Scope and Contents: This series contains images pertaining to various aspects of the Harvard Art Museums. This includes images taken in the Fogg Museum, Busch-Reisinger Museum, and Arthur M. Sackler Museum of interiors, exteriors, exhibitions, events and individuals. Images of Harvard and Harvard Art Museums’ publications are also included in this series. The Sackler Museum, Otto Hall, and other buildings and spaces from around Harvard University are highlighted, and landscapes, portraits, and staff photographs...

Scope and Content: Topical grouping A consists of seven sets of folders. "Cambridge Trust Co." documents a bank account Sachs held jointly with his wife. "Personal" contains correspondence related to Sachs' decision in 1914 to leave the financial world to work at Harvard. Also included are numerous handwritten lists of Sachs' financial contributions and his drawing acquisitions. "Personal Data" contains correspondence, certificates and clippings related to Sachs' professional activities, primarily his career...

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Made by the NEDCC in 1992; includes T. Lux Feininger's original notes, identifying and dating photographs. Note located in Folder 38: "The first line is Feininger's description on box or Julia's inside, second line is a description that Diane Radycki made when cataloguing, the third line is a number with the kind and size of negatives."

Scope and Contents: This subseries includes glass and print negatives of historical images of the Busch-Reisinger Museum’s collections, exhibitions, and buildings. Folders 147-160 contain glass negatives of plaster casts in Adolphus Busch Hall, some of which are damaged (prints made November 2001 and placed in object files). Folders 161-223 contain “archival” building photographs that are mostly undated, some of which are missing. Folders 224-257 include materials, some damaged, that were originally housed in a...

Scope and Contents: This subseries includes glass and print negatives of historical images of the Busch-Reisinger Museum’s collections, exhibitions, and buildings. Folders 147-160 contain glass negatives of plaster casts in Adolphus Busch Hall, some of which are damaged (prints made November 2001 and placed in object files). Folders 161-223 contain “archival” building photographs that are mostly undated, some of which are missing. Folders 224-257 include materials, some damaged, that were originally housed in a...

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This subseries contains loose sketches and pages, sketchbooks, notebooks, and studio journals, as well as Ossorio's materials. Many of the bound books also have loose pages placed within by Ossorio. These loose items have been left in their original state.

Note: Some of the materials in this grouping may be closed to research.

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This subseries contains loose sketches and pages, sketchbooks, notebooks, and studio journals, as well as Ossorio's materials. Many of the bound books also have loose pages placed within by Ossorio. These loose items have been left in their original state.

Note: Some of the materials in this grouping may be closed to research.

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This subseries contains loose sketches and pages, sketchbooks, notebooks, and studio journals, as well as Ossorio's materials. Many of the bound books also have loose pages placed within by Ossorio. These loose items have been left in their original state.

Note: Some of the materials in this grouping may be closed to research.

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This subseries contains loose sketches and pages, sketchbooks, notebooks, and studio journals, as well as Ossorio's materials. Many of the bound books also have loose pages placed within by Ossorio. These loose items have been left in their original state.

Note: Some of the materials in this grouping may be closed to research.

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Content: The correspondence in this series covers many topics, reflecting Coolidge and Mongan's involvement in a wide range of activities. Although their papers are interspersed, the bulk was generated by Coolidge and his administration (1948-1968). The bulk of Mongan's papers in this collection were created during her administration of the museum (1968-1971), but there is some earlier correspondence, beginning as early as the 1940s. In addition, there is material in the collection from former...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Contents: This series primarily contains text-based materials collected and generated by Hamburger during her dissertation work on Grossberg. The series has been divided into two sub-series: Research files and Subject files. The sub-series Research files consists primarily of photocopies of Grossberg's correspondence, while the sub-series Subjects files contains copies of Grossberg's papers and Hamburger's reference materials. Grossberg’s papers can be dated to approximately 1925-1940 and consist of...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Contents: This subseries includes glass and print negatives of historical images of the Busch-Reisinger Museum’s collections, exhibitions, and buildings. Folders 147-160 contain glass negatives of plaster casts in Adolphus Busch Hall, some of which are damaged (prints made November 2001 and placed in object files). Folders 161-223 contain “archival” building photographs that are mostly undated, some of which are missing. Folders 224-257 include materials, some damaged, that were originally housed in a...

Scope and Contents: This subseries includes glass and print negatives of historical images of the Busch-Reisinger Museum’s collections, exhibitions, and buildings. Folders 147-160 contain glass negatives of plaster casts in Adolphus Busch Hall, some of which are damaged (prints made November 2001 and placed in object files). Folders 161-223 contain “archival” building photographs that are mostly undated, some of which are missing. Folders 224-257 include materials, some damaged, that were originally housed in a...

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

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This subseries contains historical photographs of the exterior and interior of Rogers Gymnasium and Adolphus Busch Hall, as well as exhibitions and collections. The photographs in folders 37-121 were originally housed in three binders; the numbers preceding the image titles refer to an original processing note, which explains that the "small numbers in corner refer to negative # (filed separately) 10/18."

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...

Scope and Contents:

This subseries contains loose sketches and pages, sketchbooks, notebooks, and studio journals, as well as Ossorio's materials. Many of the bound books also have loose pages placed within by Ossorio. These loose items have been left in their original state.

Note: Some of the materials in this grouping may be closed to research.

Scope and Content:: The collection consists of Davis's notes, largely written on individual sheets of highly acidic 8.5" x 11" paper over a period of over 40 years. The pages have been kept in the order in which they were received, which appears to be roughly chronological (although some sheets are undated). Davis used a variety of writing materials: graphite, ink, ballpoint pen, felt marker, crayon, and colored pencil. Some of the papers are typed, and some include textual diagrams and drawings;...