Harvard University. Houghton fubrary James, William, 1842-1910. Papers: Guide. Page 1 of 133 bMS Am 1092.9-1092.12 James, William, 1842-1910. Papers: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 © 2002 The President and Fellows of Harvard College Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1092.9-1092.12 Creator: James, William, 1842-1910. Title: Papers, Date(s): 1803-1941 (inclusive) 1862-1910 (bulk). Quantity: 42 boxes, 36 V., 1 scroll box, and 5 cartons (57 linear ft.) Abstract: Papers of American philosopher and psychologist William James. Administrative Information Processing Information : Processed by: Patrick K. Miehe. With the exception of the notebooks and bound compositions, which have been grouped separately and arranged in chronological order, the compositions of William James have been separated according to subject matter (papers on psychology, philosophy, religion, etc.) and arranged in alphabetical order by title. Notations (e.g. N5 or B3) to the far right of the individual entries refer to call numbers given the compositions prior to the completion of this catalogue. Acquisition Information: Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Henry James III. Historical Note James was an American philosopher and psychologist. Organization http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00373.html 1/2/2004 James, William, 1842-1910. Papers: Guide. Page 2 of 133 I. bMS Am 1092.9: Correspondence A. Letters to William James B. Letters from William James C. Letters to Henry James Sr. D. Letters from Henry James Sr. E. Letters to Alice Howe (Gibbens) James F. Other letters G. Early James family letters II. bMS Am 1092.9: Compositions A. Boxed manuscripts i. Papers on psychology ii. Papers on philosophy iii. Papers on religion iv. Notes and papers on Herbert Spencer V. Notebooks vi. Miscellaneous papers B. Bound manuscripts i. Compositions ii. Diaries, etc. iii. Newspaper clippings, reprints of articles and drawings by William James, diplomas, degrees, etc. C. Other papers i. Printed matter concerning William James ii. Miscellaneous material concerning William James iii. Other compositions iv. James family photographs V. Miscellaneous papers III. bMS Am 1092.10: Papers concerning William James A. Letters to Ralph Barton Perry from students of William James B. Letters to Henry James 3rd C. Letters from Henry James 3rd D. Letters to Ralph Barton Perry E. Letters from Ralph Barton Perry F. Letters to Alice Howe (Gibbens) James G. Other letters H. Miscellaneous IV. bMS Am 1092.11: Letters from Alice Howe (Gibbens) James V. bMS Am 1092.11: Other letters VI. bMS Am 1092.12: Mary Temple letters to John Chipman Gray Scope and Content Contains personal and professional correspondence of William James, mostly letters written by him, including over 1300 to his wife Alice and over 400 to his brother Henry; and compositions including manuscripts, drafts, and notes on psychology, philosophy, religion, and Herbert Spencer; as well as addresses, lectures, articles, diaries, 1865-1910 (with gaps), address books and notebooks with reading lists, sketches, and notes James took as a student. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00373.html 1/2/2004 James, William, 1842-1910. Papers: Guide. Page 3 of 133 Collection also contains correspondence of James's parents and wife, early James family papers, daguerreotypes and photographs of the James family, an account book, scrapbooks, clippings, and miscellaneous material. Also includes manuscripts by others including student notes from his classes, and articles on his work; letters to Ralph Barton Perry from James's students and correspondence concerning Perry's The Thought and Character of William James; correspondence of Henry James III in his search for William James letters; and printed material about William James. Also includes letters from Mary Temple to John Chipman Gray. Some materials formerly housed in bound volumes. When collection was reorganized the materials were removed and the empty volumes saved as: bMS Am 1092.9 (4604). They were later sent to the Harvard Depository. Consult Houghton Reading Room staff for access. Container List Series: I. bMS Am 1092.9: Correspondence A. Letters to William James (1) Adams, Charles Francis, 1835-1915. T.L.s.; Boston, 28 May 1889. 2s.(2p.) Adams, Henry, 1838-1918. 7 letters: (2) A.L.s.; Beverly Farms, 27 Jul 1882. 1s.(4p.) (3) A.L.s.; [n.p.] 9 Dec 1907. 1s.(4p.) (4) A.L.s.; [n.p.] 11 Feb 1908. 1s.(4p.) (5) A.L.s.; [n.p.] 17 Feb 1908. 1s.(4p.) (6) A.L.s.; [n.p.] 21 Feb 1908. 2s.(5p.) (7) A.L.s.; [Paris] 20 Jun 1910. 1s.(4p.) (8) A.L.s.; [same] 29 Jun 1910. 1s.(4p.) (8a) Agnew, CR (A.L.s.; New York, 2 Sep 1880. 1s.(2p.) Anderson, Frank. See item 3059. Babcock, James W. See item 4410. Bakewell, Charles Montague, 1867- 8 letters: (9) A.L.s.; Berlin, 23 Dec 1894. 2s.(6p.) (10) A.L.s.; Paris, 7 May 1896. 3s. (12p.) (11) A.L.s.; same, 7 Aug 1899. 2s. (6p.) (12) A.L.s.; Wilkes-Barre, 8 May 1901. 3s. (11p.) (13) A.L.s.; Interlaken, 3 Jul 1902. 3s. (9p.) (14) A.L.s.; Oliver's Mills, 3 Jul 1905. 2s. (7p.) (15) A.L.s.; Glen Rock, 3 Sep 1905. (10p.) (16) T.L.s.; New Haven, 14 Sep 1909. 2s.(6p.) env. Barrows, Isabel (Hayes) Chapin, 1845-1913. See item 4417. Bergson, Henri, 1859-1941. 29 letters: (17) A.L.s.; Paris, 6 Jan 1903. 2s. (6p.) (18) A.L.s.; same, 25 Mar 1903. 2s.(5p.) (19) A.L.s.; same, 15 Feb 1905. 1s.(4p.) (20) A.L.s.; same, 20 Jul 1905. 2s. (7p.) http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00373.html 1/2/2004 James, William, 1842-1910. Papers: Guide. Page 25 of 133 (882) A.L.s.; New York, 29 Dec [n.d.]. 1s.(2p.) env. (883) A.L.s.; Cambridge, 3 Jan [n.d.]. s.(4p.) env. (884) Davis, Horace, 1831-1916, addressee. A.L.s.; Stanford, 19 Apr 1906. 19s. (19p.) Draft of letter; with TS. (carbon copy) of completed letter: 8s. (8p.) Dewey, John, 1859-1952, addressee. 5 letters: (885) A.L.s.; Chocorua, 28 Sep 1902. 1s.(2p.) (886) A.L.s.; Cambridge, 11 Mar 1903. 1s.(4p.) (887) A.L.s.; same, 23 Mar 1903. 1s. (4p.) (888) A.L.s.; same, 17 Oct 1903. s.(7p.) (889) A.L.s.; Tallahassee, 2 Feb 1904. (2p.) (890) Dorr George Bucknam 1853. , addressee. A.L.s.; Cambridge, 24 Mar [1902]. 1s. (4p.) env. Dorr, [Mrs. George Bucknam addressee. 10 letters: (891) A.L.s.; [Cambridge] 9 Jan 1891. 1s.(4p.) (892) A.L.s.; Chocorua, 3 Jul 1894. 1s. (4p.) (893) A.L.s.; same, 28 Aug 1894. 1s. (4p.) (894) A.L.s.; same, 3 Jul 1895. 1s. .(3p.) (895) A.L.s.; Cambridge, 16 Aug 1896. 1s.(4p.) (896) A.L.s.; same, 13 Sep [ca. 1896]. 1s.(3p.) (897) A.L.s.; same, 13 Jul 1897. 1s.(4p.) (898) A.L.s.; same, 16 Jul 1897. 1s.(3p.) (899) A.L.s.; same, 22 Jul 1898. 1s.(4p.) (900) A.L.s.; same, 10 Jul [1899]. 1s.(3p.) env. (901) Duveneck, Frank, 1848-1919. A.L.s.; [Florence] 13 Apr 1893. s.(4p.) Eliot, Charles William, 1834-1926, addressee. 2 letters: (902) M.L. (copy); Rome, 24 Dec 1900. 3s. (10p.) (903) A.L.; [n.p., n.d.]. 4s. (14p.) Emmet, Ellen, addressee. See items 1066-1086. Emmet, Rosina, addressee. 13 letters: (903a) A.L.s.; Cambridge, 5 Jan 1895. 1s.(4p.) (903b) A.L.s.; Norwich, 16 Jul 1895. 3s.(6p.) (903c) A.L.S.; Denver, 11 Aug 1895. 1s.(4p.) (903d) A.L.s.; Burlington, 3 Aug 1896. 2s.(4p.) (903e) T.L.s.; Cambridge, 19 Jan 1897. 3s.(3p.) (903f) A.L.s.; Bar Harbor, 11 Aug 1897. 3s.(8p.) env. Also addressed to Ellen Emmet. (903g) A.L.s.; Monterey, 9 Sep 1898. 2s. (4p.) (903h) A.L.s.; [Keene Valley] 21 Jun 1899. 1s.(4p.) (903i) A.L.s.; Costebelle, 15 Apr 1900. 1s. (4p.) (903j) A.L.s.; Silver Lake, 12 Sep 1901. 1s.(4p.) (903k) A.L.s.; Chocorua, 26 Aug 1902. 2s.(8p.) (9031) A.L.s.; Cambridge, 25 Dec 1902. 1s. (4p.) (903m) A.L.s.; Bad-Nanheim, 21 Jun 1910. s.(3p.) Evans, Elizabeth G, addressee. 7 letters: (904) T.L. (copy); Berkeley, 2 Sep 1898. 1s. (1p.) (905) T.L. (copy); [n.p.] 24 Apr 1899, 1s.(1p.) (906) T.L. (copy); Costebelle, 17 Jan 1900. 3s.(3p.) http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00373.html 1/2/2004 5 James, William, 1842-1910. Correspondence: Guide. Page 1 of 6 bMS Am 1092.1 James, William, 1842-1910. Correspondence: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library NE 118-120. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 8/6/07 C 2001 The President and Fellows of Harvard College Descriptive Summary Recharded Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1092.1 Creator: James, William, 1842-1910. Title: Correspondence, Date(s): 1856-1910. Quantity: 5 boxes (2.5 linear ft.) Abstract: Correspondence and a few compositions of American philosopher and psychologist William James. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: This material includes many different accessions gathered together. The donor information, if known, is listed with each item. Historical Note William James was an American philosopher and psychologist, a leader of the philosophical movement of Pragmatism and of the psychological movement of functionalism. Organization Organized into the following series: I. Transcripts of letters from William James to various correspondents II. Letters to William James III. Letters from William James IV. Compositions by William James Container List Series: I. Transcripts of letters from William James to various correspondents http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00130.html 10/16/2002 James, William, 1842-1910. Correspondence: Guide. Page 4 of 6 Removed from copy of Von Hügel's "The mystical element of religion as studied in St. Catherine of Genoa," v.II (1908). From C639.8.9*. (110a) Kershaw, John. Letters to WJ, 1909. Removed from Phil 194.21.3. *97M-67, book originally a gift of William James to Harvard College Library. (111) Lodge, Sir Oliver Joseph, 1851-1940. Letter to WJ, 1908. Removed from Phil 8520.22. (112) Rankin, Henry William. Letters to WJ, 1905. Gift of the James family, 1944. (112a) Troward, T. (Thomas), 1847-1916. Letter to WJ, 1909. Removed from Phil 194.21.3. *97M-67, book originally a gift of William James to Harvard College Library. Series: III. Letters from William James (113) Letter from WJ to [Edward Lincoln] Atkinson, 1899. Gift of Mrs. Charles L. Slattery, 175 Beacon St., Boston, MA, recd: 1948 Jul. 1, *48M-224 (30). (114) Letter froin WJ to William W. Baldwin, 1902. Gift of Mrs. Henry S. Grew, 1965 Oct. 14. (115) Letter from WJ to Blake, 1892. Purchased with Duplicate money ($1.50), from I.R. Brussell, recd: 1948 Aug. 1, *48M-21. (116) Letter from