Nancy Wilson Ross: An Inventory of Her Papers at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center [Part I]


Descriptive Summary
	Creator:	Ross, Nancy Wilson, 1901-1986
	Title:	Nancy Wilson Ross Papers
	Dates:	1913-1986
	Abstract:	The papers of this American writer encompass her entire literary career and include manuscript drafts, extensive correspondence, and subject files reflecting her interest in Eastern cultures.
	RLIN REcord #:	TXRC94-A19
	Extent:	261.5 document cases, 12 flat boxes, 18 card boxes, 7 galley folders (138 linear feet)
	Language	English.
	Repository:	Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin

Biographical Sketch

Nancy Wilson was born in Olympia, Washington, on November 22, 1901. She graduated from the University of Oregon in 1924, and married Charles W. Ross of Auburn, New York, three years later. They studied at the Bauhaus in Germany 1931-33, then returned to live in New York City for four years. From 1938 to 1942 they lived on Hood Canal in Washington State. Her second marriage was to publisher and playwright Stanley Young in 1942. They made their home on the Whitney estate 'Applegreen,' Old Westbury, Long Island.

As Nancy Wilson, her first published novel was Friday to Monday (1932). Her first magazine story had appeared in 1924. She published five novels of contemporary life and culture under the name of Nancy Wilson Ross, illustrating the experience, the developing self-knowledge, and the spiritual growth of her characters. The novels include Take the Lightning (1940), The Left Hand Is the Dreamer (1947), I, My Ancestor (1950), Time's Corner (1952), and The Return of Lady Brace (1957). Culminating years of interest in Asian religion and art, her last three books introduced Buddhism to Western readers: The World of Zen: an East-West Anthology (1960), Three Ways of Asian Wisdom (1966), and Buddhism, a Way of Life and Thought (1980). In addition, she wrote about the Pacific Northwest in The Farthest Reach (1941) and about the pioneer settlers of that region in Westward the Women (1944). Joan of Arc (1952), Thor's Visit to the Land of Giants (1959), and Heroines of the Early West (1960) are the books she wrote for juvenile readers. Throughout her career Ross had many articles and reviews published in such magazines as Harper's Bazaar, The New Yorker, and The New York Times Book Review.

Ross served on the board of the Asia Society from its founding by John D. Rockefeller III in 1956 until 1985. She was an inspiring and life-long friend to many: faculty at the University of Oregon from the 1920s; a circle of artists, dancers, and actors associated with Dartington Hall in Devon and the Cornish School in Seattle from the 1930s; and an intellectual set in New York City that included Mary and Paul Mellon from the 1930s and 40s. Through her husband Stanley Young's career associates and her own literary successes, Ross engendered friendships with a number of New York editors, publishers, and theatre people.

Ross and her husband Stanley Young sold their personal and literary papers to the University of Texas in 1972. The sale was enabled by a matching grant for purchase and cataloging from the Avon (later Jerome) Foundation.

After her husband's death in 1975, Ross was increasingly involved with Buddhism. During the last ten years of her life a member of the San Francisco Zen Center shared her house and helped organize her papers. Ross died Jan. 18, 1986, in Vero Beach, Florida.

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Scope and Contents

The Nancy Wilson Ross Papers, 1913-86, contain virtually complete documentation of her professional writing career, extensive personal correspondence, and files reflecting her interest in Far Eastern culture. Types of materials found in the collection include holograph manuscript notes; typed manuscripts, carbons, and photocopies; photographs; galley and page proofs; contracts and royalty statements; book announcements; dust jackets; publicity clippings; correspondence; pencil, ink, and watercolor sketches; reports; exhibit announcements and catalogs; newspaper clippings; and periodical publications. The collection is arranged in eleven series: I. Literary Works, 1913-85 (94 boxes); II. Agents & Publishers, 1929-85 (9 boxes); III. C. V. Whitney Pictures, Inc., 1954-56 (5 boxes); IV. Correspondence, 1916-85 (69 boxes); V. Legal & Personal Files, 1937-85 (21 boxes); VI. Association Boards & Memberships, 1953-85 (30 boxes); VII. Personal Finances, 1942-86 (24 boxes); VIII. Clipping File, 1931-85 (16 boxes); IX. Personal Library Card Catalog, 1974 (9 boxes); X. Art File, 1930-85 (12 boxes); XI. Photographs, 1917-1984 (2.5 boxes).

Early drafts and working manuscripts of fourteen published books and an unpublished first novel, manuscripts or publication copies of her short stories, poetry, articles, and reviews, notes and tapes of her lectures and an interview, along with a supplementary file of correspondence with literary agents and publishers document her writing career. Ross's scouting duties for C. V. Whitney Pictures, Inc., 1954-56, are documented by correspondence and readers' reports.

Personal records include extensive correspondence with friends and family, legal files, financial records, a clipping file a file of art exhibit announcements, and photographs. Personal correspondence identified as 'special' on Ross's 1981 guide to her files (see folder 97.17) includes correspondence with her husband, Stanley Young, her sister Peg Keblish, and her friends Edward Beck, Sam T. Berkeley-Hill, Camille Bovard, Dorothy Whitney Elmhirst, Gerald Heard, Jerome Hill, Elizabeth Jay Hollins, William O. Douglas, Morris Graves, Paul and Mary Mellon, Maud Oakes, Robert Osborne, Beatrice Straight, and Mark Tobey.

