Knapp's funeral March 5, 1911 by Henry Wallace
FF 20 The Outlook Feb 18, 1911
FF 21 The World's Work Advertiser: Bradford Knapp takes Over Farm
Demonstration Work in the
Department of Agriculture 1912 Photo included
FF 22 "Seaman A. Knapp's work as an Agricultural Statesman" The
American Review of Reviews
1911 pp.683-685
FF 23 University of South Carolina Bulletin, No. 23 Founder's Day-1911 in
memory of S. A. Knapp
FF 24 Condolence letters from Washington DC, France, BT Galloway, AF Lever, LS
Brown, G. Harold Powell,
Wallace Buttrick, Chas. Scott, Jno. H. Small, Notice to farmers, Resolution of the
Committee of
Agriculture of House on Knapp passing, Resolution on death to Marshall Progressive League
(all between April 2 - 17, 1911)
FF 25 Condolence letters from Virginia, Florida, Oklahoma, Iowa, California,
Connecticut, Illinois, Ohio,
Charles W. Dabney, Charles Sheldon, GS Dickerman, M. O. Stoddard, E. W. Stanton, Sam
Finley,
James A. Marsh, WD Bently, DH Horlong, AS Meharg, William Hodges Mann (Governor of
Virginia),
Ella Agnew, FS Farrar, Hansford Hunt, Letter about Knapp part in original experiment
Station Act
(April 1 - May 1, 1911)
FF 26 Condolence letters from Alabama, A. H. Moorman, L. N. Duncan, JT Watt,
Carver of Tuskegee Institute,
BL Moss, SM Day, R. F. Kolb, Clarendon Davis, AL Kimbrough, AG Harrell, Booker T.
Washington,
C. F. Striplin, G. A. Ritch (April 1911)
FF 27 Condolence letters from Georgia, Gentry, Andrew M. Soule, GV Cunningham,
LC Davis, JM Layfield,
J. Phil Campbell, CL Foster, VL Collier (April 1911)
FF 28 Condolence letters from Mississippi, RS Wilson, GH Alford, EF Noel
(Governor), JE Stansell, H. Guy
Hathorn (April 1911)
FF 29 Condolence letters from Arkansas, James R. Woods, HS Mobley, DL Phares,
WF Haden, AM Allen,
RC Davidson (April 1911)
FF 30 Condolence letters from Tennessee, Lem Banks, Thomas A Earley, OM
Watson, Tate, Frank D. Fuller
(April 1911)
FF 31 Condolence letters from the Carolinas, CR Hudson, EJ Watson, WM Riggs,
Morgan/Ira Williams,
LL Baker, HB Frissell, SM Duncan, JW Rothrock, Fred W. Carnell, MA Abornothy, EN Clark,
JJ Dargan, TD McLean, DN Barrow, Resolution passed at Gen. Sumter Memorial Academy
(April 1911)
FF 32 Condolence letters from Louisiana, AT Perkins, HC Drew, John T White, S.