WJ to Jesse Harliaman Coursault, 1903. Gift of Mr. Arthur L. Irion, 8411 Knollwood Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63121, recd: 1980 Oct, *80M-53 (1). (117) Letter and postcard from WJ to James P. Craft, 1909. Transcript of letter and postcard. Gift of James P. Craft, 212 East 11th St., Rome, Georgia, 1951 Jul. 4, *51M-301. Includes letter from Ralph Barton Perry concerning gift. (118) Letters from WJ to Mrs. Charles H. Dorr, 1887-1901. (119) Letters from WJ to George Buckram Dorr, 1889-1909. (120) Letter from WJ to George [Dorr], undated. Gift of Mrs. Henry James, 133 E. 64 St., New York 18, NY, recd: 1951 Apr. 15, *50M-362 (25a). (121) Letters from WJ to Katharine (Temple) Emmet, 1868 and undated. Gift of Mrs. John Lapsley, care of William James, 95 Irving St., Cambridge 38, Mass., recd: 1946 Jun. 10, *45M-390, 391. (122) Letters from WJ to Giulio Cesare Ferrari, 1900-1909. Includes copies of letters from Henry James III and letters from Guarnieri concerning gift of this material. These are photocopies of typed transcripts: the originals are the property of the Contessa Nora Pressio Colonnese. For permission to publish, readers should apply to the Fondazione G.C. Ferrari, Care of Prof. Mario Quarante, Via Wagner 6, Padua, Italy, as well as to the James family estate. Gift of Dr. Patrizia Guarnieri, 70 Francis Ave., Cambridge, Mass. 02138, recd. 1982 Feb. 5, *87M-61. (123) Letter from WJ to [Sir David] Ferrier, 1891. Gift of Reginald Coggeshall, 1940. (124) Letter from WJ to John M[adison] Fletcher, 1904. Gift of Mr. Arthur L. Irion, 8411 Knollwood Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63121, recd: 1980 Oct., *80M-53 (2). (125) Letter from WJ to Edith Forbes, 1907. (126) Letter from WJ to W. Cameron Forbes, 1904. Gift of William James, Esq., 95 Irving St., Cambridge, MA, recd: 1954 July, *54M-64. (127) Postcards from WJ to John Hays Gardiner, 1900-1906. (128) Letter from WJ to Nicholas Paine Gilman, 1903. Gift of the Reverend Mr. James W. Macdonald, 1965 Nov. 23. (129) Letter from WJ to Josephine Clara Goldmark, 1908. Gift of Miss Pauline Goldmark, 89 Hillcrest, Hartsdale, NY, 1951 May 8, *50M-369. (130) Letters from WJ to Josephine Clara Goldmark, 1908-1909. Gift of Miss Pauline Goldmark, 89 Hillcrest Rd., Hartsdale, NY, recd: 1957 Jul. 3, *57M-1. (131) Letter from WJ to Pauline Goldmark, 1903. Gift of Pauline Goldmark, 89 Hillcrest Rd., Hartsdale, NY, recd: 1952 Jul. 14, *52M-21 (2). (132) Postcard from WJ to Pauline Goldmark, 1904. Gift of Pauline Goldmark, 89 Hillcrest Rd., Hartsdale, NY, recd: 1952 Jul. 14, *52M-21 (3). (133) Letter from WJ to Pauline [Goldmark]. 1905. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00130.html 10/16/2002 James family. Letters from other James family members, 1858-1906: Guide. Page 1 of 3 bMS Am 1095 James family. Letters from other James family members, 1858-1906: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Olive afratee Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 © 2001 The President and Fellows of Harvard College Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1095 CBL Creator: James family. Title: Letters from other James family members, Date(s): 1858-1906. Quantity: 1 box (.5 linear ft.) Abstract: Letters from other James family members (other than William or Henry James) to family members and various others. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: Gifts of the James family. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Scope and Content Includes letters from Alice Howe Gibbens James, Garth Wilkinson James, J.J. Garth Wilkinson, Robertson James, and Catherine Walsh. Container List James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. 7 letters to his parents: (1) [N.p.] 1 Jul 1858. 1s.(3p.) (2) Geneva, Dec 1859. 2s.(8p.) http://oasis.harvard.edu:10080/oasis/deliver/xslTransform?histno=null&xslFileName=FindingAid.... 5/21/2005 James family. Letters from other James family members, 1858-1906: Guide. Page 2 of 3 (3) Bonn [Aug 1860] 2s.(8p.) (4) Same [Summer, 1860] 2s. .(7p.) (5) Hilton Head, S.C., 27 Apr 1865. 1s.(4p.) (6) Gordon, Fla., 8 Apr 1868. 2s.(6p.) (7) Milwaukee, 7 Aug 1872. 1s.(4p.) [incomplete] James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. (8) A.L.s.to Jeannette Gourlay; Morris Island, S.C., 28 Dec 1864. 1s.(3p.) James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. (9) A.L.s.toJohn C. Gray; Milwaukee, 20 Jan 1882. 2s.(6p.) James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. 6 letters to Alice James: (10) In the field, Tillaponny River, 5 Jan 1865. 1s.(3p.) (11) [Same?] 22 Feb 1865. 1s.(4p.) (12) Gordon, Fla., 6 Aug 1866. 2s.(3p.) (13) Same, 3 Mar 1868. 1s.(4p.) (14) Florida, 28 Apr 1869. 2s.(7p.) (15) Milwaukee, 28 Aug 1872. 1s.(4p.) James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. (16) A.L.s.to Alice U. James; Milwaukee, 26 May 1878. 1s.(4p.) James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. 2 A.L.s.to Henry James Jr.: (17) Milwaukee, 11 Nov 1881. 2s.(3p.) (18) Same, 6 Feb 1883. 6s.(22p.) James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. 2 A.L.s.to William James: (19) Milwaukee, 16 May 1878. 1s.(2p.) (20) Same, 25 Sep [1883] 1s.(3p.) James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. (21) A.L.s.to Katherine P. Loring; Milwaukee, 5 Dec 1882. s.(8p.) James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. 9 letters to Frances R. Morse: (22) Milwaukee, 8 Jul 1872. 1s.(4p.) (23) [Same?] 19 Nov [1873?] 1s.(1p.) (24) Same, 9 Mar 1882. 1s.(4p.) (25) [Same?] 2 Nov 1882. 1s.(4p.) (26) Milwaukee, 27 Nov [1882?] 2s.(5p.) (27) [Same? 1882?] 1s.(4p.) (28) Same, 9 Jan 1883. 1s.(4p.) (29) Same, 3 Mar 1883. 1s.(3p.) (30) [Same? 1 Mar 1883] 1s.(2p.) James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. 2 letters to Ellen Shaw: (31) In the field, Tillipenny River, 13 Jan 1865. 2s.(4p.) (32) [Same?] 28 May 1865. 3s.(12p.) James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. (33) A.L.s.to Thomas W. Ward; Concord, 24 May 1861. 1s.(3p.) James, Garth Wilkinson, 1845-1883. (34) Paper read before "The Loyal Legion"; reprinted in The Milwaukee Sentinel, 2 Dec [1888?] Newspaper clipping, mounted on 5s.(5p.) Wilkinson, J. J. Garth (35) A.L.s.to Garth Wilkinson James; London, 27 Sep 1865. 1s.(4p.) Savage & Haile (36) A.L.s.to Garth Wilkinson James; Gainesville, Fla., 25 Aug 1869. 1s.(2p.) James Alice Howe, 1849-1922. (37) A.L.s.to George Bucknam Dorr; Stanford, 22 Apr [1906] 3s.(11p.) http://oasis.harvard.edu:10080/oasis/deliver/xslTransform?histno=null&xslFileName=FindingAid.. 5/21/2005 James family. Letters from other James family members, 1858-1906: Guide. Page 3 of 3 With A.N.S.(William.James) on p.[12]. Accompanied by a typed transcript. The letter contains allusions to the California earthquake. James, Robertson, 1846-1910. (38) Record of a sitting with Mrs Piper [Notes sent to William Anderson concerning a sitting with medium Mrs. Leonara E. Piper.] A.MS.(unsigned); Arlington Heights, 28 Dec 1893. 8s.(8p.) James, Robertson, 1846-1910. 3 letters (typed copies) to Edward Henry Clement: (39) Concord, 1 Aug 1900. 2s.(2p.) (40) Boston, 22 Nov 1900. 2s.(2p.) (41) Concord, 12 Jan 1903. 1s.(1p.) James, Robertson, 1846-1910. 3 letters to Alice H. James: (42) Milwaukee, 18 May 1878. 1s.(4p.) (43) Dansville, 24 Feb 1898. 2s.(2p.) [copy] (44) Concord, 22 Jan [1906] 6s.(6p.) (45) T.L.(copy) to Henry James, Sr.; Milwaukee, 23 Oct 1872. 1s.(1p.) [incomplete] James, Robertson, 1846-1910. 3 A.L.s.to William James: (46) Concord, 11 Mar [1890] 2s.(4p.) (47) Same [1890] 3s.(5p.) (48) Same, 10 Oct [18-?] 2s.(8p.) Walsh, Catharine (49) A.L.s.to Mrs C. P. Cranch; New York, 22 Mar [1882?] 1s.(4p.) Walsh, Catharine 2 A.L.s.to William James: (50) Boston, 23 Dec [1882?] 1s.(4p.) (51) [N.p.] 28 [ 1888?] s.(7p.) Walsh, Catharine 5 A.L.s.to Henry James Jr.: (52) Vienna, 1 Nov [1869?] 1s.(4p.) (53) [Same? 1869?] 1s.(4p.) (54) New York, 13 Jan [1873] 2s.(8p.) (55) Same, 1 May [1873?] 2s.(8p.) (56) Boston, 2 Dec [1882?] 2s.(8p.) Walsh, Catharine 2 A.L.s.toMrs Henry James Sr.: (57) Rowsley, Derbyshire, 1 Jun [1872] 1s.(4p.) (58) Grindelwald, 20 Jul [1872?] 1s.(4p.) Harvard University. Dept. of philosophy. Visiting committee. (59) Form letter soliciting funds for the renovation of the Psychological laboratory, under the direction of William James] [Cambridge? 1890?] 3s.(3p.) Near-print reproduction. With the autograph signatures of John Fiske, J. B Warner, and George B Dorr. and a note added by Dorr. Accompanied by a typed copy. hou00129 http://oasis.harvard.edu:10080/oasis/deliver/xslTransform?histno=null&xslFileName=FindingAid.... 5/21/2005 Howe, M. A. De Wolfe (Mark Antony De Wolfe), 1864-1960. Additional papers: Guide. Page 1 of 44 MS Am 1524-1524.2 Howe, M. A. De Wolfe (Mark Antony De Wolfe), 1864-1960. Additional papers: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library VE IS 906 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 © 2003 The President and Fellows of Harvard College Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1524 Call No.: MS Am 1524.1 Call No.: MS Am 1524.2 Creator: Howe, M.A. De Wolfe (Mark Antony De Wolfe), 1864-1960. Title: Additional papers, Date(s): 1880-1959. Quantity: 35 boxes (9 linear ft.) Abstract: Primarily professional correspondence of biographer and editor M.A. De Wolfe Howe. