Teacher, Methodist minister and writer on theological and educational subjects. Correspondence, course materials, sermons and speeches, with materials relating to his many books and articles.

The Marcus Bach papers, 1930-1964, contain correspondence, scripts, programs, publishing contracts, articles, and biographical materials from the playright and religion scholar. The majority of the collection is typescript drafts of his six books, including The Dream Gate and Report to Protestants.

Teacher, newspaper columnist and poet from Sioux City, Iowa.

Civil rights activist, community and religious leader, she was executive director of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Education and Vocational Training in Waterloo.

Professor in instructional design and outreach education at the University of Iowa's College of Education.

9 audiocassettes shelved in audiocassette collection.

Congregational minister, lecturer, and professor. Subject files, literary manuscripts, diaries, photographs, and books relating to Foster's life and career.

Red Cross staff member who was stationed in Okinawa and Hawaii during World War II.

Religious order that helped to establish a school in St. John's Parish, Bancroft, Iowa in 1900.