Poultney Bigelow Papers at the New York Public Library

Introduction:

. _.Poultney Bigelow was born in New York in 1855, the son of John and Jane Poultney Bigelow. His father was at that time co-owner and co-editor of the of the New York Evening Post. At the beginning of the Civil War, the elder Blgelow was appointed United States consul in Paris; after the war, he was named minister to France.
Poultney Bigelow was educated in France, Germany, and the United States. In Berlin in the early 1870''s, he was invited to become a playmate of Prince William of Hohenzollern, later the Emperor William II of Germany. The friendship persisted and a correspondence ensued. Poultney Bigelow entered Yale in 1873 and graduated in 1879, with a two-year hiatus during which, for health reasons, he took passage aboard a sailing ship bound for the Orient; he was shipwrecked off the coast of Japan, Just short of the vessel's destination.
After college Poultney Bigelow studded Law and practiced briefly; from the early 1880''s until his semiretirement in 1906, however, he was active largely as a Journalist and author based in New York and London. He traveled extensively and his writings cover a wide subject range with travel observations politics, and colonial Studies being most prominent. From this Period of Poultney Bigelow's life there are sizable collections of letters from such associates as Henry Mills Alden (the Harper's editor), James Bryce, Roger Casement, Henry George, Mark Twain, and Israel Zangwill (the English writer), along with smaller groups of letters from many others.
After 1906 Poultney Bigelow wrote little for the periodical press but neverthe less published five books, including a two-volume autobiography. ( In all, he published eleven books.) His correspondence from this Later period includes sizable collections of letters from such figures as Geraldine Farrar, Percy Grainger and Ells (Mrs. Percy) Grainger, Edgar bee Masters, Frederic Remington, and George S. Viereck (and smaller collections of letters from many others ).
Particularly well represented in the correspondence are figures from literature, the arts, and politics, in both the United States and Great Britain, as well as figures from countries of special interest to Poultney Bigelow, such as Germany and Japan.

Poultney Bigelow Papers

Organization of the Collection

The papers of Poultney Bigelow are divided into five sections:
Section I, "Family Correspondence," contains some 2,200 letters exchanged by Poultney Bigelow, his parents, brothers and sisters, and other relatives, mostly between 1864 and 1954. A few letters from others , from the years before 1880, are also included here.
Section II, "General Correspondence," contains some 6,500 letters, mostly addressed to Poultney B Bigelow but also including copies of some of his letters. The general correspondence covers the years 1880-1954.
Section III, "Poultney Bigelow's Writings," contains manuscripts of books and articles by Poultney Bigelow, clippings of his newspaper and magazine articles, unpublished manuscripts, reviews of his writings, and related matter.
This section also contains other materials brought together under various geographical and subject heads, reflecting some of Poultney Bigelow's major areas of interest: Germany, Japan, Panama, Africa, colonialism, and others. In some instances letters and diaries are included under these headings, as indicated in the Inventory.
Section IV, "Biographical Materials," contains diaries, scrapbooks, clippings, and other materials of biographical interest.
Section V, "Papers of Lilian Pritchard Bigelow and Edith J. Bigelow," contains letters and other materials relative to Poultney Bigelow's second and first wife, respectively.
Section VI, "Outsize Materials," one large carton with various outsize memorabilia.

Section I

Family Correspondence
(One transit file, one legal file, one box; approx. 2,200 letters in all).
Transit File 1. Correspondence with parents, brothers and sisters (to 1911). Contains about 1,300 letters written by PB, his parents and siblings, from 1864 to John Bigelow's death in 1911.
Box 1. Four letterbooks and two folders with letters from family and friends; about 670 letters in all.
1. Letterbook 1, 1870- 1871.
2. Letterbook 2, January - April 1872.
3. Letterbook 3, April 1872 to January 1873 (labeled "March 1872-January 1873).
4. Letterbook 4, labeled "Jan.-Feb.-Mar. 1874;" also contains letters from December 1873.
5. Folder 1. Miscellaneous letters, mostly after 1911, from and to;
(about 500 letters in all)
Legal file 1. Letters from various family members, mostly after 1911; arranged and indexed by PB's niece, Anne Tracy Eristoff. About 230 letters.
Note: For PB's letters to his family from Potsdam in the early 1870's , see Section III, Box 18 (William II and Germany).

