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Manchester University Archives and Brethren Historical Collection |
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Full listing > Accession Archives Office, North Shelving UnitAccession # | Archives Office, North Shelving Unit | Topic | West, Dan: Heifer Project International, Long Term Loan, | Keywords | HPI, Seagoing Cowboy, | Title | Heifer Project International: Long Term Loan | Location | Archives Office, North Shelving Unit | Citation | Heifer Project International: Long Term Loan, Archives Office, North Shelving Unit, Archives and Brethren Historical Collection, Funderburg Library, Manchester University, North Manchester, Indiana. | Access | Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status of archived materials where this is relevant to their intended use of the materials. | Provenance | Heifer Project International, Kansas | Scope and Content | Objects are on Long-Term Loan from Heifer Project International. These include but are not limited to: - 25 years of Brethren Service Pin (in Dan West exhibit).
- Nametag written on wood in shape of Brethren Service Cup.
- Dan West's pocketknife.
- Dan West's camera and case.
- Dolls from Spain (in Dan West exhibit).
- Manchester College momento 1895, acorn on leather strap .
- Children's shoes from Spain (in Dan West exhibit).
Contact the Archivist for question about the entire list of objects. | Date of Accession | Unknown | Bio History Note | Objects were sent to the Manchester College Archives by Heifer International for use in the permanent "Dan West and Heifer International" display, First fFoor, Funderburg Library. Not all of the objects were used in the exhibit. All objects, both included in the exhibit and those not utilized, are on long-term loan with Manchester College. Others objects from the former Goshen Office of Heifer International, such as plaques and photographs of Milo Yoder and Dan West, are located in the North Shelving Unit of the Sanctum, in shelves to the right of Dan West boxes. | Archivist Note | Description prepared by Jeanine Wine. Contact the Archivist for questions about the entire list of objects. |
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