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The Thoreau
Institute at Walden Woods Library
The
Thoreau Society Archives
A Guide to the
Collection
Collection Summary
Creator: The Thoreau Society
The
Thoreau Society is the oldest and largest organization devoted to an
American author and is dedicated to promoting Thoreau’s life and
works through education, outreach, and advocacy. Established in
1941, the Thoreau Society has long contributed to the dissemination
of knowledge about Thoreau by collecting books, manuscripts, and
artifacts relating to Thoreau and his contemporaries, by encouraging
the use of its collections, and by publishing articles in two
Society periodicals. The mission of the Society is to stimulate
interest in and foster education about Thoreau’s life, works, and
philosophy and his place in his world and ours; to encourage
research on Thoreau’s life and writings; to act as a repository for
Thoreauviana and material relevant to Thoreau; and to advocate for
the preservation of Thoreau Country.
Title: The Thoreau Society
Archives in the Thoreau Society Collections
Abstract:
This collection consists of the research collection of the Thoreau
Society and materials relating to the corporate history of the
Society. The research collection is comprised of donations received
over many years, and it includes the following material which may be
of special interest:
o Leaf of “Autumnal Tints” in
Thoreau’s hand (First line: “October is the month of painted
leaves.”) in Set 383 of the Manuscript Edition of The Writings of
Henry David Thoreau (Cambridge: Houghton Mifflin, 1906)
o
Leaf of “Moonlight” in
Thoreau’s hand (First line: “Why not walk a little way in the
light?”)
o
Thoreau survey of Charles
Gordon’s Farm (1858)
o
Thoreau letter of 31 July
1849 to Ellen Emerson
o
Thoreau letter of 19
February 1855 to Elizabeth Oakes Smith
o
Thoreau letter of 1 April
1857 to Daniel Ricketson
o
Sophia Thoreau Letters to
Mary Anne Dunbar
o The Correspondence of
Francis Allen, relating to the production of the 1906 edition of
Thoreau’s works
o Liakos Ricketson/Guerrier
Papers
o
The Parmenter Collection of
Ricketson Papers, including letters from Daniel Ricketson to Henry
David Thoreau
o
Ricketson/Guerrier Family
Correspondence
o
Sewall Family Papers
o
Ward Family Correspondence
o
Photographic or pictorial
material in the collection includes daguerreotypes of Henry and
Sophia Thoreau and of John Thoreau Sr. as well as images of Concord
people and places photographed by Herbert W. Gleason and Alfred W.
Hosmer
Related Collections:
o
The Walter Harding Collection in the Thoreau Society Collections
o
The Raymond Adams Collection in the Thoreau Society Collections
Preferred
Citation: The Thoreau Society Archives in the Thoreau Society
Collections at the Thoreau Institute at Walden Woods
Permission
information: For permission to quote or reproduce material from this
collection, please contact both
info@thoreausociety.org and
curator@walden.org. Describe intended use,
identifying the collection and the portion you want to use.
Organization of the Collection
The Collection is organized into the following
series:
Series I. Records
of the Society
Series II.
Publications of the Society
Series III.
Reference Collections
Series IV.
Manuscript Collections
Series V.
Scrapbook
Series VI:
Clippings Collections
Series VII:
Books: Search the
Henley Library Catalog
Series VIII:
Photographic and Pictorial Material
Series IX:
Non-Print Material
Series X:
Memorabilia/Artifacts/Realia
Series I.