Other important correspondents listed in Ross's 'Literary Memorabilia' list (see folder 97.17) include such varied figures as Evelyn Perkins Ames, Merle Armitage, Elizabeth Bowen, Marguerite Caetani, John Cage, Joseph Campbell, Carl Carmer, Hope Cooke, Margaret Cousins, Malcolm Cowley, Isak Dinesen, E. M. Forster, John Kenneth Galbraith, Indira Gandhi, Allen Ginsberg, Martha Graham, Aldous Huxley, Wassily Kandinsky, Alfred and Blanche Knopf, C. S. Lewis, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Robert Lowell, Thomas Merton, Marianne Moore, Lewis Mumford, John D. Rockefeller III, Theodore Roethke, Eleanor Roosevelt, Paul Scott, Zachary Scott, Gary Snyder, Jean Stafford, Allen Tate, Gloria Vanderbilt, Alan Watts, Eudora Welty, Thornton Wilder, Audrey Wood, and many others.

The correspondence also contains letters concerning the Bauhaus in the Lyonel Feininger, Mira and Armin Lührs, and 'German Letters' files. Paul Klee is represented by a few letters and by Ross's piece in Five Essays on Paul Klee (1950). Letters and publications describing Dartington Hall, an experimental center in theatre, dance, crafts, and agriculture, exist in correspondence with the founders, Leonard and Dorothy Whitney Elmhirst, 1937-74.

Correspondence, organization records, and publications represent Ross's participation on the boards of the Asia Society, the Tibetan Foundation, the Martha Graham Foundation, on the Authors Guild Council, her membership in the Cosmopolitan Club (New York), and her association with the San Francisco Zen Center. There are extensive files on Zen Buddhism in the United States in the Association series, including newsletters and reports, and much individual correspondence with members of the San Francisco Zen Center, including its leaders Richard Baker and Yvonne Rand, 1968-83.

The Ross Papers came to the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center in 1975, accompanied by a box list (see folder 235.9), and comprising mostly literary manuscripts. A final shipment arrived after her death in 1986, without inventory, containing literary work after 1975, all her personal correspondence, and financial records.

Original order was maintained in processing to the extent that series and subseries roughly reflect Ross's organization in file cabinets and in her 1975 shipment. Current and back correspondence were interfiled in processing. Oversize materials are housed in flat boxes, approximately following the main box number sequence.

In 1993 the manuscripts and correspondence were treated by the diethyl zinc deacidification process. The contents of boxes 9, 16-18, 34-35, 43, 45-47, 50, 63, 68, consisting of photographs and oversize documents were not treated, nor were materials (mainly cards and printed matter) in boxes 183-196, 206-209, 239-250.

Other Nancy Wilson Ross materials are located in several other collections at the HRHRC: Merle Armitage, Thomas Bertram Costain, Margaret Cousins, Morris Ernst, Harpers, Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., and Charles Norman. Ross's personal library is also present, and can be accessed through the Collections File card catalog and/or the online catalog, UTCAT. Items withdrawn from these books are now located in the HRHRC Vertical File.

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Arrangement
	Due to size, this inventory has been divided into two separate units which can be accessed by clicking on the highlighted text below:

	Nancy Wilson Ross Papers--Series I. - Series IV. [Part I] [This Page]
	Nancy Wilson Ross Papers--Series V. - Series XI. and Index of Correspondents[Part II]

