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A copy of the PDF of the Deed of Gift between Diana Wilmar of Fox/Wilmar Productions and the Hanford History Project, signed on 19 March 2026. This was received from Meghann Stevens, Curator at the Hanford History Project to illustrate the transfer of rights, including copyright, to the Hanford History Project. This includes the tapes of the unfinished documentary *The Promise and the Peril* about James Acord.

A 9-page PDF titled "James Acord: Nuclear Artist" from the November 2002 issue of Nuclear News, as published by the American Nuclear Society (ANS). No author is noted.

A .doc letter draft from James Acord to "Brittany," dated 19 February 2010.
This letter concerns: (1) Acord's congratulations on Brittany's career in Portland; (2) Acord's cat Sneezey and her suffering from smoke inhalation; (3) Acord's trip to Barcelona, the lecture he gave, and his many interviews.
This file was last modified on 19 February 2010.

A .doc letter draft from James Acord to "Brittany," dated 17 May 2010.
This letter is a happy birthday note with a statement of confidence in Brittany's future in Chicago.
This file was last modified on 17 May 2010.

This brief .doc letter draft concerns Acord's 66th [and last] birthday, and the activities of the day.
This file was last modified on 19 October 2010.

A .doc letter draft from James Acord to Peter Bevis (Fremont Fine Art Foundry), dated 12 October 2009.
This letter concerns mostly discussion of who owns *Calamity Jane's*, a former Georgetown, Seattle, WA bar and restaurant. This additionally suggests that Bevis meet him at the *Two Bells* to have a burger, and discuss some bronze sculptures that Acord wishes to cast.
This file was last modified on 12 October 2009.

Two pamphlets from the United States Transuranium and Uranium Registries (USTUR), located at Washington State University, Richland, WA. As noted in the pamphlets, this, and specifically the National Human Radiobiology Tissue Repository (NHRTR) which is a part of the USTUR, is a "centralized facility for the storage of tissues, solutions, histopathology slides, tissue blocks, and related materials from persons... with documented intakes of radium, americium, plutonium, uranium, or other radioactive elements."
James Acord has written on the cover of the blue pamphlet: "Karen Gay Silkwood (19 Feb 1946 – 13 Nov 1974) and I, J. L. Acord (1974 – ?) both have hard and soft tissue in here (my little finger and Karen's femur, lung, and brain.[)]"

A ticket for "rave" called "(R)eply, (E)rase, (C)opy" at the Kennington Oval, London between 19–22 February 1998. The front of this ticket has the text "A NIGHT OF LIFE... DEATH... AND TRAVELLING" with an image of a topless woman in a red cross hat holding a gun. James Acord wrote around the text, to Push Button (the Galores' cat), "Button — This is the party that I met the grey cat at. He/she picked me out of 200."

Three sheets torn from a 1995 American Science & Surplus catalog (Skokie, IL.) stapled at the corner, with a note from James Acord at the top: "Janet — has small bottles — Jim." This includes the mail order form and envelope.

two sheets, four page article torn from the July 1995 issue of Technology Review, an article by Stephen Strauss titled "Cybersickness: The Side Effects of Virtual Reality." This contains an illustration by Rob Schuster. Both sheets are stapled together at the corner.