Gebhard Harres (Earhart's great-grandfather): passport, 1835 Digital
Genealogical papers. Otis family, 1907-1962. Digital
"Genealogy and Brief Sketch of Issac Otis, his Family and Descendants," typescript, 1907, with 1912 cover letter; "Abiel Smith and Lydia Otis," bound reprints of newsclippings, 1923; Obituary of Alfred G. Otis, 1912; 2 letters, 1944, 1962.
Genealogical papers. Earhart family, 1898-1902, n.d. Digital
"A Brief History...," by Reverend David Earhart, 1898: 2 copies, one with manuscript annotations; "Genealogy of the Earhart Family," Joseph Earhart, typescript, 1902; "History of the Altman Family," typescript carbon copy, n.d.; Other genealogical material, n.d.
Edwin Stanton Earhart, 1907-1920. Digital
Business card, railroad passes (1907-1912) for wife and daughters; Letters, 1909-1920, including Edwin Stanton Earhart to Muriel (1909), and job references for Edwin Stanton Earhart; Society of the Sons of the Revolution (SSR): dues receipt, Iowa chapter, 1915; membership certificate, California chapter, 1919; Certificate of admission to practice law before Supreme Court of Kansas, 1918 (photocopy); Photograph of Thiel College (Pennsylvania) building, n.d..
Amy Otis Earhart. Correspondence, etc., 1936-1950. Digital
Letter and itinerary re: European tour, 1936; 2 typed letters, signed from George Palmer Putnam, 1942, n.d.; Notes re: Howland Light, n.d.; Book inscription, 1950; Calling cards.
Amy Otis Earhart. Maude M. Bronson (pseudonym Clare Hudson), psychic, 1942-1946. Digital
Letters, article, "Does Amelia Earhart Live?," typescript.
Baby books for Earhart, Muriel Earhart, 1897-1900, n.d. Digital
"Baby's Kingdom," printed volume (1885) with manuscript entries by Amy Otis Earhart.
Baby books for Earhart, Muriel Earhart, 1897-1900, n.d. Digital
"Queer Doings and Quaint Sayings of Baby Earhart," handmade book, most re: Amelia Earhart, some Muriel Earhart. Includes PHOTOGRAPH of Amelia Earhart.
School papers: College Preparatory School (Atchison, Kansas): report card, 1905-1906; Science lab reports [Hyde Park High School?], 1915. Digital
Notebooks. Mostly re: photo developing; some financial and re: driving, 1923 Digital
Notebooks. Re: physics, n.d. Digital
Correspondence and related. To parents, 1908-1937. Digital
3 autograph letters, signed: 1908, 1917, 1937
Correspondence and related. To Ann Helen Earhart (Edwin Stanton Earhart's second wife), 1930-1932. Digital
3 typed letters, signed: 1930, 1932, n.d. Includes Muriel Earhart Morrissey note, n.d.
Correspondence and related. With others, 1926-1937, n.d. Digital
Correspondence and related. Writings, 1929-1975. Digital
Articles, most from Hearst's International Cosmopolitan, 1929-1932, 1937 (photocopies); Statements, 1932-1936, including address to 1933 convention of National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, with 1975 cover letter.
Programs (2) for Earhart events, 1928, 1935 Digital
Scrapbooks kept by Earhart. "Activities of women," 1924-1926, n.d. Digital
Scrapbook of clippings re: other women's accomplishments.
Scrapbooks kept by Earhart. Digital
Published poetry by others and miscellaneous. Includes notes by Earhart and Amy Otis Earhart.