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Restrictions

Access

Open for research

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Index Terms

	Correspondents
		Allen, Steve, 1921-
		Ames, Evelyn Perkins
		Armitage, Merle, 1893-1975
		Auchincloss, Janet
		Baird, Bil, 1904-1987
		Beck, Edward
		Benoit, Hubert
		Berkeley-Hill, Sam T.
		Birla, Saraladevi
		Bliven, Bruce
		Bovard, Camille
		Bowen, Elizabeth, 1899-1973
		Brooks, Van Wyck, 1886-1963
		Browne, Ellen van Volkenburg
		Burtt, Edwin A. (Edwin Arthur), 1892-
		Caetani, Marguerite
		Cage, John
		Cahill, James, 1926-
		Campbell, Joseph, 1904-
		Canfield, Cass, 1897-
		Carmer, Carl Lamson, 1893-
		Cerf, Bennett, 1898-1971
		Chakravarti, Amiya Chandra
		Childs, Marquis William, 1903-
		Collins, Priscilla
		Collins, William
		Cooke, Hope, 1940-
		Cooper, Merian C.
		Cornish, Nellie Centennial, 1876-1956
		Courtney, Marguerite, 1904-
		Cousins, Margaret, 1905-
		Cowley, Malcolm, 1898-
		de Schulthess, Fritz
		de Schulthess, Monica
		Dinesen, Isak, 1885-1962
		Douglas, William O. (William Orville), 1898-
		Edel, Leon, 1907-
		Elmhirst, Dorothy Whitney
		Elmhirst, Leonard Knight, 1893-1974
		Elmhirst, William K.
		Ernst, Alice Henson, 1880-1980
		Forster, E.M. (Edward Morgan), 1879-1970
		Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1908-
		Gandhi, Indira, 1917-1984
		Ginsberg, Allen, 1926-
		Giroux, Robert
		Goldberg, Bertrand, 1913-
		Graham, Aelred, 1907-
		Graham, Martha
		Graves, Morris, 1910-
		Gropius, Walter, 1883-1969
		Guthrie, Tyrone, Sir, 1900-1971
		Hale, Nancy, 1908-
		Haydn, Hiram Collins, 1907-1973
		Heard, Gerald, 1889-1971
		Henderson, Joseph L. (Joseph Lewis), 1903-
		Hill, Jerome, 1905-1972
		Hollins, Elizabeth Jay
		Howe, Helen Huntington, 1905-
		Humphreys, Christmas, 1901-
		Huxley, Aldous, 1894-1963
		Johnson, Lady Bird, 1912-
		Johnson, Philip, 1906-
		Kandinsky, Wassily, 1866-1944
		Keblish, Peg Wilson
		Keene, Donald
		Klee, Paul, 1879-1940
		Knopf, Alfred, 1892-1984
		Knopf, Blanche, 1894-1966
		Kramrisch, Stella, 1898-
		Laise, Carol C.
		Landry, Lionel
		Laughlin, James, 1914-
		Lavin, Mary, 1912-
		Lewis, C.S. (Clive Staples), 1898-1963
		Lindbergh, Anne Morrow, 1906-
		Lowell, Robert, 1917-1977
		Lührs, Armin
		Lührs, Mira
		Margo, 1918?-1985
		Mellon, Mary, 1905-1946
		Mellon, Paul
		Merton, Thomas, 1915-1968
		Moore, Marianne, 1887-1972
		Mumford, Lewis, 1895-
		Murray, Henry Alexander, 1893-
		Mus, Paul, 1902-1969
		Norman, Dorothy, 1905-
		Nu, U.
		Oakes, Maud, 1903-
		Ober, Harold, 1881-1959
		Odlin, Richard
		Osborne, Robert
		Palden Thondup Namgyal, Chogyal of Sikkim, 1923-
		Pallis, Marco, 1905-
		Pandit, Vijaya Lakshmi, 1900-
		Paw U, Richard
		Radhakrishnan, S. (Sarvepalli), 1888-1975
		Raine, Kathleen, 1908-
		Rambova, Natacha
		Read, Herbert Edward, Sir, 1893-1968
		Robinson, Henry Morton, 1898-1961
		Rockefeller, Blanchette Hooker, 1909-
		Rockefeller, John D., 1906-
		Roethke, Theodore, 1908-1963
		Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962
		Ross, Charles Walton
		Roy, Sunil
		Sasaki, Ruth Fuller
		Scott, Paul, 1920-
		Scott, Zachary
		Sherbert, Paul C.
		Singh, Nirmaljit
		Snyder, Gary
		Stafford, Jean, 1915-
		Stevens, Roger L.
		Stevens, Christine
		Straight, Beatrice
		Straight, Michael Whitney
		Suzuki, Daisetz Teitaro, 1870-1966
		Suzuki, Shunryu, 1904-
		Tate, Allen, 1899-
		Terkel, Studs, 1912-
		Thompson, William Irwin
		Tobey, Mark
		Valentin, Curt, 1902-1954
		Vanderbilt, Gloria, 1924-
		Van Vechten, Carl, 1880-1964
		Vidal, Gore, 1925-
		von Barnekow, Erik
		Wadsworth, Cleomé Carroll
		Watts, Alan, 1915-1973
		Welty, Eudora, 1909-
		Whitney, C.V. (Cornelius Vanderbilt), 1899-
		Wilder, Thornton, 1897-1975
		Wilkie, Margot
		Willard, Marian, 1904-
		Wood, Audrey, 1905-
		Wright, Clifford
		Young, Kenneth, 1916-
		Young, Stanley, 1906-1975
	Organizations
		Asia Society
		C.V. Whitney Pictures, Inc.
		Harold Ober Associates
		Martha Graham Foundation
		San Francisco Zen Center (San Francisco, Calif.)
		Tibetan Foundation
	Subjects
		Dartington Hall (Totnes, England)
		American authors
		Bauhaus
		Buddhism
		Frontier and pioneer life--The West
		Hinduism
		Women authors
		Women--The West
		Zen Buddhism
		Asia--Religion
	Document Types
		Drawings
		Exhibition catalogs
		Financial records
		Galley proofs
		Legal documents
		Photographs

