Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel Papers (Library of Congress)

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Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel

A Register of Their Papers in the Library of Congress

Prepared by Grover Batts with the assistance of Thelma Queen; and Michael McElderry with the assistance of Paul Colton, Sherralyn McCoy, Brian McGuire, and Thelma Queen
Revised and expanded by Michael McElderry with the assistance of Kathleen Feeney and Michael W. Giese

Manuscript Division, Library of Congress

Washington, D.C.

2003

Contact information: http://lcweb.loc.gov/rr/mss/address.html

Finding aid encoded by Library of Congress
Manuscript Division, 2003

2004-07-09 converted from EAD 1.0 to EAD 2002

Diaries and Journals, 1873-1917, n.d.

Family Papers, 1824-1953, n.d.

Anne Montgomerie Traubel Correspondence, 1886-1954, n.d.

Horace Traubel Correspondence, 1872-1923, n.d.

Literary File, 1888-1972, n.d.

Conservator Files, 1889-1923, n.d.

Addition, 1850-1979, n.d.

Walt Whitman Papers, 1858-1892, n.d.

Family Papers, 1907-1911, n.d.

Correspondence, 1891-1953, n.d.

Literary File, 1884-1952, n.d.

Miscellany, 1850-1955, n.d.

Gertrude Traubel Papers, 1880-1979, n.d.

Title: Papers of Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel
Span Dates: 1824-1979
Bulk Dates: (bulk 1883-1947)
ID No.: MSS43141
Creator: Traubel, Horace, 1858-1919
Creator: Traubel, Anne Montgomerie, 1864-1954
Extent: 75,250 items; 216 containers plus 2 oversize; 87.8 linear feet
Repository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Abstract: Poet, critic, and friends and biographer of Walt Whitman. Correspondence, diaries, including Horace Traubel's diary published as With Walt Whitman in Camden, literary files containing prose, poetry, criticism, and other writings by the Traubels and other writers, including the collected files of the Conservator, financial and legal records, scrapbooks, and printed matter. The collection reflects the Traubels' support of the literary and artistic community, the arts and crafts and ethical culture movements, and social and political reform. Also includes the papers of their daughter, Gertrude Traubel.
Language: Collection material in English

Selected Search Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

Names:
Traubel, Horace, 1858-1919
Traubel, Anne Montgomerie, 1864-1954
Abbott, Leonard Dalton, 1878-1953--Correspondence
Bain, Frank--Correspondence
Bazalgette, León, 1873-1928--Correspondence
Boni, Albert, 1892- --Correspondence
Boni, Charles--Correspondence
Bucke, Richard Maurice, 1837-1902--Correspondence
Burroughs, John, 1837-1921--Correspondence
Calder, Ellen M. O'Connor--Correspondence
Campbell, Helen, 1839-1918--Correspondence
Carpenter, Edward, 1844-1929--Correspondence
Chesnutt, Charles Waddell, 1858-1932--Correspondence
Clifford, John H. (John Herbert), b. 1848--Correspondence
Craven, James C.--Correspondence
Davenport, Homer, 1867-1912--Correspondence
Debs, Eugene V. (Eugene Victor), 1855-1926--Correspondence
Debs, Theodore, 1864-1945--Correspondence
Edington, Archie--Correspondence
Edington, Elsie--Correspondence
Eglinton, Peter--Correspondence
Fawcett, Edgar, 1847-1904--Correspondence
Feinberg, Charles E., 1899- --Correspondence
Fels, Joseph, 1854-1914--Correspondence
Fels, Mary, 1863-1953--Correspondence
Fournier, Alexis Jean, 1865-1948--Correspondence
Fournier, Paul, 1853-1935--Correspondence
Furness, Clifton Joseph, 1898-1946--Correspondence
Gable, William F., 1856-1921--Correspondence
Gilder, Richard Watson, 1844-1909--Correspondence
Gilman, Charlotte Perkins, 1860-1935--Correspondence
Goodwin, Arthur Clifton, 1866?-1929--Correspondence
Goodyear, Rosalie--Correspondence
Harned, Thomas Biggs, b. 1851--Correspondence
Hartley, Edmund Marsden--Correspondence
Hearn family--Correspondence
Herron, Carrie Rand, 1867-1914--Correspondence
Herron, George Davis, 1862-1925--Correspondence
Hubbard, Elbert, 1856-1915--Correspondence
Huebsch, B. W. (Benjamin W.), 1876-1964--Correspondence
Ingersoll, Robert Green, 1833-1899--Correspondence
Innes, William T. (William Thornton), 1874-1969--Correspondence
Johnston, John, physician, of Bolton, England--Correspondence
Johnston, John H., jeweler, of New York, N.Y.--Correspondence
Karsner, David, 1889-1941--Correspondence
Karsner, Rose--Correspondence
Kennedy, William Sloane, 1850-1929--Correspondence
Kennerley, Mitchell, 1878-1950--Correspondence
Lemon, Courtenay--Correspondence
Lion, Oscar--Correspondence
Longaker, Daniel, 1858-1949--Correspondence
Marlowe, Julia, 1865-1950--Correspondence
Maynard, Laurens, 1866-1917--Correspondence
McLanahan, M. Hawley--Correspondence
Mendelssohn, Lillian--Correspondence
Mendelssohn, Nathan--Correspondence
Morse, Sidney H.--Correspondence
Mosher, Thomas Bird, 1852-1923--Correspondence
Naganuma, Shigetaka, b. 1890--Correspondence
Noyes, Carleton Eldredge, 1872- --Correspondence
Platt, Isaac Hull, 1853-1912--Correspondence
Salter, William Mackintire, 1853-1931--Correspondence
Shollar, Frederic J.--Correspondence
Sixsmith, Charles--Correspondence
Small, Herbert--Correspondence
Stieglitz, Alfred, 1864-1946--Correspondence
Stoddard, Charles Warren, 1843-1909--Correspondence
Stokes, James Graham Phelps, 1872-1960--Correspondence
Stokes, Rose Pastor, 1879-1933--Correspondence
Wallace, J. W. (James William), 1853-1926--Correspondence
Weston, S. Burns (Samuel Burns), 1855-1936--Correspondence
Wiksell, Gustave Percival--Correspondence
Traubel, Anne Montgomerie, 1864-1954. Papers of Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel (1824-1979)
Traubel, Gertrude. Papers of Gertrude Traubel (1880-1979)
Traubel, Horace, 1858-1919. With Walt Whitman in Camden
Whitman, Walt, 1819-1892. Papers of Walt Whitman

Subjects:
American literature
American periodicals
American poetry
Arts and crafts movement
Authors and publishers
Avant-garde (Aesthetics)
Ethical culture movement--United States
Literature, Experimental--United States
Periodicals--Publishing--United States
Reformers--United States
Social reformers--United States
Socialism--United States
United States--Intellectual life

Occupations:
Biographers
Critics
Poets

Administrative Information

Provenance:

The papers of Horace Traubel, poet, critic, and friend and biographer of Walt Whitman, and those of his wife, Anne Montgomerie Traubel, were donated to the Library of Congress in a series of gifts from 1955 to 1987 by their daughter, Gertrude Traubel, and by Charles E. Feinberg. Additional gifts were received from various sources, 1956-2003.

Processing History:

The papers of Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel were arranged and described in 1975. Additional material was incorporated into the collection in 1979. The papers were reprocessed in 1989 following the addition of significant acquisitions in 1980. Further additions to the collection were included 1998-2003. Early accessions of the Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel Papers are described in “Frontiers: Recent Acquisitions of the Manuscript Division,” Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress, 33 (October 1976): pp. 351-356.

Transfers:

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Prints, photographs, and other visual and graphic materials have been transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division. Selected books and printed items have been transferred to the Rare Book and Special Collections Division. Maps have been transferred to the Geography and Map Division. Phonograph records have been transferred to the Recorded Sound Section of the Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel Papers. An oil-on-canvas portrait of Horace Traubel, signed by Arthur Clifton Goodwin and dated 1908, has been transferred to the National Portrait Gallery.

Copyright Status:

The status of copyright in the unpublished writings of Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel is governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.).

Preferred Citation:

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container number, Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical Notes

Horace Traubel

Date	Event
1858, Dec. 19	Born, Camden, N.J.
1873	Introduced to Walt Whitman upon the poet's arrival in Camden, N.J.
1885	Founding member, Society for Ethical Culture, Philadelphia,Pa.
1886	Founder, Contemporary Club, Philadelphia, Pa.
1890s	Clerk, Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Philadelphia, Pa.
1890-1919	Publisher and editor, Conservator
1891	Married Anne Montgomerie
1892	Appointed literary executor by Walt Whitman
1894-1918	Secretary-treasurer, Walt Whitman Fellowship
1900	Published the introduction to Homer Davenport, The Dollar or the Man? Boston: Small, Maynard & Company
1903-1907	Associate editor, Artsman
1904	Published Chants Communal. Boston: Small, Maynard & Company
1906	Published With Walt Whitman in Camden. Boston: Small, Maynard & Company
1910	Published Optimos. New York: B. W. Huebsch
1914	Published Collects. New York: A. and C. Boni
1919, Sept. 8	Died, Bon Echo, Ontario, Canada

Anne Montgomerie Traubel

Date	Event
1864, Feb. 20	Born, Philadelphia, Pa.
1891	Married Horace Traubel
1954, May 11	Died, Philadelphia, Pa.

Scope and Content Note

The papers of Horace (1858-1919) and Anne Montgomerie Traubel (1864-1954) span the years 1824-1979, with most of the material dated from 1883 to 1947. The collection contains separate correspondence series for Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel as well as an exchange of letters between them which chronicles their shared political and intellectual commitments and personal relationship. A diary kept by Horace Traubel describing his visits with Walt Whitman from 1888 until the latter's death in 1892 provides a detailed record of Whitman's daily conversations with Traubel. Published in nine volumes as With Walt Whitman in Camden, the manuscript diary is located in the Literary File along with material relating to its publication. The Literary File also contains manuscripts, typescripts, and proofs of Traubel's poetry, prose, and literary criticism. The papers further include production material and correspondence from the files of the Conservator, a monthly magazine published and edited by Traubel from 1890 to 1919, as well as documents and records of the cultural and literary societies which Traubel served as a founding member or an officer.

Although his poetry was styled after Whitman's, Horace Traubel, unlike his mentor, fused literature with politics in support of personal liberation and collective political action, and, though he took no active part in politics himself, he became a spokesman for American socialism. Traubel was associated with a loosely defined group who hoped to utilize literature and the arts to free society from what they perceived to be middle-class restraints. The papers contain letters written to Horace Traubel from Eugene V. Debs as well as by other radicals and reformers of the time, including Ella R. Bloor, Leigh Danenberg, Theodore Debs, James Waldo Fawcett, Rosalie Goodyear, George Davis and Carrie Rand Herron, Samuel M. Jones, David and Rose Karsner, Robert R. LaMonte, Courtenay Lemon, John Spargo, James Graham Phelps and Rose Pastor Stokes, Benjamin R. Tucker, William English and Anna Strunsky Walling, and Arthur Young. Their letters, located in the Horace Traubel Correspondence series, reflect the common concerns that both united and divided the American socialist movement.