Records of the Society
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I/A |
Incorporation
|
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I/B |
By-laws/By-law Revision
Committee |
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I/C |
Annual Meetings
|
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I/D |
Executive Committee
|
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I/E |
Board of Directors
|
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I/F |
Membership
|
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I/G |
Financial
Records/Treasurer |
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I/H
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Archives/Archive
Committee
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IH.1
|
Records of the Archives
Committee and Archivist |
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IH.2
|
Deposit, Donative
transfer, and Gift agreements |
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IH.3
|
Correspondence concerning
gifts & acquisitions |
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IH.4
|
Information concerning
holdings (index card file) |
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IH.5
|
Policies and procedures
for use |
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IH.6 |
Completed use and loan
forms |
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IH.7
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Collection inventories
|
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I/I |
Development Committee
|
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I/J
|
Save Walden Committee
|
IJ1 |
Records of the Committee
|
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IJ.2
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Correspondence
|
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IJ.3
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Media coverage
|
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IJ.4
|
Legal correspondence |
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IJ.5
|
Legal documents |
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IJ.6 |
Stenographic
records of case |
|
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I/K |
Hall of Fame Committee
|
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I/L |
Commemorative Stamp and
Ceremony |
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I/M |
Thoreau-Alcott House Fund
|
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I/N |
Lyceum |
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I/O |
Lyceum-Society Merger/Merger Committee
|
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I/P |
Centennial |
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I/Q |
Jubilee |
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I/R |
Surveys/Questionnaires |
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I/S |
Publication Offers to Members
|
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I/T |
Miscellaneous Correspondence |
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I/U
|
Speeches/Addresses at
Annual Meetings |
Series II.
Publications of the Society
–For holdings,
search the
Henley Library Catalog–
-
Thoreau Society
Bulletin
-
The Concord Saunterer
-
Booklist
-
Sounding Board
-
Thoreau
Society Booklet
- Adams, Raymond, et al. The
Thoreau Society of America. Chapel Hill, NC: Orange Print
Shop, 1942. 19 pp. Papers read at First Annual Meeting.
- (Adams, Raymond). The Thoreau
Society. Chapel Hill, NC: Orange Print Shop, 1943. 4pp.
Portrait of John Thoreau, Jr.
- Curtis, George William.
Reminiscences
of Thoreau. Northfield, MA: Walter Harding, 1945. 2pp.
- Jones, Samuel, Arthur. Thoreau’s
Incarceration. Bridgewater, MA: Thoreau Society, 1946.
8pp.
- (Harding, Walter). Thoreau’s
Diploma. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Thoreau Society, 1948.
2 pp.
- Alcott, May. Concord Senses.
New Brunswick, NJ: The Thoreau Society, 1949. 8pp.
- Allen, Francis H.
Thoreau’s
Editors History and Reminiscence. Monroe, NC: Nocalore
Press, 1950. 28pp.
- Houston, Walter Scott. An Index to
the first 10 Years of Thoreau Society Publications.
Charlottesville, VA: Thoreau Society, 1953. 2pp.
- West, Herbert Faulkner.
Mr. Emerson
Writes a Letter About Walden. Lunenburg, VT: Stinehour
Press, 1954. 18pp.
- Hosmer, Joseph, et al.
The Concord
Freeman: Thoreau Annex. Charlottesville, VA: The Thoreau
Society, 1955. 4pp.
- Harding, Walter. Thoreau’s
Library. Charlottesville, VA: University of Virgina Press,
1957. 102pp.
- Robinson, Kenneth Allen.
Thoreau
and the Wild Appetite. Geneseo, NY: The Thoreau Society,
1957. 29pp.
- Todd, Mabel Loomis. The Thoreau
Family Two Generations Ago. Berkeley Heights, NJ: Oriole
Press, 1958. 23pp.
- Harding, Walter. Two Forgotten Bits
of Thoreaviana. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1959. 4pp.
- Shanley, J. Lyndon. Pleasures of
Walden. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1959. 4pp.
- Harding, Walter. Thoreau’s
Minnesota Journey: Two Documents. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau
Society, 1962. 60pp.
- (Hicks, John). A Centenary
Gathering for Henry David Thoreau. Amherst, MA: University
of Massachusetts, 1962. 228pp. Reprinted as Thoreau in Our
Seasons.
- Stoller, Leo. Henry David Thoreau:
1817-1862: Books, Manuscripts, and Association Items in
Detroit and Ann Arbor. Detroit, MI: Wayne State University
Library, 1963. 13pp.
- Taylor, J. Golden. The Western
Thoreau Centenary. Logan, UT: Utah State University, 1963.
63pp.
- Harding, Walter. Sophia Thoreau’s
Scrapbook. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1964. 66pp.
- Harding, Walter. The Thoreau
Centennial. Albany: State University of New York Press,
1964. 119pp.