Locke Breaux, H. F. &
F. A. Vonphul, John L. Henning, S. T. Woodwing, SW Maxwell, Maurice Muller, Frank Roberts,
JA Evans, Mason Snowden, LJ Alleman, Geo R. Sutton, EN Evans, WBF Lewis, AA Morrow
(April 1911)
FF 33 Condolence letters from Texas, WL English, FN Gray (2), LA and TX Rice
Millers Association,
Ed R. Kone, WW Campbell, RO Fields, WF Procter (3), JL Quicksall, JR Leguenec, Frank
Clarke,
PA Gibson, TO Walton, MG Bean, JT McWilliams, SP Brooks (President Baylor University),
HP Attwater, HH Harrington, FH McKay, RL Bennett, RP Elrod, JO Berryman, copy of reply
acknowledging resolutions
FF 34 Condolence letters from New York, Albert Shaw, Walter H Page, Frank H
Streeter, MV Richards,
John D. Rockefeller, Jr, Wallace Buttrick
FF 35 Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Convention of the Southern Commercial
Congress at the session
arranged as a memorial to the late Seaman A. Knapp April 9, 1912 (Printed 1914) Nashville,
TN (2),
partial program of above April 8 - 10, 1912
Box 2
FF 1 "Pays Tribute to Dr. Knapp" Dallas News 1928, OB
Martin (2),
letter from SA Mayo concerning Hatch Bill March 14, 1940
FF 2 Great Agricultural Statesman Aug, 1928, Extension Service
Farm News, College Station, TX
FF 3 Iowa State College Alumnus "Former President Knapp
honored by 4-H" September 1930, one page
FF 4 Select Quotations from Seaman A. Knapp December 16, 1933,
College Station, TX (6)
FF 5 Iowa State Alumnus November 1933 Herman Knapp photo, Day
Dinner Honors November 19
FF 6 "S. A. Knapp", Cline, LA History 1970,
"Immigration Endeavors", Williams, Louisiana History 1974
FF 7 Epsilon Sigma Phi 1933 Yearbook (Knapp pp. 20-21) by JA Evans
tribute
FF 8 "Passing of O.B. Martin" Extension Service Farm
News College Station, TX July 1935
FF 9 Presentation of the Silver Cup: Epsilon Sigma Phi Wilson and
Knapp Memorial Arches and Tablets
November 17, 1937 Washington DC Programs (4), Press release concerning dedication
November 9, 1937, Remarks of Sec Wallace at dedication Nov 17, 1937, Photos of dedication
(4),
Congressional record extension of remarks Nov 19, 1937
FF 10 Story of Texas Demonstration Work 1936, Texas A & M, Mrs. Lila Bryan
FF 11 Tenth Anniversary Yearbook 1937 Wash., D.C. Arch Dedication Epsilon
Sigma Phi
FF 12 Iowa State Alumnus Feb 2, 1938, President S. A. Knapp photo
FF 13 "How the Extension Service Came to Be" June 1939, ACCO Press,
Louis Franke
FF 14 Correspondence of Seaman Arthur Knapp concerning his father '39-'40, to
AF Lever (July - Sept 1939),
memorandum concerning Knapp life May 1939, Thank you from Jesse P. Bogue President of
Green
Mountain Junior College Poultney, VT 1940
FF 15 Seaman A. Knapp Ship: letters concerning naming Nash 1944, Kunitz
concerning naming 1944 (2),
Lt. A. Waldo Jones 1944 (2), Sword Line , Inc GA Swenson 48, Photos of SS Knapp (2)
FF 16 "Crusader in Agriculture" 1945, Joseph Cannon Bailey, The
Saturday Review, Photo of Joseph E. King,
Letter from Bailey concerning photos (2), Knapp remarks at program (2)
FF 17 Iowa State Alumnus Nov 1946 Knapp photo on cover
FF 18 "Brief Sketch of the Lifework of the Great Farmer Statesman"
John McNeese
FF 19 Address of Seaman A. Knapp's grandson to Extension workers marking fifth
anniversary of Extension
work, News release marking 50th, Report of the Joint Committee to Plan for the 50th
Anniversary,
Nov 1952
FF 20 Union Worthies No. 7 (Seaman A. Knapp) 1952 Class of 1856 New York
FF 21 Ag. Extension Service, Texas A. and M. College System and U.S. Dept. of
Agriculture Annual Report
1952
50 years of Service in Farm Demonstration
Work Photo of Knapp/Porter Farm
FF 22 Iowa State College Alumnus "Knapp, ISC Pioneer, Honored in NY"
March 1952
FF 23 "Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities Report for
Golden Anniversary..."Nov 1952,
Extensions Golden Anniversary Feb 1953, The Cotton Gin and Oil Mill Press
FF 24 U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Commerative
Programs: 50th Anniversary of Farm Demonstration Work,
