Photograph features Gus Welch outside holding a pencil and paper on a clipboard. Reverse side of photograph has handwritten note that reads: "Gus Welch".

Photograph features Gus Welch, two other men, and three women, sitting in man/woman pairs on a bench. Woman next to Gus Welch may be Julia Carter Welch, but it is uncertain. Reverse side of photograph has handwritten note that reads: "Carlisle 1915 (Gus was at Dickinson coaching at Carlisle)".

Photograph features Gus Welch and two unknown men and women standing outside in front of a fence. All three men are in military clothing. Reverse side of photograph has handwritten note that reads: "Gus Welch in center".

Photograph features Gus Welch standing with an unidentified woman [Julia Welch?] in front of a body of water. Reverse side of photograph has handwritten note that reads: "Gus Welch".

Life and career information about Gus Welch.

Life and career information about Gus Welch.

Correspondence and clippings from and about Gustavus Gus Welch (1892-1970) a full blood Chippewa born in Spooner, Wisconsin, was a member of the Carlisle Indian School Class of 1911, Jim Thorpe's quarterback for the professional football team the Ohio Bulldogs in Canton, Ohio, a member of the U. S. Track Team for the 1912 Olympics, a 1917 graduate of the Dickinson School of Law and a coach at a number of institutions.

Correspondence and clippings from and about Gustavus Gus Welch (1892-1970) a full blood Chippewa born in Spooner, Wisconsin, was a member of the Carlisle Indian School Class of 1911, Jim Thorpe's quarterback for the professional football team the Ohio Bulldogs in Canton, Ohio, a member of the U. S. Track Team for the 1912 Olympics, a 1917 graduate of the Dickinson School of Law and a coach at a number of institutions.

Drafts, copies, or original letters written by Gus Welch pertaining to athletic career.

First page of notes is list of Gus Welch's athletic career titles and accomplishments.