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I. Literary Works, 1913-85 (94 boxes)
	Ross's literary works are arranged in subseries by genre and then chronologically.
	Subseries A, Books, 1926-80, includes manuscript notes, typed drafts and revisions, illustration photographs, proofs, business correspondence with editors and publishers, fan mail, publicity, and review clippings for seven novels, six non-fiction works, and four juveniles.
	The novels include Twice Two (unpublished), Friday to Monday (Liveright, 1932), Take the Lightning (Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1940), The Left Hand Is the Dreamer (William Sloane Associates, 1947), I, My Ancestor (Random House, 1950), Time's Corner (Random House, 1952), and The Return of Lady Brace (Random House, 1957). With the exception of Friday to Monday, the published novels are represented by versions ranging from the author's early draft to the printer's copy.
	Non-fiction works include Farthest Reach (Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1941), The Waves (Henry Holt & Co., 1943), Westward the Women (Knopf, 1944), The World of Zen (Random House, 1960), Three Ways of Asian Wisdom (Simon & Schuster, Inc., 1966), and Buddhism: A Way of Life and Thought (Knopf, 1980). The Farthest Reach and Three Ways of Asian Wisdom files contain numerous photographs of places and art used for illustrations. Buddhism, originally under contract with Random House, includes drafts dating from 1952.
	Juveniles include Joan of Arc (Random House, 1952), Nelly Bly (unpublished), Thor's Visit to the Land of Giants (Random House, 1959), and Heroines of the Early West (Random House, 1960).
	Subseries B, Stories & Poems, 1913-81, includes published versions, (often represented only b a magazine issue), unpublished manuscripts, and correspondence, arranged chronologically, followed by undated stories and poems at the end. The work ranges from published romances for St. Nicholas (1925-26) and a few New Yorker sketches and poems (1934-56) to unpublished juvenilia (ca. 1913-17) and college papers and stories (ca. 1922-25).
	Subseries C, Lectures, 1938-56, includes manuscripts, notes, eight tape recordings, and announcements for talks on literature, art, and Asian religion. The lectures are arranged alphabetically by location or name of the organization for which they were given. The tape recordings and notes follow at the end of the subseries.
	Subseries D, Plays & Radio Scripts, 1922-47, includes scripts for college skits, an outline and playscript, and a 1944 radio program script.
	Subseries E, Articles, 1929-83, includes published versions and unpublished notes, typescripts, and correspondence, as well as periodical issues (many cataloged individually on UTCAT), and a book introduction. Of note are her articles 'German Main Street' in the Saturday Evening Post (1932), 'The Spiritual Adventure' in Harper's Bazaar (1950), 'I Went to a Sikkim Wedding' in Vogue (1963), and 'In the Himalayas an American Becomes a Royal Princess' in Saturday Evening Post (1963). The files are arranged chronologically except for three small sections at the end of the subseries comprising article ideas, Bauhaus files, and files about Martha Graham.
	Subseries F, Book Reviews by NWR, 1954-85, contains typescripts, clippings, a workfile of rewrites, and proof copies of books, manuscripts, and articles by writers under review. Ross was a regular reviewer of books on Asian religion and art from 1956 to 1985 for the New York Times and the Saturday Review. Reviews are arranged chronologically, followed by proof copies and manuscripts of unreviewed works.
		Subseries A: Books, 1926-80
			Twice Two (unpublished)
box	folder
1	1 - 3			Tmss. and drafts, 1926-30
	4 - 5			Tccms., 1931
	6		Friday to Monday (1932), Liveright, Inc. correspondence, clippings, 1929-32
			Take the Lightning (1940)
	7			Harcourt, Brace and Company correspondence, 1938-45
	8			Final revisions [Malcolm Cowley, U. of Oregon Faculty Criticism], 1939
box	folder
2	1			Tms. early material [W. F. G. Thatcher letters, 1926-32]
	2-3			Tms. early uncut 'But Venus Has No Moon' [445 p.]
	4			Tms. 'But Venus...' [403 p.]
box	folder
3	1			Tms. 'Take the Lightning' printer's copy
	2-3			Fan mail
	4			Clippings
			Farthest Reach (1941)
	5			Suggestions for book about Pacific Northwest
	6			Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. correspondence, 1940-51
