: Univ. of California , Santa Barbara. U.C.S.B 13/2/13 Notes: Ward = Parkin Form grocalop, Charges Joseph An Marie Antoine. born in Candia, Rolar of Crete. A commission merchant Anna Hayond Buher Ward married 10/3/1840 ann Bacher Word Thoron died 11/24/1875. Lydia Day Ward von Hoffer born 4/24/1843. mound Rehard Freiherr von Hoffma who was ban in Lupzig, Soxong A Elizerib Sards w and Schoenberg , born 1/4/1850) Her husband & she resided in Schlors Palless in Tyrol, austria, Rahand ours the Villa Celimontone in Some swee Fef, 1870s ready the uhl 1879 who noved to Free bug, Cathon Saphia Read Howard, douggle L Charles Ridgely & Elezabeth anne (waters) Howard of woverly, Howard County, MD. S.G. Ward Jr. (Herard, 1876) retrend to nyc & entered in ny offect Kidder, Pea body, & Co. married Frances Lyplia Bolts, Need to recheck Pickey George for add info I on Marror ward 2 groze C. 17.1X,245) Word, h. (groyic 17.1X, 245) t She marved abbot augustes Low 10/3/13 (2) Eneology Chages mary ann Southurch, 1st wife of G. Word, been in Salem Daughter 4 John alley - Elizvack (Kinsmen) Southwatch, of Solen. Flances Morris, second waft of g.c.ward daughter of William Learn t Maig Elopabeth (Babcack) Morris Marka ann Ward the died in November 1853. Samuel gray ward. H.e. 1836 In 1850 he yuelded to his fathers unstes x returned to Boston, and eftewards succeeded him as sole agent of Barings Rn 1869, AQ moved fu Boston to nyc where SGW unojaniy George Cabot Weed They remained assoustes until 1886. on th death of GCW, in 1887, closing a form correction of 2 generations. For 60 years all of Being 'N amoun had bee in the World faref hands Jack Hazard Borler parentin anne Heyard Belle Wand Charli Hazen Dorr. In hislay life he was actively ergene n business but he retined at the outsetf the Carl(War. (3) Generolog me C. H. Don, was a na cultivated tastes mg quit ad ogreable namer ' OBIT B.D.A, 1/30/1893, Deage C. ward H.C., 1843. after graduatic west to Heidelberg aftersaly around th world he ant to t go when he forded th bankany house of Word, Campbell, & Co, He retired fun this furnin in 1865 who S. C. w. Worter Anya He deed easy in May, 1887, He had be charth make 2 th Vacion froger Club presedunt also Decrease of Book 2 Commerce, n.g Check. Dars, gharge Bucknom Sr, (____) Dan, C.H. (8/27/1821). Dan, M.G.W. (9/29/1820). CBD Sr. executors bed handed over to MIT. Fashing g/7770 securities worth $49,573. Also, Ms Susan C. Jorr, (d. 12/5/1889), gave Inst tute" two thirds of the Estate at henot known as Highlacon, subject to provision in "deed of gift * of llrs. Martha Ann Edwards doted 11/21/1876 (Reports of fee President + Treasurer 1872-1893 MITi * $30,000. There was a $1000. Samuel Dom annuity which my account for interest in M.S.T. Davis Signature/ affiliations 1 (1) Massachusetts 191471 1920. 2decades 1900 Cmn. or Lectures xPubs. (2) ut Desert Transit Co. " " C.S. Sargent, Chees. Davis Rolain mout Desert Incoparated 1/1/1907 at uguest I Dour, Newhold, Amory, Lynam, & John S. Kernedy, Lemon 40 males Ellswath Terror Eder, Terton N.E. Habe, 1. Monet S. W. Hember. 1, 600 shares, 1,400 horeful z J.S Kenday 50 2. " GDD. Capitaland at $160,000. 100=/share Don's Director, paid $2,500. K mare 10, 1853 letter to SGW. form reject that as Contributor withheld the effect to Staet the B.P.L. S. They ward Profess ml affective Haware Trustee of 59. Comparative 200logg. Incorporator, 185. Public Labing of ka light Boston. 1855. Commissioner for the Building at Cornerstone loying, Sept 17, 1855, - Archaeological sentate t America - anwan Musu f Nabusl History focorpurator (869 - Bata P. Brook Farm -Essey Institute Thoma w ward Professoral affiliation o Anewa Artiquerious Society, - Boton City Courcil, Common Councel Rep fr 7th Ward. 1/7/19 (v)= not spound in 2007. Findh $ B.2.f3. T. Baring corresp. The 2 B.2.f% James Bayce letter (2) 26 B.2 f.8. Jan Cabet letter (2) 46 B.2f10. E.W. Even lettes to T.W.Ward (8) 31 B.LF.ID. " on open Every Hall 28 32.f.11 R.W. Every-to TWN 30 37, f.13 Alice James to TWW. 30 32.fit Wn. Jones to Anna Back Word 20 B.2.f.20. Jack forwell to SGW is 31 eettay 1860-91. 