The James Whitehead Papers contain Whitehead's personal correspondence for the years 1910 and 1913. The 1913 correspondence contains copies and drafts of three letters to John Muir, the noted naturalist. Aside from the correspondence, there is one folder of Whitehead's articles, speeches, and miscellaneous writings, 1901-1918. Seven scrapbooks contain clippings relating to Whitehead's religious, political, and military interests. Three volumes contain copies of Whitehead's speeches before political and religious organizations.