	7			Harold Ober Associates, Knopf, correspondence, corrections, 1940-49
	8			Research correspondence, 1940-53
box	folder
4	1			Fan mail, 1941-73
	2			Radio talk, 1941
	3-4			Publicity correspondence and clippings [See also folder 16.1]
	5-6			Clippings in publisher's dummy
box	folder
5	1-13			Research notebooks
box	folder
6	1			Notes, bibliography
				Research notes, draft typescripts
	2-3				'Our Pacific Northwest'
	4				Northwest Characters
	5-6				Northwest Food, 'Paul Bunyan's Larder'
	7				Early History
	8-9				Indian Personalities, Religion, Wars
	10				Jumping-off Place
	11				Labor
	12				Coxey's Army in Washington State
	13				Lumber
	14				Magic, Indian Voodoo
	15				Missionaries
	16				Astoria, Ore.
	17				Cattle & Sheep country
	18				Columbia River
	19-20				Ellensburg & Yakima, Wash.
	21				Grand Coulee Dam
box	folder
7	1-3				Grand Coulee Dam
	4				Grande Ronde Valley, Ore.
	5				Grays Harbor Country, Wash.
	6				LaConner, Wash. Indian Dance
	7				Medford, Ore.
	8				Olympia, Wash.
	9				Olympic Peninsula, Wash.
	10				Oregon Coast
	11				Parks & Recreation, Ore.
box	folder
8	1				Parks, Wash.
	2				Pendleton, Ore.
	3				Portland, Ore.
	4				Salem, Ore.
	5				Spokane, Wash. & Inland Empire
	6				Seattle, Wash.
	7				Tacoma, Wash.
	8				Walla Walla, Wash.
	9				Wenatchee, Wash.
	10				Whatcom County & San Juan Islands, Wash.
	11				Yakima, Wash.
				Illustrations
box	folder
9	1-2				Photographs, originals with notes
	3-6				Photographs, Oregon
	7-9				Photographs, Wash. (Including George Mantor & Frederick Hamilton prints)
	10				Photographs, Grand Coulee Dam
	11				Photographs, Calif. Sierra Nevadas (see also Box 16 for oversize photographs)
			The Waves (1943)
box	folder
10	1-2			Henry Holt & Co. correspondence, 1942-49
	3			Notes
	4			Page proofs, Tms.
	5			Galleys
	6			Publicity correspondence & clippings, 1943
	7			Fan letters, 1943-69
			Westward the Women (1944)
	8			Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. correspondence, 1944
	9-10			Business correspondence, 1944-79
box	folder
11	1-3			Fan letters, 1944-61
	4-5			Publicity clippings, 1944-76
	6			Outlines, research correspondence, 1942-45
				Chapter draft typescripts.
	7-8				'Aprons to Their Eyes'
	9				'Eight on Her Honeymoon'
	10				'One Must Not Be Nervous in Oregon'
	11				'Red Heroines'
	12-13				'Females Are Sought'
box	folder
12	1-2				'$ a Dance'
	3				'The Prophet' Abigail Scott Duniway
	4				'Sports & Rebels' Dr. Owens-Adair
	5			Tms. printer's copy
	6-8			Notes
box	folder
13	1-2			Notes
	3			Movie synopsis for Loew's Inc., 1951
			The Left Hand Is the Dreamer (1947)
	4-5			Tms.
	6			Bound galleys
box	folder
14	1			Draft, notes, [diary pages, 1935-43?]
	2			Aunt Palm's baseball pictures
	3			Contracts, 1946-57
	4			Ober Associates, William Sloane Associates, 1946-47
	5-6			Royalties, foreign publication, 1947-73
	7			Sloane-Hollywood re Film, 1947-61
	8-10			Book announcement name and address lists, 1940-47
box	folder
15	1-3			Fan mail
	4			Publicity 'Author Meets the Critics'
	5-6			Publicity & press clippings
	7			Best seller list clippings
				See also Boxes 16-18 for oversize scrapbooks
			Farthest Reach (Oversize)
box	folder
16	1			Publicity photographs
			The Left Hand Is the Dreamer (Oversize)
	2			Scrapbook
box	folder
17	1-4			Press clipping scrapbooks
box	folder
18	1-3			Scrapbooks in photocopy
			I, My Ancestor (1950)
box	folder
19	1			Tms. earliest draft
	2-3			Tms. draft, 1941
	4-6			Draft pages, notes, 1943-49
box	folder
20	1-4			Tms. Ober Associates copy
	5			Tccms.
box	folder
21	1			Tccms.
	2-3			Notes and clippings
box	folder
22	1			Ober Associates, Sloane Associates, 1948-49
	2-3			Contract and royalties, Random House, Inc., 1948-77
	4			John D. Hassler play adaptation prospect
	5-7			Fan mail
	8-9			Publicity and press clippings, 1950
			Times Corner (1952)
box	folder
23	1-2			Tms. 'rough'
	3-5			Research notes and clippings
box	folder
24	1			Sister Mary Louise correspondence, 1948-57
	2			C. S. Lewis correspondence, 1952
	3			Business correspondence, Random House, Inc., Collins Publishers, 1952-57
	4			Notes 'As a Play,' 1953-60
	5			Announcement lists
	6			Publicity, 1952-53
	7			Publicity letter to Angus Wilson, 1952
	8			Press clippings, 1952-53
	9			Readers' letters, 1952-54
			Joan of Arc (1952)
	10			Business correspondence, Random House, Inc., Landmark Books, 1952-68