54 B.2 ,F27 G.Santayan to EW. Rechem 3 letter B-2 ,+36 Vital newd for SGW, TWWS. Two Jri L3. t sew to B3.f44 Note B.3. f.44 effer to 16 ALS frombrother Thom Willia Ward 25 (1850-54) to SEW. 16 letters Is the Thank Wream ward (1831-59)? Wm ward died IN 1930. Not found in 2007 1-2-2019 Ward-Perform - Paper 2 12 2 letter 26-26 B.3.f.15 J.I Bowditch to SGW. 26 3 1.17 J. I Chapma to SEW 25 B.3 fires - FaniFraveis J.Cled to s6ld 26 B3. f 33 - Cab Heny Lee to SGW 4ulter 03.f-11 - Charles D. SEW-4 letter 10/29/2015 XFINITY Connect XFINITY Connect eppster2@comcast.net + Font Size - Re: Ward-Perkins Papers: Permission Request From : special Thu, Oct 29, 2015 01:44 PM Subject : Re: Ward-Perkins Papers: Permission Request To : Ronald Epp Dear Mr. Epp: You are welcome to quote/reference the collection per your request. We ask that you follow the preferred citation for the collection as indicated here: Ward-Perkins Family Papers. Mss 129. Department of Special Research Collections, UCSB Library, University of California, Santa Barbara. Regards, Special Collections staff Department of Special Research Collections UCSB Library Bldg. 525 UCEN Road University of California Santa Barbara, CA 93106-9010 805-893-3062 On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 9:50 AM, Ronald Epp wrote: Greetings, I have completed the Aeon New User Registration Form prior to this inquiry about the permission process regarding publication of references to the Ward-Perkins Family Papers. In April 2007 I contacted Ms. Russell who collaborated with Tony Lewis in providing me with photocopies of select Ward-Perkins Family Papers. The fruit of this inquiry will shortly be realized with the March 2016 publication of Creating Acadia National Park: The Biography of George B. Dorr. Mr. Dorr was a Ward family descendant and the founder of Acadia National Park.. The not-for-profit conservation organization, The Friends of Acadia in Bar Harbor, Maine, will publish roughly 1,500 paperback copies. I have quoted sparsely from the collection and all quotes are fewer than 25 words. I look forward to hearing from you. Ronald H. Epp, Ph.D. 532 Sassafras Dr. Lebanon, PA 17042 717-272-0801 eppster2@comcast.net https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=331865&tz=America/New_York&xim= 1/1 10/29/2015 XFINITY Connect XFINITY Connect eppster2@comcast.net + Font Size - Aeon New User Registration Notification From UCSB Special Research Collections Thu, Oct 29, 2015 12:31 PM Subject : Aeon New User Registration Notification To : eppster2@comcast.net Dear Ronald Epp, Thank you for registering to use the Department of Special Research Collections. Upon your first visit, please be prepared to present government-issued identification to verify the credentials you submitted as part of the online registration process. In the meantime, you may proceed to place advance requests to view materials in our reading room through our online catalog and finding aids. 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[ Flag Message - Mark as Unread Printable View Sent Date: Mon, 02 Apr 2007 07:49:37 -0400 Bulk [Empty] "ELIZABETH EPP" Add to Address Book Trash [Empty] From: Add Mobile Alert My Folders [Hide] Subject: Ward-Perkins Family Papers Eliz messages To: russell@library.ucsb.edu Member Information CC: Ron messages eppster2@verizon.net deceased. Refered to Tonyhervis. Dear Ms. Russett: I am the recently retired library director at Southern New Hampshire University. Search Shortcuts For the past six years I have been engaged in researching the life of the My Photos founder of Acadia National Park, George Bucknam Dorr (1853-1944). My Attachments Mr. Dorn is the maternal son of Mary Gray Ward (1820-1901), the sister of Samuel Gray Ward whose letters figure so prominently in the Ward- Perkins Papers. Recently I have been volunteering at the Concord Free Public Library, developing finding aids for the magnificent manuscript holdings they have of the Concord Sages. By a rather circuitous route I've been led through Emerson's manuscripts to the second Thomas Wren Ward (1844-1940), Mr. Dorr's cousin. I'm writing today with three purposes in mind. One, the excellent article by Donald Fitch on "The Ward-Perkins Papers" refers (p. 50) to Margaret Snyder's "The Other Side of the River" article on T.W. Ward. In that article Ms. Snyder refers to a ten year correspondence during the 1930's with Mr. Ward following their meeting in Jamaica Plain. Do you know whether this correspondence is extant? If this is the same Margaret Irene Snyder that wrote The