- Harding, Walter. An Index to the
First 100 Thoreau Society Bulletins. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau
Society, 1968. 4pp.
- Harding, Walter. Theo Brown and
Henry Thoreau. Rochester: Gaudeamus Press, 1968. 7 pp.
- Garate, Justo. Thoreau and the
Spanish Language: A Bibliography. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau
Society, 1970. 12pp.
- Fenn, Mary Gail. Thoreau’s
Easterbrook Country. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1970.
1p.
- Harding, Walter. The Thoreau
Collectors’ Guide to Book Prices. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau
Society, 1971. 12pp.
- Fenn, Mary Gail. Thoreau’s Rivers.
Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1973. 1pp.
- Moss, Marcia. Henry D. Thoreau,
Surveyor. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1976
- Harding, Walter. A Catalog of the
Thoreau Society Archives in the Concord Free Public Library.
Geneseo, NY: The Thoreau Society, 1978. 18pp.
- Blanding, Thomas, and Walter Harding.
A
Thoreau Iconography. Geneseo, NY: The Thoreau Society,
1980. 35pp. Originally printed from Studies in the American
Renaissance (G. K. Hall and Co., 1980).
- Hendrick, George. The Fred
Hosmer Copy of a Dunshee Ambrotype of Thoreau.
Geneseo, NY: The Thoreau Society, 1981. 11pp.
Series III.
Reference Collections
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III/A |
By Thoreau |
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III/B |
About Thoreau |
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III/C
|
Adams/Harding Research
|
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III/D
|
Thoreau/Jones/Dunbar/Billings/Lowell
Families |
|
III/E |
Thoreau-related Organizations:
- Thoreau Fellowship
- Walden Forever Wild
- Thoreau Country Conservation
Alliance
- Walden Woods Project/Henley/
Walk for Walden Woods
|
|
III/F
|
Thoreau-related Serials
(non-Thoreau Society):
–For holdings,
search the
Henley Library Catalog–
- Amateur Naturalist
- Thoreau Journal Quarterly
- Mother Earth
- Fragments
-
Twisted Dial
|
Series IV.
Manuscript Collections
|
IV/A |
Francis
Allen Papers
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01
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A/Correspondence, 1896-1952
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Correspondents A-D
|
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02
|
A/Correspondence, 1896-1952
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Correspondents E-F
|
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03
|
A/Correspondence, 1896-1952
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Correspondents G-H
|
|
04
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A/Correspondence, 1896-1952
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Correspondents J-T
|
|
05
|
A/Correspondence, 1896-1952
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Correspondents U-Z
|
|
06
|
B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
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Concerning Thoreau’s use of “hush” and
“who” in writing of driving oxen |
|
07
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B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
|
Typed passages from Thoreau’s
Journal
(with editorial markings) not used in 1906 edition |
|
08
|
B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
|
Allen’s transcription from Thoreau’s
notebook on birds |
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09
|
B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
|
Typed transcript of “Hugh Quoil” passages
from Thoreau's Journal, later used in
Walden,
with notes on changes |
|
10
|
B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
|
Thoreau’s translations from Pindar published
in Thoreau Society
Bulletin #26 |
|
11
|
B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
|
Typescript (and partial manuscript) of 1840
list of books belonging to Thoreau |
|
12
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B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
|
Printed pages from
Journal with
editorial markings by Allen, concerning:
a)
invertebrates
b)
reptiles
c)
fishes
d) batrachians
|
|
13
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B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
|
Allen’s edited typescript of Thoreau’s
“The Moon” prepared for 1927 publication in Britain |
|
14
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B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
|
Sermon by Rev. Edward Perry Daniels (First
Parish, Concord, 18 December 1938) referring to Thoreau
|
|
15
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B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
|
Catalog of A.W. Hosmer’s Thoreau Collection
(now in
The Concord Free Public
Library) |
|
16
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B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
|
Typescript of John Muir’s “A Windstorm in
the Forests” |
|
17
|
B/Manuscript/typescript/galley proof material
|
Typescript comments by Emerson on Thoreau
|
|
18
|
C/Clippings, 1897-1952
