New York (N.Y.)--Social life and customs--20th century

Addenda to the papers (87-M118--87-M195) of Dorothy Rodgers, writer and inventor.

Addenda to the papers (MC 283) of Mildred Adams, writer, editor, and translator.

Audiovisual collection of Ariel Dougherty, filmmaker, arts administrator, and co-founder of Women Make Movies.

Diaries, correspondence, clippings, etc., of Beth Twiggar Goff, writer and social worker.

Diary, telegram, and clippings of Clare Helene Marshall, who worked as an assistant to Joaquín Miguel Elizalde, Resident Commissioner from the Philippines, in Washington, DC, and New York.

Correspondence and photographs of Antoinette N. Spruyt, rancher and farmer.

Papers of editor and writer Bertha Humez Hatvary.

Papers of Betty Friedan, feminist, activist, and author.

Correspondence, writings, photographs, etc., of Dorothy West, African American writer.

Correspondence, journals, and writings of author, artist, and Radcliffe College alumna Elizabeth Moulton.

Papers of Ellen Willis, radical feminist and journalist.

Papers of Eva Eno, suffragist, lawyer, and social reformer.

Writings, correspondence, and photographs of author and poet Evelyn Ames.

Personal and family papers of photojournalist Jessie Tarbox Beals.

Papers of Marietta Tree, member of the Peabody family of Massachusetts, who served as a Special Ambassador to the United Nations and also worked as a city planner.

Papers of Mary Bancroft, socialite, OSS spy, writer, and New York City political activist.

Correspondence, diaries, writings, photographs, and oral history of Maurine Rothschild, philanthropist, art collector, and women's rights advocate.

Correspondence and diaries of Susan McAllester, editor and photographer.

Poems and dissertation of Sylvia Heimback, Radcliffe College Class of 1933.

Diary of Elinor Rendel, primarily describing a trip to the United States she took with fellow suffragists from September 1908 to March 1909.

Writings, diaries, photographs, and biographical material documenting the life of Winnifred Wygal, author, theologian, and lecturer.