Folioplus_box | FOLIO+ PROCESSED, Box 56

Scope and Contents: Series III, Professional, 1973-2009 (#39.6-42.8, FD.4, F+D.2), documents Brooks's professional life. The series includes articles about Chelsea Help for Battered Women; the organization's articles of association and by-laws; printed material regarding domestic abuse and programs for male batterers; guidelines, blank intake and assistance forms, grant applications, and feedback by Lynn Heglund, director of the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women, on a draft grant application. The...

Scope and Contents: Series II, Correspondence, 1950-2009 (#6.9-39.5, F+D.1, OD.1), consists almost entirely of letters received by Brooks. Little outgoing correspondence is included. Correspondents include her parents, husband, children, siblings, students and former students, fellow poets, activists, lovers, friends, and New York Herald Tribune Youth Forum delegates. Brooks's correspondence with her mother reflects their often conflicted relationship: her mother had difficulty...

Scope and Contents: Series III, PROFESSIONAL, 1945-1993 (#27.2-33.6, 34FB.1m-35FB.10, F+D.1-F+D.4, 36OB.1-36OB.7, SD.1), contains flyers, lists of purchases and sales, and other financial records for Hubbard's antiques business; Hubbard's artwork, including sketches of animals, costume designs, and religious images; publicity for exhibits of Hubbard's art; and writings by Hubbard, including poetry, essays, and articles on art and religion. The series also documents the Botolph Group gallery, including articles...

Scope and Contents: Series III, PROFESSIONAL, 1945-1993 (#27.2-33.6, 34FB.1m-35FB.10, F+D.1-F+D.4, 36OB.1-36OB.7, SD.1), contains flyers, lists of purchases and sales, and other financial records for Hubbard's antiques business; Hubbard's artwork, including sketches of animals, costume designs, and religious images; publicity for exhibits of Hubbard's art; and writings by Hubbard, including poetry, essays, and articles on art and religion. The series also documents the Botolph Group gallery, including articles...

Scope and Contents: Series III, PROFESSIONAL, 1945-1993 (#27.2-33.6, 34FB.1m-35FB.10, F+D.1-F+D.4, 36OB.1-36OB.7, SD.1), contains flyers, lists of purchases and sales, and other financial records for Hubbard's antiques business; Hubbard's artwork, including sketches of animals, costume designs, and religious images; publicity for exhibits of Hubbard's art; and writings by Hubbard, including poetry, essays, and articles on art and religion. The series also documents the Botolph Group gallery, including articles...

Scope and Contents: Series III, PROFESSIONAL, 1945-1993 (#27.2-33.6, 34FB.1m-35FB.10, F+D.1-F+D.4, 36OB.1-36OB.7, SD.1), contains flyers, lists of purchases and sales, and other financial records for Hubbard's antiques business; Hubbard's artwork, including sketches of animals, costume designs, and religious images; publicity for exhibits of Hubbard's art; and writings by Hubbard, including poetry, essays, and articles on art and religion. The series also documents the Botolph Group gallery, including articles...

Scope and Contents: Series IV, AUDIOVISUAL AND OVERSIZED, 1979-2001 (#T-484.1 - T484.32, Vt-228.1 - Vt-228.17, F+D.1, OD.1), consists of audiotapes and videotapes and oversized material removed from other series and previously described. Many of the audiotapes document various sessions at American Adoption Congress or Council for Equal Rights in Adoption conferences and/or workshops which featured one or more speakers followed by a question and answer session with attendees. Many of those presenting or asking...

Scope and Contents: Series III, Organizations, 1972-2004, undated (#11.3-13.6, F+D.1), includes correspondence, memoranda, reports, and other material related to Cross's activism, organizing, and volunteer work. Cross was very involved with several Boston-based anti-racism groups, including the Boston People Against Racism and the Klan, Boston Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, and Boston People's Organization. Cross served on the Boston People's Organization's anti-racial violence committee,...

SCOPE AND CONTENT: These additional papers of Margaret Foley include a diary detailing her speaking tour in New York State, May-August 1917; an address book giving names and addresses of people with whom she stayed while traveling in Massachusetts and other New England states (each individual is coded by religious affiliation); correspondence re: suffrage and concerning Foley's job as deputy commissioner as well as letters from her nephew, William O'Keeffe, while serving in the Navy during World War II;...

SCOPE AND CONTENT: These additional papers of Margaret Foley include a diary detailing her speaking tour in New York State, May-August 1917; an address book giving names and addresses of people with whom she stayed while traveling in Massachusetts and other New England states (each individual is coded by religious affiliation); correspondence re: suffrage and concerning Foley's job as deputy commissioner as well as letters from her nephew, William O'Keeffe, while serving in the Navy during World War II;...