|
1)
Photocopies
2)
Originals
|
|
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IV/B |
Bernstein
Papers
|
A/Correspondence,
1942-1965 |
|
B/Manuscript/typescript
material by Daniel J. Bernstein, 1940-1942 |
Subseries 1. MS:
A
Criticism of R.L. Stevenson's Criticism of Thoreau (1940)
|
|
B/Manuscript/typescript
material by Daniel J. Bernstein, 1940-1942 |
Subseries 2. Four
typescript versions of piece on Thoreau's modern reputation (1942)
|
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B/Manuscript/typescript
material by Daniel J. Bernstein, 1940-1942 |
Subseries 3. MS:
Thoreau's Independence (suggested outline for a college thesis,
1941) |
|
B/Manuscript/typescript
material by Daniel J. Bernstein, 1940-1942 |
Subseries
4. Sketch of Thoreau family plot (May 1940)
|
|
C/Manuscript/typescript
material by various individuals, 1917-1962 |
Subseries 1.Typescript of
papers and bibliographies by Walter Harding (ca. 1940, carbon
copies) |
|
C/Manuscript/typescript
material by various individuals, 1917-1962 |
Subseries 2. Donald
Szantho Harrington's sermon "Living Is So Dear" (6 May
1962, typescript photocopy) |
|
C/Manuscript/typescript
material by various individuals, 1917-1962 |
Subseries 3.
Miscellaneous (includes a.l.s. from Henry Salt to Edwin B. Hill, 31 December
1917) |
|
|
IV/C |
Allen
French Papers
|
01
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A/Correspondence, major sequences, 1930-1946
|
Raymond Adams, 1930-1946
|
|
02
|
A/Correspondence, major sequences, 1930-1946
|
Francis Allen, 1938-1943
|
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03
|
A/Correspondence, major sequences, 1930-1946
|
Percy W. Brown, 1936-1944
|
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04
|
A/Correspondence, major sequences, 1930-1946
|
Henry S. Canby, 1938-1943
|
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05
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A/Correspondence, major sequences, 1930-1946
|
Walter Harding, 1941-1946
|
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06
|
A/Correspondence, major sequences, 1930-1946
|
Roland Robbins, 1945-1946
|
|
07
|
B/Correspondence, various (A-Z),
1931-1946 |
Correspondents A-G
|
|
08
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B/Correspondence, various (A-Z),
1931-1946 |
Correspondents H-S
|
|
09
|
B/Correspondence, various (A-Z),
1931-1946 |
Correspondents T-W
|
|
10
|
C/Research notes and other material
|
Notes on Thoreau, 1936-1945
|
|
11
|
C/Research notes and other material
|
Notes on Emerson, 1936-1939
|
|
12
|
C/Research notes and other material
|
Talk of Emerson’s poetry, clippings and
related material, 1936-1944 |
|
13
|
D/Miscellaneous materials
|
Typescript talks by Percy Brown on Thoreau and
Emerson |
|
14
|
D/Miscellaneous materials
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Percy Brown’s notes on Thoreau
|
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15
|
D/Miscellaneous materials
|
Edward Waldo Emerson’s notes and
recollections Thoreau, Emerson and Concord, 1915-1924
|
|
|
IV/D |
Thoreau/Dunbar Correspondence:
Sophia Thoreau Letters
to Mary Anne Dunbar
|
A/Letters
1857-1867 (11 letters) |
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A/Letters
1870-1872 (8 letters) |
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A/Letters
1873-1876 (13 letters) |
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B/Walter
Harding transcripts |
|
|
IV/E |
Ward Family
Correspondence |
|
IV/F |
Ricketson/Guerrier
Family Correspondence
|
01
|
A/Daniel Ricketson
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Correspondence, 1832-1896
|
|
02
|
B/Louisa (Sampson)
Ricketson |
Correspondence, 1851
|
|
03
|
C/Walton Ricketson
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Correspondence, 1870-1922
|
|
04
|
D/Anna Ricketson
|
Correspondence, 1879-1905
|
|
05 |
D/Anna Ricketson
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Correspondence, 1906-1927, plus undated items
|
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06
|
E/Emma Ricketson Guerrier
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Correspondence, 1859-1872
|
|
07
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F/George P. Guerrier
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Correspondence, 1865-1887
|
|
08
|
F /George P. Guerrier
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Correspondence, 1890-1894
|
|
09
|
F/George P. Guerrier
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Correspondence, 1899-1912
|
|
10
|
F/George P. Guerrier
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Miscellaneous documents,
1871-1887 |
|
11
|
G/Edith Guerrier
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Correspondence, 1885-1943
|
|
12
|
G/Edith Guerrier
|
Massachusetts Library Association
bookplate display, correspondence and plates |
|
13
|
H/Miscellaneous
correspondence and manuscript material |
|
|
14
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I/Non-manuscript material
|
|
|
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IV/G |
Parmenter
Ricketson Papers
|
01 |
Th.