The Traubels cultivated many personal associations among the artistic and cultural avant-garde. They were enthusiastic supporters of the theater and the performing arts and fostered friendships there and among a diverse group of artists, publishers, and writers. Prominent correspondents from literary and artistic circles represented in the Horace Traubel Correspondence series are Albert and Charles Boni, Charles Waddell Chesnutt, Edward Gordon Craig, Homer Davenport, Edward Dowden, Edgar Fawcett, Minnie Maddern Fiske, Benjamin Orange Flower, Johnston Forbes-Robertson, Hamlin Garland, Jeannette L. Gilder, Richard Watson Gilder, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Ellen Glasgow, Arthur Clifton Goodwin, John Hare, Frank Harris, Edmund Marsden Hartley, Herne family members, Arthur Holitscher, B. W. Huebsch, Robert Underwood Johnson, Mitchell Kennerley, John Lane, Gerald Stanley Lee, Jack London, Charles Edwin Markham, Julia Marlowe, Laurens Maynard, David McKay, Lloyd Mifflin, Sidney H. Morse, Thomas Bird Mosher, Charles A. and George G. Needham, Louis and Olga Nethersole, Curtis Hidden Page, William Ordway Partridge, Ernest Rhys, Upton Sinclair, John Sloan, Herbert Small, William Hawley Smith, Edmund Clarence Stedman, Constantin von Sternberg, Alfred Stieglitz, Charles Warren Stoddard, and Ryan Walker.

Anne Montgomerie Traubel shared her husband's intellectual and political commitments throughout their marriage and continued to support them after his death. Many of the correspondents listed in the Horace Traubel Correspondence series also appear in Anne Montgomerie Traubel's correspondence.

While not himself a member of the Socialist party, Traubel, in his writings for the Conservator, supported its goals. Files documenting the publication of the Conservator include manuscripts submitted for publication, galley proofs, editorial correspondence, and fund-raising appeals. Although not a financial success, the Conservator continued to be published during Traubel's lifetime through the financial support of William F. Gable and Frank Bain, both of whom were frequent correspondents along with James Hebron, printer of the magazine.

Manuscripts of Traubel's writings, most of which were published in the Conservator, along with corrected proofs and printed copies, are located in the Literary File. This series includes similar material for a group of Traubel's prose poems, collectively titled “Collects,” and for other published volumes of his poetry and prose. From 1903 to 1907, Traubel, M. Hawley McLanahan, and Will Price published the Artsman, a monthly journal documenting and promoting Rose Valley, an experimental Arts and Crafts community established in Moylan, Pennsylvania. The Literary File contains a small group of records concerning this publication. Although the Arts and Crafts movement is best known as a school of design that promoted the production of handcrafted objects for domestic and decorative use, the movement's leaders were inspired by the vision that design and production reform would ultimately lead to social reform. Traubel shared this belief, and his correspondence includes letters from important figures in the movement, such as Alexis Jean and Paul Fournier, Elbert Hubbard, founder of the Roycroft Shops in East Aurora, New York, and William T. Innes.

The Miscellany series contains material relating to the Society for Ethical Culture in Philadelphia which Horace Traubel helped found. Society members and other supporters represented in the Correspondence series include Felix Adler, Stanton Coit, Joseph and Mary Fels, Daniel Longaker, Cyrus Newlin Pierce, Charlotte Porter, William Mackintire Salter, Marshall E. Smith, Wayland H. Smith, and S. Burns Weston.

Walt Whitman named Traubel as one of his three literary executors, along with Richard Maurice Bucke, whose correspondence can be found in the Horace Traubel Correspondence series, and Thomas Biggs Harned, Traubel's brother-in-law, whose correspondence is filed among the Family Papers. A separate collection of Harned's papers is also located in the Manuscript Division. The Traubel Papers contain letters exchanged with other Whitman scholars, and the Miscellany series contains a collection of records of the Walt Whitman Fellowship, a literary society dedicated to perpetuating the memory of “the Good Gray Poet.” The Horace Traubel Correspondence series contains letters of Fellowship officers and other Whitman associates as well as a number of foreign writers and scholars including Léon Bazalgette, Henry B. Binns, Daniel G. Brinton, John Burroughs, Ellen M. O'Connor Calder, Edward Carpenter, H. Buxton Forman, Herbert H. Gilchrist, John Johnston, John H. Johnston, William Sloane Kennedy, Otto Edward Lessing, Shigetaka Naganuma, Isaac Hull Platt, Gabriel Sarrazin, J. W. Wallace, George W. Whitman, Gustave Percival Wiksell, Frederick Wild, and Talcott Williams.

Selected correspondents from the Traubels' correspondence not mentioned above include Leonard Dalton Abbott, Joseph H. Allen, Truman H. Bartlett, Helen Campbell, John H. Clifford, James C. Craven, David Cummings, Clarence S. Darrow, William E. Davenport, Archie and Elsie Edington, Peter Eglinton, Amelia von Ende, Charles E. Feinberg, Clifton Joseph Furness, Charles G. Garrison, William N. Guthrie, Frederick and Marion Coates Hansen, John Haynes Holmes, Robert Green Ingersoll, Harold and Bertha Johnston, William H. Ketler, George Judson King, Oscar Lion, Leland Mason, Henry L. Mencken, Nathan and Lilian Mendelssohn, John Miley, Alberta Victoria Montgomery, Harrison S. Morris, William E. Mountain, Yone Noguchi, Carleton Eldredge Noyes, John Ormrod, Bliss Perry, William Lyon Phelps, Frank Putnam, John Quinn, Stephen M. Reynolds, Henry S. and Georgina Helen Saunders, Frank Shay, Frederic J. Shollar, Charles Sixsmith, Charles W. Slack, Thomas L. Snow, Harriet C. Sprague, Oscar L. Triggs, B. F. Underwood, Franklin H. Wentworth, Minnie Whiteside, and Charles Zueblin.

The Addition contains material arranged subsequent to the initial organization of the Traubel Papers. The series includes family papers, correspondence, literary material, and printed matter which complement similar items in the original portion of the collection as well as separate collections of papers of Walt Whitman and Gertrude Traubel.

The Walt Whitman material in the collection includes correspondence, manuscript drafts, and hand-drawn sketches of his memorial tomb. A lengthy prose manuscript in support of better working conditions for streetcar conductors employed by the Washington City Railroad is especially noteworthy.

Gertrude Traubel material comprising the largest section in the addition includes family papers, correspondence, speeches and writings, notes and notebooks, and printed matter. Gertrude Traubel shared her parents' commitment to Walt Whitman's memory and maintained an active correspondence with like-minded colleagues, documenting the evolution of Whitman scholarship.

Gertrude Traubel nurtured a continuing correspondence with many of her parents' friends and associates including Frank and Mildred Bain, Léon Bazalgette, Maurice Becker, Albert Boni, Eugene V. Debs, Theodore Debs, Charles E. Feinberg, George H. Hallett, Jr., John Haynes Holmes, William T. Innes, Bertha Johnston, John Johnston, Calder Johnstone, David Karsner, Rose Karsner, Oscar Lion, Ruth May, Laurens Maynard, Henry L. Mencken, Nathan and Lilian Mendelssohn, Harrison S. and Anna W. Morris, Stanley and Myrtis Muschamp, Shigetaka Naganuma, John and Elsie Ormrod, Jennie Patrick, Emma Haviland Platt, Isaac Hull Platt, Phillips Russell, Henry S. Saunders, Frank Shay, Alice and Amy Smith, Constantin von Sternberg, James Graham Phelps and Rose Pastor Stokes, J. W. Wallace, William English and Anna Strunsky Walling, Ralph W. and Marion Wescott, Minnie Whiteside, Frederick Wild, and Gustave Percival Wiksell. Other correspondents include Arthur Bullard, Ernestine Caliandro, Rockwell and Kathleen Kent, Marian MacDowell, Scott and Nellie Nearing, Joseph Niver, and Rose Strunsky.

Gertrude Traubel was a classically-trained singer and teacher who performed and taught locally in the Philadelphia area, and her papers include items pertinent to her professional and artistic career. A short memoir written by Anne Montgomerie Traubel recalls her first meeting with Walt Whitman.

In addition to these papers, the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress also houses Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel material received as part of the Walt Whitman Papers in the Charles E. Feinberg Collection.

Organization of the Papers

The collection is arranged in nine series:

Diaries and Journals, 1873-1917, n.d.
Family Papers, 1824-1953, n.d.
Anne Montgomerie Traubel Correspondence, 1886-1954, n.d.
Horace Traubel Correspondence, 1872-1923, n.d.
Literary File, 1888-1972, n.d.
Conservator Files, 1889-1923, n.d.
Miscellany, 1835-1979, n.d.
Addition, 1850-1979, n.d.
Oversize, ca. 1909-1917, n.d.

Description of Series

Container	Series


BOX 1	Diaries and Journals, 1873-1917, n.d.
		Diaries and journals kept by Horace Traubel and two travel journals kept by unidentified writers.
		Arranged chronologically.

BOX 1-23	Family Papers, 1824-1953, n.d.
		Letters, postcards, telegrams, financial and legal records, notes and notebooks, translations, printed matter, and miscellaneous items and enclosures sent and received by family members.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of family member and chronologically therein.

BOX 23-46	Anne Montgomerie Traubel Correspondence, 1886-1954, n.d.
		Letters, postcards, telegrams, and miscellaneous enclosures sent and received by Anne Montgomerie Traubel.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX 47-111	Horace Traubel Correspondence, 1872-1923, n.d.
		Letters, postcards, telegrams, and miscellaneous enclosures sent and received by Horace Traubel.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX 112-146	Literary File, 1888-1972, n.d.
		Handwritten and typewritten manuscripts, correspondence, notes, proofs, contracts, royalty statements, signatures, printed copies, and miscellaneous items relating to the prose, poetry, books, plays, and speeches of Anne and Horace Traubel, as well as the works of other writers collected by the Traubels. Also includes Horace Traubel's diary published as With Walt Whitman in Camden.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material under the writer's name.

BOX 147-156	Conservator Files, 1889-1923, n.d.
		Correspondence, handwritten and typewritten manuscripts, publishing material, financial records, proofs, printed matter, and miscellaneous items relating to the Conservator, a monthly magazine.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX 157-185	Miscellany, 1835-1979, n.d.
		Correspondence, financial and legal records, manuscripts, notes and notebooks, scrapbooks (some containing letters), printed matter, cards, and invitations.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX 186-216	Addition, 1850-1979, n.d.