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: *57M-206 *58M-21 *59M-47 Deposited by M. A. DeWolfe Howe, 58 Highland Street Cambridge, Mass; received: 1958 April, 1958 July, and 1959 October 6. Historical Note Howe was a biographer, editor, historian, and poet. He held editorial positions on the Youth's Companion (1888-1893, 1899-1913), The Atlantic Monthly (1893-1895), Harvard Alumni Bulletin (1913-1919), and Harvard Graduates' Magazine (1917-1918). Howe was also vice-president of The Atlantic Monthly Company (1911-1929). Arrangement Organized into the following series: http://oasis.harvard.edu:10080/oasis/deliver/xslTransform?histno=null&xslFileName=Find... 6/24/2006 Howe, M. A. De Wolfe (Mark Antony De Wolfe), 1864-1960. Additional papers: Guide. Page 2 of 44 I. MS Am 1524: Correspondence II. MS Am 1524.1: Additional correspondence III. MS Am 1524.2: Letters to M. A. DeWolfe Howe Scope and Content Correspondence of Mark Antony De Wolfe Howe, together with two boxes of pamphlets and four boxes of notebooks, scrapbooks of Howe's publications in newspapers and magazines, diaries, 1928-1951, and other printed material. The correspondence consists chiefly of incoming letters with carbon copies of some of Howe's replies. There are also 278 letters, 1878-1904, from Howe to his mother which document his student years at Lehigh and Harvard and his early years in Boston. In general the correspondence relates to Howe's editorial and biographical work and includes letters from writers for the Youth's Companion and from authors of volumes published in the series of Beacon Biographies of Eminent Americans, edited by Howe. In addition there are 17 letters, 1870-1891, from Bishop William Hobart Hare to Howe's father and a few scattered earlier letters and documents of James Buchanan, Josiah Quincy, and Daniel Webster. Container List Series: I. MS Am 1524: Correspondence *57M-276 Also includes pamphlets and clippings. (1) Abbott, Charles David, 1900-1 letters from and 2 to; 1939-1941. (2) Abbott, Holker, 1858- 7 letters from and 1 to; 1916-1929. (3) Academy of Radio & Television Arts & Sciences. 1 letter from and 1 to; 1952. (4) Ackerman, Carl William, 1890- 1 letter from and 1 to; 1949. (5) Abigail Adams Historical Society. 1 letter from; 1952. (6) Adams, Brooks, 1848-1927. 2 letters from and 2 to; 1921. (7) Adams, Charles Francis, 1835-1915. 5 letters from; 1913-1914. (8) Adams, Charles Francis, 1862-1943. 5 letters from and 1 to; 1915-1939. (9) Adams, Elizabeth A. 1 letter from; 1942. (10) Adams, Frederick B. 2 letters from and 1 to; 1949-1950. (11) Adams, Henry, 1875-3 letters from and 2 to; 1932-1946. (12) Adams, Kathryn S. 1 letter from; 1949. (13) Adams, John 2 letters from and 1 to; 1954. (14) Adams, James Truslow, 1878-1949. 86 letters from and 26 to; 1924-1941. (15) Adams, Samuel Hopkins, 1871-1 2 letters from and 1 to; 1945. (16) Ade, George, 1866-1944. 2 letters from; [1900] (17) Agassiz, George Russell, 1862- 3 letters from and 1 to; 1936. (18) Agassiz, Elizabeth C. 1 letter from; 1899. (19) Aldrich, Elizabeth. (Mrs Bailey Aldrich) 1 letter from and 1 to; 1942. (20) Aldrich, Eleanor L. 2 letters from; [n.d.] (21) Aldrich, George I. 1 letter from and 1 to; 1932. (22) Aldrich, Margaret Chanler. 6 letters from and 1 to; 1937-1940. (23) Aldrich, Nelson W. 1 letter from; 1954. (24) Aldrich, Richard, 1863-1937. 3 letters from; 1928- (25) Aldrich, Mrs Richard 2 letters to; 1938-1940. (26) Aldrich, Talbot. 1 from and 1 to; 1930-1936. http://oasis.harvard.edu:10080/oasis/deliver/xslTransform?histno=null&xslFileName=Find 6/24/2006 OASIS Page 1 of 3 Ms 371 OASIS TAS Online Archival Search Information System Howe, M. A. De Wolfe (Mark Antony De Wolfe), 1864-1960. Additional papers: Guide. Show full finding aid I Return to search results I Return to search page Search: "dorr" Anywhere and "george" Anywhere and "bucknam" Anywhere in a finding aid Summary Information Administrative Information Historical/Biographical Information Arrangement Scope and Content Container List (16) Ade, George, 1866-1944. 2 letters from; [1900] [1900] (17) Agassiz, George Russell, 1862- 3 letters from and 1 to; letters from; [n.d.] (21) Aldrich, George I. 1 letter from and 1 to; 1932. 1948. (56) Apley, George. Newspaper clippings; (90) Baker, George Pierce, 1866-1935. 5 letters from; 6 to; (108) Barton, George Edward. 2 letters from; 1 to; 1906-1923. (149) Blumer, George Alder. 1 letter from; 1936. (155) Booth, George R. 1 letter from; 1 to; 1938. (158u) Brett, George Platt, 1858- 1 letter from; 1903. (158v) Brett, George Platt, Jr. 1 letter to; 1946. 1954. (162) Browne, George Henry, 1857- 1 letter from; [n.d.] (166) Bryan, George Sands, 1879- 1 letter from; 1 to; 1942. 1955. (178) Burnap, George. 1 letter from; 1 to; 1920. (189) Cabot, George E. 3 letters from; 3 to; 1932-1933. 1902. (205) Carpenter, George, Rice, 1863-1909. 4 letters from; 1900 (273) Constable, William George, 1887- 4 letters from; 1 to; 1939-1949. 1933. (293) Cottrell, George William, Jr. 3 letters from; 1950-1952. (371) Dorr, George Bucknam, 1853- 1 letter from; 1906. (371) Dorr, George Bucknam, 1853- 1 letter from; 1906. (371) Dorr, George Bucknam, 1853- 1 letter from; 1906. laid-idx.cgi?type=HTML&byte=162185725&oldtype=boolean&rgnl=Anywhere&rgn2=A5/10/2004 Davis, William Morris, 1850-1934. Papers: Guide. Page 1 of 3 bMS Am 1345 Davis, William Morris, 1850-1934. Papers: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Sat hrs VE TAS Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 © 2002 The President and Fellows of Harvard College Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1345 kept Creator: Davis, William Morris, 1850-1934. Title: Papers, Date(s): 1869-1931. 5/08 Quantity: 7 boxes (3.5 linear ft.) Abstract: Papers of American geographer and geologist William Morris Davis. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: *53M-183. Transferred from the Institute of Geographic Exploration; received: 1954. Historical Note Davis, an American geographer and geologist, was a world authority on physical geography, a creator of the science of geomorphology, and called the father of physiography, He taught geology at Harvard University (1876-1912), traveled throughout the world, founded the Harvard Travelers Club and the Association of American Geographers, and also contributed to the fields of astronomy and meteorology. Arrangement Arranged chronologically. Scope and Content http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou01209.html 12/16/2004 Davis, William Morris, 1850-1934. Papers: Guide. Page 2 of 3 Contains geological and geographical notebooks with field notes Davis kept on his scientific expeditions all over the world, especially in the United States and Western Europe; drafts of articles and lectures; and drawings that document his career. Also portraits of Davis and biographical material. Container List Davis, William Morris, 1850-1934. (1) Notes on Paleontology, 1869. (2) Record of voyage on board the "Ella" 1870. (3) Argentina, 1873. (4) Tennessee Valley, Catskills, 1876. (5) Kentucky and Tennessee, 1876. (6) Mt. Desert, November, 1880. (7) Catskill, 1882. (8) Catskill, 1882. (9) Catskill, Kingston, Mts. Becrafts, and Monadnock, 1883. (10) Boston and vicinity, 1883-1884. (11) Drift Hills in central New York, 1885. (12) Saugerties, N.Y., Hillsboro, N.H., Tarriffvile, Ct., 1886. (13) Summer school project, 1887. (14) New Britain, 1887. (15) Pennslyvania, 1889. (16) "Drift notes", May, 1889. (17) New Jersey and Lake Passaic, 1870. (18) U.S. Geological survey, 1890-1892. (19) Belgium and Germany. (20) Furnishings of 11 Wallace St. Cambridge, Wm.M.Davis (21) Albany, 1894. (22) Europe, 1894. (23) Syracuse, 1897; Narragansett, 1901; Westfield, Conn. 1901. (24) Western Excursion, 1897. (25) Europe, 1898-1899. (26) Scotland, Central France, 1898. (27) Central Plateau France, January, 1899. (28) Norway, [1899] (29) Venice - Munich, 1899. (30) France, Amalfi, Brindisi, 1899. (31) Vienna - Steinbruck, 1899. (32) Rome - Venice, 1899. (33) Southern England, 1900. (34) Colorado Canyon, June, 1900. (35) Notes on Brittany, Sept, 1900. (36) Notes on White Mtns., 1900, Pennslyvania, 1901, Springfield, 1901. (37) Notes on Colorado Canyon Trip, July, 1901. (38) Notes on North Carolina. November, 1902. (39) Notes on Nevada Oregon, and Utah. 1902. (40) Same (41) Turkistan, 1903. (42) Turkistan, 1903. (43) Colorado, Utah, 1904. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou01209.html 12/16/2004 Davis, William Morris, 1850-1934. Papers: Guide. Page 3 of 3 (44) Mexico, 1904 - Wales, 1907. (45) South Africa, 1905. (46) South Africa, 1905. (47) Mexican Trip, 1906. (48) Italy, 1908 (49) Italy and France, 1908. (50) Colorado, 1910. (51) Switzerland and Italy, 1911. (52) France, England, and Ireland, 1911. (53) Journal of transcontinental celebration, [1911-1912] (54) France and Italy, 1912. (55) Montana and Idaho, 1913 (56) California, Feb 1925-Mar 1925 (57) [Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona, Apr, 1925-May, 1926] (58) Arizona, May, 1929-June, 1931. (59) Oroville [n.d.] (60) Western Excursion [n.d.] 3 boxes of lectures, essays, drawings, and photographs. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou01209.html 12/16/2004 Davis, William Morris, 1850-1934. Additional papers: Guide. Page 1 of 16 MS Am 1798 Davis, William Morris, 1850-1934. Additional papers: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library peckenh VE GBD. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 © 2003 The President and Fellows of Harvard College None m Descriptive Summary 1144, Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University letter CWE Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1798 to Creator: Davis, William Morris, 1850-1934. Title: Additional papers, Date(s): 1885-1951. Quantity: 7 boxes (3.5 linear ft.) 181 Abstract: Primarily professional correspondence of American geographer and geologist William Morris Davis as well as compositions by him. faor; Administrative Information Acquisition Information: *64M-265 Transferred from The Geographical Institute; received: ca. 1955. Historical Note Davis, an American geographer and geologist, was a world authority on physical geography, a creator of the science of geomorphology, and called the father of physiography. He taught geology at Harvard University (1876-1912), traveled throughout the world, founded the Harvard Travelers Club and the Association of American Geographers, and also contributed to the fields of astronomy and meteorology. Arrangement Organized into the following series: http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00697.html 12/16/2004 Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. Family papers: Guide. Page 1 of 5 8/12/04 MS Am 1869.1 Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. Family papers: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 © 2003 The President and Fellows of Harvard College Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1869.1 Creator: Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. Title: Family papers, Date(s): 1796-1857. Quantity: 2 boxes (1 linear ft.) Abstract: Correspondence and compositions of New York City banker Samuel Ward and his family. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: *73M-15 Gift of Mr. Robert L. Gale, Department of English University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15260; received: 1973 October 2. Historical Note Julia Rush Cutler Ward (1796-1824), of Boston, an author of occasional poems, married http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00628.html 7/8/2004 Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. Family papers: Guide. Page 2 of 5 Samuel Ward (1786-1839), a New York City banker and philanthropist, in 1812. They were the parents of seven children including Julia Ward Howe. Arrangement Organized into the following series: I. Correspondence II. Compositions and miscellanea Scope and Content Consists chiefly of correspondence among family members namely correspondence between Samuel Ward and Julia Rush Cutler Ward. Also contains poems by family members, including poems written by Samuel for Julia; prayers, religious journals, notes, and verse by Julia; a journal by Samuel; a few receipts; a will; and miscellaneous manuscripts. Container List I. Correspondence N.b.: Samuel Ward (1756-1832) is referred to as Samuel Ward, Sr.; Samuel Ward (1786-1839) as Samuel Ward; Samuel Ward (1814-1884) as Samuel Ward III. (1) Bethune, Joanna (Graham) 1770-1849. 2 letters to Samuel Ward; [n.d.]. (2) Cutler, Benjamin Clarke. 1 letter to Samuel Ward; 1832. (3) Cutler, Benjamin Clarke, 1798-1863. 1 letter to John Ward; 1856. (4) Cutler, Sarah (Mitchell) Herne. 2 letters to Samuel Ward; 1824 & [n.d.]. No. 2 with a letter by Elizabeth Ward to Samuel Ward. (5) Dorr, Mary Gray (Ward). 25 letters to Louisa Cutler (Ward) Crawford Terry; 1837- 5/22/04 1841 & [n.d.]. (6) Euangeles, CLM 1 letter to Samuel Ward; 1837. With a letter by John Henry Hill to Samuel Ward. (7) Graham, Isabella (Marshall) 1742-1814. 2 letters to Sarah (Mitchell) Herne Cutler; 1797 & [n.d.]. No. 1 publ. in Isabella Graham's The power of faith. N. Y., 1843. (8) Graham, Isabella (Marshall) 1742-1814. 1 letter to Julia Rush (Cutler) Ward; [n.d.]. (9) Howe, Julia (Ward) 1819-1910. 2 letters to Louisa Cutler (Ward) Crawford Terry; 1845 & [n.d.]. Each with a letter by Francis Marion Ward to Louisa Cutler (Ward) Crawford Terry; no. 2 with a letter by Francis Marion Ward to Henry Ward. (10) Howe, Julia (Ward) 1819-1910. 1 letter to Samuel Ward; [n.d.]. With an A.MS.s. poem by her. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00628.html 7/8/2004 Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. Family papers: Guide. Page 3 of 5 (11) Mailliard, Anne Eliza (Ward) 1824-1895. 1 letter to [John Gray Ward?]; [n.d.]. (12) Terry, Louisa Cutler (Ward) Crawford, d. 1897. 5 letters to Samuel Ward; [1824] - 1838 & [n.d.]. No. 3 with a letter by Francis Marion Ward to Samuel Ward. (13) Ward, Ann Catherine. 1 letter to Julia (Ward) Howe; [n.d.]. With letters by Ann Catherine Ward to Louisa Cutler (Ward) Crawford Terry and to Anne Eliza (Ward) Mailliard. (14) Ward, Ann Catherine. 11 letters to Julia Rush (Cutler) Ward; [n.d.]. No. 1 with a letter by Samuel Ward, Sr. to Julia Rush (Cutler) Ward. (15) Ward, Francis Marion, 1820-1847. 20 letters to Louisa Cutler (Ward) Crawford Terry; 1840-1846. No. 14 also to Anne Eliza (Ward) Mailliard. (16) Ward, Francis Marion, 1820-1847. 1 letter to Samuel Ward; [n.d.]. (17) Ward, George Cabot, 1824-1887. 5 letters to Louisa Cutler (Ward) Crawford Terry; 1840-1841 & [n.d.]. No. 5 with a letter by Mary Gray (Ward) Dorr to Louisa Cutler (Ward) Crawford Terry. (18) Ward, Henry, d. 1840. 1 letter to Samuel Ward; 1836. (19) Ward, Henry, d. 1840. 1 letter to Samuel Ward III; 183[-]. (20) Ward, John Gray, d. 1856. 1 letter to Anne Eliza (Ward) Mailliard; [n.d.]. Perhaps by John Gray Ward. (21) Ward, Julia Rush (Cutler) 1795-1824. 2 letters to Benjamin Clarke Cutler; 1807 & [n.d.]. (22) Ward, Julia Rush (Cutler) 1795-1824. 3 letters to Isabella (Marshall) Graham; 1814 & [n.d.]. (23) Ward, Julia Rush (Cutler) 1795-1824. 1 letter to Eliza J Ward; [n.d.]. (24) Ward, Julia Rush (Cutler) 1795-1824. 29 letters to Elizabeth Ward; [n.d.]. (25) Ward, Julia Rush (Cutler) 1795-1824. 9 letters to Phebe E Ward; 1815-1816 & [n.d.]. (26) Ward, Julia Rush (Cutler) 1795-1824. 1 letter to Samuel Ward, Sr.; [n.d.]. (27) Ward, Julia Rush (Cutler) 1795-1824. 98 letters to Samuel Ward; 1812-1823 & [n.d.]. Nos. 3, 17, 36 & 37 with letters by Maria Eliza (Cutler) Francis to Samuel Ward; nos. 44, 46 & 47 with letters by John Wakefield Francis to Samuel Ward; nos. 49 & 50 with letters by Louisa Charlotte (Cutler) McAllister to Samuel Ward. (28) Ward, Samuel, 1756-1832. 2 letters to Ann Catherine Ward; 1807 & [n.d.]. (29) Ward, Samuel, 1756-1832. 1 letter to Phebe (Greene) Ward; 1808. With a letter by [Henry] Ward to Phebe (Greene) Ward and one from H[enry] Ward to Kate Ward. (30) Ward, Samuel, 1756-1832. 2 letters to Samuel Ward; [n.d.]. (31) Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. 3 letters to Sarah (Mitchell) Herne Cutler; 1813-1814 & [n.d.]. (32) Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. 1 letter to [], lady Feltham; 1832. (33) Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. 3 letters to Julia (Ward) Howe; [n.d.]. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00628.html 7/8/2004 Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. Family papers: Guide. Page 4 of 5 No. 1 with A.MS. poem by Samuel Ward. (34) Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. 1 letter to Anne Eliza (Ward) Mailliard; 1838. Also addressed to Louisa Cutler (Ward) Crawford Terry. (35) Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. 5 letters to Ann Catherine Ward; 1806-1809 & [n.d.]. Also addressed to Phebe E Ward. (36) Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. 245 letters to Julia Rush (Cutler) Ward; 1812-1823 & [n.d.]. No. 3 with letter by Eliza J Ward to Julia Rush (Cutler) Ward; no. 110 lacks ending; no. 113 with letter by Louisa Charlotte (Cutler) McAllister; nos. 138, 140 & 151 with letters by Samuel Ward III; nos. 140 & 151 with letters by Samuel Ward, Sr.; nos. 140, 166 & 189 with letters by Ann Catherine Ward; no. 190 with letter by Henry Ward, all to Julia Rush (Cutler) Ward. (37) Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. 2 letters to Phebe (Greene) Ward; 1804-1805. (38) Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. 4 letters to Samuel Ward, Sr.; 1803-1806 & [n.d.]. No. 4 lacks ending; no. 3 with letter by Samuel Ward to Phebe E Ward and to Ann Catherine Ward. (39) Ward, Samuel, 1814-1884. 1 letter to Julia Rush (Cutler) Ward; [n.d.]. 2 copies [in the hand of Samuel Ward, Sr.?]. (40) Ward, Samuel, 1814-1884. 2 letters to Samuel Ward; 1824 & [n.d.]. No. 2 with poem in the hand of Samuel Ward on verso. Series: II. Compositions and miscellanea (41) Bethune, Divie. [Poem]. A.MS.; Jamaica Plains, 23 Jul 1796. 1s. (4p.) (42) Cunningham, M [Receipt for Samuel Ward]. A.MS.s.; New York, 23 Mar 1820. 1s. (1p.) (43) Cutler, Sarah (Mitchell) Herne. [Poems]. A.MS.; [n.p., n.d.]. 2s. (3p.) (44) Graham, Isabella (Marshall) 1742-1814. [Prayer]. A.MS.; [n.p., n.d.]. 1s. (2p.) Written for Julia Rush (Cutler) Ward. (45) Mailliard, Anne Eliza (Ward) 1824-1895. [Poems]. A.MS.s.; [n.p.], 1832 & [n.d.]. 2s. (4p.) (46) New York historical society. Extract from the minutes of a meeting.. MS. (unidentified hand); New York, 1839. 1s. (1p.) env. (47) R[], C[]. A journal [and a letter] for Mrs. Ward. MS.; [n.p., n.d.]. 2s. (7p.) (48) Terry, Louisa Cutler (Ward) Crawford, d. 1897. [Will]. MS. (copy in an unidentified hand); London, 16 Oct 1857. 1s. (4p.) (49) Ward, Julia Rush (Cutler) 1795-1824. [Prayers and religious journals]. A.MS.; [n.p.] 1814 & [n.d.]. 8f. (13p.) & 5s. (13p.) (50) Ward, Julia Rush (Cutler) 1795-1824. [Miscellaneous notes and verse]. A.MS.; [n.p., n.d.]. 4f. (8p.) & 2s. (3p.) (51) Ward, Samuel, 1756-1832. [Statements of payment]. A.MS.s.; Jamaica, 15 Aug & 1 Sep 1820. 2s. (4p.) (52) Ward, Samuel, 1786-1839. [Journal]. A.MS.; [n.p., n.d.]. 2s. (6p.) Fragments missing. (torn). http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00628.html 7/8/2004 run view rage 1 or L Harvard University HOLLIS CATALOG Search Results List Expanded Search Previous Searches C TAS Command Search Display Options Full Catalog Find Articles Journal Titles Digital Resources R Full View of Record : FULL CATALOG Print/Save/Send Add to List I View List Last Browse Back to Results List Choose format: Full view I Short view I MARC Record 6 out of 38 Previous Record Next Record Author : Shurcliff, Arthur A. (Arthur Asahel), 1870-1957. Title : Notebooks, 1897-1902. Locations/Orders : Availability Location : Houghton 1 MS Am 1424 Holdings Availability Finding aids : Electronic finding aid available hhttp://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:FHCL.Hough:hou01154 Unpublished printed finding aid available in the Houghton Accessions Records, 1955-1956, under *55M-161. Description : 1 V. (.14 linear ft.) Description : Arranged chronologically. History notes : Shurcliff was a landscape architect who, with Frederick Law Olmstead, Jr., founded the landscape architecture program at Harvard University. Summary : Autograph manuscript on Charles Eliot's remarks on landscape architecture, together with three logbooks of trips taken in the U.S. and abroad. Provenance : At least one location has provenance information. Click on the holdings link(s) for specific information. Cite as : Arthur A. Shurcliff Notebooks (MS Am 1424). Houghton Library, Harvard University. Subject : Shurcliff, Arthur A. (Arthur Asahel), 1870-1957. Eliot, Charles, 1859-1897. Subject : Harvard University -- Faculty. Subject : Landscape architecture. Form/Genre : Logs (records) Notebooks. Occupation : Landscape architects. Authors : Eliot, Charles, 1859-1897. HOLLIS Number : 009002523 http://lms01.harvard.edu/F/9NN8TSBJE8NK8EA95M3K8XH5QJNC7J12UHI9MAXJ2EIE... 7/4/2007 Shurcliff, Arthur Asahel, 1870-. Notebooks: Guide. Page 1 of 2 MS Am 1424 Shurcliff, Arthur Asahel, 1870-. Notebooks: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library VE TAS Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 © 2002 The President and Fellows of Harvard College Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Call No.: MS Am 1424 Creator: Shurcliff, Arthur Asahel, 1870-. Title: Notebooks, Date(s): 1897-1902. Quantity: 4 V. in 1 case (.14 linear ft.) Abstract: Logbooks and writings of the American landscape architect Arthur Asahel Shurcliff. Acquisition Information: *55M-161 Gift of Arthur A. Shurcliff Esq.; 14 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts; received: 1956 Feb. Historical Note Shurcliff was a landscape architect who, with Frederick Law Olmstead, Jr., founded the landscape architecture program at Harvard University. Arrangement Arranged chronologically. Scope and Content Autograph manuscript on Charles Eliot's remarks on landscape architecture, together with three logbooks of trips taken in the U.S. and abroad. http://oasis.harvard.edu:10080/oasis/deliver/xslTransform;jsessionid=378BEC3BB46278E1... 