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Papers of Elizabeth Blackwell, undated

FOUND IN: Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute
Collection Identifier: A/B632e1c
Overview: Flyer announcing two lectures by Elizabeth Blackwell and her sister Emily, the first and third women to earn medical degrees in the United States.

Papers of Harvey Brooks, 1930s-1980s

FOUND IN: Harvard University Archives
Collection Identifier: HUGFP 128
Overview: Harvey Brooks (1915-2004) was Gordon McKay Professor of Applied Physics at Harvard University. His career merged science with public policy. This collection encompasses documents from his activities as a member of numerous university, scientific, and government committees and contains a small amount of student, teaching, and personal material.

Caroline Leaf Collection

FOUND IN: Harvard Film Archive, Harvard Library, Harvard University
Collection Identifier: hfa00031
Overview: This collection contains completed prints, production materials, and promotional materials for the short films and commercials of award-winning animator Caroline Leaf. Production materials are composed of workreels; test film scratches; storyboards; photographs; slides; drawings; glass panes; and writings, while promotional materials include film guides; posters; and stills. In addition to her own work, the collection also contains films that she collected from others, films that she...

Cotton Tufts papers

FOUND IN: Center for the History of Medicine (Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine)
Collection Identifier: B MS c30
Overview: The Cotton Tufts papers, 1751-1801 (inclusive), consist of the correspondence of physician Cotton Tufts (1732-1815) with his older brother, Simon Tufts (1727-1786), and other physicians, regarding medical matters, and the founding of a medical society in Massachusetts. Letters to Tufts pertain to the organization of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a meeting in 1785 of the Massachusetts Medical Society, among other topics. Also includes manuscripts by Tufts and a fragment of...

Papers of Stuart Davis, 1918-1964 Digital

FOUND IN: Harvard Art Museums Archives
Collection Identifier: 1967.79; drawings 1967.79.1-1165
Overview: Approximately 10,000 pages of notes by Stuart Davis, including observations on art theory, politics and social commentary, along with discussion and analysis of some of his paintings. Included are ca. 1,200 diagrams and drawings.

GSD Lectures Collection

FOUND IN: Frances Loeb Library
Collection Identifier: DES-2013-0001-014379898
Scope and Contents: The GSD Lectures Collection is comprised of materials from the Lectures and Exhibition Department mainly between 1972 and 2006, all in typescript and/or print-out form. There are three series: Series A, Series B, and Series C. Series A contains 173 files, Series B contains 13 files, and Series C contains 34 files. Series A is comprised mainly of the lecture materials, Series B contains mainly exhibition materials, with accompanying lecture materials when available and Series C contains mainly...

Hollis Frampton Collection

FOUND IN: Harvard Film Archive, Harvard Library, Harvard University
Collection Identifier: hfa00001
Overview: This collection contains, in a variety of media, materials by, about, and related to the filmmaker, photographer, and critic Hollis Frampton. Donated by Marion Faller, with whom he spent his last 13 years, the items here were likely kept by Frampton during his lifetime, with additional elements being added by Faller after Frampton's death. From original artworks to invaluable audio recordings, this collection gives rare insight into the career and personality of one of the most important...

Ian Graham papers

FOUND IN: Peabody Museum Archives
Collection Identifier: 2004.15.2

Videotape collection of J. Ari Kane-DeMaios, 1976-2000

FOUND IN: Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute
Collection Identifier: Vt-132
Overview: Videotape recordings of Fantasia Fair activities, and interviews with, workshops, or lectures by J. Ari Kane-DeMaios, transgender activist, counselor, and executive director of the Outreach Institute of Gender Studies.

Papers of George B. Kistiakowsky, approximately 1928-1982

FOUND IN: Harvard University Archives
Collection Identifier: HUGFP 94
Overview: George B. Kistiakowsky (1900-1982) was a Ukrainian-born American chemist. He was not only a renowned in academic circles, but was also a consultant, defense researcher, and public policy advisor. Professor of Chemistry at Harvard University, Kistiakowsky was also a participant in the development of the atomic bomb known as the Manhattan Project, a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and in later years, a political activist, most notably concerned with the arms race. These papers...
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