Correspondence, newspaper reports on his carvings, reports on Desert Rock Test site, patents and inventions.

Includes background information about the collection materials, Howard C. Sarvis' obituary, and correspondence from relatives to pervious Head of Special Collections, Terry Abraham.

Howard C. Sarvis was a writer, artists, and outdoorsman. He served in WWI. Materials include correspondence with Frank Church and the Army; letters from the White House; articles and ideas that were published; a file on inventions; papers on a mining development he was interested in; and personal observations on the atomic blast in Nevada.

Includes letters between Howard C. Sarvis and the Union Pacific Railroad, General Harold K. Johnson (Chief of Staff), Major General Frank J. Sackton (Secretary of the General Staff), and others.

Howard C. Sarvis was a writer, artists, and outdoorsman. He served in WWI. Materials include correspondence with Frank Church and the Army; letters from the White House; articles and ideas that were published; a file on inventions; papers on a mining development he was interested in; and personal observations on the atomic blast in Nevada.

Includes newspaper clippings, memorandums, reports, notes, and other information materials from Howard C. Sarvis' time at Camp Desert Rock in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, and other materials relating to carvings done by Howard C. Sarvis. Also included are three photographs, two of Sarvis and a close up of one of his carvings, and an issue Think magazine.

Howard C. Sarvis was a writer, artists, and outdoorsman. He served in WWI. Materials include correspondence with Frank Church and the Army; letters from the White House; articles and ideas that were published; a file on inventions; papers on a mining development he was interested in; and personal observations on the atomic blast in Nevada.

Includes correspondence, papers, and sketches of inventions created and proposed by Howard C. Sarvis.

Howard C. Sarvis was a writer, artists, and outdoorsman. He served in WWI. Materials include correspondence with Frank Church and the Army; letters from the White House; articles and ideas that were published; a file on inventions; papers on a mining development he was interested in; and personal observations on the atomic blast in Nevada.