BOX 186		Walt Whitman Papers, 1858-1892, n.d.
			Letters received, holograph manuscripts and notes, sketches of Whitman's tomb, printed matter, and miscellaneous items.
			Arranged alphabetically by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 186		Family Papers, 1907-1911, n.d.
			Letters exchanged between Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel and a letter from Traubel to his sister, Agnes Traubel Lychenheim.
			Organized alphabetically by name of correspondent and arranged chronologically therein.

BOX 186		Correspondence, 1891-1953, n.d.
			Letters, postcards, and miscellaneous enclosures sent and received by Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel.
			Organized alphabetically by name of correspondent and arranged chronologically therein.

BOX 186-187		Literary File, 1884-1952, n.d.
			Handwritten and typewritten manuscripts, correspondence, notes, proofs, contracts, printed matter, and miscellaneous items relating to the books and writings of Horace Traubel and other writers collected by Traubel, including Walt Whitman.
			Arranged alphabetically by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 187-191		Miscellany, 1850-1955, n.d.
			Correspondence, notes and notebooks, address books, printed matter, scrapbooks, and miscellaneous items including a Walt Whitman cigar box.
			Arranged alphabetically by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 191-216		Gertrude Traubel Papers, 1880-1979, n.d.
			Family papers, correspondence, speeches and writings, financial and legal records, notes and notebooks, printed matter, miscellaneous items, and files relating to the publication of With Walt Whitman in Camden.
			Arranged by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX OV 1-OV 2	Oversize, ca. 1909-1917, n.d.
		Oversize material consisting of correspondence, literary manuscripts, and printed matter.
		Organized and described according to the series, boxes, and folders from which the items were removed.

Container List

Container	Contents


BOX 1	Diaries and Journals, 1873-1917, n.d.
		Diaries and journals kept by Horace Traubel and two travel journals kept by unidentified writers.
		Arranged chronologically.

BOX 1		Traubel, Horace

			1873, July 17-Aug. 6, journal of a sailing trip from Philadelphia to Boston

			1888

			1888-1892, diary of visits to Walt Whitman See Containers 124-130, Diary

			1891; 1892, Sept. 17-23, diary notes

		Unidentified

			1917, Mar. 24-Aug. 17, journal of travel to California

			Undated, journal of travel to Europe

BOX 1-23	Family Papers, 1824-1953, n.d.
		Letters, postcards, telegrams, financial and legal records, notes and notebooks, translations, printed matter, and miscellaneous items and enclosures sent and received by family members.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of family member and chronologically therein.

BOX 1		Correspondence between Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel

			1883, Aug.-1886, Nov.
				(2 folders)

BOX 2			1886, Dec.-1889, July
				(5 folders)

BOX 3			1889, July-1890, June
				(5 folders)

BOX 4			1890, July-1894, Aug.
				(6 folders)

BOX 5			1894, Sept.-1900, Apr.
				(7 folders)

BOX 6			1900, May-1902, Apr.
				(5 folders)

BOX 7			1902, May-1905, Sept.
				(8 folders)

BOX 8			1905, Oct.-1908, Mar.
				(5 folders)

BOX 9			1908, Apr.-1911, Oct.
				(5 folders)

BOX 10			1911, Nov.-1915, Sept.
				(5 folders)

BOX 11			1915, Oct.-1918, July
				(5 folders)

BOX 12			1918, Aug.-1919, June, n.d.
				(5 folders)

		Aalholm, Malcolm Wallace (grandson), 1921-1937, n.d.

		Bloch, Marion Lychenheim (niece), 1946-1948

		Clements, Louise (niece), 1917, n.d.

BOX 13		Dodge, Verda R. (cousin), 1936-1952, n.d.

		Harned, Ann (niece), 1889-1951

		Harned, Augusta Anna Traubel (sister), 1878-1907

		Harned, Thomas Biggs (brother-in-law), 1877-1920, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Jordan, Jennie B. (cousin)

			1925, July-1942, July

BOX 14			1942, Aug.-1953, Aug., n.d.
				(2 folders)

		Launy, Ellen G., 1824-1852, n.d.

		Lychenheim, Agnes Traubel (sister), 1881-1923, n.d.

		Lychenheim, Morris (brother-in-law), 1893-1947, n.d.
			(2 folders)

BOX 15		Montgomerie, Peter (father)

			Correspondence, 1871-1890

			Deed, marriage certificate, and receipts, 1849-1863

		Nichols, John C. (cousin), 1886-1933
			(2 folders)

		Ransom, Lisle (cousin), 1944-1952

		Traubel, Emile (brother), 1892-1920

		Traubel, Gertrude (daughter)

			Correspondence with parents

				1893, May-1903, May
					(2 folders)

BOX 16				1903, June-1911, July
					(5 folders)

BOX 17				1911, Aug.-1914, May
					(5 folders)

BOX 18				1914, June-1917, Aug.
					(5 folders)

BOX 19				1917, Sept.-1918, Aug.
					(5 folders)

BOX 20				1918, Sept.-1921, Sept.
					(5 folders)

BOX 21				1921, Oct.-1947, Sept., n.d.
					(5 folders)

			Miscellany

BOX 22		Traubel, Katherine Grunder (mother)

			Correspondence, 1872-1895, n.d.

			Translations, n.d.

		Traubel, Lothario (brother), 1889-1909

		Traubel, Mathilda (sister), 1882, 1892

		Traubel, Maurice H. (father)

			Correspondence, 1860-1898, n.d.

			Notebooks and newspaper clippings, 1874, 1898, n.d.

			Translations, 1870, n.d.

		Traubel, Wallace (son), 1894-1897, n.d.

		Trumble, Alfred (brother)

			Correspondence, 1884-1895, n.d.

BOX 23			Miscellany, 1889-1898, n.d.

		Wade, Jeptha A. (cousin), 1911-1922, n.d.

		Other family members, 1880-1951, n.d.

BOX 23-46	Anne Montgomerie Traubel Correspondence, 1886-1954, n.d.
		Letters, postcards, telegrams, and miscellaneous enclosures sent and received by Anne Montgomerie Traubel.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX 23		“A” miscellaneous, 1912-1953, n.d.

		Abbott, Leonard Dalton, 1912-1926, n.d.

		Aldrich, Richard, 1926-1945

		Arens, Egmont H., 1920-1921, n.d.

		“B” miscellaneous, 1889-1902, 1910-1944, 1950-1952, n.d.

		Bailie, Helen Tufts, 1931-1949

BOX 24		Bain, Frank and Mildred, 1907-1954, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Barber, Edward, 1908-1921, n.d.

		Barnard, Mary G., 1913-1946, n.d.

		Barrus, Clara, 1923-1936, n.d.

		Bazalgette, Léon, 1919-1928, n.d.

		Beffel, John N., 1919, n.d.

		Bernstein, Walter, 1915-1923

		Blodgett, Harold, 1930-1947

		Boni, Albert and Charles, 1913-1953

		Boyle, Gertrude, 1919-1923, n.d.

		Breslow, Max M., 1916-1923

BOX 25		Brooks, Mabelle H., 1929-1948, n.d.

		Brown, Eva Ingersoll, 1920-1923, n.d.

		Bucke, Richard Maurice, 1892

		Burke, Leila L., 1912, n.d.

		“C” miscellaneous, 1892, 1898, 1904-1943, 1951, n.d.

		Calder, Ellen M. O'Connor, 1891-1912

		Clifford, John H., 1908-1922

		Commander, Kingsmill, 1914-1945, n.d.

		Conn, Gordon, 1919-1928

BOX 26		Cummings, David, 1919-1937, n.d.

		“D” miscellaneous, 1898-1912, 1920-1937, 1943, 1949-1950, n.d.

		Dallin, Winifred, 1904-1923, n.d.

		Dalmas, Anna B., 1897-1898, n.d.

		Davenport, William E., 1920-1931

		Davis, Martha L., 1935-1950, n.d.
			(4 folders)

BOX 27		Debs, Eugene V. and Theodore, 1908-1924

		Denison, Flora MacDonald See Container 33, MacDonald, Flora

		Doubleday, Page & Co., 1917-1937

		Dreier, Thomas, 1916-1920, n.d.

		“E” miscellaneous, 1913-1920, 1928, 1937-1943, n.d.

		Edmunds, Albert J., 1921-1935

		Edwards, Ward H., 1916-1936, n.d.

		Emerson, Margaret, 1945-1948

		Erskine, John, 1938-1939

		“F” miscellaneous, 1893-1954, n.d.

		Fawcett, James Waldo, 1919-1925, n.d.

		Feinberg, Charles E., 1945-1954

		Fels, Mary, 1889-1920

		Feurer, Madge Barton, 1916-1922, n.d.

		Furnas, Clara E., 1936-1937, n.d.

BOX 28		Furness, Clifton Joseph, 1928-1940, n.d.
			(3 folders)

		“G” miscellaneous, 1899, 1910-1953, n.d.

		Gable, Robert B., 1919-1947

		Gable, William F., 1908-1920

		Goldsmith, Alfred F., 1922-1946

		Goodwin, Jean A., 1923-1925, n.d.

		Goodyear, Katharine, 1919-1922

BOX 29		Goodyear, Rosalie, 1919-1937, n.d.

		Gray, Leslie R. and Elma E., 1946-1952, n.d.

		Groff, Alice, 1904-1916

		Grover, Edwin O., 1935-1942

		“H” miscellaneous, 1898-1934, 1940-1950, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Hallett, George H., Jr., 1913-1947

		Hansen, Frederick and Marion Coates, 1895-1924, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Hartley, Edmund Marsden, 1911, n.d.

		Hayes, Will, 1922

		Herne, Julie A., 1903-1919, n.d.

		Herron, George Davis and Carrie Rand, 1903-1912, n.d.

		Hetzel, Mary, 1911-1913

BOX 30		Hier, Frederick P., Jr., 1918-1920

		Hoffer, Louis, 1919-1923

		Holden, Charles and Margaret, 1913-1943

		Holmes, John Haynes, 1919-1940

		Howes, Roma C., 1920-1926

		Huebsch, B. W., 1913-1928

		“I” miscellaneous, 1918-1920, 1927-1933, n.d.

		Innes, William T., 1913-1951, n.d.

		“J” miscellaneous, 1892, 1911, 1919-1931, n.d.

		Johnston, Bertha and Harold, 1914-1952, n.d.
			(3 folders)

BOX 31		Johnston, John, 1891-1919

		Johnstone, Calder, 1935-1953

		“K” miscellaneous, 1908-1925, 1933, 1941, 1948, n.d.

		Karsner, David, 1913-1935, n.d.

		Karsner, Rose, 1913-1931, n.d.

		Kennerley, Mitchell, 1913-1922

		King, George Judson, 1918-1929

		“L” miscellaneous, 1898-1936, 1943, n.d.