Ricketson to Daniel Ricketson, 26 February 1809 |
|
02 |
- Elisha
Thornton to Anna Thornton [n.d.]
- William
Rotch Jr. to Anna Thornton, 11 March 1793
|
|
03 |
- Sampson to Hon. Aaron Hobart, 17 January 1821
- Sampson to Hon. Aaron Hobart, 10 February 1821
- [fragment]
|
|
04 |
To Daniel
and Joseph Ricketson from their father, 3 August 1827 |
|
05-45 |
Daniel Ricketson to Henry David Thoreau [46
items] |
|
46 |
Daniel Ricketson to Sophia Thoreau [9 items]
|
|
47 |
W.E. Channing to Daniel Ricketson, 2 December
1855 |
|
48 |
Daniel Ricketson to R.W. Emerson, 23 June 1856
|
|
49 |
Daniel Ricketson to William Howitt [2 items]
|
|
50 |
- G.W. Curtis to Daniel
Ricketson, 27 June 1868
- Daniel Ricketson to G.W.
Curtis, 5 February 1880
- G.W. Curtis to Daniel
Ricketson, 14 August 1886 [typescript]
|
|
51 |
Daniel Ricketson to Bronson Alcott, 4 April
1870 |
|
52 |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow to Daniel
Ricketson, 18 June 1870 |
|
|
IV/H |
Sewall
FamilyPapers |
|
IV/I |
Liakos
Ricketson/Guerrier Papers |
|
IV/J |
Ellen Sewall
Papers (photocopies only) |
|
IV/K-
IV/Y
|
reserved
for future collections |
|
IV/Z |
Individual MS.
items and small artifacts
|
IV.Z.1 |
Thoreau survey: Charles Gordon Farm, 1858
|
|
IV.Z.2
|
Thoreau survey: Eagleswood (facsimile)
|
|
IV.Z.3 |
Thoreau survey: Edmund Hosmer Farm, 1851 (fascimile)
|
|
IV.Z.4 |
"Protest of 400 inhabitants of Concord against
the execution of Washington Goode . . . " |
|
IV.Z.5 |
ALS: Abby Tolman to Eliza Woodward.
Re: death of John Thoreau, 26 August 1842 |
|
IV.Z.6 |
ALS: B. Marston
Watson arranging for Thoreau survey and talk, 1854 |
|
IV.Z.7 |
ALS: Thoreau (19 February
1855) to Elizabeth Oakes Smith |
|
IV.Z.8 |
Albert Heald, A New England
Pilgrimage (ms. score, 1950) |
|
Framed |
ALS: Thoreau (31 July
1849) to Ellen Emerson |
|
IV.Z.10 |
Daniel Ricketson herbarium
|
|
IV.Z.11 |
Norman Foerster diary from
Harvard, 1909 |
|
IV.Z.12 |
ALS: Re: Concord Academic
Debating Society |
|
IV.Z.13
|
Typed extracts from the
introductory material to the "Manuscript Edition" |
|
Series V.