	11			Publicity
	12			Letters from children to whom the book was dedicated, 1953
	13			Adult letters, 1953-79
	14			Children's letters, 1953-73
	15		Nelly Bly (unpublished Landmark Book). Contract, draft, research notes and clippings, 1953-54
			Return of Lady Brace (1957)
box	folder
25	1-2			Notes and clippings 'Pyramid in the Pond'
	3			Notes 'The Falcon Cannot Hear the Falconer'
	4			Synopsis 'The Long Slow Farewell'
	5			Notes 'Watchman Tell Us of the Night'
	6			Notes early draft
	7-8			Notes and clippings
	9			Beginning scene Lady B. Arrives at Family Home
	10-15			Incomplete rough copy
	16			Rewrites of scenes with Rosemary
	17			Terrace scenes with Venerable Sir & Stephen
	18			Bat Scene in Adirondacks
	19-21			Incomplete Tms.
	22-23			Incomplete Tccms.
box	folder
26	1-3			Tms. 'Old Copy' and discarded Tms. pages, [1956]
	4-6			Tms. with revisions and Tccms.
box	folder
27	1			Discarded Tms. pages, [1956?]
	2-3			Tccms. extra sheets
	4			Tccms. 'Old Carbons,' [1957]
	5			Business correspondence Random House, Inc., William Collins Sons & Co., 1955-59
	6			Book of the Month Club, 1957
	7-8			Publicity photo, activities, clippings
	9-10			Fan letters, 1957
box	folder
28	1-2			Fan letters, 1957-66
	3-6			Clippings [See also Box 34 for oversize scrapbook]
	7			Play adaptation, Herbert Swopes, Jr., 1957-64
	8			Play contract, correspondence, notes, 1st adaptation by Thelma Schnee, 1958-61
	9			Notes on dramatization from Peggy Wood, 1963
	10			Scenes dramatized, 1963
			Thor's Visit to the Land of Giants (1959)
box	folder
29	1			Tms. and correspondence for Random House, Inc. Legacy Book, 1957-69
	2			Fan letters and clippings, 1959-65
			Heroines of the Early West (1960)
	3-4			Tms. and correspondence for Landmark Book, 1958-59
	5			Random House, Inc.
	6			Fan letters and clippings
			The World of Zen (1960)
box	folder
30	1-3			'Zen Reader' materials, correspondence, permissions 1958-60
	4-5			'Zen Reader' illustrations and captions
	6			'Zen Reader' outline
	7			'The Square Root of Zen' Horizon galleys
	8-9			'Zen Reader' notes, discarded Tms. pages
box	folder
31	1-3			'Zen Reader' notes
	4-6			'Zen Reader' draft ms. fragments
box	folder
32	1-13			'The World of Zen' Sections I-VI and 'Zen and the West' Tccms.
box	folder
33	1-3			Tms. with printer's notes
	4			Early notes, preface
	5			Galleys, preface
box	folder
34	1			Galleys, indexer's set
			Return of Lady Brace (Oversize)
box	folder
34	2			Scrapbook
			The World of Zen (continued)
box	folder
35	1			Printer's page proofs
box	folder
36	1-3			Illustration photographs (including prints by Frederick Hamilton)
	4			Illustration negative photostats
	5			Illustration proofs
	6			Illustration notes
	7-8			Random House, Inc., 1959-69
	9			Collins Publishers correspondence, 1960-63
	10			Business correspondence, 1962
	11-12			Permissions A-Z
box	folder
37	1			Permissions fees paid
	2			Complimentary copies
	3-5			Fan letters, 1961-75
	6			Publicity 2nd edition, 1961
	7			Publicity quotes
	8-10			Review clippings
	11			Advertisements
			Three Ways of Asian Wisdom (1966)
box	folder
38	1			Inventory of manuscripts, correspondence, publicity
	2			Early outline
				Chapter Tmss.
	3-6				'Hinduism' drafts, notes
	7-8				'Hinduism' art
box	folder
39	1-3				'Buddhism' drafts
	4				'Buddhism' art
	5-6				'Zen' drafts
	7				'Art of Zen'
box	folder
40	1-4			Ms. drafts and notes
	5-8			Foreword, acknowledgements, glossary drafts
box	folder
41	1-5			Tccmss.
	6			Final Tms. with printer's notes
box	folder
42	1			Tms. with printer's notes
	2			Page proofs with NWR notes
	3			Uncorrected page proofs
	4			Glossary proofs
	5			Galleys
	6			'Islam' Tccms. and galley proof
box	folder
43	1			Card file of glossary and bibliography
				Correspondence
box	folder
44	1				Beryl de Zoete, 1959-61
	2				Will Peterson, 1959-60
	3				Paul Reps, 1959-60
	4				Ruth Fuller Sasaki, 1958-61
	5				Alan Watts, 1959-61
	6				'What Is Zen' Mademoiselle reprint
	7				Harper & Brothers 'Buddhism Book,' 1952
	8-9				Simon & Schuster, Inc. (Henry Simon), 1961-69
	10				Book of the Month Club, 1966-67
	11				Faber & Faber Ltd., 1967-68
	12				Harold Ober Associates and European Editions, 1967-68
	13				German Publishers, Jo Jordan, 1968-69
				Illustrations
	14-15				Illustration permissions, 1965-68
	16-19				Illustration materials and clippings
box	folder
45	1-9				Photographs 'Hinduism'
	10				Photographs Indian art