7/4/2007 Shurcliff, Arthur Asanel, 18/U-. Notebooks: Guide. Page 2 of 2 Container List (1) Shurcliff, Arthur Asahel, 1870- What Mr. Eliot said. A.MS.s.; [n.p.] May 1897. 1v. Obiter dicta of Charles Eliot on landscape problems. (2) Shurcliff, Arthur Asahel, 1870- Log of 5 days in Newburyport A.MS.s.; [n.p.] August 1898. 1v. (3) Shurcliff, Arthur Asahel, 1870- Log of a 5 days stay in Concord A.MS.s.; [n.p.] May 1898. 1v. (4) Shurcliff, Arthur Asahel, 1870- Log of a lonely trip to Europe A.MS.s.; [n.p.] Sep - Oct 1902. 1v. hou01154 http://oasis.harvard.edu:10080/oasis/deliver/xslTransform;jsessionid=378BEC3BB46278E1... 7/4/2007 OASIS Page 1 of 1 1193.3 OASIS TAS Online Archival Search Information System Norton, Elizabeth Gaskell, 1866-. Papers of Elizabeth Gaskell Norton and Sara Norton: Guide. Show full finding aid I Return to search results I Return to search page Search: "dorr" Anywhere and "george" Anywhere and "bucknam" Anywhere in a finding aid Summary Information Administrative Information Historical/Biographical Information Organization Scope and Content Container List 1s.(2p.) env. (4) Ashburner, George. A.L.s. to [ Elizabeth Gaskell Norton ]; [ 1s.(4p.) (5) Ashburner, George. A.L.s. to Sara Norton; London, 1s.(4p.) (61) Curtis, George William, 1824-1892. T.L.s. to Elizabeth Gaskell Norton; 1s.(2p.) env. (62) Curtis, George William, 1824-1892. T.L.s. to same; West New Brighton, 1s.(3p.) env. (63) Curtis, George William, 1824-1892. T.L.s.(Uncle Giorgio) to same; West 1s.(3p.) env. (64) Curtis, George William, 1824-1892. T.L.s. to same; West New Brighton, 1s.(3p.) env. (65) Curtis, George William, 1824-1892. Photograph S.; 27 Jan With typed translation, 1s.(1p.) (69) Darwin, Sir George Howard, 1845-1912, A.L.s. to Elizabeth Gaskell Norton; [James, Henry, 1843-1916. ] T.L. (copy) to Arthur [George Sedgwick ]; [ London ] 5 Dec 1s.(3p.) (182) Joachim, George. A.L.s. to same: Dunedin, N.Z., 10 Sep 2s.(8p.) (260) Palmer, George Herbert, 1842-1933. A.L.s. to [ Sara] Norton; Mrs. Wilson King. (305) Sedgwick, Arthur George, 1844-1915. A.L.s. (initials) to Sara Norton ]: 1s.(1p.) F.67. Bancroft, George. 1800-1891. A.L.s. to same; ensroute for Washington, 1s.(2p.) F.67 Cable, George Washington, 1844-1925. A.L.s. to same; Northampton, 1s.(3p.) F.33. Curtis, George William, 1824-1892. T.L.s. to [Sara Norton ]; 1s.(2p.) F.19. Curtis, George William, 1824-1892. MS. telegram to Charles Eliot Norton; 1s.(1p.) F.20. Curtis, George William, 1824-1892. T.L.s. to same; West New Brighton, 1s.(3p.) F.66. Dorr, George Bucknam, 1853-1944. A.L.s. to [ Sara] Norton 1s.(3p.) F.66. Dorr, George Bucknam, 1853-1944. A.L.s. to [ Sara] Norton; [ (3p.) F.66. Dorr, George Bucknam, 1853-1944. A.L.s. to [ Sara] Norton; Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894. A.L.s. to George William Curtis and Charles Eliot Norton; 1s.(1p.) F.69. Palmer, George Herbert, 1842-1933. A.L.s. to [ Sara] Norton; [ 1s.(1p.) F.16. Palmer, George Herbert, 1842-1933. A.L.s. to [ Charles Eliot] Norton; Tavern club, Boston. MS.L. (written and signed by George H. Monks ) to same; [ Boston 24 Oct Tavern club, Boston. MS.L. (written and signed by George H. Monks ) to same; [ Boston, 18? Feb Tavern club, Boston. MS.L. (written and signed by George H. Monks ) to same; [ Boston 23 Feb OASIS Home | About OASIS Search OASIS Questions or Comments ...findaid-idx.cgi?type=HTML&byte=72816544&oldtype=boolean&rgnl=Anywhere&rgn2=Anywhere&rgn3=A12/27/2002 nuel Gray. Papers of Samuel Gray Ward and Anna Hazard Barker Ward: Guide. Page 1 of 68 MS Am 1465 Ward, Samuel Gray. Papers of Samuel Gray Ward and Anna Hazard Barker Ward: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 © 2002 The President and Fellows of Harvard College Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1465 Creator: Ward, Samuel Gray. Title: Papers of Samuel Gray Ward and Anna Hazard Barker Ward, Date(s): 1823-1934 (inclusive) 1837-1900 (bulk). Quantity: 7 boxes (2.3 linear ft.) Abstract: Papers of Samual Baker Ward and his wife Anna Hazard Barker Ward, friends of Ralph Waldo Emerson and associates of the Transcendentalists. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: *42M-2088 *45M-343 Gift of Mrs. William C. Endicott and Mrs. Charles Bruen Perkins; received: 1942, 1944, and 6 Mar 1946. Historical Note Ward (1817-1907), a banker in Boston and New York, was a friend of Ralph Waldo Emerson and an associate of the Transcendentalists. Anna Hazard Barker Ward was his wife. Organization Organized into the following series: I. Papers II. Other papers http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00309.html 12/27/2004 nuel Gray. Papers of Samuel Gray Ward and Anna Hazard Barker Ward: Guide. Page 2 of 68 III. Miscellanea Scope and Content Chiefly letters to the Wards from relatives, friends, and business associates; also some letters by them, a few poems by Samuel Ward, and a diary, 1845-1852, and commonplace book of Anna Ward. The chief correspondent represented is Ralph Waldo Emerson. Others include Joshua Bates, John Murray Forbes, Margaret Fuller, Otto and Jenny Lind Goldschmidt, Augustine Heard, Henry James (the father), Fanny Kemble, Charles Eliot Norton, Elizabeth Peabody, Catherine Maria Sedgwick, Charles Sedgwick, Elizabeth Buckminster Dwight Sedgwick, Celia Laighton Thaxter, and Sarah Butler Wister. Container List Series: I. Papers (1) Adams, Charles Francis, 1807-1886. A.L.s. (C.F.Adams) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [n.p.] 18 Jun [18--?] folder ([1]p.) (2) Adams, Charles Francis, 1807-1886. A.L.s. (C.F.Adams) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; London, 1 Apr 1863. folder ([3]p.) 266. (3) Adams, Charles Francis, 1807-1886. A.L.s. (C.F.Adams) to [Samuel Gray Ward];London, 19 Jun 1863. folder ([4]p.) (4) Adams, Charles Francis, 1835-1915. A.L.s. (Charles F. Adams) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; South Lincoln, 9 Nov [1900] folders ([7]p.) (5) Adams, Marian (Hooper) 1843-1885. A.L.s. (Marian Adams) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Alexandria, 15 Mar [1873] folder ([4]p.) (6) Adlerspawr, A A.L.s. (A.Adlerspawr) to [Mrs. Anna Hazard Barker Ward]; [n.p.] 10 Jun 1862. folder ([2]p.) With envelope. (7) Adlerspawr, A A.L.s. (A.Adlerspawr) to [Anna Hazard Barker Ward]; Carlskrona, 23 Sept 1862. folder ([2]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (8) Adlerspawr, A A.L.s. (A.Adlerspawr) to [Anna Hazard Barker Ward]; Stockholm, 21 Apr 1869. folder ([3]p.) (9) Agassiz, Alexander, 1835-1910. A.L.s. (A.Agassiz) to [Anna Hazard Barker Ward]; Cambridge, 21 Sept [1860] 1/2 folder ([1]p.) (10) Agassiz, Elizabeth Cabot (Cary) 1822-1907. A.L.s. (Elizabeth C. Agassiz) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Cambridge, 5 Nov 1900. folder ([3]p.) (11) Agassiz, Louis, 1807-1873. A.L.s. (L.Agassiz) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [n.p., 185-?] folder ([1]p.) (12) Agassiz, Louis, 1807-1873. A.L.s. (L.Agassiz) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Cambridge, 29 Dec [185-?] ([2]p.) (13) Agassiz, Louis, 1807-1873. A.L.s. (L.Agassiz) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [Cambridge] 24 Dec 1860. folder ([3]p.) (14) Agassiz, Louis, 1807-1873. A.N.s. (L.Agassiz) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Cambridge, 9 May 1861. ([1]p.) (15) Allen, Mary W A.L.s. (Mary W.Allen, and 5 others) to [Margaret (Fuller) Ossali]; [n.p., 183-?] ([1]p.) (16) Ambert, Joachim, baron, 1804-1890. A.L.s. (Baron Ambert) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Nancy, 6 Nov 1857. folder ([4]p.) In French. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00309.html 12/27/2004 muel Gray. Papers of Samuel Gray Ward and Anna Hazard Barker Ward: Guide. Page 14 of 68 1853. folder ([4]p.) (241) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Liverpool, 5 May 1858. folder ([2]p.) (242) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; St.Michael's Mount, 2 Dec 1860. folder ([5]p.) (243) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker)] Ward; Liverpool, 11 Jan 1861. folder ([3]p.) (244) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Liverpool, 30 Nov 1861. folder ([2]1.) Addressed onp. [4]. (245) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Liverpool, 28 Feb 1862. folder ([3]p.) (246) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Liverpool, 7 Dec 1862. folders ([11]p.) (247) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Liverpool, 21 Jul 1863. folders ([8]p.) (248) Dixon, Joshua A.L.(unsigned) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward];[Liverpool] 10 Mar 1864. folder ([4]p.) Last part of this letter is missing. (249) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; London, 27 May 1870. folder ([2]p.) (250) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward];[Liverpool] 18 Dec 1870. folders ([7]p.) (251) Dixon, Joshua A.N.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [Liverpool?] 29 Jun [1873. ] folder ([1]p.) (252) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Cheshire, 20 Mar 1876. folder ([3]p.) (253) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Cheshire, 29 Nov 1876. folder ([2]p.) (254) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; [n.p.] 29 Oct 1877. folder ([5]p.) (255) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Cheshire, 15 Jan 1879. folder ([4]p.) (256) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Exeter, 4 Aug 1879. folder ([3]p.) (257) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; 28 Jun 1880, Exeter. folder ([4]p.) (258) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; 27 Dec 1880. folder ([4]p.) (259) Dixon, Joshua A.L.s. (Joshua Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Exeter, 25 Jun [1882. ]folder ([4]p.) (260) Dixon, Mrs. Margaret A.L.s. (Margaret Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Letherhead, 21 Jan 1886. folders ([8]p.) (261) Dixon, Mary L A.L.s. (M.L.Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward];[Liverpool] 16 Oct [185-?] folders ([8]p.) (262) Dixon, Mary L A.L.s. (M.L.Dixon) to [Anna Hazard (Barker)] Ward; [Liverpool] 4 May [1858]([2]p.) (263) Dorr, George Bucknam, 1853- Typescript of letter to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Bar Harbor, Nov 1933. (31.) Enclosure: typed annotation, identifying people mentioned in this letter. (264) Dorr, George Bucknam, 1853- Typescript of letter to T[h]om[as Wren Ward]; Bar Harbor, 3 May 1934. ([1]p.) http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00309.html 12/27/2004 muel Gray. Papers of Samuel Gray Ward and Anna Hazard Barker Ward: Guide. Page 15 of 68 (265) Dorr, Mary Gray (Ward) A.L.s. (M.G.W.Dorr) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Nice, 11 Dec [1875] folder ([4]p.) (265a) Dorr, Mary Gray (Ward) A.L.s. (M. G. D.) to "My dear Sam" [i.e. Samuel Gray Ward]; Oldfarm, 3 Aug [189-?] folders ([8]p.) (265b) Dorr, Mary Gray (Ward) A.L.s. (M. G. D.) to "My dear Sam" [i.e. Samuel Gray Ward]; [n.p.] 17 May [189-?] folder ([4]p.) (266) Downing, Andrew Jackson, 1815-1852. A.L.s. (A.J.Downing) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Newburgh, 14 May 1849. folder ([4]p.) (267) Downing, Andrew Jackson, 1815-1852. A.L.s. (A.J.Downing) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Newburgh, 1 Jul 1850. folder ([2]p.) (268) Dresel, Anna (Loring) A.L.s. (Anna Loring) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward];[n.p.] 15 Oct [186-?] folder ([4]p.) (269) Dresel, Anna (Loring) A.L.s. (Anna Dresel) to [Anna Hazard (Barker)] Ward; Dresden, 22 May [18]72. folder ([4]p.) (270) Dresel, Anna (Loring) A.L.s. (Anna Dresel) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Dresden, 30 May [1872. ]folder ([4]p.) (271) Dresel, Anna (Loring) A.N.s. (Anna L.Dresel) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Boston, 19 May 1873. ([1]p.) (272) Dresel, Otto, 1826-1890. A.L.s. (Otto Dresel) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [n.p., 18--?] ([1]p.) (273) Dresel, Otto, 1826-1890. A.L.s. (Otto Dresel) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; North Conway, 11 Aug [186-?] folder ([3]p.) (274) Dresel, Otto, 1826-1890. A.L.s. (Otto Dresel) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Beverly, 21 Sept 1868. folder ([2]1.) (275) Dresel, Otto, 1826-1890. A.L.s. (Otto Dresel) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [Boston, 187-?] folder ([3]p.) First part of this letter is wanting. (276) Dresel, Otto, 1826-1890. A.L. to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Boston, 19 Feb 1873. folder ([4]p.) Last part of this letter is wanting. (277) Duncan, W Butler A.L.s. (W.Butler Duncan) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Staten Island, 8 Sep [1872. ]folders ([16]p.) (278) Embury, Emma Catherine (Manley) 1806-1863. Transcript of poem, in 6 stanzas "To the memory of Miss Sophia Elizabeth Clinch (Thyrza)" ; [n.p., 18--?] ([2]p.) (279) Emerson, Ellen Tucker, 1839-1909. A.L.s. (Ellen T.Emerson) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Concord, 19 Oct 1874. folder ([4]p.) (280) Emerson, Ellen Tucker, 1839-1909. A.L.s. (Ellen T.Emerson) to [Anna Hazard (Barker)] Ward; Concord, 17 Nov 1874. folder ([4]p.) (281) Emerson, Ellen Tucker, 1839-1909. A.L.s. (Ellen T.Emerson) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Concord, 8 Feb 1876. folder ([4]p.) (282) Emerson, Ellen Tucker, 1839-1909. A.L.s. (Ellen T.Emerson) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward];Concord, 4 Apr 1876. folder ([4]p.) (283) Emerson, Ellen Tucker, 1839-1909. A.L.s. (Ellen T.Emerson) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward];Concord, 24 Jul 1876. folder ([4]p.) (284) Emerson, Ellen Tucker, 1839-1909. A.L.s. (Ellen T.Emerson) to [Anna Hazard (Barker)] Ward; Concord, 27 Aug 1878. folders ([8]p.) (285) Emerson, Ellen Tucker, 1839-1909. A.L.s. (Ellen T.Emerson) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward];Concord, 30 Jan 1882. folders ([7]p.) (286) Emerson, Ellen Tucker, 1839-1909. A.L.s. (Ellen T.Emerson) to [Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Gray Ward]; Concord, 28 Apr 1882. folders ([7]p.) With envelope. (287) Emerson, Ellen Tucker, 1839-1909. A.L.s. (Ellen T.Emerson) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Concord, 22 Oct 1889. folder ([4]p.) http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00309.html 12/27/2004 nuel Gray. Papers of Samuel Gray Ward and Anna Hazard Barker Ward: Guide. Page 62 of 68 (1294r) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker), d. 1900. A.L.s. (Anna B.) to [Thomas H. Barker]; [Geneva, Sep 1838] [1]1. (1294s) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker), d. 1900. A.L.s. (Anna B.) to [Thomas H. Barker]; Lucerns, 1 Sep [1838] folder ([3]p.) (1294t) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker), d. 1900. A.L.s. (Anna B.) to [Thomas H. Barker]; New York, 23 Dec 1838. folder ([4]p.) Addressed on .44 (1295) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900. Typescript of letter signed (Sam & Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Boston, 6 May [184-?] ([1]p.) o (1296) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; [n.p.] 20 Nov [184-?] folder ([1]p.) (1297) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900. A.L.s. (Anna H.Barker Ward) to Hiram Powers; Boston, 30 Apr 1841. folder ([4]p.) (1298) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900. A.L.s. (Anna H.B. Ward) to Abigail E.Thurston, Mary Barrow; Boston, 29 Dec 1842. folder ([3]p.) (1299) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900. A.L.s. (Anna H.B.Ward) to Abigail E. Thurston, Mary Barrow; Boston, 29 Dec 1842. folder ([3]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1300) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.draft S. (Anna H.B. Ward) to Abigail E.Thurston, Mary Barrow; [Boston, 31 Jan 1843 ]folder ([3]p.) (1301) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900. A.L.s. (Anna B.Ward) to Abigail E.Thurston, Mary Barrow; Boston, 31 Jan 1843. folder ([3]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. O (1302) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 25 Jan 1845. folder ([2]p.) 0 (1303) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; New York, 15 Apr 1845. folder ([2]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1304) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; [n.p.] 11 May (1845] folder ([3]p.) (1305) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 11 Jan 1846. folder ([2]p.) (1306) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 16 Apr 1846. folder ([1]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1307) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 29 Apr 1846. folder ([2]p.) (1308) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Montreal, 8 Jul [1846. ]folder ([3]p.) (1309) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 30 Oct [1846. ]folder ([3]p.) o (1310) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (A.H.B.W.) to [Lydia (Gray) Ward]; Highwood, 2 Nov 1846. folder ([4]p.) o (1311) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna H.B.Ward) to [Thomas Wren and Lydia (Gray) Ward]; Highwood, 5 Mar 1847. folder ([3]p.) o (1312) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; [n.p.] 27 Jun 1847. folder ([3]p.) (1313) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Brooklyn, 28 Oct 1847. folder ([4]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. 1314) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 20 http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00309.html 12/27/2004 nuel Gray. Papers of Samuel Gray Ward and Anna Hazard Barker Ward: Guide. Page 63 of 68 Nov 1847. folder ([3]p.) (1315) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren and Lydia (Gray) Ward]; Highwood, 13 Mar 1848. folder ([4]p.) (1316) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 6 Apr 1848. folder ([4]p.) (1317) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren] and [Lydia (Gray) Ward]; Highwood, 25 Jun [1848. ]folder ([2]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1318) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 18 Jul 1848. folder ([4]p.) (1319) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 24 Jul 1848. folder ([2]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1320) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 29 Jul 1848. folder ([3]p.) (1321) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 18 Mar 1849. folder ([4]p.) (1322) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Highwood, 22 Apr 1849. folder ([4]p.) (1323) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna H.B. Ward) to [Lydia (Gray) Ward]; Highwood, 1 May 1849. folder ([4]p.) (1324) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Boston, 29 Dec 1850. folder ([4]p.) (1325) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; [Boston] 18 May [1851] folder ([2]p.) (1326) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900. A.L.s. (Anna H.B. Ward) to [Lydia (Gray) Ward]; Northampton, 5 Jun 1851. folder ([3]p.) (1327) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Northampton, 3 Jul 1851. folder ([4]p.) (1328) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Northampton, 6 Sep 1851. folder ([4]p.) (1329) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900. A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Northampton, 26 Sep 1851. folder ([4]p.) (1330) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Northampton, 18 Oct 1851. folder ([4]p.) (1331) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Boston, 9 Nov 1852. folder ([4]p.) (1332) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Lydia (Gray) Ward]; Blue Hills, 1 Jul 1853. folder ([4]p.) (1333) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Blue Hills, 13 Jul 1853. folder ([4]p.) (1334) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Lydia (Gray) Ward]; Blue Hills, 28 Jul 1853. folder ([4]p.) (1335) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (A.H.B.W.) to [Lydia (Gray) Ward]; Blue Hills, 15 Aug 1853. folder ([4]p.) (1336) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Lydia (Gray) Ward]; Boston, 23 Dec [1854. ]folder ([3]p.) (1337) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna) to [Thomas Wren Ward]; Sharon, 1 Aug 1855. folders ([12]p.) (1338) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.A.L.s. (Anna Ward) to [Ralph Waldo Emerson]; Bywood? 