Section II

General Correspondence
(2 transit files, 7 boxes) (approx. 7,500 letters in all)
Box 1. Three letter copybooks with copies of PB's letters, 1880-1883. All three indexed by PB. About 825 letters in all.
1. May 1880-June 1882.
2. June-October 1882.
3. October 1882-May 1883.
Box 2. Letters to PB from notable persons. About 500 letters in all. Includes letters from the following (approx. number of items in parenthesis):
Box 3. Letters to PB from notable persons. About 360 letters in all. Includes letters from:
Transit File 1. Letters to PB from various correspondents, with last names beginning with "A" through "H". About 2,700 letters in all.
Transit File 2. Letters from various correspondents, with names beginning with "I" through "P." about 1,700 letters.
Boxes 4-5-6. Letters from various correspondents, with names beginning with "Q" through "Z." About 2,000 letters.
1. Box 4. "Q" through "Slocum"
2. Box 5. "Small" through "T"
3. Box 6. "U through "Z"
Box 7. Scrapbook, about 9 1/2 " by 14" marbled cover, containing letters from ca. 1888 to 1896; indexed by PB. About 150 letters, from (among others):
Notes:
Transit File 1 contains a notebook listing names of correspondents, through the letter "M"; the names are also written on individual folders.
Transit File 1 also contains a file of unidentified letters, and Transit File 2 contains a file of miscellaneous business letters.
More letters will be found under subject headings in Part B of this section immediately following; for example, under "William II and Germany", "Japan", "Panama", as indicated in those places.
A few additional letters will be found pasted in various diaries and scrapbooks, as indicated.

Section III

Poultney Bigelow's Writings
(30 boxes, 2 loose scrapbooks)
A. General
Box 1. Holograph ms., A College Boy's Cruise Around the World (1876-1876)
Box 2. Miscellaneous materials from PB's voyage
Bundle 1. Travels of a College boy ( holograph ms.)
Folder 1. Photos and PB's sketches from the cruise of the Surprise
Folder 2. Contemporary prints from the Orient
Folder 3. PB's diary of the voyage of the Surprise (with his sketches)
Folder 4. PB's articles and notes on the voyage of the Surprise
Box 3. Extra chapters from the History of the German Struggle for Liberty, Vol. IV (published 1905).
Box 4. Binder 1. Materials and several handwritten chapters for Napoleon IV (biography of Napoleon III's son, the "Prince Imperial"); ca. 1928-1929. Never published
Folder 1. Materials and several typed chapters for the Napoleonic Legend (date uncertain). Never published.
Box 5. Two mss. of From the Ends of the Earth (ca. 1900-1914), one handwritten, one typed. Never published
Box 6. Ms. sections of Paddles and Politics Down the Danube publ. 1892), and other materials
Folder 1. Sections of mss. of Paddles and Politics
Bundle 1. Four chapters on William I of Germany and Napoleon III of France.
Envelope 1. Letter from a reader containing factual corrections to Children of the Nations.
Folder 2. Several holograph chapters with related source material on Prussia 1800-1806
Box 7. Holograph ms. of Seventy Summers (publ. 1925), part 1.
Box 8. Holograph ms. of Seventy Summers, Part 2.
Box 9. Holograph ms. of The Nations (1933). Never published.
Box 10. Holograph first draft of John Bigelow (ca. 1940?).
Box 11. Holograph second draft of John Bigelow. Never published.
Box 12. Holograph draft of Attila, with notes and revised chapters (early to mid-1940's). Never published.
Box 13. Further draft chapters of Attila (never published).
Box 14. Miscellaneous shorter works (mss.)
Envelope 1. Essay, "Queen Louise of Prussia"
Folder 1. Stories and Verse
Folder 2. Memoir of a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis (fragment)
Folder 3. Several travel essays and descriptions of contemporary event
Folder 4. Historical essays and lectures
Folder 5. Miscellaneous essays and lectures
Folder 6. Miscellaneous notes and fragments
Box 15. Shorter published works
Envelope 1. Last Voyage of the Surprise (publ. in Outing, May 1886-February 1887)
Folder 1. Articles from the 1880's
Folder 2. Articles from the 1890's
Folder 3. Articles from the 1900's
Folder 4. Articles from the 1910's
Folder 5. Articles in State Troopers Magazine (1920-?)
Folder 6. Articles form the 1920's (and related letters to the editor)
Folder 7. Book reviews by PB, 1921-1932
Folder 8. Articles and printed speech from the 1930's
Folder 9. Letters to the editor, 1906-1940
Note: For other writings, see the scrapbooks listed below (separately and in Box 17; and see also the subject headings under Part B of see section below (Boxes 18 through 26).
Box 16. Reviews and notices of PB's writings and speeches
Scrapbook 1. Reviews of Paddles and Politics (1892)
Scrapbook 2. Reviews of various books, 1892-1893.
Folder 1. Reviews of various works, 1901-1924
Folder 2. Reviews of Seventy Summers (1925)
Folder 3. Notices of PB's lectures and speeches
Folder 4. PB's speech at the dedication of a statue of Frederick the Great at Malden (1936), with related materials
Scrapbook 1. About 11" by 16", marbled cover, ca. 240 pp. Articles by and about PB, 1883-1891. Indexed by subject by PB.
Box 17. Two scrapbooks of newspaper and magazine clippings by and about PB.
Scrapbook 1. 1892-1894
Scrapbook 2. 1894-1896