		Lacey, Margaret, 1912-1921

		Law, James D., 1920-1927

BOX 32		Law, Lucy W., 1902-1923, n.d.

		Lawrinson, Elizabeth, 1918-1953

		Lawrinson, Ronald and Maud, 1913-1953

		Lessing, Otto Edward, 1917-1922

		Lewis, Helena, 1920-1924, n.d.

		Library of Congress, 1931-1953

		Lion, Oscar and Estelle B.

			1920, July-1935, Mar.
				(3 folders)

BOX 33			1935, Apr.-1951, Oct., n.d.

		Livezey, Herman, 1926-1937

		“M” miscellaneous, 1894-1942, n.d.

		MacDonald, Flora, 1916-1920, n.d.

		MacIntire, Lucy P., 1919-1947

		Masters, Edgar Lee, 1936

		May, Ruth, 1913-1923, n.d.

		Mayer, Richard, 1920-1942

		Maynard, Laurens, 1911-1916, n.d.

		McLanahan, M. Hawley, 1913-1927

		Mencken, Henry L., 1924-1939, n.d.

BOX 34		Mendelssohn, Nathan and Lilian, 1915-1954, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Montgomery, Alberta Victoria, 1918-1942, n.d.

		Moore, John G., 1937-1945, n.d.

		Morris, Harrison S. and Anna W., 1919-1951, n.d.

		Mosher, Thomas Bird

			1907, Sept.-1912, Oct.

BOX 35			1912, Nov.-1923, Jan., n.d.
				(2 folders)

		Muschamp, Ned, 1920-1931

		Muschamp, Stanley and Myrtis, 1912-1951, n.d.

		“N” miscellaneous, 1913, 1919-1927, 1939-1949

		Naganuma, Shigetaka

			1919, Jan.-1923, Mar.
				(2 folders)

BOX 36			1923, Apr.-1952, Dec., n.d.

		Needham, Charles A. and George G., 1919-1922

		Newkirk, Garrett, 1939-1940

		“O” miscellaneous, 1912-1913, 1920-1922

		O'Connor, Ellen M. See Container 25, Calder, Ellen M. O'Connor

		Oliver, L. Stauffer, 1913-1952

		Ormrod, John and Elsie, 1919-1954, n.d.
			(3 folders)

		“P” miscellaneous, 1892, 1901, 1907-1932, 1942, 1949-1953, n.d.

BOX 37		Patrick, Jennie, 1902-1947

		Percival, Olive, 1910-1924, n.d.

		Platt, Emma Haviland, 1904-1935, n.d.

		Platt, Isaac Hull, 1899-1912, n.d.

		Potter, Grace, 1905-1941, n.d.

		Quentzel, Shirley, 1946-1949

		“R” miscellaneous, 1898-1899, 1911-1930, 1937-1943, n.d.

		Roane, Annie, 1897-1930, n.d.

		Roberts, Jean W., 1950-1953

BOX 38		Roberts, William and Louise, 1912-1921, n.d.

		Robinson, William J. and Marie, 1919-1936, n.d.

		Rodgers, Cleveland, 1931-1949

		“S” miscellaneous, 1887, 1897-1900, 1906-1953, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Sammis, Romanah, 1912-1942

		Saunders, Henry S. and Georgina Helen, 1915-1950, n.d.

BOX 39		Savage, Florence, 1917-1938

		Schelling, Felix E., 1924-1927, n.d.

		Seaborn, Edwin and Ida, 1944-1952, n.d.
			(3 folders)

		Segsworth, Charles F., 1921-1925, n.d.

		Shay, Frank, 1919-1922, n.d.

		Simpson, Jean, 1924-1954, n.d.
			(2 folders)

BOX 40		Simpson, Mary, 1915-1927

		Sixsmith, Charles, 1916-1950

		Small, Maynard & Co., 1917-1925

		Smith, Alice and Amy, 1906-1948, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Smith, Clyde W., 1909-1924

		Smith, George Jay, 1913-1935

		Smith, Marshall E. and Cornelia, 1902-1924, n.d.

		Snyder, J. E., 1920-1923

		Sprague, Harriet C., 1919-1953, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Sternberg, Constantin von, 1904-1920

		Stewart, Catharine and Mary, 1911-1941

BOX 41		Stokes, Rose Pastor, 1909-1923

		Stratton, Charles E., 1913-1921, n.d.

		“T” miscellaneous, 1907-1912, 1919-1930, 1940-1941, n.d.

		“U” miscellaneous, 1917-1922, 1932, 1949

		Untermeyer, Louis, 1949

		“V” miscellaneous, 1941

		Valente, John, 1922-1924

		Viking Press, 1926-1927

		“W” miscellaneous, 1899-1953, n.d.
			(2 folders)

BOX 42		Wallace, James, 1936-1939

		Wallace, J. W.

			1891, July-1914, Feb.
				(4 folders)

BOX 43			1914, Mar.-1926, Jan., n.d.
				(5 folders)

BOX 44		Walling, William English and Anna Strunsky, 1912-1941, n.d.

		Walt Whitman Foundation, 1927-1954

		Wescott, Ralph W., 1913-1950, n.d.

		Whiteside, Minnie

			1917, Dec.-1946, July
				(4 folders)

BOX 45			1946, Aug.-1954, Feb., n.d.

		Wiksell, Gustave Percival

			1901, Sept.-1938, Apr.
				(4 folders)

BOX 46			1938, May-1940, Jan., n.d.
				(2 folders)

		“Y” miscellaneous, 1917-1925, 1938-1942

		Zueblin, Charles and Anne, 1920-1925

		Unidentified, 1886-1950, n.d.
			(3 folders)

BOX 47-111	Horace Traubel Correspondence, 1872-1923, n.d.
		Letters, postcards, telegrams, and miscellaneous enclosures sent and received by Horace Traubel.
		Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and chronologically therein.

BOX 47		“A” miscellaneous, 1877-1879, 1885-1919, n.d.

		Abbey, Charlotte, 1895-1912, n.d.

		Abbott, Leonard Dalton, 1901-1915, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Addicks, Weda Cook, 1895-1909, n.d.

		Adler, Felix, 1885-1893

		Ahrendt, Carl, 1906-1908

		Alderman, I. D., 1885, n.d.

		Allen, Joseph H., 1887-1892

		American Magazine, 1906-1907

		Ames, Charles G., 1881-1903

BOX 48		Appleton (D.) and Company, 1875-1912

		Arens, Egmont H., 1914-1918

		Armand, E., 1904-1910, n.d.

		Austrian, Ben, 1899-1906, n.d.

		“B” miscellaneous, 1878, 1884-1919, n.d.
			(4 folders)

BOX 49		Bain, Frank and Mildred

			1891, Apr.-1910, Dec.
				(4 folders)

BOX 50			1911, Jan.-1912, Sept.
				(5 folders)

BOX 51			1912, Oct.-1919, July, n.d.
				(4 folders)

		Baker, I. N., 1892-1898

		Baldwin, Nora R., 1886-1913, n.d.

BOX 52		Barber, Edward, 1897-1918, n.d.

		Barker, Elsa, 1902-1914, n.d.

		Barler, Harry S., 1873-1874

		Barrell, Charles W., 1905-1907

		Barrus, Clara, 1906-1914

		Bartlett, Truman H., 1892-1917, n.d.

		Baxter, Sylvester, 1889-1913

		Bazalgette, Léon, 1903-1918, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Becker, Maurice, 1909-1917

		Belmont, Alva E., 1914-1916

		Benson, Allen, 1909

BOX 53		Bercovici, Konrad, 1914-1917

		Bertz, Edward, 1896-1903

		Beville, Alfred W., 1894-1914, n.d.

		Bibber, Mary van, 1902-1910, n.d.

		Bigelow, F. S., 1901-1906

		Bilgram, Hugo, 1894-1900

		Binns, Henry B., 1904-1912, n.d.

		Bisbee, Frederick A., 1883-1895, n.d.

		Blake, James V., 1887-1912

		Bloor, Ella R., 1917-1918, n.d.

		Boni, Albert, 1908-1918

		Boni, Charles, 1912-1914

		Boozer, Bessie, 1884-1895, n.d.

		Boozer, John Herbert, 1884-1896, n.d.

		Boozer, William H., 1881-1898

		Born, Helena, 1895-1900

		Brenholtz, Edwin A., 1904-1913

		Brennan, James, 1915-1917, n.d.

		Breslow, Max M., 1913-1914

BOX 54		Brinton, Daniel G., 1887-1899, n.d.

		Brooks, Van Wyck, 1918

		Brown, Harvey Dee, 1911-1917

		Brown, I. H., 1897-1898

		Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925), 1897, n.d.

		Bryant, Henry G., 1894-1902

		Bucke, Richard Maurice

			1888, July-1893, May
				(2 folders)

BOX 55			1893, June-1895, Dec.
				(3 folders)

BOX 56			1896, Jan.-1901, Dec., n.d.

		Burleigh, E. D. and Florence A., 1887-1898, n.d.

		Burroughs, John, 1888-1912, n.d.

		Burrowes, Peter E., 1903-1909, n.d.

		Bush, Harry D. and Emma, 1889-1916, n.d.

		Butler, Ladson C., 1903-1909, n.d.

		Butts, Asa K., 1877-1879

BOX 57		“C” miscellaneous, 1872-1919, n.d.
			(3 folders)

		Calder, Ellen M. O'Connor See also Container 92, O'Connor, William Douglas and Ellen M.

			1891, May-1906, Feb.
				(2 folders)

BOX 58			1906, Mar.-1912, Mar., n.d.

		Callingham, William M., 1888-1899

		Campbell, Helen, 1901-1918, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Carpenter, Edward, 1892-1911, n.d.

		Carpenter, George Rice, 1898-1909

		Case, Carlton B., 1873-1874

		Casper, John, 1904-1917

		Century Magazine, 1893-1914

		Chambers, Julius, 1915-1916, n.d.

		Chesnutt, Charles Waddell, 1902-1915

		Cheyney, E. Ralph, 1916-1919, n.d.

		Christian Register, 1885-1887

		Chubb, Percival and Louise, 1889-1895

BOX 59		Clarke, Helen A., 1892-1902, n.d.

		Cleyre, Voltairine de, 1898-1903

		Clifford, Charlotte S., 1893-1901

		Clifford, John H., 1884-1914, n.d.
			(3 folders)

		Close, Stuart and Evangeline, 1898-1914

		Coates, Edward H., 1888-1894

		Cohen, Joseph E., 1908-1912

BOX 60		Cohen, Solomon Solis, 1894-1897

		Coit, Stanton, 1892-1893, n.d.

		Cole, Florence, 1914-1915, n.d.