2 Oct 1859. folder ([4]p.) http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00309.html 12/27/2004 nuel Gray. Papers of Samuel Gray Ward and Anna Hazard Barker Ward: Guide. Page 64 of 68 (1339) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) .1900. Autograph memoranda in re "Souvenirs of Mrs. Craven" also a letter of George Keats; [Rome? 1869?] Written upon an envelope. (1340) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900. Transcript of diary; Lenox, 1 Jan 1845- Boston, 28 Sep 1842. ([144]p.) (1341) Ward, Anna Hazard (Barker) d.1900.Commonplace book, with transcripts of verses, etc. in the handwriting of Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward and others. Also sketches in pencil and in water color. [n.p., 183-?] (1342) Ward, George Cabot, 1824-1887. A.L.s. (George C.Ward) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; London, 25 Apr 1847. folder ([4]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1343) Ward, Louisa C A.L.s. (Louisa C.Ward) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; 19 Sept 1841. folder ([2]p.) (1344) Ward, Martha A A.L.s. (Martha .Ward) to [ ] Farrar; Boston, 11 Oct 1836. folder ([3]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1345) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.L.s. (S.G.Ward) to []; [n.p., 18--?] folder ([2]1.) (1346) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. Autograph poem in 3 stanzas "Fading away"; also 3 other poems entitled: "Moonlight", "The temple", and "The sea". [18--?] ([2]p.) (1347) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. Autograph poem in 6 stanzas, beginning "O faraway & long-ago!" [18--?] ([2]p.) Includes: annotation in handwriting of William Crowninshield Endicott "by Samuel Gray Ward". (1348) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. Autograph poem "The Barque 'Anna'" in 9 stanzas. [n.p., 18--?] folder ([2]p.) (1349) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907, Autograph poem in 2 stanzas, beginning "Teach me the friendship of pain"; [n.p., 18--?] ([1]p.) (1350) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.L.s. (S.G.W.) to [ New York [18--?] folder ([4]p.) (1351) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.L.s. (S.G.W.) to [Eliza Ware (Rotch) Farrar]; Greenbank, 10 Oct 1836. folder ([3]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1352) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.L.s. (S.G.Ward) to [Eliza Ware (Rotch) Farrar]; Greenbank, 6 Oct 1836. folder ([3]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1353) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.L.s. (S.G.Ward) to [Eliza Ware (Rotch) Farrar]; Levister, 13 Oct 1836. folder ([3]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1354) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.L.s. (S.G.W.) to [Eliza Ware (Rotch) Farrar]; New York, 10 Apr [1838. ]folder ([4]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1355) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.memorandum in re selling large quantity of wheat for Baring Bros. & co. 1td. to Napoleon III; [New York] 21 Sep [1855] folder ([3]p.) (1356) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.L.s. (Father) to [Elizabeth Ward]; Boston. 30 Jun 1860. folder ([4]p.) (1357) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.L.s. (Saml.G.W.) to [ ? ] New York, 24 Apr 1863. folder ([4]p.) (1358) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.L.s. (Saml.G.W.) to [ ? ]; Boston, 15 May [1863. ]folder ([4]p.) (1359) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.draft unsigned to [ ? ] Rhinelander; Philadelphia 10 Feb [1872. ]folder ([3]p.) (1360) Ward, Samuel Gray, 1817-1907. A.L.s. (Sam.G.Ward) to Messrs.Baring Brothers & Co.; Washington, 21 Feb [1891. ]folder ([3]p.) (1361) Ward, Thomas Wren, 1786-1858. A.L.s. (T.W.Ward) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Boston, 19 Jun 1845. folder ([2]p.) http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00309.html 12/27/2004 nuel Gray. Papers of Samuel Gray Ward and Anna Hazard Barker Ward: Guide. Page 65 of 68 Addressed on p. [4]. O (1362) Ward, Thomas Wren, 1786-1858. A.L.s. (T.W.Ward) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Boston, 7 May 1849. folder ([1]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1363) Ward, Thomas Wren, 1786-1858. A.L.s. (T.W.Ward) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [Boston, 8 May 1849 ]folder ([1]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1364) Ward, Thomas Wren, 1786-1858. A.N.s. (T.W.Ward) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Boston, 1 Jun 1849. ([1]p.) (1365) Ward, Thomas Wren, 1786-1858. A.L.s. (T.W.Ward) to [Samuel Gray Ward];Boston, 3 Jun 1849. folder ([2]p.) Addressed on p. [4]. O (1366) Ward, Thomas Wren, 1786-1858. Last will and testament, signed (T.W.Ward) and witnessed by Francis C.Lowell, Moses L.Hale, and E.L.Perkins; Boston, 9 Mar 1850. folder ([2]p.) Manuscript, by a lawyer's clerk. Includes: ms. codicil S. (T.W.Ward) and witnessed by Moses L.Hale, E.L.Perkins and Samuel White; [Boston] 31 Jul 1850. (1367) Ward, Thomas Wren, 1786-1858. A.L.s. (T.W.Ward) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Canton, 17 Aug 1856. folder ([4]p.) (T368) Ware, John, 1795-1864. A.N.s. (John Ware) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [Boston?] 11 Feb 1851. folder ([1]p.) (1369) Ware, John, 1795-1864. A.L.s. (John Ware) to [Samuel Gray Ward];[Boston] 14 Feb 1851. folder ([1]p.) (1370) Ware, John, 1795-1864. A.L.s. (John Ware) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Boston, 13 Jul 1851. folder ([2]1.) (1371) Ware, John, 1795-1864. A.L.s. (J.Ware) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Boston, 29 May 1853. folder ([2]p.) (1372) Waterston, Anna C L A.L.s. (Anna C.L.Waterston) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Paris, 25 Aug 1858. folder ([4]p.) Enclosure: excerpt from a letter of Mr. Mountford and excerpt from letter of William Cullen Bryant, in the handwriting of Anna C.L. Waterston; [Paris, 25 Aug 1858] ([1]p.) (1373) Wellman, V U A.L.s. (W.U.Wellman) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Boston, 25 Jul 1865. folder ([1]p.) Enclosure: part of envelope with the names Medina, and Boston discernible. (1374) Wells, David, Ames, 1828-1898. A.L.s. (David A. Wells) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Norwich, 14 Nov 1894? folder ([2]1.) (1375) White, Stanford, 1853-1906. A.L.s. (Stanford White) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; [New York, 1884?] folder ([3]p.) (1376) White, Stanford, 1853-1906. A.L.s. (Stanford White) to Samuel Gray Ward; [n.p., 1884 ] folder ([21]) (1377) Whitman, Sarah Wyman, d.1904. A.L.s. (Sarah V.Whitman) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [Beverly Farms] 13 Jul [189-?] folder ([4]p.) (1378) Whitman, Sarah Wyman, d.1904. A.L.s. (Sarah W.Whitman) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; Beverly Farms [189-?] folders ([7]p.) (1379) Whitman, Sarah Wyman, d.1904. A.L.s. (Sarah W.Whitman) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [Boston] 10 Jun 1890. folder ([4]p.) (1380) Whitman, Sarah Wyman, d.1904. A.L.s. (Sarah W.Whitman) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [Boston] 4 Jun 1891. (71.) (1381) Whitman, Sarah Wyman, d.1904. A.L.s. (Sarah W.Whitman) to [Samuel Gray Ward]; [Boston] 27 Nov 1892. folder ([4]p.) (1382) Willard, Susanna H A.L.s. (Susanna H. Willard) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Boston, 12 Nov 1865. folder ([4]p.) http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00309.html 12/27/2004 nuel Gray. Papers of Samuel Gray Ward and Anna Hazard Barker Ward: Guide. Page 68 of 68 May [18--?] folder ([3]p.) Addressed on p. [4] (1431) Ms.poem "Du, Du liegst mir im Herzen " in 3 stanzas; [n.p., 18--?] ([1]p.) In German. Includes English translation on verso. (1432) Ms.account of the Folger family, its descendants, etc.; [n.p., 18--?] ([1]p.) (1433) Ms.poem "St. Valentine" in 4 stanzas, by "Violet"; [n.p., 18--?] folder ([1]p.) (1434) A.L. (signature cut away) to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Boston, 9 Dec 1830. folder ([3] p.) Addressed on p. [4]. (1435) A.L. unsigned to [Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; Lyndon, 10 Aug 1883. folder ([4]p.) (1436) Typescript of poem "By the sea" in 8 stanzas, by "A.B."; [n.p.] 1 Jun 1899. ([2]1.) Carbon copy. (1437) Ms. envelope to Mrs. Sam[uel] G[ray] Ward [i.e. Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward]; [n.p., 18--?] Series: III. Miscellanea (1438) Lock of hair, with ms. annotation on envelope "Bessie's mother's hair - cut off when she was about thirteen or fourteen"; [n.p., 18--?] (1439) Two valentines, one addressed in child's handwriting to "Mr. S.G. Ward, 20 Louisburg Sq." With envelope, annotated in the handwriting of Anna Hazard (Barker) Ward "Feby 14, 1855, from our children." (1440) "Historic Maine", ms. account of the state of Maine; [n.p., 18--?] folders ([5]p.) With envelope, annotated "Historic Maine - Jacob Barker". 1441) Typed list of houses occupied by Samuel Gray Ward, 1839-1865. ([1]p.) (442) Typed list of houses occupied by Thomas Wren Ward, 1818-1853. ([1]p.) (1443) Typed list of houses occupied by George Cabot Ward, 1849-1850. ([1]p.) (1444) Engraved calling card of Mr. Wickham Hoffman. Includes: ms. note on verso, in re birth & death of "Jacob". (1445) Engraved calling card of Le P.Theod. Ratisbonne, Missre. Apostolique. Sup de la Cong. de N.D. de Sion. [n.p., n.d.] http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00309.html 12/27/2004 Howe family. Papers of the Howe-Richards family: Guide. Page 1 of 59 MS Am 2215 Howe family. Papers of the Howe-Richards family: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library IVE Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 C 2003 The President and Fellows of Harvard College Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 2215 Creator: Howe family. Title: Papers of the Howe-Richards family, Date(s): 1840-1950. Quantity: 6 boxes (3 linear ft.) Abstract: Correspondence of various members of the Howe-Richards family. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: *52M-301 Deposited by Miss Rosalind Richards, Gardiner, Maine; received: 1953 May 15; gift: 1976. Access Restrictions: Formerly restricted until 1976. Historical Note http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou01498.html 5/28/2004 Howe family. Papers of the Howe-Richards family: Guide. Page 2 of 59 Julia Ward Howe was the author of the Battle Hymn of the Republic and other works and a women's suffrage and club leader and lecturer; her daughters were Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards and Maud Howe Eliot, and her granddaughter was Rosalind Richards. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by author. Scope and Content Primarily correspondence of Maud Howe Eliot, Julia Ward Howe, Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards, and Rosalind Richards. Correspondents include Hester Alington, Henry Beston, Margaret (Terry) Chanler, Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth, Olivia Howard Dunbar, and Annie (Ward) Mailliard. Includes photographs of Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards, Maud Howe Elliott and others. Container List (1) Adams, Franklin Pierce, 1861 - Letters to Laura Elizabeth (Howe) Richards: A.L.s.; [New York] 17 Jun [19 ] 1s. (1p.) A.L.s.; [New York], [n.d.] 1s. (1p.) (2) Alington, Hester Letters to Alida Chanler Emmet: A.L.s.; Durham, 26 Dec 1945. 2s. (4p.) A.L.s.; Durham, 12 Dec 1947. 2s.(4p.) (3) Alington, Hester. A.L.s. to Alida Chanler Emmet; Durham, [n.d.] 2s. (4p.) (4) Alington, Hester. Letters to Rosalind Richards: A.L.s.; Herefordshire, 23 Oct 1899. 1s.(4p.) A.L.s.; Herefordshire, 14 Dec 1899. 1s. (4p.) (5) Alington, Hester. Letters to same: A.L.s.; Herefordshire, 5 Dec 1901. 2s. .(7p.) A.L.s.; Folkeston, 16 May 1902. 1s. .(4p.) (6) Alington, Hester. Letters to same: A.L.s.; Ardfern, 17 Aug 1902. 2s.(8p.) A.L.s.; Sicily, 20 Nov 1902. (8p.) (7) Alington, Hester Letters to Rosalind Richards: http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou01498.html 5/28/2004 HOLLIS FULL CATALOG - Full View of Record Page 1 of 2 E Your Account Start Over Help Comments Full Catalog Journals Reserves E-Resources HOLLIS CATALOG Previous Searches I Results List Display Options Harvard University Search Expanded Search Command Search Harvard Libraries Full View of Record : FULL CATALOG Save/Mail Add to List I View List Last Browse Choose format: Full view I Short view MARC Record 5 out of 7 Previous Record Next Record Author : Tavern Club (Boston, Mass.) Title : The rules of the Tavern Club of Boston : with a list of the officers & members. Published : Boston : Printed for The Tavern Club, 1897. Locations/Orders : Availability Location : Houghton 0 Accessions *56H-12 [Green cloth.] Holdings Availability Description : 30 p. ; 18 cm. Notes : "Printed, with decorations drawn by F.G. Attwood, from designs of D.B. Updike, 6 Beacon Street, Boston, at the University Press, Cambridge, February first MDCCCXCVII."--Colophon. Subject : Tavern Club (Boston, Mass.) -- Rules and practice. Tavern Club, (Boston, Mass.) -- Membership. Authors : Updike, Daniel Berkeley, 1860-1941. Authors : University Press (Cambridge, Mass.) HOLLIS Number : 004388836 Previous Record Next Record SEARCH: FULL CATALOG Browse an Alphabetical List: Browse for: Author (last name first) Browse Clear /F15QX455KGP5EY8DYJNMHGAHSSI2UUSXAD3HQQAR6FY3D8LVPH-01740?func=7/12/2004 L -Chapman, John Jay, 1862-1933. Additional papers, 1888-1959: Guide. Page 1 of 5 bMS Am 1854.8 Chapman, John Jay, 1862-1933. Additional papers, 1888-1959: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 © 2001 The President and Fellows of Harvard College Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1854.8 Creator: Chapman, John Jay, 1862-1933. Title: Additional papers, Date(s): 1888-1959. Quantity: 3 boxes (1.2 linear ft.) Abstract: Correspondence and compositions of American writer and reformer John Jay Chapman. Administrative Information Processed by: Bonnie B. Salt. Acquisition Information: *87M-33. Dorr Gift of John Winthrop Aldrich; received: 1987. Historical Note Many http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00318.html 2/17/2004 Chapman, John Jay, 1862-1933. Additional papers, 1888-1959: Guide. Page 2 of 5 Chapman was an American essayist, poet, and reformer. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Scope and Content Includes clippings, correspondence, holograph manuscripts by Chapman and others, materials relating to Chapman's 1912 Coatesville speech, notebooks, photographs, printed materials by and about Chapman, and a scrapbook. Correspondents include: Nicholas Murray Butler, Elizabeth Winthrop Chanler Chapman, Oswald Garrison Villard, Sarah Wyman Whitman, and others. Container List (1) Barzun, Jacques, 1907- . The selected writings of John Jay Chapman. Edited with an introduction by Jacques Barzun. Galley; New York, 1957. 7s.(14p.) Introduction only. (2) Blechman, Sara. 1 letter to John Jay Chapman; 1912. (3) Brown, William Adams, 1865-1943. 1 letter to John Jay Chapman; 1912. (4) Burlingham, Charles Culp, 1858- . 1 letter to John Jay Chapman; 1912. (5) Butler, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947. 2 letters to John Jay Chapman; 1912. (6) Chapman, Elizabeth Winthrop (Chanler), 1866-1937. [Latin notebook] 1888. A.MS.s. with MS. annotations (in the hand of John Jay Chapman); [v.p., v.d.]. 52f.(81p.) Notebook apparently also used by John Jay Chapman. With loose sheet, 1s.(1p.), and clipping. (7) Chapman, John Jay, 1862-1933. [Letterbook, 1892-1893]. A.MS. and MS. (in the hand of Enzabeth Winthrop (Chanler) Chapman) and MS. (in unidentified hand); [v.p., v.d.]. 21f. (38p.) Letters from John Jay Chapman (in the hand of Elizabeth Chapman) including: ff.2-5 : letter to Sarah (Butler) Wister; 1892. O ff.6-8 : letter to Mary Gray (Ward) Dorr: 1892 ff.9-13 : 2 letters to Sarah (Wyman) Whitman; 1892. ff.13-15 : 1 letter to Marianne (Timmins) Brimmer; 1892. ff.16 Miscellaneous notes by John Jay Chapman. Also includes: ff. 1 Miscellaneous http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00318.html 2/17/2004 2/6/12 Among Harvard's Libraries 5 A NOTE ON THE ORIGINS OF THE sentence-after "unknown future"- HOUGHTON LIBRARY with "benefactor who wishes to estab- lish a memorial &c. &c.| But the Kenneth E. Carpenter letter as it stands may be enough- G.P.W. the concept of the Houghton Library- The next day, the 25th, Coolidge sent back T of a separate building to house and ad- to Winship the version reproduced here, with minister a general rare book collection-was a cover note: "I return my letter corrected. If around Harvard longer than has hitherto been you think it should be changed in any way you documented. It turns out to be another of the can hold it up. I am off for Squam tomorrow." great contributions of Archibald Cary Winship did send the letter on to Clements, Coolidge, Director of the University Library who merely acknowledged receipt on 30 June from 1910 to 1928, with a nudge from George 1924: "I am in receipt of yours of the 21st, also Opposite: Carbon copy of a letter from Parker Winship, then Librarian of the Harry this morning I received your letter from Archibald Cary Coolidge, outlining Elkins Widener Collection. Coolidge." plans for a project that would eventually A detailed statement about what we now Coolidge's letter was brought to my atten- become the Houghton Library. Repro- duced by permission of the Harvard know as the Houghton Library exists in a tion by Thomas R. Adams, librarian emeritus University Archives. letter of 25 June 1924 from Coolidge to of the John Carter Brown Library, who ran Winship. Winship had, at the instance of across it while pursuing work on a biographi- William L. Clements, received an honorary cal sketch of Winship. The letter is repro- doctorate from the University of Michigan in duced from a carbon copy in the Winship 1917, was a member of the Committee of papers in the Harvard University Archives Management of the Clements Library, and (HUG 4879.5, box 5 of 12); another copy, had seen through the press The William L. with Winship's response and the cover letter, Clements Library of Americana at the University is in UA 50.8.11.1: Coolidge correspon- of Michigan, a work that was apparently a joint dence: A-Z 1922/23 A-Winship, 1923/24. undertaking with Clements. It had appeared just in time for the dedication of the Clements Library on IS June 1923. Coolidge's letter shows that the Clements Library in particular, but also the Pierpont An ACQUISITIONS TRIP TO UKRAINE Morgan and the John Carter Brown libraries, were the inspiration for the concept. Jaryna Turko Bodrock Coolidge's contribution was to dream not of a special collection, but of a building housing B etween 6 June and 4 July 1993, I traveled all of the special materials. He saw that the to Ukraine on a Special Project assessment fulfillment of this "ideal worth cherishing" re- trip sponsored by the International Research & quired "a man of imagination as well as of Exchanges Board (IREX). My purpose was to means and generosity." The man was found acquire material for the Harvard College Li- JARYNA TURKO BODROCK is in the person of Arthur A. Houghton. Jr. 29, brary and to establish mechanisms for future Acting Head of the Slavic and nearly eighteen years following Cool- acquisitions. I visited ksellers, purchasing Division at Widener Library. idge's letter the Houghton Library opened on agents, publishing houses, the Harvard the spot Coolidge had designated. Library's exchange parmers, and other librar- It seems that in 1924 Coolidge and Winship ies and institutions, particularly those outside had Clements in mind as the "man of imagi- Kiev, in Lviv, Chernivtsi, Odessa, Simfero- nation," who might want to make a "splen- pol, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv. did memorial." That phrase resulted from a The dissolution of the USSR and the disas- suggestion of Winship, who wrote about an trous economic conditions that followed, es- earlier draft on 24 June 1924: pecially in Ukraine, have left the Ukrainian book trade even more acutely troubled and Admirable! I am converted to your chaotic than its Russian counterpart. The scheme & will send this along, as evi- country has even less of an infrastructure sup- dence of the impression created by the porting its book trade than does Russia; for Ann Arbor foundation. You might even bait the hook a little more specifi- during the Soviet period, bibliographic cally-