	11				Postcards Indian Museum Calcutta
	12				Photographs 'Buddhism'
	13-14				Photographs 'Buddhism' in India
	15				Buddhism in Tibet
	16				Buddhism in Burma, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Thailand
	17				Buddhism, Borobudur, Java
	18-22				Photographs Buddhasa and Bodhisattvas
	23				An-Iconic (Pre-representational) Art
box	folder
46	1				Photographs 'Hinduism'
	2				Prints Bodhisattvas
	3				Print 'Zen'
			Buddhism: a Way of Life and Thought (Oversize)
	4			Illustration 'Prince Shotoku Tai-Shi'
	5			Photographs camera copy for printer
			Three Ways of Asian Wisdom (continued)
				Illustrations
box	folder
47	1-3				Photographs of Thailand
	4				Burma photographs
	5-7				Cambodia photographs
	8-9				Ceylon [Sri Lanka] photographs
	10-11				Japan photographs
	12				Chinese, Japanese figures photographs
	13				'Zen' Art photographs
	14-18				Photographs of Japan, Korea, China by Frederick Hamilton, 1937-39
				Correspondence
box	folder
48	1				Simon & Schuster, Inc., Clarion Books
	2-4				Publicity, press releases, mailing list
	5				Publicity, lectures, talks, dinners
	6				Hinduism [notes, publicity?]
	7				General correspondence
	8				Complimentary copies list, 1966
	9				Special correspondence [fan letters], 1966-67
	10-12				Fan letters A-P, 1966-67
box	folder
49	1				Fan letters R-Z, 1966-67
	2-3				Fan letters, 1966-78
	4-5			Publicity clippings
box	folder
50	1			Publicity scrapbook
box
49			Buddhism, a Way of Life and Thought (1980)
				Correspondence
	6				Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1973-77
	7-8				Toinette Rees Lippe, 1969-80
	9				William Collins Sons & Co., Graham Watson, 1980
box	folder
51	1				1st chapter with Dr. Chakravarty's notes
	2				Correspondence, lists, corrections, 1979-80
	3				Acknowledgements, dedications, dustwrappers
	4				Permissions
	5				Illustrations
	6				Comments, advance reviews, 1979-80
	7				Recent correspondence [publisher and fan], 1980-
	8				Publicity lists of complimentary copies
	9				[Notes for lecture?] Universal Buddhism
	10				Reviews and pre-publication releases
				Research Materials and Early Drafts
box	folder
52	1				Random House, Inc. 1st draft materials, 1954
	2				Jataku stories of Buddha's former births
	3				3rd carbon 'Buddhism: A Personal Distillation'
	4-5				Research material and clippings, 1952-54
	6				Notes, 1954
	7				London notes
	8				2 carbons and extras for Random House, Inc.
	9				'Untitled' Tms., 1954
	10				Tccms. with Ivan von Auw's notes
	11				Robert N. Linscott, Random House, Inc., 1954
	12				Bibliographies, 1954
	13				Book plan, 1st chapter, 1970-72
				Chapter Draft Tmss. and Notes, 1975-79
box	folder
53	1-4				Discarded Tms. pages, notes, art, clippings
	5				Photocopy Ms., 1978
	6				Zen notes
	7-8				Modern Buddhism notes
	9				Women in Buddhism
	10				'Buddhism in Danger' Burma
	11				Universal Buddhism
	12				'The World of Buddhism: Yesterday and Today' [Chapter 1, 1976]
	13-15				Notes
	16				'Entrances'
	17				Legends
	18				Notes [Zen]
	19				Teachings Section [Chapter 2]
box	folder
54	1				Notes, articles [chapter plan, 1975]
	2				Notes and text for summation [last chapter]
	3-4				Reference material removed from The World of Zen file
	5				Extras and discarded Tms. pages, Nov. 1977
	6-8				Notes and texts for art chapter
box	folder
55	1				Outline notes, Nov 1977
	2-3				Buddhist art
	4				Oriental thought
	5				Modern Buddhism
	6				Draft, Nov. 1977
	7				Material to take to Florida
	8-9				Draft, Feb. 1978
	10-11				Discarded Tms. pages 1st chapter
box	folder
56	1-6				Discarded Tms. pages
box	folder
57	1-3				Discarded Tms. pages
	4-5				Tms. photocopies addressed to Toinette Lippe, Alfred Knopf, Inc.
	6				Tms. photocopy addressed to Richard Baker
box	folder
58	1-4				Discarded Tms. pages
	5				Master carbon, 1978
	6				Old original, 1979
box	folder
59	1-4				Discarded Tms. pages
	5				Discarded Tms. pages, photocopies of art
box	folder
60	1-2				Research notes
	3				Working text and discarded Tms. pages
	4				Notes, drafts
	5-6				Glossary and bibliography discards
	7				Index
box	folder
61	1				Photocopies of illustrations
	2-4				Final Ms. before galleys
box	folder
62	1-3				Tms. with printer's notes
	4				Galleys
	5				Cut page proofs
	6-7				Master set repros [See also box 46 for oversize camera copy illustrations]
				Illustrations
box	folder
63	1-4				Illustration photographs and negatives