		Commander, Kingsmill, 1907-1917

		Connor, Jerome, 1902-1903

		Conrad, John, 1907-1916

		Cook, Allen and Bertha W., 1882-1912, n.d.

		Cook, Margaret C., 1912-1914

		Cook, Weda See Container 47, Addicks, Weda Cook

		Corson, H. C., 1899-1904

		Coryell, Abby Hedge, 1912-1918, n.d.

		Cottam, John, 1911-1917, n.d.

		Coyne, James H., 1893-1918

		Craig, Edward Gordon, 1906-1912, n.d.

BOX 61		Craven, James C., 1883-1885
			(3 folders)

		Cropper, Frank, 1872-1873, n.d.

		Crosby, Ernest H., 1894-1906

		Cummings, David, 1913-1919, n.d.

		“D” miscellaneous

			Da-Do, 1883-1918, n.d.

BOX 62			Dr-Dy, 1883, 1889-1916, n.d.

		Dainow, David, 1915-1917

		Dallin, Winifred, 1898-1900, n.d.

		Dalmas, Caroline, 1893-1898

		Dalmas, Philip and Anna B., 1893-1906, n.d.

		Danenberg, Leigh, 1915-1919, n.d.

		Daniel, Charles S., 1894-1898, n.d.

		Daniels, John, 1907-1908

		Darrow, Clarence S., 1902-1904, n.d.

		Davenport, Homer, 1891-1903, n.d.

		Davenport, William E., 1896-1915

		Davies, Mary Carolyn, 1914-1918, n.d.

BOX 63		Debs, Eugene V., 1901-1919, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Debs, Theodore, 1906-1918

		Denison, Flora MacDonald See Container 86, MacDonald, Flora

		Dietrich, Carl, 1917-1918

		Donnelly, Ignatius, 1897-1899

		Doubleday, Page & Co., 1911-1919

		Douty, Nicholas, 1893-1913, n.d.

		Dowden, Edward and Elizabeth, 1896-1913

		Dreier, Thomas, 1914-1916, n.d.

		Dunbar, Erroll and Helena, 1910-1917

		“E” miscellaneous, 1893-1917, n.d.

BOX 64		Earle, Laura H., 1897-1901, n.d.

		Eastman, Max, 1913-1918, n.d.

		Eaton, Charlotte, 1908-1914

		Edelheim, Carl, 1889-1894, n.d.

		Edington, Archie and Elsie, 1910-1917, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Edmunds, Albert J., 1900-1914, n.d.

		Edwards, Ward H., 1909-1919

		Edwards, William H., 1901-1902

		Effey, Robert, 1872-1874

		Eglinton, Peter, 1916-1917, n.d.

		Eldridge, Charles W., 1892-1896

		Elliot, Charles N., 1897-1916

		Ellis, William S., 1906-1910, n.d.

BOX 65		Elwell, Mary, 1897-1902, n.d.

		Ende, Amelia von, 1903-1915

		“F” miscellaneous, 1884-1918, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Fagin, Harry L. and Ella, 1913-1917, n.d.

		Fairchild, Lisabeth N., 1892-1904, n.d.

		Farrell, C. P., 1895-1911

		Fawcett, Edgar, 1895-1904, n.d.

		Fawcett, James Waldo, 1916-1918

BOX 66		Fels, Joseph and Mary, 1889-1914, n.d.

		Ferguson, Charles, 1902-1911, n.d.

		Ferguson, Georgia, 1903-1915

		Fettinger, Theodore S., 1909-1917

		Fiske, Harrison Grey, 1906-1910

		Fiske, Minnie Maddern, 1898-1910, n.d.

		Fiske, Will A., 1872-1877

		Flower, Benjamin Orange, 1892-1908

		Forbes-Robertson, Johnston, 1904-1916

		Forman, H. Buxton, 1892-1908

		Fournier, Alexis Jean, 1907-1915

		Fournier, Grace, 1908-1909, n.d.

		Fournier, Paul, 1907-1910, n.d.

BOX 67		French, W. E. P., 1905-1913

		Frothingham, Paul R., 1890-1893

		“G” miscellaneous. 1872, 1888-1919, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		G. P. Putnam's Sons See Container 96, Putnam's (G. P.) Sons

		Gable, Gertrude, 1908-1911

		Gable, William F.

			1896, Jan.-1907, Dec.
				(3 folders)

BOX 68			1908, Jan.-Sept.
				(4 folders)

BOX 69			1908, Oct.-1909, July
				(4 folders)

BOX 70			1909, Aug.-1911, Apr.
				(5 folders)

BOX 71			1911, May-1916, Dec.
				(5 folders)

BOX 72			1917, Jan.-1919, Jan., n.d.
				(3 folders)

		Gannett, W. C., 1886-1892

		Garland, Hamlin, 1893-1916, n.d.

		Garrison, Charles G., 1893-1913, n.d.

		George, Henry, 1891-1894

		Gilbert, Joseph, 1891-1896

		Gilchrist, Herbert H., 1889-1909

		Gilder, Joseph B. and Jeannette L., 1892-1908

		Gilder, Richard Watson and Helena, 1892-1911, n.d.

		Gilman, Charlotte Perkins, 1907-1910

		Gizycki, Georg von, 1892-1894

BOX 73		Glasgow, Ellen, 1899-1914, n.d.

		Glover, Eva Ball, 1892-1900

		Goldman, Emma, 1902-1916

		Goldstein, Bessie, 1906-1912, n.d.

		Goodwin, Arthur Clifton, 1905-1919, n.d.
			(3 folders)

		Goodyear, Rosalie, 1909-1918, n.d. See also Oversize
			(2 folders)

BOX 74		Gose, George, 1900-1912

		Gould, Elizabeth Porter, 1893-1906

		Gould, George M., 1886-1897, n.d.

		Grant, Amy, 1904-1906, n.d.

		Graves, Elma, 1903-1904

		Groff, Alice, 1896-1913, n.d.

		Guterman, Harry N., 1907-1915, n.d.

		Guthrie, William N., 1897-1918, n.d.

		“H” miscellaneous

			Ha, 1888-1920, n.d.

BOX 75			He-Hu, 1877-1879, 1887-1920, n.d.
				(2 folders)

		Hale, Philip, 1897-1912, n.d.

		Hall, Bolton, 1894-1917

		Hallett, George H., Jr., 1913-1918

		Hanford, Ben, 1903-1908, n.d.

		Hanna, Paul, 1909-1912

		Hansen, Marion Coates, 1895-1896

		Harboe, Paul, 1906-1907, n.d.

		Hare, John, 1896-1902

		Harman, Moses, 1901-1908

		Harris, Frank, 1915-1919

		Hartley, Edmund Marsden

			1905, Aug.-1907, Aug.

BOX 76			1907, Sept.-1914, Mar., n.d.

		Hartt, George M., 1908-1912, n.d.

		Hauff, William A., 1907, n.d.

		Hawley, Mary E., 1893-1910, n.d.

		Hay, John, 1903-1904

		Hebron, James, 1916-1919, n.d.

		Henley, James B., 1872-1873

		Henri, Robert, 1912-1915

		Herne, Crystal, 1900-1905

		Herne, James A. and Katharine C., 1898-1902

		Herne, Julie A., 1891-1913
			(2 folders)

		Herring, Alice G., 1899-1907, n.d.

BOX 77		Herron, George Davis and Carrie Rand, 1897-1916, n.d.
			(5 folders)

BOX 78		Hicks, Alfred E., 1890-1891

		Hier, Frederick P., Jr., and Carol L., 1916-1919

		Hilb, Louis, 1917

		Hill, Mabel, 1908-1915, n.d.

		Hodge, William T., 1900-1918, n.d.

		Hodges, Leigh Mitchell, 1914-1917, n.d.

		Hoffman, C. B., 1901-1914, n.d.

		Hoffman, May B., 1908-1910

		Holbrook, Martin L., 1894-1900, n.d.

		Holbrook, Minnie C., 1903-1904

		Holitscher, Arthur, 1912-1913, n.d.

		Holmes, John Haynes, 1912-1918

		Hopp, Julius, 1904-1909, n.d.

		Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1893-1906, n.d.

		Hovey, Henrietta, 1901-1911, n.d.

		Howe, Bertha W., 1906-1912

		Howe, Mark Anthony DeWolfe, 1897-1899

BOX 79		Hubbard, Elbert and Alice, 1894-1915

		Huebsch, B. W., 1906-1917, n.d.

		Hunt, Albert E., 1895-1911, n.d.

		Hunter, Robert, 1905-1906, n.d.

		“I” miscellaneous, 1882-1909, 1915-1916, n.d.

		Ingersoll, Robert Green and Eva, 1892-1910, n.d.

		Innes, Edward K., 1894-1897, n.d.

		Innes, William T., 1894-1918

		Ireland, Howard, 1872-1885

		Ives, James E., 1890-1919

		“J” miscellaneous, 1882, 1888-1919, n.d.

BOX 80		Jastrow, Morris, 1887-1899, n.d.

		Jefferys, Henry Scott, 1881-1898, n.d.

		Jefferys, Upton S., 1892-1895, n.d.

		Johnson, Frederic A., 1905-1910, n.d.

		Johnson, Robert Underwood, 1905-1915

		Johnson, Tom L., 1903

		Johnson, William H., 1887-1898

		Johnston, Bertha, 1892-1915, n.d.

		Johnston, Herbert, 1872-1874

		Johnston, John, 1892-1918, n.d.
			(4 folders)

BOX 81		Johnston, John H., 1888-1914, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Jones, Jenkin Lloyd (1843-1918), 1885-1901

		Jones, Samuel M., 1901-1904, n.d.

		“K” miscellaneous, 1890-1898, 1904-1920, n.d.

		Karsner, David, 1911-1919, n.d.
			(2 folders)

BOX 82		Karsner, Rose, 1914-1919

		Kauffman, Reginald W. and Ruth W., 1906-1916

		Keller, Helen, 1916-1919

		Kellogg, Charles D., 1903-1909

		Kelly, Charles M., 1915-1917

		Kemper, Eugene A., 1885-1889

		Kennedy, William Sloane, 1887-1908, n.d.

		Kennerley, Mitchell, 1906-1918, n.d.

		Kerr, Charles H., 1885-1907

		Ketler, William H.

			1890, Oct.-1893, Jan.

BOX 83			1893, Feb.-1907, Dec.

		King, George Judson, 1908-1919

		Kitson, Arthur, 1894-1897

		Knerr, Calvin B., 1893-1907

		Knortz, Karl, 1892-1896, n.d.

		Kreymborg, Alfred, 1913-1915

		“L” miscellaneous, 1878-1918, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Lacey, Margaret, 1903-1917, n.d.

		LaMonte, Robert R., 1909-1910, n.d.

		Lane, John, 1897-1905

		Lang, Mary F., 1902-1906

BOX 84		Lapat, Max, 1914-1918, n.d.