Section V.

Writings and Other Materials Relating to Various Geographical
and Subject Areas
Scrapbook 2. About 12" by 19". Mementos of the Imperial German Maneuvers, 1888-1894.
Box 18. Materials relating to William II, Emperor of Germany, his family and his times.
Folder 1. Letters from William II. Two holograph letters from 1881 and 1887. Two telegrams from 1892 , Eleven holograph letters and one typed letter from 1928-1936.
Folder 2. Holograph letter from Count A. von Alvensleben, German Legation, Washington
Folder 3. Letters from Baron A. von Vulow.
Folder 4. Holograph letter from Count Neidhardt von Gneisenau.
Folder 5. Letters from William II's tutor, Gorg Hinzpeter.
Folder 6. Letters from William II's adjutant, von Kessel.
Folder 6. Holograph letter form Count Schlieffen, Chief of the German General Staff.
Folder 8. Letters from C. von Zitzewitz, William II's adjutant
Folder 9. Letters from the various German military and government officials
Folder 10. Letters from Hohenzollern court officials.
Folder 11. PB's letters from Potsdam to his father and sister, 1861*
Folder 12. PB's ms. account of German maneuvers in Hanover, September 1889
*See also Section IV (Biographical) for PB's 1861-1862 Potsdam Diaries.
Box 18. William II. and Germany (cont.)
Folder 13. PB's ms. account of German maneuvers near Glucksburg, September 890, in form of letters.
Folder 14 Four letters of PB from Germany to his wife, Edith Jaffray Bigelow, 1892-1901
Folder 15. PB's accounts of various German army maneuvers, publ. and unpubl. (including diary of 1888 maneuvers)
Folder 16. PB's journal of a voyage to Constantinople with William II and his entourage in fall 1899, in letter form
Folder 17. Articles by PB about William II, publ. and unpubl.
Folder 18. Works by William II, publ. and unpubl.
Folder 19. Miscellaneous materials relating to William II (photos, clippings, ms. essay, publ. articles and pamphlets)
Folder 20. Miscellaneous materials relating to Wilhelmine Germany
Folder 21. Two holograph letters from Prince Frederick of Hohenzollern to PB (with related materials)
Folder 22. Nine letters from Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia and Princess Kyra (with photos, clippings, other related material)
Folder 23. Original serialized publication of Prince Louis Ferdinand's autobiography, Als Kaiserenkel durch die Welt (incomplete)
Note: A number of letters from William II and his entourage to PB were deposited earlier in the New York Public Library; they are not listed in this inventory.
Box 19. eighty-nine numbers of humor magazine Kladderadatsch, 1928-1932, inscribed to "Mr. Poultney Bigelow"
Box 20. Other materials sent b y William II
Bundle 1. Various pamphlet and periodicals
Folder 1. Twenty four numbers of Wolle's Informationsbrief, 1936-1938, sent by William II.
Folder 2. Miscellaneous newspapers sent by William II.
Folder 3. Miscellaneous pamphlets and articles sent by William II.
Folder 4. Miscellaneous materials from post-Wilhelhelmine Germany.
Box 21. Materials relating to Europe (esp. Germany) in the 19th century
Folder 1. Prints, notes, and other materials on European history, 1770-1815
Folder 2. Prints and clippings on European history, 1815-1850
Folder 3. Photos and maps (the latter bearing PB's travel notes and sketches) from imperial Germany.
Folder 4. Diaries, notes, letters, publ. and unpubl. essays on imperial Germany
Box 22. Materials on Theodore Roosevelt and the Caribbean
Bundles 1. Page proofs of The Actual Roosevelt, a biography critical of Theodore Roosevelt (author unknown)
Folder 1. PB's notes on parts of The Actual Roosevelt, with a few draft chapters by PB on Roosevelt (includes a transcript of a letter from William Loeb , Roosevelt's secretary)
Folder 2. PB's published articles on Theodore Roosevelt
Folder 3. Materials relating to the British West Indies (and other Caribbean areas) -- esp. sanitary and labor conditions.
Box 23. Writings on Panama, with source materials
Folder 1. PB's published writings, and his congressional testimony, on Panama
Folder 2. PB's ms. articles on Panama
Folder 3. Letters of Tracy Robinson to PB on Panama
Folder 4. Official and private letters to PB on Panama
