Women travelers

Photographs, correspondence, clippings, etc., of Mary "Molly" Williams Dewson, suffragist, reformer, and head of the Women's Division of the Democratic Party.

Correspondence, diaries, financial papers, etc. of multiple generations of the Ames, Lesley, and Lyman families.

Beatrice E. Cramer taught in the public schools of White Plains, N.Y. She was also known an inveterate traveler and had been to all fifty states, Canada, Latin America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. The typewritten memoir documents Cramer’s automobile sightseeing tours across North America and, to a lesser degree, discusses her professional training and work as a teacher. The handwritten diary documents Cramer’s tour of Europe in the summer of 1953.

Diaries, engagement calendars, and correspondence of Ida Maud Cannon; stories, articles/essays, and scrapbooks by Cornelia James Cannon; family correspondence, of Cornelia, Walter B. Cannon, and their children: Bradford Cannon, Wilma (Cannon) Fairbanks, Linda (Cannon) Burgess, Marian (Cannon) Schlesinger, and Helen (Cannon) Bond; photographs of family and events.

Travel journals, photograph albums, souvenirs, and notes documenting the travels of Augusta Batchelder Hartt.

Letters and travel journal sent from author and journalist Mary Lee to her cousin Susan M. Lee.

Papers of artist, writer, teacher, art and dream therapist Ann Sayre Wiseman contain childhood drawings; school papers and yearbooks; diaries; sketchbooks; articles and writings; and lectures and presentations.

Correspondence, family history, writings, photographs and other papers of Boston Globe journalist Anne Cabot Wyman.

Diaries, correspondence, writings, and photographs of Betty Tank, schoolteacher and traveler.

Correspondence, diaries, photographs, and other personal documents of Louise Walker McCannel, philanthropist and civic activist, as well as the correspondence and other personal papers of her siblings and parents (Archie Dean Walker Sr. family of Minneapolis, Minnesota), her children (the McCannel family), her aunts, uncles, and her grandparents (T. B. Walker family of Minneapolis, Minnesota), and other family members.

Correspondence, writings, photographs, etc., of Marion Angeline Howlett, world traveler, lecturer, social worker, and journalist.

Papers of photographer, writer, and political activist Marjory Collins, including biographical information, correspondence, personal and professional essays, photographs, and audiovisual material.

Correspondence, biographical and financial material, clippings and articles, book-related files, family papers, and photographs of author and journalist Mary Lee.

Diaries, writings, correspondence, and photographs of Mary Matteson Wilbur and her family.

Constitution, by-laws, minutes, programs, travel records, and member biographies of the Women's Travel Club, which was patterned after the Harvard Travellers Club and whose stated purpose was to help other women travelers.

Papers of minister, physician, lecturer, and suffragist, Anna Howard Shaw.

Correspondence, scrapbooks, diaries, photographs, etc., of philanthropist and patron of the arts, Catherine Filene Shouse.

Scrapbooks, photographs, passenger lists, guides, brochures, and other materials documenting travel tours and cruises that Helen Ogden Williams participated in, including tours she arranged and tours she joined as a member of the Garden Club of America.

Records of the Women's Rest Tour Association and its successor organization, the Traveler's Information Exchange, document its efforts to inform and support women travelers.

Diaries and correspondence of Linda Worthington, documenting her experiences living and traveling in Asia, Africa, Europe, the Caribbean, and the United States.