Texas A & M 1953, Significant dates in the history of extension work 1953 (2),
Biographies of
Knapp 1953 (2), Basis for observation of Anniversary (2), The Cooperative Extension
Service by
Lester Schlup 1952
FF 25 Golden Anniversary Programs - 50 Years of Cooperative Extension 1953,
Texas A & M, 1953
pamphlet on anniversary, Luncheon honoring Knapp and Porter
FF 26 Iowa State House Journal 1953 Resolution on Knapp anniversary, letter
from Knapp to son concerning
anniversary 1953
FF 27 "A Monument of an Idea" National 4-H News 1953, letter from
John E. Jackson 1953
FF 28 Seaman A Knapp lecture 1997 Charles Knapp
FF 29 Presentation of the silver cup originally presented to S.A. Knapp but
returned to the U.S. Dept. of
Agriculture to celebrate 50 yr. anniv. 1953, Remarks by Ezra Taft Benson accepting cup,
Letter from
L. I. Jones concerning cup, talk by Virginia Knapp at presentation (2), Photo of Knapp and
Benson
with cup, Photo of Knapp with cup
FF 30 "First Farm Demonstration" Farm Family 1953
FF 31 "Agriculture in the United States", Volumes 2 - 4 Louisiana
History, Readings in the History of
American Agriculture, ed. Rasmussen "Boll Weevil" 1960, "Titans of the
Soil Dies", Louisiana
History, Rasmussen
FF 32 "Write Your Lesson in the Field" 1953 Extension Service Book
review about S.A. Knapp by JM Eleazer
FF 33 A Brief History of Agricultural Extension Work 1953 by Dr. L. O. Schuab
(autographed)
Extension Circular, Taking the University to the People: Seventy-five years of cooperative
extension
by Wayne D. Rasmussen (pages photocopied concerning Knapp)
FF 34 Golden Jubilee Celebration at McNeese program 1953 (2), Letter from H.
C. Sanders thank yous,
copy of remarks made by Sanders, Invitation from Lether E. Frazar to luncheon
FF 35 "Seaman Asahel Knapp" 1958 McNeese Review Winter by Rodney
Cline
FF 36 Address at McNeese, 1976, delivered by Leonard Knapp of Lake Charles by
Rodney Cline, additional
remarks made by L. Knapp
FF 37 Correspondence concerning cottage system at college in Ames, Iowa copies
of 1983 and 1976
FF 38 Personal notes on biography of Knapp - writers and date unknown
FF 39 Pamphlet on the Seaman A. Knapp School of Country Life at George Peabody
College for Teachers
Box 3
Portraits of Mr. Seaman A. Knapp (13)
Graves of Dr. and Mrs. Knapp at College Cemetery, Ames, Iowa Postcards (2)
Mary Knapp as a young woman, with her sisters Candace Francelia and Lizana Diadaina
Barns at Ames, Iowa. S.A. Knapp and son Arthur in foreground
Rice Association of America at El Campo, TX (about 1902) Seaman A.
Knapp and H.C. Drew of Lake Charles, are in the picture
Mary Knapp (Mrs. Seaman A. Knapp) large and small photo
Knapp Family Portrait (Seaman, Maria, Herman, Mary, grandchildren 1897)
Booth of Extension Work at Sulphur, LA Fair 1953 on S. A. Knapp
Ames Hall - Green Mountain Junior College, Poultney, Vermont postcard dated July 5, 1948
Graves postcard covered with leaves from Decoration Day 1948 (2)
Mary Knapp
Picture of bronze plaque and inscription
Picture of unidentified men showing portrait of Knapp (3)
Box 4
News articles concerning Knapp life, death, and anniversary
"The Boys are After You: A Warning to Grown-up Farmers"
Published in Success, May 1911 by Forrest Crissey
Dallas Morning News, April 4, 1911
Lake Charles Daily Press, April 19, 1911
Times Democrat (Iowa) June 16, 1911
Des Moines, Iowa Register and Leader, April 7, 1911
Article in Newspaper. Source unknown. Date unknown.
Daily American Press, Lake Charles, LA May 27, 1912
New Orleans Daily Picayune, April 2, 1911
Colfax Chronicle, November 16,1912
Nashville Banner, April 10,1912
Daily American Press, November 27, 1912
Register and Leader, Des Moines , Iowa, March 26, 1911
Register and Leader, Des Moines, Iowa, April 2, 1911
The Daily American Press (Lake Charles), April 7, 1911
Nashville Tennessean, April 10, 1912
Nashville Democrat, April 10, 1912
Nashville Tennessean, April 10, 1912
Houston Chronicle, Jan. 3, 1912
Des Moines Register March 24, ??