Folder 5. Press cuttings and cartoons on PB and Panama
Folder 6. Press clippings on Panama -- through 1905
Folder 7. Press clippings on Panama -- January through June 1906
Folder 8. Press clippings on Panama -- July 1906 to 1913.
Folder 9. PB's miscellaneous notes and documents on Panama.
Folder 10. Photos of Panama
Folder 11. Periodical articles on Panama, by various hands.
Folder 12. Private and government publications on Panama.
Box 24. Notes for lectures on "National Expansion", given by PB at Boston University, 1904-1905, with related materials.
Folder 1. Lectures 1-4
Folder 2. Lectures 5-14
Folder 3. Lectures 15-17
Folder 4. Lectures 18-21
Folder 5. Lectures 22-25
Box 25. Miscellaneous materials on colonialism
Bundle 1. Ms., "Some Reflections on Colonial Administration".
Folder 1. Miscellaneous writings, lectures, and notes by PB relating to colonialism, the Negro, and his post at Boston University.
Folder 2. Misc. Materials for "National Expansion" lectures (first folder of two )
Folder 3. Misc. materials for "National Expansion" lectures (second folder of two).
Box 26. Materials relating to Japan
Folder 1. PB's miscellaneous articles and notes on Japan
Folder 2. PB's articles from Japan magazine (early 1920's)
Folder 3. Letters from Sadao Saburi, Counselor, Japanese Embassy, Washington.
Folder 4. Letters from Z. Sano, Director, Tokyo University of Commerce.
Folder 5. Letters from Hirosi Saito, Japanese Foreign Service.
Folder 6. Letters from G. Shiba
Folder 7. Letters from Viscount E. Shibusawa and Viscount K. Shibusawa
Folder 8. Letters from S. Shimada, Foreign Affairs Section, Government of Chosen (Korea).
Folder 9. Letters from James King Steele, editor, Japan magazine.
Folder 10. Letters from I.M. Tokugawa.
Folder 11. Letters from Isoh Yamagata, managing editor, Japanese Christian Intelligence
Folder 12. Letters from Kenjiro Yamagawa, president, Imperial University of Japan.
Folder 13. Letters from S. Yamasaki, Japanese Foreign Office.
Folder 14. Letters from Saji Yukichi, of Dai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd.
Folder 15. Miscellaneous letters from and relating to Japan.
Folder 16. Miscellaneous maps, clippings, prints, documents, memorabilia relating to Japan.
Folder 17. Photos of Japan.
Folder 18. Photo portraits of Japanese personages.
See also Boxes 1 and 2 in this section for PB's early (1876) visit to Japan.
Box 26. Materials relating to the Far East (except Japan).
Folder 1. Ms. essay on Australia and New Zealand.
Folder 2. Ms. and photos relating to New Guinea, Solomons, New Britain, Samoa.
Folder 3. Materials on Dutch East Indies (notes, photos, ms. and published articles)
Folder 4. Materials on British North Borneo (photos, notes, articles, mss., documents).
Folder 5. Materials on Singapore (photos, article, mss., notes)
Folder 6. Materials on the Philippines and American Samoa (ms., articles, clippings)
Folder 7. Mss. and notes on Macao.
Folder 8. Materials on China (notes, ms. articles, letters, photos).
Box 28. Materials relating to Danubian Europe
bundle 1. Seven small diaries (with sketches) of a trip down the Danube, July 7-September 2, 1891
Binder 1. Notes of Danube trip, in blue binder labeled "Donau"
Folder 1. Misc. materials on Danubian Europe (notes, maps, ms. articles documents)
Box 29. Materials relating to Russia, Spain (and Spanish-American War), Italy.
Bundle 1. Two small diaries of a journey in Russia and Poland, September 2-14, 1891.
Bundles 2. Small diary (with sketches) of a journey in Russia, June 2-11, 1892.
Folder 1. Materials on Russia (photos, letters, mss., article)
Folder 2. PB's writings on Spain and the Spanish-American War, with related materials (incl. two sketchbooks and a small diary)
Folder 3. Materials relating to Italy (ms. essay, speech, maps, documents
Box 30. Materials Relating to Africa
Bundle 1. Two diaries of North Africa (with sketches), March 11018, 1894.
Bundle 2. Six diaries (with sketches) of travels in South Africa, March 31-June 25, 1896. Numbered I0VII; no. IV is missing.
Folder 1. Materials relating to South Africa (articles, notes, letters of introduction).
Folder 2. Photos of South Africa
Folder 3. Misc. materials relating to East Africa