Scope and Contents: SERIES I, PERSONAL, 1907-1985 (#1.1-4.9, F+D.1, Mem.1), includes Edith Banfield Jackson's appointment books and calendars, financial material, biographical articles and clippings, wills, and memorabilia and printed material related to the Sacco and Vanzetti trial. Financial papers document Jackson's income and charitable gifts over her lifetime. Jackson inherited money from her father in 1919, and also received income from royalties on her father's first wife Helen Hunt Jackson's books. Her...

Scope and Contents: Series II, CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN AND FAMILY, 1826-1935 (#14.10-16.12, FD.1, F+D.2-F+D.3), includes a scattering of Gilman's personal documents: printed material, notes, letters, publicity, receipts, poetry, her Bible, etc.; husband George Houghton Gilman's correspondence and other material; Gilman's mother Mary A. Perkins's recipe book, and her grandmother Clarissa F. Perkins's commonplace book. Other letters written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman can be found in Series I, Subseries B and C....

Scope and Contents: Series II, CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN AND FAMILY, 1826-1935 (#14.10-16.12, FD.1, F+D.2-F+D.3), includes a scattering of Gilman's personal documents: printed material, notes, letters, publicity, receipts, poetry, her Bible, etc.; husband George Houghton Gilman's correspondence and other material; Gilman's mother Mary A. Perkins's recipe book, and her grandmother Clarissa F. Perkins's commonplace book. Other letters written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman can be found in Series I, Subseries B and C....

Scope and Contents: SERIES III, CHARLES WALTER STETSON, ca.1874-1929 (#16.13-19.12, FD.2, F+D.4), includes correspondence, poems, account books, diaries, exhibition catalogs, photographs of Stetson's artwork, and biographical clippings. Also included are a wallet Stetson used at the time of his death, and locks of his daughter Katharine Beecher Stetson's hair. Diaries in this series complement the collection of Charles Walter Stetson's diaries held by the Schlesinger Library (...

Scope and Contents: Subseries B, Correspondence, 1889-1971 (#3.11-13.7, F+D.1), includes letters received by Katharine Beecher Stetson from family, friends, fellow artists, and about her art, Charles Walter Stetson's artwork, and the 1935 death of Charlotte Perkins Gilman. There are some letters written by Katharine Beecher Stetson in this subseries; letters she wrote to her immediate family members can be found throughout the collection, filed with other material belonging to each family member. Letters from...

Scope and Contents: Series II., PROFESSIONAL, 1937-1992 (#1.7-9.4FD.1, F+D.1), includes Mattlage's published and unpublished writings, including poems, essays, newspaper articles, lectures, and children's stories. Mattlage's writing illuminates her views on the relationship between religion and dancing, her childhood, her relationship with her family, and the place of women in the world. Many of her poems and essays concern injustices visited upon historical and mythical women. She also wrote numerous poems...

Scope and Contents: Series II, FAMILY, 1836-2010 (#14.10-33.16, 76.1-76.9, FD.2, F+D.3m), documents other members of the Hunt and Fox families. The bulk of the series relates to Vilma's husband, Edward Eyre Hunt Jr. and includes his correspondence with his parents. Letters from Edward Hunt Sr. often included advice to his son on how to conduct himself at boarding school, at Harvard, and while serving in the Air Force during World War II, as well as Edward Sr.'s views on world events. Following Edward's marriage...

Scope and Contents: Series I, BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL, 1926-2013 (#1.1-14.9, FD.1, F+D.1-F+D.2), includes appointment books (a complete run from 1979 to 2001, as well as a few earlier and later); versions of Hunt's curricula vitae and articles about her (including several stressing her successful balancing of career and motherhood); awards, honors, and tributes to her; educational material ranging from high school to courses taken as part of Harvard University's Learning in Retirement program; financial...

Scope and Contents: Series I, BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL, 1926-2013 (#1.1-14.9, FD.1, F+D.1-F+D.2), includes appointment books (a complete run from 1979 to 2001, as well as a few earlier and later); versions of Hunt's curricula vitae and articles about her (including several stressing her successful balancing of career and motherhood); awards, honors, and tributes to her; educational material ranging from high school to courses taken as part of Harvard University's Learning in Retirement program; financial...

Scope and Contents: Series IV, PROFESSIONAL, 1934-2005 (#55.5-72.11, F+D.4, OD.1, SD.1), documents Hunt's professional life and includes correspondence; committee minutes; speeches; reports; articles and manuscripts drafts; and research notes. The series includes material related to her work for the Environmental Protection Agency, much of it connected to a trip to the People's Republic of China headed by Hunt and a related trip to the US made by a group of Chinese scientists. Hunt's recollections of this trip...

Scope and Contents: Series III, WRITINGS AND PROJECTS 1967-2004 (#47.6-52.8, 53FB.1-53FB.2, 55FB.1, 54F+B.1, F+D.1, E.1), contains contracts, interviews, chronologies of events, and statements regarding the making of the film Regrouping and the conflict between filmmaker Lizzie Borden and the subjects of the film, as well as material related to other films and performance pieces Hydler created alone or with others. The series also includes poetry and other writings by Hydler; flyers...