		Law, James D., 1890-1918, n.d.

		Lee, Gerald Stanley and Jennette, 1903-1914, n.d.

		Lee, Waldemar, 1892-1902, n.d.

		Legere, Benjamin J., 1912-1918

		Leighton, Walter, 1900-1901

		Lemon, Courtenay, 1902-1911, n.d.

		Leslie, William H. and Anna, 1909-1918, n.d.

		Lessing, Otto Edward, 1904-1919

		Lewis, Fay, 1898-1916, n.d.

		Lezinsky, David L., 1889-1894

BOX 85		Lindsay, Frank B., 1913-1916

		Lindsey, Benjamin B., 1907-1910

		Lippmann, Walter, 1913-1916

		Lloyd, Caro, 1910-1915, n.d.

		Lloyd, Henry Demarest, 1894-1903

		Lloyd, J. William, 1895-1918, n.d.

		London, Jack and Charmain, 1905-1915

		Longaker, Daniel, 1891-1914, n.d.

		Lorimer, George H., 1899-1910

		Louie, El De, 1894-1898

		Low, Frank M., 1909-1914

		Lynn, Robert, 1912-1918, n.d.

		“M” miscellaneous, 1884-1921, n.d.
			(3 folders)

BOX 86		MacAlister, James, 1888-1894

		MacDonald, Flora, 1916-1919

		MacDonald, Sarah, 1898-1903, n.d.

		Mackay, John Henry, 1893-1898

		Mackey, Robert K., 1903

		Macmillan Company, 1898-1915

		Mailly, William, 1904-1907

		Mangasarian, Mangasar M., 1886-1902

		Markham, Charles Edwin and A. C., 1899-1919

		Marlowe, Julia, 1890-1913, n.d.
			(3 folders)

		Mason, Leland, 1909-1916, n.d.

		May, Joseph, 1888-1891, n.d.

BOX 87		Maynard, Laurens

			1894, Jan.-1916, Sept.
				(5 folders)

BOX 88			Undated

		McDonald, Mitchell, 1909-1919

		McKay, David, 1893-1908

		Mendel, Charles, 1914-1917, n.d.

		Mendel, Esther, 1912-1917, n.d.

		Mendelssohn, Nathan and Lilian, 1913-1919, n.d.

		Mercer, George G., 1895-1902

		Michael, Helen Abbott, 1893-1904

		Mifflin, Lloyd, 1904-1912, n.d.

		Miley, John, 1895-1901, n.d.

		Miller, Joaquin, 1906-1908, n.d.

		Mitchell, John, 1903-1905

		Montgomery, Alberta Victoria, 1903-1917

BOX 89		Montgomery, Edmund, 1891-1907, n.d.

		Mordell, Albert, 1913-1915

		Morgan, Appleton, 1897-1903, n.d.

		Morris, Harrison S., 1888-1915

		Morse, Lucius D., 1898-1906

		Morse, Sidney H.

			1875, July-1888, Sept.
				(4 folders)

BOX 90			1888, Oct.-1902, Sept.
				(2 folders)

		Mosher, Thomas Bird, 1895-1917, n.d.
			(4 folders)

		Mountain, William E., 1895-1919

BOX 91		Muzzey, Anne L., 1911-1914, n.d.

		Mydans, Max, 1912-1919

		“N” miscellaneous, 1882, 1889-1920, n.d.

		Naganuma, Shigetaka, 1918-1919, n.d.

		National Magazine, 1898-1905

		Needham, Charles A. and George G., 1901-1919, n.d.

		Nelson, Kate E., 1895-1917

		Nesbit, Charles F., 1903-1915, n.d.

		Nethersole, Louis and Olga, 1898-1910, n.d.

		Newton, A. Edward, 1909-1911

		Nichols, H. S., 1913, n.d.

		Nichols, W. I., 1890, n.d.

		Noguchi, Yone, 1897-1912, n.d.

		North American, 1899-1914, n.d.

BOX 92		Noyes, Carleton Eldredge, 1903-1910, n.d.

		“O” miscellaneous, 1884-1918, n.d.

		O'Connor, William Douglas and Ellen M., 1888-1891 See also Container 57, Calder, Ellen M. O'Connor

		Oppenheim, James, 1907-1917, n.d.

		Orth, John, 1915-1918, n.d.

		“P” miscellaneous, 1878, 1886-1918, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Page, Curtis Hidden, 1904-1917, n.d.

BOX 93		Partridge, William Ordway, 1896-1909

		Paterson, Russell, 1910-1912, n.d.

		Peirce, Cyrus Newlin, 1888-1894

		Pemberton, Caroline H., 1899-1902

		Perry, Bliss, 1903-1907, n.d.

		Phelps, William Lyon, 1907-1918, n.d.

		Phillips, John S., 1906-1914

		Pillsbury, Parker, 1895-1896

		Platt, Emma Haviland, 1894-1906, n.d.

		Platt, Isaac Hull

			1894, Jan.-May

BOX 94			1894, June-1899, Dec.
				(5 folders)

BOX 95			1900, Jan.-1908, Apr.
				(5 folders)

BOX 96			1908, May-1913, July, n.d.
				(2 folders)

		Pope, H. C., 1904-1907

		Por, Odon, 1904-1905

		Porter, Charlotte, 1887-1901, n.d.

		Potter, Grace, 1904-1915, n.d.

		Potter, William J., 1881-1885, n.d.

		Powers, Edna Gable, 1908-1909, n.d.

		Pratt, Charles Edward, 1892-1897

		Price, Helen E., 1893-1907

		Price, William L., 1905-1907, n.d.

		Putnam, Frank, 1904-1915

		Putnam's (G. P.) Sons, 1902-1907

BOX 97		“Q” miscellaneous, 1913

		Quinlan, Walter B., 1912-1917, n.d.

		Quinn, John, 1908-1916

		“R” miscellaneous, 1874, 1882, 1888-1919, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Reeder, William and Florence, 1892-1894, n.d.

		Reedy, William Marion, 1907-1916

		Reynolds, Stephen M., 1899-1917, n.d.

		Rhys, Ernest, 1911-1912

		Rice, Mary Graham, 1905-1919, n.d.

		Ritchel, Rella, 1914-1918, n.d.

		Robins, Mary Ellis, 1905-1907

		Robinson, William J., 1911-1917, n.d.

BOX 98		Rolleston, Thomas W., 1893-1906, n.d.

		Rosenblatt, Leo G., 1893-1894

		Roycroft Shops, 1903-1916

		Russell, Charles E., 1900-1905

		Russell, Phillips, 1911-1919, n.d.

		“S” miscellaneous, 1878-1921, n.d.
			(3 folders)

		Saben, Mowry, 1900-1904

		Salt, Henry S., 1892-1916, n.d.

BOX 99		Salter, William Mackintire, 1890-1910, n.d.
			(3 folders)

		Sanborn, Frank B., 1889-1910

		Sandby, Alphild, 1905-1912, n.d.

		Sanger, Jesse W., 1906-1912, n.d.

		Sarrazin, Gabriel, 1893-1908

		Saturday Evening Post, 1905-1914

		Saunders, Henry S. and Georgina Helen, 1911-1919

		Schelling, Felix E., 1894-1907

		Schlaf, Johannes, 1902-1904

		Scott, Fred Newton, 1906-1910

		Scott, Leroy, 1909-1918, n.d.

		Scott, Margaret H., 1904-1907, n.d.

		Scovel, James M., 1885-1904, n.d.

		Seeley, F. Edward, 1906-1908, n.d.

BOX 100		Segsworth, Charles F., 1904-1916

		Shay, Frank, 1913-1917, n.d.

		Sheldon, Walter L., 1891-1894, n.d.

		Shollar, Frederic J., 1903-1918, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Simpson, Jean, 1915-1919

		Simpson, Mary, 1915-1917

		Sinclair, Upton, 1903-1914

		Sixsmith, Charles

			1892, Dec.-1893, Dec.

BOX 101			1894, Jan.-1919, Sept., n.d.

		Slack, Charles W., 1877-1885, n.d.

		Sloan, John, 1911-1918

		Small, Herbert, 1894-1903, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Small, Maynard & Co., 1898-1913, n.d.

BOX 102		Smith, Amy, 1905-1918, n.d.

		Smith, George Jay and Mary Stoddart, 1897-1918, n.d.

		Smith, Marshall E., 1893-1915, n.d.

		Smith, Wayland H., 1894-1906

		Smith, William Hawley, 1894-1916, n.d.

		Snow, Thomas L., 1906-1920, n.d.

		Spargo, John, 1902-1908, n.d.

		Stedman, Arthur, 1888-1901, n.d.

		Stedman, Edmund Clarence, 1889-1907

		Stedman, Laura, 1901-1909

		Steele, Asa, 1900-1907

		Steger, Harry Peyton, 1909-1912

		Stephens, Frank, 1896-1917

BOX 103		Sternberg, Constantin von, 1904-1918, n.d.

		Stieglitz, Alfred, 1914-1919, n.d.

		Stoddard, Charles Warren, 1906-1908, n.d.

		Stoddart, J. M., 1891-1901

		Stokes, James Graham Phelps, 1907-1912

		Stokes, Rose Pastor, 1906-1918, n.d.
			(2 folders)

		Struthers, William, 1895-1919

		Swinton, John, 1893-1899

		Symonds, John Addington and J. C., 1892-1893

		“T” miscellaneous, 1878-1882, 1889-1919, n.d.
			(2 folders)

BOX 104		Talmage, Mary B., 1895-1898, n.d.

		Trevor, John, 1896-1913

		Triggs, Oscar L., 1894-1905, n.d.

		Trimble, W. H., 1902-1911

		Trowbridge, J. T., 1893-1899

		Truth Seeker, 1877-1916

		Tucker, Benjamin R., 1887-1901

		Tufts, Helen M., 1899-1907, n.d.

		Tyner, Paul, 1903-1908

		“U” miscellaneous, 1890-1895, 1906, 1914-1918, n.d.

		Ullman, Alice Woods, 1903-1916, n.d.

		Underwood, B. F., 1881-1888

		“V” miscellaneous, 1894-1899, 1905-1918, n.d.

		Valentine, Gwendolyn, 1899-1901

		“W” miscellaneous

			Wa, 1879-1882, 1888-1918, n.d.

BOX 105			We-Wy, 1872-1882, 1888-1919
				(2 folders)

		Walker, Edwin C., 1892-1906

		Walker, Ryan, 1908-1915, n.d.

		Wallace, J. W.

			1892, Apr.-July

BOX 106			1892, Aug.-1893, Dec.
				(4 folders)

BOX 107			1894, Jan.-1910, Dec.
				(4 folders)

BOX 108			1911, Jan.-1919, Sept.
				(2 folders)

		Walling, Anna Strunsky, 1903-1919

		Walling, William English, 1912-1917, n.d.

