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Cunningham, Nancy Sewall, 1894-1996

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Ribbon cutting at visitors’ center dedication

Photograph of (left to right) Regional Director Howard W. Baker, Senator Milton Ruben Young, Nancy Sewall Cunningham, Governor John Edward Davis, Edith Derby Williams, A. Douglas Ferris, National Park Service Director Conrad Louis Wirth, and Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park Superintendent John W. Jay at the ribbon cutting ceremony to dedicate the new visitors’ center in the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1959-09-12

Photograph of Nancy Sewall Cunningham, Edith Derby Williams, and A. Douglas Ferris

Photograph of Nancy Sewall Cunningham (William Wingate Sewall’s daughter) on the left, Edith Derby Williams (Theodore Roosevelt’s granddaughter) in the center, and A. Douglas Ferris (Joseph A. Ferris’s grandson) on the right, in the South Unit visitors’ center of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1959-09-12

Photograph of Nancy Sewall Cunningham at the Elkhorn Ranch

Photograph of Nancy Sewall Cunningham (center) with a family friend (left) and a Park Ranger (right) at the Elkhorn Ranch site in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1958-07-23

Photograph of Nancy Sewall Cunningham participating in the Elkhorn Ranch archeological dig

Photograph of Nancy Sewall Cunningham working on an excavation project at the Elkhorn Ranch with her husband, Maurice Vaughn Cunningham (left), and Dr. Dee Calderwood Taylor (right).

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1959-09-14

Nancy Sewall Cunningham visiting Theodore Roosevelt National Park museum

Nancy Sewall Cunningham visits a display about her father, William Wingate Sewall, along with her husband, Maurice Vaughn Cunningham (right), and Arthur A. Henderson (left) in the South Unit visitor center of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1959

Letter from Ray H. Mattison to Harriett S. Harmon

Historian Ray H. Mattison has received permission from Harriett S. Harmon’s sister, Nancy S. Cunningham, to view their father’s papers. Harmon and Cunningham are the daughters of William Wingate Sewall. Mattison is interested in the North Dakota mementos mentioned by both sisters.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1958-12-22

Memorandum from Howard W. Baker to Conrad Louis Wirth

The descendants of William Wingate Sewall have offered to donate several items to Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

Unknown

Memorandum from Ray H. Mattison to H. Raymond Gregg

Historian Ray H. Mattison reviews his trip to the East Coast where he visited the Theodore Roosevelt Association and William Wingate Sewall’s daughters, Nancy Sewall Cunningham and Harriett S. Harmon. He inventories the items he viewed related to Theodore Roosevelt’s time in the North Dakota Badlands.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1959-01-22

Letter from Ray H. Mattison to Russell Reid

Historian Ray H. Mattison reviews the letters available in the William Wingate Sewall correspondence. The family will need to be convinced that the materials will be handled carefully as they feel that Sewall was mistreated by Hermann Hagedorn and the Theodore Roosevelt Association.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1959-04-28

Memorandum from Ray H. Mattison to John W. Jay

Historian Ray H. Mattison reviews a floor plan of the Elkhorn Ranch cabin from the William Wingate Sewall collection owned by Sewall’s daughter, Nancy Sewall Cunningham. He believes that the plan was drawn by Theodore Roosevelt.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1959-02-10

Letter from Ray H. Mattison to Carleton Putnam

Historian Ray H. Mattison has received the copies of letters from the Sewall papers and believes they contain unique and highly useful information on the Elkhorn Ranch. He asks if there would be further useful information in the Sewall papers as he has reached an agreement with Sewall’s daughters to view the papers.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1958-12-22

Historical study of buildings at Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch site at Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park

Ray H. Mattison gives a historical summary of the construction and use of Theodore Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch, and discusses the buildings present there. Mattison draws from a number of sources, including books, letters, photographs, and interviews to try to give a complete picture of the ranch and its activities.

Collection

Midwest Archeological Center

Creation Date

1960-05