Expense report from Beatrix Farrand to Harvard University (Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection), January 1, 1942 to June 30, 1942 outlining itemized expenses for professional services, assistant time, traveling, office expenditures, and garden plants, seeds, and books. Also includes a receipt for Beatrix Farrand for entrance into Dartington Hall, Totnes, England.

Expense report from Beatrix Farrand to Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collections, January 1, 1943 to June 30, 1943 lists expenses for professional services in the field and in the office, traveling and other office expenses. Includes an itemized list for flower seeds and a publication as part of the expenses.

Expense report from Beatrix Farrand to Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection from July 1, 1943 to December 31, 1943 listing charges for professional services in the field and in the office; expenses for Ruth Havey's time; traveling and office expenses; and expenses for seeds, bulbs, and roses for the Dumbarton Oaks Gardens, Washington, D.C.

Expense report from Beatrix Farrand to Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collections, January 1, 1944 to June 30, 1944. Beatrix Farrand lists her fieldwork, office, and travel expenses. Included in report is a list of flower seed, books, and garden subscription purchases.

Typescript letter with handwritten signature from Anna Priestley to Anne Sweeney tells her she did not have an extra printed copy of the Dumbarton Oaks poem she wrote July 29, 1942 that was published in the Washington Evening Star, September 21, 1942, so she typed a copy for Sweeney to send to Mildred Bliss. She is sending a carbon copy too if Sweeney wants to keep one. She hopes to see Sweeney this fall when the Chrysanthemums are at their best.

Copy of typescript letter from Anne Sweeney to Beatrix Farrand discusses a "skeleton" list of material to be displayed for April in the Catalogue House. The list is titled, "April Set-up For Dumbarton Oaks Catalog House" and includes birds, flowers, shrubs, and trees.

Copy of typescript letter probably written by Anne Sweeney to Beatrix Farrand discusses receiving Farrand's suggestions for the panels in the Catalogue House. Sweeney mentions she has not heard back from Alfred Rehder, [Arnold Arboretum] or the New York Botanical Garden about garden pictures. Anne Sweeney found out from Mr. Morrison that she has been elected secretary of the Horticultural Society. She is not sure how that happened.

Copy of typescript letter from Anne Sweeney to Beatrix Farrand reports changes to the pictures displayed in the Dumbarton Oaks Catalogue House for which she added more rose pictures. She is planning to be away from Dumbaton Oaks to visit her sister who is ill. Sweeney reports Mr. Morrison's father passed away. Wayside Nurseries sent her nice catalogs, but she has not heard from Alfred Rehder, Arnold Arboretum or Hosea Waterer.

Copy of typescript letter from Anne Sweeney to Elizabeth Hall, Librarian, New York Botanical Garden inquiring about missing copies of Addisonia. She also informs her that Mildred Bliss purchased the subscription for Dumbarton Oaks. A complete set of Sargent's Silva of North America has been secured by Dumbarton Oaks through the generosity of Mildred Bliss.

Copy of typescript letter from Anne Sweeney to Elizabeth Hall, Librarian, New York Botanical Garden thanks her for sending the last issued volume of Addisonia. She also asks for prints of plates be sent to her.

Copy of typescript letter from Anne Sweeney to Elizabeth Hall, Librarian at the New York Botanical Garden tells her Mildred Bliss will write a letter a letter dictating future issues of Addisonia be sent to Dumbarton Oaks rather than her personal address. She inquires about the prints of plates she requested.

Copy of typescript letter from Anne Sweeney to Mary Fulkerson asks for help with the Catalog House display. She asks for the name of people who she can get the stencil letter arrangements that are used for labeling files and a sample of them. She asks for the names of two or three people who send French book catalogues. Anne would like to get some good flower pictures from them. If Fulkerson has any suggestions for ideas, she asks her to please send them.

Correspondence between Dumbarton Oaks Staff, Anne Sweeney and C.I. Denison to booksellers and individuals about the acquisition of books, articles, or pamplets for the Dumbarton Oaks Garden Library.

Correspondence between Dumbarton Oaks Staff, Anne Sweeney and C.I. Denison to booksellers and individuals about the acquisition of books, articles, or pamplets for the Dumbarton Oaks Garden Library.

Correspondence between Dumbarton Oaks Staff, Anne Sweeney and C.I. Denison to booksellers and individuals about the acquisition of books, articles, or pamplets for the Dumbarton Oaks Garden Library.

Correspondence between Dumbarton Oaks Staff, Anne Sweeney and C.I. Denison to booksellers and individuals about the acquisition of books, articles, or pamplets for the Dumbarton Oaks Garden Library.

Correspondence between Dumbarton Oaks Staff, Anne Sweeney and C.I. Denison to booksellers and individuals about the acquisition of books, articles, or pamplets for the Dumbarton Oaks Garden Library.

Typescript letter between Barbara Hoskins at the New York Botanical Garden Library and Anne Sweeney about possible missing copies of the Addisonia subscription. She asks Anne Sweeney to submit a letter with Mildred Bliss's signature asking that future publications are to be sent to her at Dumbarton Oaks rather than Mildred Bliss' Georgetown residence.

Typescript letter with handwritten signature from Beatrix Farrand to John Thacher requests updates on ongoing garden projects such as removing Herb Garden beds, completing furniture for the Museum Courtyard, and inscribing the Forsythia gate. Enclosed was a carbon copy of the letter to Paul J. Sachs informing the Administrative Board of Dumbarton Oaks about the same ongoing projects. "Mr. Thacher" typed at the top of the first page of the carbon copy.