		Washington, Booker T., 1895-1914

		Watson, Albert D., 1904-1917, n.d.

		Wentworth, Franklin H. and Marion Craig, 1898-1915, n.d.

		West, James H., 1888-1903

		Weston, S. Burns

			1885, Apr.-1889, Dec.

BOX 109			1890, Jan.-1897, Sept., n.d.

		Weston, Stephen F., 1888-1891, n.d.

		White, Eliot, 1908-1918, n.d.

		White, Frances Emily, 1892-1894

		White, Thomas Earle, 1894-1907

		Whitlock, Brand, 1906-1916

		Whitman, George W., 1894-1899

		Wiksell, Gustave Percival

			1896, Nov.-1910, July
				(3 folders)

BOX 110			1910, Aug.-1919, Aug., n.d.
				(2 folders)

		Wilcox, Jennie A., 1898-1918

		Wild, Frederick, 1892-1916, n.d.

		Willcox, Louise Collier, 1906-1910

		Williams, Francis H., 1889-1909, n.d.

		Williams, Rebecca J., 1890-1891

		Williams, Sophia W. R., 1887-1898, n.d.

		Williams, Talcott, 1888-1901, n.d.

		Williamson, George M., 1892-1906, n.d.

		Withington, Caro Lloyd, 1905-1909, n.d.

		Wright, David Henry, 1902-1917, n.d.

		“Y” miscellaneous, 1884, 1896-1913, n.d.

		Yarros, Victor, 1889-1894

		Young, Arthur, 1911-1919

BOX 111		Young, Edgar L., 1881-1882, n.d.

		Young, James Walter, 1892-1900, n.d.

		Yurka, Blanche, 1907-1916, n.d.

		“Z” miscellaneous, 1902, 1911-1916

		Zueblin, Charles, 1907-1918, n.d.

		Unidentified, 1872-1919, n.d.
			(4 folders)

BOX 112-146	Literary File, 1888-1972, n.d.
		Handwritten and typewritten manuscripts, correspondence, notes, proofs, contracts, royalty statements, signatures, printed copies, and miscellaneous items relating to the prose, poetry, books, plays, and speeches of Anne and Horace Traubel, as well as the works of other writers collected by the Traubels. Also includes Horace Traubel's diary published as With Walt Whitman in Camden.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material under the writer's name.

BOX 112		Traubel, Anne Montgomerie

			Notes, fragments, and other items

			Poetry

			Writings

				Advertising copy, Lion Ribbon Co.

				Drafts
					(1 folder)
BOX 113					(2 folders)

		Traubel, Horace

			Articles and other writings

				Drafts See also Oversize
					(2 folders)
BOX 114					(4 folders)
BOX 115					(4 folders)
BOX 116					(4 folders)
BOX 117					(4 folders)

BOX 118				Printed copies
					(2 folders)

				Proofs

			The Artsman

			Book reviews

				Drafts
					(1 folder)
BOX 119					(4 folders)
BOX 120					(4 folders)
BOX 121					(4 folders)
BOX 122					(2 folders)

				Proofs and printed copies

			Books

				Chants Communal

				The Dollar or the Man?

					Drafts

					Miscellany

					Proofs

						Illustrations

BOX 123						Text

					Signatures

				Optimos

					Miscellany

					Proofs

				With Walt Whitman in Camden

					Contracts

BOX 124					Correspondence, 1905-1970
						(3 folders)

					Diary

						Vol. 1

							1888, Mar. 28-May 28
								(2 folders)

BOX 125							1888, May 29-July 14
								(2 folders)

						Vol. 2

							1888, July 15-Aug. 31
								(2 folders)

BOX 126							1888, Sept. 1-Oct. 31
								(2 folders)

						Vol. 3

							1888, Nov. 1-Dec. 24
								(2 folders)

BOX 127							1888, Dec. 25-1889, Jan. 20

						Vol. 4

							1889, Jan. 21-Mar. 20
								(3 folders)

BOX 128							1889, Mar. 21-Apr. 7

						Vol. 5, 1889, Apr. 8-Sept. 14
							(2 folders)

						Vol. 6

							1889, Sept. 15-1890, Feb. 14

BOX 129							1890, Feb. 15-July 6

						Vol. 7, 1890, July 7-1891, Feb. 10
							(2 folders)

						Vol. 8, 1891, Feb. 11-Sept. 30
							(2 folders)

BOX 130						Vol. 9, 1891, Oct. 1-1892, Apr. 3
							(3 folders)

					Illustrations

					Index, vol. 1

					Miscellany

BOX 131					Nurse's reports, 1891-1892

					Printer's copy

						Vol. 1, 1888, Mar. 28-July 14
							(2 folders)

						Vol. 2

							pp. 1-350, 1888, July 15-Sept. 5

BOX 132							pp. 351-753, 1888, Sept. 6-Oct. 31

						Vol. 5

							pp. 1-508, 1889, Apr. 8-July 6
								(2 folders)

BOX 133							pp. 509-713, 1889, July 7-Sept. 14

					Proofs

						Galley proofs

							Vol. 1
								(2 folders)

							Vol. 3
								(1 folder)
BOX 134								(1 folder)

							Vol. 4

BOX 135							Vol. 5

						Page proofs, vol. 5

						Proof sheets, vol. 1

					Royalty statements, 1905-1972

					Signatures, vol. 4

						pp. 1-242

BOX 136						pp. 243-528

					Typescripts

						Vol. 4, 1889, Jan. 21-Apr. 7
							(3 folders)

BOX 137						Vol. 5, working copy, 1889, Apr. 8-Sept. 14
							(3 folders)

			“Collects”

				Drafts

					A
						(2 folders)

BOX 138					B-G
						(2 folders)

					H See also Oversize

					I
						(1 folder)
BOX 139						(2 folders)

					J-N
						(2 folders)

BOX 140					O-V
						(2 folders)

					W See also Oversize
						(2 folders)
BOX 141						(2 folders)

					Y

					Unidentified See Oversize

				Printed copies

				Proofs

			Miscellany

BOX 142			Notes and fragments

			Play

			“Play Things,” drama criticism

			Poetry

				Drafts See also Oversize
					(2 folders)
BOX 143					(5 folders)

BOX 144				Printed copies

				Proofs

			Speeches

				1889, Apr. 2, “The Glory and the Dangers of Emerson,” Camden, N.J.

				1909, Mar. 15, “Walt Whitman,” Boston, Mass.

				Undated

					“For Freedom of Speech,” Fellowship for Ethical Research, Philadelphia, Pa.

					“Walt Whitman the Comrade,” Philadelphia, Pa.

		Writings by others

			Articles and other writings

				Holographs
					(2 folders)
BOX 145					(1 folder)

				Typescripts
					(3 folders)
BOX 146					(1 folder)

			Notes and fragments

			Poetry

			Proofs

			Speeches

BOX 147-156	Conservator Files, 1889-1923, n.d.
		Correspondence, handwritten and typewritten manuscripts, publishing material, financial records, proofs, printed matter, and miscellaneous items relating to the Conservator, a monthly magazine.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX 147		Accounts and finances

			Account book

			Bills and receipts

			Subscriptions

				Account books

				Applications and payments

BOX 148		Correspondence

			1889, May-1902, Oct.
				(5 folders)

BOX 149			1902, Nov.-1907, Dec.
				(5 folders)

BOX 150			1908, Jan.-1915, Mar.
				(4 folders)

BOX 151			1915, Apr.-1923, July
				(4 folders)

BOX 152			Undated
				(2 folders)

		Drafts and publishing material
			(3 folders)
BOX 153			(4 folders)
BOX 154			(4 folders)

BOX 155		Index

		Miscellany
			(2 folders)

		Printed copies

		Proofs

			1903-1905

BOX 156			1906-1918
				(3 folders)

BOX 157-185	Miscellany, 1835-1979, n.d.
		Correspondence, financial and legal records, manuscripts, notes and notebooks, scrapbooks (some containing letters), printed matter, cards, and invitations.
		Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX 157		Account books
			(2 folders)

		Accounts, bills, and receipts
			(3 folders)
BOX 158			(2 folders)

		Address books

			Traubel, Anne Montgomerie
				(3 vols.)

			Traubel, Horace
				(5 vols.)

BOX 159			Unidentified

		Amateur Press Association

			Miscellany

			Publications
				(4 folders)
BOX 160				(2 folders)

		“Bolton College,” collegial association

		Confederate money (2 bills) and silver certificate

		Contemporary Club

		Correspondents other than Horace or Anne Montgomerie Traubel

			1872-1889

BOX 161			1890-1949
				(6 folders)

BOX 162			1950-1964, n.d.
				(2 folders)

		Estate of Horace Traubel

		Feinberg, Charles E., correspondence with Gertrude Traubel

			1948, Oct.-1961, July
				(3 folders)

BOX 163			1961, Aug.-1979, Nov.
				(2 folders)

		Genealogy

		German lessons (Horace Traubel)

		Greeting cards
			(1 folder)
BOX 164			(2 folders)

		Invitations
			(2 folders)
BOX 165			(2 folders)

		Keepsake albums

			Clements, Eliza, 1856-1857

			Launy, Ellen G., 1835-1857

		Library of Congress, 1955-1978

		Lists

BOX 166		Memorial gravestone

		Montgomery, Alberta Victoria

			Notebook

			Scrapbooks, 1903-1919
				(2 folders)

BOX 167		Music

		Notebooks

			Traubel, Anne Montgomerie, 1894-1938
				(5 vols.)

			Traubel, Horace

				Miscellany, 1883-1893
					(7 vols.)

				Reading lists of articles and books, 1880-1892
					(8 vols.)

		Notes

BOX 168		Obituaries

			Traubel, Anne Montgomerie

			Traubel, Horace

		Printed matter

			Brochures, cards, and other items
				(3 folders)
BOX 169				(2 folders)

			Bulletins

			Circulars and broadsides See also Oversize

			Newspaper clippings
				(1 folder)
BOX 170				(5 folders)
BOX 171				(3 folders)

			Pamphlets and periodicals
				(1 folder)
BOX 172				(4 folders)
BOX 173				(3 folders)
BOX 174				(3 folders)
BOX 175				(1 folder)

			Playbills and programs
				(3 folders)

		Recipes and menus

		Rensselaer, Ledyard van, passport, 1870

BOX 176		Scrapbooks

			1874-1875

			1877-1878

			1878-1882

BOX 177			1880-1884

			1892-1919

BOX 178			1893-1897

BOX 179			1899-1914

			1900-1914

BOX 180			1903-1914

			1906-1916

BOX 181		Society for Ethical Culture, 1881-1899, 1919, 1936-1937, n.d.
			(3 folders)

		Walt Whitman Fellowship See Containers 182-185, Whitman (Walt) Fellowship

		Whitman, Walt

			Estate

				Accounts and royalty statements, 1897-1919

				Correspondence and legal papers, 1897-1919

BOX 182				Requests for permission to publish reprints of Whitman material, 1895-1946
					(2 folders)

			Funeral

			Miscellany

			Preservation of Whitman's home, 1892-1894

			“Whitman Music List,” compiled by Henry S. Saunders, 1926, 1945
				(2 vols.)