Chosen Valley my efforts to find biographical information about her through the Chatfield (MN) Historical Society has been of little value in tracking down the correspondence on her end. My hope was that since W.W.Ward and Mr. Dorr kept in touch with one another throughout their lives, that some additional correpondence might help me better understand their relationship. Second, it is difficult to determine from the the Fitch article or the finding aid whether Ward-Perkins Papers scrapbooks might contain photographs of Mary Gray Ward Dorr and her family members (husband and two sons). I have yet to unearth any photograph of Mr. Dorr's father or brother and the image evidence for both Mr. Dorr and his mother is very slight. Can you be of any assistance? Fortunately, I do have rather broad evidence on the Ward family in its transitioning from Salem to Boston in the generation of Thomas Wren Ward (1786-1858). http://us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=7159_1911952_83785_1991_3635_. 4/2/2007 Verizon Yahoo! Mail - eppster2@verizon.net Page 2 of 2 Finally, the Bar Harbor Historical Society on Mount Desert Island (ME) is in possession of the Guest Book kept by Mary Gray Ward at the home that she and her husband built in 1880 called Old Farm, what George B. Dorr calls the inspiration for the development of Acadia National Park. After years of arm twisting, trhe museum 'curator' permitted me to open, read, and compile for the first time a list of Old Farm guests (1880-1937). The names include one President, many European visitors, Boston Brahmins, Congressmen, etc. Charles Bruen Perkins wrote a poem in this book when he visited in 1888, returning in 1892; Elizabeth Ward Perkins visited in 1907; I also have an entry for Edward Newton Perkins for 1888 but know nothing of his relationship to C.B. Perkins. Anna H.B. Ward visited in 1886 (and left a photo behind), Sophia Read Howard Ward visited in 1886 with her husband. Were you aware of this? Fitch( p. 52) says that Elizabeth Howard Ward wrote to ":the family" from North East Harbor (was there a family estate there?). I'm also curious whether the "George Howard" ('Uncle George) who wrote to Elizabeth on May 9, 1901 may have had any relationship to the English Howard family that owned Castle Howard and Naworth Castle where the Dorr's were six-month houseguests in 1876 during their grieving period following the death of the Dorr's eldest son, William. I recognize that that I have presumed to set before you a formidable task. If you could briefly acknowledge this email perhaps it is best if I call you at your convenience so that we might discuss these points and what is and is not known within your family about connections with the Dorr's. I have found in the Ward manuscripts sufficient quality and range of experiences that makes me wish that their roles in 19th-century America had received the scholarly attention it deserves. But for now, I want to remain focused on the themes shared by Samuel G. Ward and Mr. Dorr as they carved out their quite different roles. Thank goodness for Fitch's reference to Diana Mansfield Russell or I would have not had the opportunity to follow up these issues. With best wishes, Ronald H. Epp, M.L.S., Ph.D. 47 Pond View Dr. Merrimack, NH 03054 603-424-6129 Delete Reply Forward Spam Move Previous Next Back to Messages Save Message Text I Full Headers Check Mail Compose Search Mail Search the Web Copyright © 2007 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved. I Copyright/IP Policy Terms of Service I Send Feedback Help NOTICE: We collect personal information on this site. To learn more about how we use your information, see our Privacy Policy. verizon YAHOO! http://us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=7159_1911952_83785_1991_3635_ 4/2/2007 Verizon Yahoo! Mail - eppster2@verizon.net Page 1 of 6 Verizon Yahoo! Mail Verizon Central Yahoo! Search: Web Search Welcome, eppster2@verizon Mail Home Tutorials Help YAHOO! [Sign Out, Member Center verizon MAIL Mail Addresses Calendar Notepad Mail For Mobile - Options Check Mail Compose Search Mail Search the Web Previous Next I Back to Messages Folders [Add Edit] Inbox (7) Delete Reply Forward Spam Move Draft This message is not flagged. [ Flag Message - Mark as Unread ] Sent Date: Mon, 09 Apr 2007 17:08:25 -0700 (PDT) Bulk [Empty] From: "Tony J. Lewis" Add to Address Book Add Mol Trash [Empty] Subject: Re: Ward-Perkins Papers (Photocopy Request) My Folders [Hide] To: "ELIZABETH and RONALD EPP" Eliz messages Member Information Dr. Epp, Ron messages Your photocopies have been made and should go out in tomorrow Search Shortcuts have included an invoice. Please make check payable to "UC Re have also enclosed a copy of your request with appropriate no My Photos My Attachments I would like to make you aware of the following clause from t agreement governing this collection: "No publication of the m will be allowed without the consent of all living donors. 