Section IV.

(11 boxes, 2 loose scrapbooks)
Scrapbook 1. About 10 1/2" by 1`3 1/2". Given to PB by his father November 1, 1870. Contains clippings, photos, and prints from newspapers in French, German, and English ca. 1865-1872.
Scrapbook 2. About 12" by 18", pp. 49-348 (front cover and pp. 1-48 missing). Contents same as above, for years 187201877.
Box 1. Diaries and sketches 186701878
Bundle 1. Diaries 1867-178
Bundles 2. Potsdam Diaries 1871-1872. Four notebooks, about 7" by 8 1/2", kept during his schooling in Potsdam, May 1871 to December 1872.
Bundle 3. Sketchbooks and lesson books 187101877.
Box 2. Diaries 1879-1899.
Bundle 1. Diaries 1879-1888.
Bundle 2. Diaries 1890-1899 (except 1895).
Notebook 1. Diary and scrapbook, June 16-November 18, 1884. About 6" by 8", 288 pp.
Notebook 2. Diary and scrapbook, November 21, 184, to May 8, 1885. About 6 1/2" by 9", 168 pp. Indexed.
Box 3. Diaries 1900-1929
Bundle 1. Diaries 1900-1909
Bundle 2. Diaries 1910-1919
Bundle 3. Diaries 1920-1929
Box 4. Diaries 1930-1939
Bundle 1. Diaries 1930-1939
Box 5. Diaries 1941-1950
Box 6. Materials relating to PB and Yale University
Scrapbook 1. About 6" by 9 1/2". Contains clippings from PB's years at Yale.
Scrapbook 2. About 6 1/2" by 9 1/2". Contains theatrical and athletic programs, other memorabilia.
Folder 1. Letters, photos, clippings, programs, etc., from Yale.
Box 7. Visiting cards, letters of introduction, address books, guest books.
Bundle 1. Miscellaneous visiting cards and letters of introduction.
Bundle 2. Two address books, 3" by 6 3/4" and 4" by 6".
Guest Books 1 and 2. First, 1911-1926; second, 1930-1945. "Bigelow Homestead" stamped on covers. Also contain some photo and autographs.
Box 8. Photographs and prints
Folder 1. Photos of Poultney and Lilian Bigelow and children, house at Malden.
Folder 2. Photos of other relatives and friends.
Folder 3. Misc. photos, prints, views, etc.
Folder 4. Scrapbook of photos 1889-1890 (German maneuvers)
Box 9. Miscellaneous biographical materials (1)
Folder 1. Press clippings and other biographical material (incl. obituary notices)
Folder 2. Misc. clippings collected by PB.
Folder 3. Legal correspondence and documents (passports, literary contracts, etc.)
Folder 4. Misc. financial records and correspondence
Folder 5. "Ends of the Earth" Society.
Folder 6. Other club and organizations.
Folder 7. Misc. invitations, banquet menus, etc.
Folder 8. Misc. memorabilia
Folder 9. Misc. biographical material, including sketchbooks.
Box 10. Miscellaneous biographical materials (2)
Folder 1. Genealogical materials relating to the Bigelow and Poultney families {Temporarily withheld.}.
Folder 2. Materials relating to John Bigelow (photo, PB's essays, clipping(.
Folder 3. Clippings and notes from the Democratic National Convention at Kansas City (1900)
Folder 4. Hudson River pollution controversy.
Folder 5. Clippings relating to the controversy between PB and H. G. Wells.
Folder 6. Materials relating to PB's sailing canoe, "Caribee".
Folder 7. Jokes collected by PB.
Folder 8. Misc. pamphlets, dedicated and signed by the authors.
Folder 9. Other, misc. pamphlets.
Box 11. Scrapbook, about 7 1/2" by 13, " 290 pp., loose. Dates on spine, 1906-1932. Contains photos, clippings, etc., ranging from ca. 1876 to ca. 1935.

