Love-letters

Correspondence, memoirs, photographs, ephemera, etc., of members of the American Red Cross Clubmobile Service, who served coffee and doughnuts to servicemen during World War II.

Correspondence of Ann Elizabeth Baltzley Hartshorn Potter, an artist; her daughter, Pearl Potter Etz, granddaughter Constance Etz Ferdon, and other members of the extended Baltzley, Potter, Etz, and Ferdon families.

Correspondence, diaries, writings, photographs, audiocassettes, compact disc of economist Elisabeth Burger, trade unionist and government official Frieda S. Miller, and labor organizer Pauline Newman.

Correspondence and other papers of members of the Dreier family, mostly merchants and pastors in northern Germany and businessmen in the United States and their wives.

Papers of Audrey C. Foote, feminist, animal rights advocate, and writer, include personal and other writings, love-letters with her husband during their courtship, and diaries documenting her feelings about pregnancy, life in Paris, and her marriage difficulties.

Correspondence, writings, speeches and conference materials, and coursework of feminist professor and political activist Margaret Hunt.

Correspondence, writings, speeches, appointment books, meeting minutes, audiocassettes, DVDs, and electronic records of Vilma Hunt, dentist, scientist, researcher, writer, environmental activist, and feminist. Some material related to her husband, Edward Eyre Hunt, and his family, is also included.

Personal papers of Adele Siegel Rosenfeld, teacher and poet, document her courtship and marriage, children, and relationship with her family.

Correspondence, scrapbooks, writings, diaries, and photographs, etc., documenting the lives of Ann Fraser Brewer; her husband, George Emerson Brewer, Jr., a playwright; and his parents, New York surgeon George Emerson Brewer, Sr., and Effie Leighton Brown Brewer.

Correspondence, speeches, appointment books, lecture notes, manuscript drafts, photographs, audiotapes, and phonograph records of historian Barbara Miller Solomon, lecturer at Harvard College and dean of Radcliffe and Harvard Colleges.

Papers of editor and writer Bertha Humez Hatvary.

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

Correspondence, diaries, and notes documenting life of Dorothy Prosky, Jewish woman, social worker, mother and businesswoman in New York City, and her husband, businessman David Prosky.

Papers of Ellen Willis, radical feminist and journalist.

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

Correspondence, diaries, photographs, etc., of Gertrude J. Berman, actress, writer, and businesswoman.

Correspondence, journals, legal and financial documents, etc., of Grace Gallatin Seton-Thompson, author, feminist, and world traveler, and committeewoman.

Papers of writer, feminist, one-time Communist, and teacher Hope Hale Davis.

Diaries, correspondence, artwork, writings, schoolwork, family records, and photographs of artist and writer Jane F. Babson.

Correspondence, appointment books, lecture notes, manuscript drafts, photographs, and audiotape of historian Janet Wilson James, professor at Boston College and director of the Schlesinger Library.

The papers of June Jordan, poet, author, outspoken activist, champion of equal rights for African Americans and women, and professor.

The papers of Kim Chernin, author, poet, psychological consultant, writing consultant, feminist, and lesbian, include correspondence, journals, draft manuscripts, and family papers.

Letters from Emma Goldman to Leon Malmed, photographs of Goldman, Malmed, and Alexander Berkman, printed ephemera, and writings by Goldman and others.

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.

Biographical material, correspondence, clippings, photographs, etc. of Miriam Barber Judd, missionary.