Scrapbook
Anderson, Esther Howe: 3 notebooks of articles and
clippings:
-
1941-1957
-
1958-1962
-
1963-1969
Partially
indexed in the Thoreau Society Booklet #29 "A Catalog of the Thoreau
Society Archives in the Concord Free Public Library" edited by Walter
Harding. |
|
Bernstein,
Daniel J.:17 notebooks of articles and
clippings
Partially
indexed in the Thoreau Society Booklet #29 "A Catalog of the Thoreau
Society Archives in the Concord Free Public Library" edited by Walter
Harding. |
|
Kleinfeld, Leonard: 27 notebooks of articles and
clippings:
-
George M. Adams clippings
-
Hall of Fame: before & after
-
Poetic tributes to Thoreau
-
Clippings from: The New York Sun; The New York Herald Tribune
-
Clippings from: The New York Times
-
Clippings from: The New York Times Book Review
-
Clippings from: The New York Times Magazine
-
Clippings from The Saturday Review of Literature; This Week; The
Nation; Saturday Evening Post
-
Concord news and views
-
Concord news and views 2
-
Photographs
-
Clippings
-
Clippings: Boston newspapers
-
Clippings
-
Clippings
-
Clippings
-
Clippings
-
Clippings
-
More of Thoreau: here, there and everywhere
-
Commemorative stamp
-
Letters to Leonard Kleinfeld, regarding Thoreau
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Letters to Leonard Kleinfeld, regarding Thoreau 2
-
Thoreau genealogy
-
The Thoreau Lyceum
-
Facsimiles
-
Facsimiles
-
Facsimiles
-
The Thoreau Fellowship
-
Clippings
-
The Henry D. Thoreau Liberty Ship
|
Notebooks: 18 notebooks of articles and clippings, includes
first periodical printings of many Thoreau essays:
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1843-1889
-
1864-1917,
miscellaneous & undated
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1890-1904
-
1905-1919
-
1920-1929
-
1922-1934
-
1930-1934
-
1935-1939
-
1935-1940 (September)
-
1940 (October)-1942
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1941-1942 (June)
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1943-1950
-
1951-1961
-
1962-1965
-
1966-1968
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1969-1972
-
1973-1975
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|
Wade, Joseph S.: 21 notebooks of articles and
clippings: "Note book on biographies" |
|
Wheeler, Ruth R.: 1 notebook of articles and
clippings
"The first part of this scrapbook is made from
clippings saved by Allen French, a founder of the Thoreau Society. It
extends to include the pieces written for the Christian Science
Monitor by his friend Morris Longstreth who was living in Concord
at that time." |
Series VI:
Clippings Collections
|
VI/A |
Relating to
Thoreau Society |
|
VI/B |
Relating to
Thoreau Society Members |
|
VI/C |
Relating to
Thoreau Lyceum |
|
VI/D |
By or
relating to Thoreau scholars/scholarship |
|
VI/E |
Relating to efforts to place Thoreau in Hall of Fame, 1935-1961 |
|
VI/F |
Relating to
Thoreau |
|
VI/G |
Relating to
Thoreau's travels |
|
VI/H |
Relating to
Thoreau’s influence, reputation and relevance |
|
VI/I |
Relating to
Thoreau anniversary celebrations (birth, death, etc.) |
|
VI/J |
Poetry
inspired by Thoreau |
|
VI/K |
Relating to
Thoreau MSS. and MS. Collections |
|
VI/L |
Relating to
printed editions of Thoreau’s writings, 1906-1993 |
|
VI/M |
Relating to
secondary sources about Thoreau Institute |
|
VI/N |
Reviews and
pieces about adaptations of Thoreau |
|
VI/O |
Relating to
Thoreau and Thoreau-related images, 1933-1983 |
|
VI/P |
Relating to
the Thoreau Fellowship, Walden Forever Wild, and Mary Sherwood,
1970-1993 |
|
VI/Q |
Relating to
Walden Pond, 1896-1991 |
|
VI/R |
Relating to
the Save Walden Committee |
|
VI/S |
Relating to:
- The Thoreau Fellowship
- Walden Forever Wild
- The Thoreau Country
Conservation Alliance
- The Walden Woods Project/The Walk for Walden Woods
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Series VII:
Books: Search the
Henley Library Catalog
Series VIII:
Photographic and Pictorial Material
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VIII/A |
Daguerreotypes
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Henry D. Thoreau
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