Wash., D.C. Evening Star, Nov 20, 1937 (Mrs. Knapp's death)
Lake Charles Daily American Press, April 3, 1911
"Death of Seaman A. Knapp in Wash. Saturday", 1911, Source unknown
Ames, Story County, Iowa, April 6, 1911
Washington Herald, Saturday, March 23, 1912
Lake Charles American Press, Feb. 22, 1970
McNeese Contraband Nov. 21, 1975
Washington D. C. Star, November 14, 1937
Lake Charles American Press, March 6, 1977
American Press, Garden dedication to "Hero of the Soil"
Daily Picayune and Evening Star
Sunday Bulletin (Philadelphia) Jan. 25, 1953
Daily American Press, June 4, 1912
Sunday Star, November 14, 1937
American Press, July 23, 1952
Ames Daily Tribune, February 26, 1952
Proposed inscription on the bronze plaque for Seaman A. Knapp by Rodney Cline
Congressional Record, August 1, 1955
Lake Charles Daily Press, November 17, 1937
July 1, 1928
Lake Charles American Press, November 10, 1937
Southwest Citizen, Lake Charles, LA January 9, 1950
Washington, D. C. Evening Star, November 20, 1937
The Progressive Farmer, April 1951
The Progressive Farmer, date unknown
Nashville Banner, Oct. 2, 1921 "Scenes from Knapp Farm" (pictures)
LSU Reveille "New Dorms, Ag-Forestry Extension Bldg..." June 20, 1950
Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette and Republican, June 24, 1930 Honoring Herman Knapp
Poultney, Vt. Journal, April 21, 1905 Reminiscences of Dopple Hollow
Rice Journal and Southern Farm, May 1911
The Southwest Trail, December 1912 Farmers Coop Demonstration Work
Lafayette (LA) Daily Advertiser, Oct. 1997 early settlers by Jim Bradshaw
Address delivered by Knapp, 1894, "Let Us Enlarge the Domain of Industrial
Knowledge"
"The Ten Commandments of Agriculture" Silver Anniversary in Arkansas
1953 News Articles celebrating Fiftieth Anniversary from U.S.
1953 News articles celebrating Fiftieth Anniversary from Louisiana
Journal of trips to Japan, Orient, Mexico, Puerto Rico for Department of Agriculture
1898-1901(?) (photocopy)
Box 5
Elementary Principles of Agriculture, Ferguson and Lewis presented by the authors 1908
When we're Green We Grow, McKimmon 1945
The Demonstration Work, Martin 1921
The Long Dark Road, Brougher 1946
A Military Primer, Marshall and Simonds 1916
Street Riot Duty autographed S. A. Knapp Iowa State College 1892
Box 6
Yesterday and Today in Louisiana Agriculture, Williamson 1940
West Texas Historical Association Year Book, 1934, Article "The
Last Years of Seaman A. Knapp", Southworth
The Life and Work of Seaman A. Knapp, Cline 1936
Origin and Growth of Agriculture Extension in LA 1860-1948 Williamson 1951
"Notes on Horticulture" S.A. Knapp's handwritten notebook dated Sept. 1890,
letter from Ruth Lindquist
concerning notebook 1926
Letter from C. E. Simmons 1885 building materials, 2 letters from J. B. Watkins concerning
job duties and salary,
2 envelopes
Box 7
Seaman A. Knapp: Schoolmaster of American Agriculture, Bailey 1945
The Demonstration Work, Martin autographed 1926
The Life and Work of Seaman A. Knapp, Cline 1941 autographed
The Present Status of Rice Culture in the United States, Knapp 1899
Select Quotations from Dr. Seaman A. Knapp
Recent Foreign Explorations, Knapp 1903
The Rice Directory and Manual; Rice, Sugar and Coffee Journal ed. Raymond Martinez
1953
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