'Publica means verbatim quotation of more than fifty consecutive words. As know, there are three living donors and we have addresses on were current as of a few years ago, should you seek to publis the material. Tony Lewis Department of Special Collections Davidson Library University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 93106 805-893-3062 On Wed, 4 Apr 2007, ELIZABETH and RONALD EPP wrote: > Dear Mr. Lewis, > > This morning I was delighted to receive an email from John Mansfield. I appreciate your effort to contact him since that http://us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=6427_2758274_72313_1843_4881... 4/10/2007 rizon Yahoo! Mail - eppster2@verizon.net - Page 2 of 6 things to do though I was somewhat fearful that like Donald F Diana Mansfield Russell the opportunity may have passed. He i interested in the Ward-Dorr branch of the family and I will r forthwith. > > Attached to this email is my photocopying request which I attempted to format according to your instructions. In many C interested in correspondence within a particular date range, will see. I have attached several questions about manuscript could not find in the finding aid anything corresponding to W discussed by Donald Fitch. I'd appreciate your consideration manuscripts" even though they may not be recoverable. > > I have posted through snailmail the forms required from yo pages. You should receive them Monday. As I've indicated on t attachment, whatever billing mechanism works best for you I W anxious to see what light these manuscript copies shed on Mr. relationship with other family members and the very important unappreciated--role that Samuel Gray Ward played in the intel of the Gilded Age. > > Most Appreciatively, > > Ron Epp > > > "Tony J. Lewis" wrote: > > Dr. Epp, > > I have forwarded your request to our donor representative, is > amenable to your inquiry, you will be hearing from him. > > Requests for photocopies can be sent to me via e-mail. We W the > box and folder numbers from the finding guide. The Fitch ar of > little use to us from an organizational standpoint. Also, b that > some of the items listed in the article seem to have gone m the > intervening decades, and SO the finding guide is the most a > accounting of what is available. > > Let me know if I can be of further assistance. > > > Tony Lewis > Department of Special Collections > Davidson Library > University of California Santa Barbara > Santa Barbara, CA 93106 > 805-893-3062 > > > > //us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=6427_2758274_72313_1843_4881. 4/10/2007 Verizon Yahoo! Mail-eppster2@verizon.net Page 3 of 6 > On Tue, 3 Apr 2007, ELIZABETH and RONALD EPP wrote: > >> Dear Mr. Lewis: >> >> Thank you very much for the very prompt effort to address inquiries regarding the Ward-Perkins Papers. You were able to few matters and for that I am very appreciative. Would you ha know whether any family members of the donors maintain a rela with Special Collections and if SO whether they might be rece an inquiry from me about any remaining family memorabilia. I this can be a delicate matter of confidentiality SO I will no surprised if your response is negative. >> >> David Gartrell provided me several weeks back with a copy Ward-Perkins finding aid. I now am nearing the point when I W order several dozen photocopies and need to know whether I sh address this request to you or someone else. I've read the po and will snailmail the appropriate forms to whomever you desi along with the requested documents; do you prefer Fitch page and/or finding aid box and folder numbers? >> >> I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks again! >> >> Ronald H. Epp >> >> "Tony J. Lewis" wrote: >> >> Dr. Epp, >> >> Unfortunately, our Ward-Perkins Collection contains very 1 relating >> to George B. Dorr or his mother Mary Gray Ward. The scrapb in >> the finding guide contains only clippings and papers, not photographs. >> There are few photos in the collection and none of that br the >> family. >> >> We have no information on any correspondence between Thoma Ward and >> Margaret Snyder. No letters that may have passed between t included >> in the collection. >> >> The Howards claimed to be descended from the aristocratic family of >> England, but this reportedly cannot be proven. Thomas Wren wife, >> Sophia R. Howard, was the great-granddaughter of Col. John Howard, >> whose own grandfather, Joshua Howard, emigrated from Manch England >> circa 1686. However, little is known of Joshua Howard's pa It is >> unknown what, if any, relation they had to the owners of t you >> mention. http://us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=6427_2758274_72313_1843_4881... 4/10/2007 izon Yahoo! Mail-eppster2@verizon.net Page 4 of 6 >> >> Please let me know if you have any further questions. >> >> >> Tony Lewis >> Department of Special Collections >> Davidson Library >> University of California Santa Barbara >> Santa Barbara, CA 93106 >> 805-893-3062 >> >> >> >> >>> >>> Forwarded message >>> Subject: Ward-Perkins Family Papers >>> Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2007 07:49:37 -0400, Mon, 02 Apr 2007 04 -0700 >>> From: ELIZABETH EPP >>> To: CC: >>> >>> >>> >>> Dear Ms. Russell: >>> I am the recently retired library director at Southern Ne Hampshire >>> University. For the past six years I have been engaged in researching the >>> life of the founder of Acadia National Park, George Buckn (1853-1944). >>> >>> Mr. Dorr is the maternal son of Mary Gray Ward (1820-1901 sister of >>> Samuel Gray Ward whose letters figure SO prominently in t Ward-Perkins >>> Papers. Recently I have been volunteering at the Concord Public Library, >>> developing finding aids for the magnificent manuscript ho they have of >>> the Concord Sages. By a rather circuitous route I've been through >>> Emerson's manuscripts to the second Thomas Wren Ward (184 Mr. Dorr's >>> cousin. >>> >>> I'm writing today with three purposes in mind. One, the e article by >>> Donald Fitch on "The Ward-Perkins Papers" refers (p. 50) Margaret Snyder's >>> "The Other Side of the River" article on T.W. Ward. In th Ms. >>> Snyder refers to a ten year correspondence during the 193 Mr. Ward >>> following their meeting in Jamaica Plain. Do you know whe >>> correspondence is extant? If this is the same Margaret Ir that jus.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=6427_2758274_72313_1843_4881... 4/10/2007 erizon Yahoo! Mail - eppster2@verizon.net Page 5 of 6 >>> wrote /The Chosen Valley/ my efforts to find biographical information about >>> her through the Chatfield (MN) Historical Society has bee little value in >>> tracking down the correspondence on her end. My hope was T.W. Ward >>> and Mr. Dorr kept in touch with one another throughout th that some >>> additional correpondence might help me better understand relationship. >>> >>> Second, it is difficult to determine from the the Fitch a the >>> finding aid whether Ward-Perkins Papers scrapbooks might photographs >>> of Mary Gray Ward Dorr and her family members (husband an sons). I have >>> yet to unearth any photograph of Mr. Dorr's father or bro the image >>> evidence for both Mr. Dorr and his mother is very slight. be of any >>> assistance? Fortunately, I do have rather broad evidence Ward family >>> in its transitioning from Salem to Boston in the generati Thomas Wren >>> Ward (1786-1858). Finally, the Bar Harbor Historical Soci Mount Desert >>> Island (ME) is in possession of the Guest Book kept by Ma Ward at the >>> home that she and her husband built in 1880 called Old Fa George B. >>> Dorr calls the inspiration for the development of Acadia Park. After >>> years of arm twisting, trhe museum 'curator' permitted me read, and >>> compile for the first time a list of Old Farm guests (188 The names >>> include one President, many European visitors, Boston Bra Congressmen, >>> etc. Charles Bruen Perkins wrote a poem in this book when visited in 1888, >>> returning in 1892; Elizabeth Ward Perkins visited in 