Selected edited transcripts of correspondence.

Includes 1 col. photograph of Stephen Riggins that was originally kept with the correspondence with Stephen Collington in Box 1, File 25.

Also includes photocopy of article: "Vietnamese artist visits Loogootee." The Loogootee Tribune (Loogootee, IN), Aug. 8, 1985.

Eight (8) col. photographs; two (2) of a painting of Riggins by Khoa Pham; five (5) of Riggins possibly taken by Khoa Pham; one (1) scenic photograph.

Includes 2 b&w photographs

Includes 1 col. photograph

38 photographs: 35 mm col. slides of artwork by Khoa Pham and photographs he took. 

Includes 6 col. photographs.

Hinsey, Ellen. Khoa Pham: Miroirs Peintures : [exposition, Paris], Galerie Jacob, cahier no. 3, 1997.

Riggins, Stephen H. and Khoa Pham. "Democratizing the Arts: France in an Era of Austerity." Queen's Quarterly 93, no. 1 (Spring 1986): 149-161.

Riggins, Stephen Harold. "If Work Made People Rich: An Oral History of General Farming, 1905-1925." Midwestern Folklore: Journal of the Hoosier Folklore Society 17, no. 2 (Fall 1991): 73-109.

Annotated typescript draft.

Fourteen (14) b&w photographs, by professional photographer Susan Ashukian, of the interior of the apartment of Tony Formo to be used for an article by Stephen Riggins on the symbolism of vernacular interior decoration. 

Includes drawings,multimedia artwork, and architectural drawings by Pham.

Originally housed in portfolio envelope at bottom of box.

Photographs of small town and rural scenes in Indiana.

Photograph of Stephen Riggins and other members of Memorial University Sociology Department.

Scrapbook of photographs, letters, envelopes, clippings and other material re Bill Whorrall and Khoa Pham (more details included in Box); includes: 11 b&w photographs; 23 col. photograph; 1 sepia photograph.

Originally housed in plastic covers in a blue binder. 

P1–26: Various Toronto graffiti artists and graffiti, dated between 2004-2007; 26 col. photographs (detailed list in File).
P27–30: Newfoundland Photographs; 4 col. photographs (detailed list in File).

Includes exhibition pamphlets, handmade greeting card, letter to Paul Bouissac from artist Kato; and 3 col. photographs of works by Khoa Pham.

Includes 41 col. photographs of Bouissac's drawings; postcard to Bouissac; and an overview of the collection of drawings by Stephen Riggins dated July 2011.

Includes 4 photographs.

Transcription of letters written in 1984 and sent from India found in 2020.10 Box 1, File 1. Transcription completed in 2017 and annotated in pencil.

Riggins' identified Thomas Cottman as his first boyfriend.

Also includes 3 letters from Stephen Riggins and a 2017 print out of a court decision regarding Thomas Cottman.

Flossie Ledgerwood is Stephen's Aunt. She married a brother of Stephen's mother.

Note that these letters were originally stored in a mixed file with 2020.10 Box 1 File 7.

Consists of letters written to family members - mainly Stephen's parents (Harold and Eithel Riggins).

Includes a postcard photograph of Flossie Ledgerwood as a young woman.

Note that these letters were originally stored in a mixed file with 2020.10 Box 1 File 6.

Note that these letters were originally stored in a mixed file with 2020.10 Box 2 File 2.

Note that these letters were originally stored in a mixed file with 2020.10 Box 2 File 1.

Includes Riggins' high school graduation invitation.

Primarily consists of letters to parents. Other authors include: Anne Saddlemyer (Fonds 88), Judy Ledgerwood, William O. Harris, Louise Proffitt, Terry Hasler.

Ron Bowen painted a portrait of Stephen Riggins.

This file also includes: 1 slide, a catalogue, 2 photographs.

Includes 5 photographs.

Date order of the material is not clear.

Jack Connell, Toronto businessman.

File consists of mostly personal letters, but it also includes discussion regarding Canadian and Toronto politics.

Includes letters from Khoa Pham, Lin Olsen Wagner, and Bill George.

Includes 1 photograph and a 1970 roommate agreement.

Bill Whorrall, artist from Shoals, Indiana.

Includes letters written to Stephen Riggins' mother (Eithel Riggins).

Includes correspondence and ephemera related to research into the history of Marin County, Indiana.

Rosemary Clark-Beattie edited Stephen Riggins' book The Pleasures of Time. This books is available at the University of Toronto libraries. For more information, see the record in the library catalogue.

David Kelland, Newfoundland architect.

Mac Henderson, Bloomington graduate student at Indiana University.

Walter Robert, Music faculty at Indiana University. Dorothy Robert was Stephen Riggins' piano teacher.

Includes 1 photograph of Dorothy Robert.

Also includes correspondence from Dr. Karen Taylor (a student of Walter Robert).

Also includes teaching contracts.

Contains two letters.  

Contains two letters.

Contains one letter. No date.

Contains administrative letters regarding PhD enrollment and graduation.

David Higgs, Department of History at the University of Toronto.

Metta Spencer, Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto.

Contains four letters.

Contains three letters.

Roberta Buchanan, English Department at Memorial University.

Volker Meja, Department of Sociology at Memorial University

Contains two letters.

Susan Ottenheimer, Department of Sociology at Memorial University

Includes an essay that was reconstructed in 2007.

Contains mostly letters, but some ephemera and postcards are also included.

The year of the trip was 1966-1967, University of Munich with Wayne State University.

Draft of letter written to Reba Chandler.

Thesis title: A Survey of the Audiences for Live and Recorded Art Music

Riggins does not believe that there is a surviving copy of the completed thesis.

Contains mostly school related ephemera (certificates, report cards, programs, etc.) and a few letters.

Contains statement given to the FBI to explain comments written on DD form 98 (Armed Forced Security Questionnaire) and DD form 398 (Statement of Personal History) in relation to the Vietnam War, participation in demonstrations, and membership in student societies at Indiana University.

Includes the following items:

• Adventures in Conversation - pamphlet
• The Dance is the Devil's Fire: A Christian's View - pamphlet
• Code M - small print by Nick Meyer
• Aux Deux Magots - menu
• Newsletter #5 - from the Stop Spadina Save Our City Coordinating Committee
• Dean Rusk Welcoming Committee - one page handout from The Committee to End the War in Vietnam
• International Days of Solidarity to End the War in Vietnam - schedule of events
• Offener Brief an Herrn Marcel Marceu - letter (in German)
• The Socio-semiotics of Objects: The Role of Artifacts in Social Symbolic Processes - conference schedule of events
• The Freedom to Lean: A Plan for Curriculum Reform - courses offered by the SDS (Students for a Democratic Society)
• A Brief Regarding the Ontario Human Rights Code - created by the Community Homophile Association of Toronto
• The Big Three: Holland-America Line - travel brochure
• Back Chat (vol 1, no 8, June 1972) - publication of the Community Homophile Association of Toronto
• [Robert Kennedy for President] - campaign poster