		Whitman (Walt) Fellowship

			Accounts

BOX 183			Branches

				Boston, Mass.

				Canada

				Chicago, Ill.

			Correspondence

				1892-1905
					(6 folders)

BOX 184				1906-1919, n.d.
					(5 folders)

			Drafts

BOX 185			Membership cards, 1894-1896

			Membership lists

			Miscellany

			Organization

			Papers and programs, 1894-1918

BOX 186-216	Addition, 1850-1979, n.d.

BOX 186		Walt Whitman Papers, 1858-1892, n.d.
			Letters received, holograph manuscripts and notes, sketches of Whitman's tomb, printed matter, and miscellaneous items.
			Arranged alphabetically by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 186			Correspondence, 1878-1892, n.d.

			Miscellany, 1891, n.d.

			Prose

				“America,” draft, n.d.

				“Nearly all the good men...,” draft, n.d.

				“Old Times in Brooklyn,” newspaper clipping, 1858

				“Washington City Railroads,” draft, n.d.

			Sketches of tomb, 1891

BOX 186		Family Papers, 1907-1911, n.d.
			Letters exchanged between Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel and a letter from Traubel to his sister, Agnes Traubel Lychenheim.
			Organized alphabetically by name of correspondent and arranged chronologically therein.

BOX 186			Lychenheim, Agnes Traubel (sister), 1907

			Traubel, Horace and Anne Montgomerie, correspondence, 1910-1911, n.d.

BOX 186		Correspondence, 1891-1953, n.d.
			Letters, postcards, and miscellaneous enclosures sent and received by Horace and Anne Montgomerie Traubel.
			Organized alphabetically by name of correspondent and arranged chronologically therein.

BOX 186			Traubel, Anne Montgomerie, 1911-1914, 1922-1925, 1944-1953, n.d.

			Traubel, Horace

				Bucke, Richard Maurice, 1892-1901

				Herron, George Davis, 1903-1904

				Miscellany, 1891, 1900-1918, n.d.

BOX 186-187		Literary File, 1884-1952, n.d.
			Handwritten and typewritten manuscripts, correspondence, notes, proofs, contracts, printed matter, and miscellaneous items relating to the books and writings of Horace Traubel and other writers collected by Traubel, including Walt Whitman.
			Arranged alphabetically by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 186			Articles and other writings

				The Call, memorial number, 1919, Oct.

				“Collects,” printed copies, 1902, 1913

				Fragments, n.d.

				Letter to the editor, 1897, Aug.

				Newspaper articles, ca. 1884-ca. 1885, 1891-1893, 1899-1903

				Printed copies, 1890-1894, 1915-1916, n.d.

				Proofs, 1892

			Books

				At the Graveside of Walt Whitman, and Sprigs of Lilac, 1892

				With Walt Whitman in Camden

					Vol. 3, ca. 1914

					Vol. 4, 1952

			Conservator, 1894-1899, 1912

			Miscellany, ca. 1904, ca. 1910-1918

BOX 187			Poetry, 1884-1887, n.d.

			Small, Maynard & Co., 1897-1898, 1904-1905, 1915, n.d.

			Writings by others

				Bucke, Richard Maurice

					“The Shakespearean Authorship,” typescript of speech, n.d.

					“The Value of the Study of Medicine,” 1891

					The Wound Dresser (1898), typescript, n.d.

				Unidentified proofs, n.d.

				Whitman, Walt, Leaves of Grass

					Miscellany, n.d.

					Paper sample for pocket-book edition, 1888

					Reprint edition (1902), 1899-1906, n.d.
						(2 folders)

BOX 187-191		Miscellany, 1850-1955, n.d.
			Correspondence, notes and notebooks, address books, printed matter, scrapbooks, and miscellaneous items including a Walt Whitman cigar box.
			Arranged alphabetically by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 187			Admission tickets to Robert Green Ingersoll lecture, 1890

			Bain, Betty, 1916-1917, n.d.

			Elliot, Charles N., 1911, 1917-1918

			Notes and other items

				Book inscriptions, 1896, 1909-1917, n.d.

				Miscellany, 1889-1896, 1903, 1917, n.d.

				Whitman, Walt, illness, n.d.

			O'Connor, William Douglas

				Book reviews, 1867, n.d.

BOX 188				Hugo, Victor, 1850, 1868, 1871-1874, n.d.

				Miscellany, 1852, 1866-1872, 1883, 1889, n.d.
					(2 folders)

					“Rock Me to Sleep, Mother,” 1867-1868, n.d.

			Printed matter

				Cards, invitations, and pamphlets, 1890-1899, 1909-1911, 1919, n.d.

				Monographs, periodicals, and other publications

					1866-1905
						(3 folders)

BOX 189					1906-1920, 1947, n.d.
						(4 folders)

				Newspaper and magazine clippings, 1868-1872, 1881, 1887-1901, 1918, 1931, 1949, n.d.
					(5 folders)

			Robertson, John M., speech, n.d.

BOX 190			Scrapbooks

				1882, 1891-1897, n.d.

BOX 191				1915-ca. 1923

			Traubel, Anne Montgomerie

				Address book, n.d.

				Death and burial, 1954

				Notes and notebooks, n.d.

			Walt Whitman cigar box, 1898

			Walt Whitman Fellowship, 1895-1906, 1924, 1939, 1955, n.d.

BOX 191-216		Gertrude Traubel Papers, 1880-1979, n.d.
			Family papers, correspondence, speeches and writings, financial and legal records, notes and notebooks, printed matter, miscellaneous items, and files relating to the publication of With Walt Whitman in Camden.
			Arranged by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 191			Diary notes, 1915-1916, 1928

BOX 192			Family papers

				Aalholm, Arthur C. (husband), 1917-1925, n.d.
					(3 folders)

				Aalholm, Malcolm W. (son)

					Correspondence

						Aalholm, Arthur C. and Gertrude T., 1922-1930, 1936-1943, 1954, n.d.
							(3 folders)

						General

							1918-1937
								(2 folders)

BOX 193							1938-1940, n.d.

						Traubel, Horace and Anne Montgomerie, 1918-1921, 1937

					Miscellany, 1918-1941, 1953, n.d.

				Aalholm, Rosalie L. (sister-in-law)

					1919, 1919-1926, 1941-1956, Mar.
						(6 folders)

BOX 194					1956, Apr.-1975, n.d.
						(5 folders)

				Bloch, Marion Lychenheim (cousin) See Container 195, Squires, Fred, and Marion Lychenheim Bloch

				Cook, Margaret W. (cousin)

					1914-1922, 1954-1975
						(2 folders)

BOX 195					1976-1979, n.d.

				Harned, Herbert S. (cousin) and Dorothy, 1918-1919, 1938, 1953-1958, 1974

				Harned, Thomas B. (uncle) and Augusta Anna Traubel (aunt), 1897, 1906-1919, n.d.

				Jordan, Jennie B. (cousin), 1932, 1953-1962

				Katar, Dorothy (aunt), 1916-1917, 1964, n.d.

				Lychenheim, Morris (uncle) and Agnes Traubel (aunt), 1911-1917, 1930, 1937

				Other family members, 1894-1905, 1911-1916, 1922, 1958-1959, n.d.

				Squires, Fred, and Marion Lychenheim Bloch (cousin), 1895-1898, 1906-1917, 1924-1926, 1952-1973, n.d.
					(4 folders)

BOX 196				Traubel, Anne Montgomerie (mother)

					Correspondence, 1913-1930, 1937

					Memoir, “A Young Woman Meets Walt Whitman,” 1936, 1952

				Traubel, Horace (father)

					Correspondence, 1898, 1905-1908, 1917-1919
						(2 folders)

					Miscellany, 1895-1898, 1919

				Wade, Jeptha A. (cousin), 1911-1920, n.d.
					(2 folders)

			General correspondence

				Aylward, Albert, 1951-1957

				“A” miscellaneous, 1898, 1907-1918, 1924-1928, 1940-1941, 1954-1965, 1972

				Bain, Frank and Mildred

					1911-1917, 1946, 1952-1955

BOX 197					1956-1961, n.d.

				Barnshaw, Harold D., 1963-1970

				Basy, Arthur W. L., 1934, 1953-1964

				Bazalgette, Léon, 1916-1924, n.d.

				Becker, Maurice, 1917-1919, 1958-1962, 1971

				Boni, Albert, 1915, 1928, 1950-1955

				Brennan, James, 1916-1917, 1954, 1965-1972

				Bruning, Mildred W., 1957-1970

				Bullard, Arthur, 1910-1917, 1924
					(2 folders)

				Burton, George, 1914-1916

				“B” miscellaneous, 1904-1927, 1937, 1951-1977, n.d.
					(2 folders)

				Caliandro, Ernestine, 1953-1970, 1977, n.d.

BOX 198				Cohen, Toba, 1956-1962, 1968-1975, n.d.

				Conrad, Sue, 1951, 1960-1979

				“C” miscellaneous, 1898, 1908-1921, 1933-1943, 1951-1977, n.d.
					(2 folders)

				Debs, Eugene V., 1909-1911, 1917-1919

				Debs, Theodore, 1911-1917

				Dressler, Richard M., 1952-1959

				“D” miscellaneous, 1909-1920, 1936, 1941, 1950-1968, 1978-1979, n.d.
					(2 folders)

BOX 199				“E” miscellaneous, 1913-1925, 1941-1942, 1949, ca. 1958, 1964, 1976

				Feinberg, Charles E., 1957-1979, n.d.

				Foell, Mary, 1909-1911, 1918-1919, 1955-1957, n.d.

				Forrester, Fern, 1914-1916

				Freedman, Florence, 1962-1977

				“F” miscellaneous, 1902-1924, 1950-1979, n.d.
					(2 folders)

				Gray, Leslie R. and Elma E., 1954-1958, 1964-1971, n.d.

				“G” miscellaneous, 1908-1927, 1935-1940, 1949-1977, n.d.
					(2 folders)

				Hallett, George H., Jr., and Ruth, 1913-1918, 1938, 1955-1966, 1972-1978, n.d.

				Hodge, Helen, 1915-1918

BOX 200				Hollis, Elsa, 1959-1968, n.d.

				Holmes, John Haynes, 1938-1941, 1953-1958

				“H” miscellaneous, 1901-1924, 1932-1938, 1944, 1951-1979, n.d.
					(3 folders)

				Innes, William T., 1906, 1915-1919, 1950-1951, 1960-1961, n.d.