1907 have an >>> entry for Edward Newton Perkins for 1888 but know nothing relationship >>> to C.B. Perkins. Anna H.B. Ward visited in 1886 (and left behind), >>> Sophia Read Howard Ward visited in 1886 with her husband. aware of >>> this? Fitch ( p. 52) says that Elizabeth Howard Ward wrote family" >>> from North East Harbor (was there a family estate there?) curious >>> whether the "George Howard" ('Uncle George) who wrote to on May 9, >>> 1901 may have had any relationship to the English Howard that owned >>> Castle Howard and Naworth Castle where the Dorr's were si tp://us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=6427_2758274_72313_1843_4881..4/10/2007 Verizon Yahoo! Mail-eppster2@verizon.net Page 6 of 6 houseguests >>> in 1876 during their grieving period following the death Dorr's eldest >>> son, William. I recognize that that I have presumed to se you a >>> formidable task. If you could briefly acknowledge this em perhaps it is >>> best if I call you at your convenience SO that we might d these points >>> and what is and is not known within your family about con with the >>> Dorr's. I have found in the Ward manuscripts sufficient q range of >>> experiences that makes me wish that their roles in 19th-c America had >>> received the scholarly attention it deserves. But for now to remain >>> focused on the themes shared by Samuel G. Ward and Mr. Do carved >>> out their quite different roles. >>> >>> Thank goodness for Fitch's reference to Diana Mansfield R I would >>> have not had the opportunity to follow up these issues. >>> >>> With best wishes, >>> >>> Ronald H. Epp, M.L.S., Ph.D. >>> 47 Pond View Dr. >>> Merrimack, NH 03054 >>> 603-424-6129 >>> >> >> > > Delete Reply Forward Spam Move Previous Next I Back to Messages Sav Check Mail Compose Search Mail Search the Web Copyright © 2007 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved. | Copyright/IP Policy I Terms of Service | Send Feedback Help NOTICE: We collect personal information on this site. To learn more about how we use your information, see our Privacy Policy. verizon YAHOO! http://us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=6427_2758274_72313_1843_4881... 4/10/2007 DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL COLLECTIONS DONALD C. DAVIDSON LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA REQUEST FOR REPRODUCTION OF SPECIAL COLLECTIONS MATERIAL Patron Information: Name: RONALD H. EPP Copyright Notice: The Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code) governs the Mailing Address: 47 POND VIEW DR. making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material, and stipulates that such MERRIMACK, NH 03054 copies can be provided only under certain specified conditions. To wit, such copies are to Phone Number: (603) 424 - 6129 be used only for non-commercial purposes. Permissible uses include private study, research, E-mail Address: eppster2@verizon.net scholarship, or educational projects. Thus, permission to photocopy or otherwise reproduce Recharge Number: - images does not constitute permission to publish. Item Number, Call Number, etc.: Mss 129 WARD PERKINS PAPERS Page Numbers or Items to be Copied: (Attach List if Necessary) Purpose of Reproduction: Type of Reproduction: Charge: Photocopy $ 12.50 *Phone, mail, or e-mail requests: 25c per page Photographic or Slide Reproduction $ *Rates vary according to the type and size of photograph or slide. Digitizing $ *Specify file format: (jpeg, tiff, gif, windows bitmap, etc.) *Specify receipt by (circle one): E-mail or CDR (included) or CDR (not included) Audiovisual Reproduction $ *Rates vary according to the type of material. Fees: Commercial Use Fee $ *Photos & other images from Special Collections Material: $50 per image. *Audiovisual Materials: Rates vary; contact the Head of Special Collections. *Fee is for one-time use. For other use, contact the Head of Special Collections. Special Collections Processing Fee: $10 (per order) $ 10.00 Postage and Handling Fee $ 5.00 *$5 minimum for shipping and handling. *A deposit may be required for some orders. TOTAL $ 27.50 Please make check payable to UC Regents and mail to: Department of Special Collections, Davidson Library, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-9010 Patron Signature Date 4/9/2007 Signature of Library Representative Date