Section V.

Papers of Lilian Pritchard Bigelow and Edith Jaffray Bigelow
(5 boxes)
Box 1. Lilian P. Bigelow, family correspondence.
Folder 1. Letters of LPB to PB.
Folder 2. Letters of LPB to Grace Bigelow.
Folder 3. Undated letters of PB to LPB
Folder 4. Letters of PB to Lilian Pritchard, 1910-1911.
Folder 5. Letters of PB to LPB, 1912-1914.
Folder 6. Letters of PB to LPB, 1916-1918.
Folder 7. Letters of PB to LPB, 1920-1924.
Folder 8. Letters to LPB from Dorothy Bigelow, Edith Jaffray Bigelow, Grace Bigelow, Jane Bigelow Tracy, Mildred Bigelow Tilton.
Folder 9. Undated letters from the Pritchard family to the Bigelows.
Folder 10. Letters from the Pritchard family to LPB, 1910-1913.
Folder 11. Letters from the Pritchard family to the Bigelows, 1914-1915.
Folder 12. Letters from the Pritchard family to the Bigelows, 1916-1917.
Folder 13. Letters from the Pritchard family to the Bigelows, 1918-1939.
Box 2. Lilian P. Bigelow; general correspondence.
Folder 1. Letters to LPB, undated.
Folder 2. Letters to Lilian Pritchard, 1899-1911.
Folder 3. Letters to LPB, 1912-1919.
Folder 4. Letters to LPB, 1922-1931.
Folder 5. Letters from M. Darle to LPB.
Folder 6. Letters from E. Dessaint to LPB.
Folder 7. Letters from Ella Garve to LPB
Folder 8. Letters from Adele Johnson (Mrs. Arthur) to LPB.
Folder 9. Letters from Alice Edwards Jones to LPB.
Folder 10. Letters from Micheline ______to LPB.
Folder 11. Letters from Marian Moffett to LPB.
Folder 12. Lettters from May Pember to LPB.
Folder 13. Letters from the Saulnieer family (Alice and Lucie Saulnier, Marth S. Labitte, Suzanne S. Beaumont) to LPB (undated).
Folder 14. Letters from the Saulnier family (Robert and Marthe S. Labitte, Suzanne s. Beaumont, Jacqueline L. Rohmer) to LPB (1903-1919_.
Folder 15. Letters from William Seabright and family to LPB.
Folder 16. Letters from George Spragg to LPB.
Box 3. Lilian P. Bigelow; diaries and notebooks.
Bundle 1. Seven small daybooks (for 1910, 1911, 1913, 1915, 1916, 1921, 1922).
Bundle 2. Eight small daybooks for 19261932 (incl. two for 1930).
Bundle 3. Four small address books.
Bundle 4. Three notebooks containing literary extracts, French exercises, etc.
Bundle 5. Two small devotional books.
Booklet 1. U.S. Garden Club directory.
Box 4. Lilian P. Bigelow; memorabilia
Folder 1. Clippings relating to World War I
Folder 2. Literary clippings.
Folder 3. Miscellaneous memorabilia.
Folder 4. Materials relating to Worcester (England).
Folder 5. Wedding announcements, formal invitations, etc.
Folder 6. Visiting cards.
Folder 7. Greeting cards.
Box 5. Papers of Edith Jaffray Bigelow
Folder 1. Letters to PB.
Bundle 1. Six literary notebooks.

Section VI.

Outsize Materials
(one large carton)
Carton 1. Large carton containing various memorabilia.