	5-7				The World of Zen photographs
					See also Box 46 for oversize illustrations
				Manuscripts by Others
box	folder
64	1-2				Buddhism manuscripts by others notes, 1963-76
	3				UNESCO 'Buddhist Art'
	4				Gerald Heard Material [empty folder]
	5				A. B. Griswold 'The Real King Mongkut of Siam'
	6				J. H. G. Pierson 'Introduction to H. Benoit's... Zen'
	7				Harold Talbott 'Setting out in the Practice of Zen Buddhism'
	8				David Ben-Gurion Examines the Buddhist Faith
	9				Possible Lecture on East-West Theme
	10				M. J. Rioch 'A Psychologist's Approach to Zen Buddhism'
	11				M. H. Dornish thesis on the writings of D. T. Suzuki
	12				East & West in Art: Spirit of Forms
		Subseries B: Stories & Poems, 1913-81
			Stories, 1913-56
box	folder
65	1			Juvenile poems and stories, 1913-17
	2			'The First of Five' Short Story Contest
	3			'Twas Brillig'
	4			College papers and stories, 1922-25
	5			'Paper Dolls,' Holland's, Aug. 1924, (See also Box 68 for oversize)
	6-12			'The Burl,' 'Mullers',' 'Sheraton and Golden Oak,' 'The Holiday,' 'Lighted Windows,' 'The Continental and City Manner,' 'The Governor's Wife,' 'Interlude,' 'Unreluctant Feet,' 'Dry Land,' Untitled, 'A Job for Croesus,' 'His Sister,' 1925-30, 'The Jar of Quince Honey,' St. Nicholas, Nov. 1925
	13			'The Helpful Hinters,' St. Nicholas, Jan. 1926
	14			'Pride and Poverty,' Dream World, Jan. 1926
	15			'Tit-Tat-Toe,' Kansas City Star, 30 May 1926 (See also Box 68 for oversize)
	16			'The White Slipper,' Hearth and Home, July 1926. (See also Box 68 for oversize)
	17			'The Gilt Weathercock,' Designer and Woman's Magazine, Aug. 1926. (See also Box 68 for oversize)
	18			'The Pursuit,' 1926
	19			'The Cherry Tree,' 1926, 'The Jerusalem Cherry Tree,' 1944
box	folder
66	1 - 3			'The Parents,' 'Clean Platters,' 'Daily Bread,' 'The Ghost Writer,' 1926-27
	4			'The Departure,' 'Go in and out the Window'
	5 - 7			'Lodge Night on the Left Bank,' 'Gods and Daughters,' 'Caroline's Husband,' 1927
	8			'A Parrot's Tale,' 1928
	9			'The Good Egg,' 1929
	10			'Tap Dance,' 1929
	11			'A Touch of Sun,' 1930
	12			'Chin Strap,' 'Here To-day,' 'Our Apartment in Berlin,' 'The Principle of the Thing,' 'Protest to Mr. Ogden Nash,' 1931-32
	13			'Pure Pythagoras,' New Yorker, 18 Aug. 1934
	14			'Yoga,' New Yorker, 6 Oct. 1934
	15			'Morning Call' or `Early Morning Train,' 1934?
	16			'There Are No Suicides in the Dakotas,' 'Home Work in Psychology,' Untitled, 'Unforgettable,' 'Hummingbirds' Beaks'
	17			Story ideas, unpublished material, notes, 1935-43
	18			'Surrealistic Game,' 1935
	19			'Gutkind Lectures' [notes], 1936
	20			'Turquoise Charlie's Insurance'
	21			'Four Sketches,' 1937
	22			'Big Fat Novel on the Northwest,' 'Chinese Treasure' or 'The Miracle' or 'The Red Watering Can,' 1938
	23			'The Clock in the Night,' 1939, 'Conclusion,' 1940
	24			'The Dangerous People,' New Yorker, 4 Apr. 1942
box	folder
67	1			'The World Is Yours' juvenile story outline, 1942
	2 - 3			'Souvenir à Capri,' 'The Blue Grotto,' 1945
	4			'An Air Cooled Day in New York,' Harper's Bazaar, July 1946
	5			'His Father's Visit,' 1946
	6			'The Rustle of the Bustle,' 1947
	7			'Trip to Maine with Betsy,' 1951
	8			'Supersonic Cheddar,' 1955
	9			'The Holiday,' 1956?
	10			'Autumn of a Gentleman'
	11			Billy Boy Story
	12			'The Dead Baby'
	13			'Death Angel'
	14			'Eden Invaded'
	15			'Elvis Presley and Shri Krishna'
	16			'The Green Stone Monkeys'
	17			'The Gull'
	18			'The Mad Woman'
	19			'The Mouse Heard Me Listening'
	20			'The Neighbor'
	21			'Sick Seal'
	22			'Unexpected Encounter' [empty folder]
	23			War stories--'Grandma's Molasses Cookies,' 'Pin-up Girl'
	24			Characters clippings
	25			Story ideas
	26			Stories by Laura Spencer Pastor--'Stones,' 'The Mouse,' 'The Snob'
			Poems, 1955-81
	27			'Winter's Night' and 'Late Spring,' New Yorker, 5 Feb. 1955 and 21 Apr. 1956
	28			'With Wand of Woven Lavender' and 'I Find the Name of Sarah Nancy,' 1980-81
	29			Poem by Stanley Young on William O. Douglas's Birthday
			Stories (Oversize)
box	folder
68	1			'Paper Dolls,' Holland's, Aug. 1924
	2			'Tit-Tat-Toe,' Kansas City Star, 30 May 1926
	3			'The White Slipper,' Hearth and Home, July 1926
	4			'The Gilt Weathercock,' Designer and Woman's Magazine, Aug. 1926
			Articles (Oversize)
	5			'A German Main Street,' Saturday Evening Post, 22 Oct. 1932
	6			'In Search of Seattle,' Holiday, Dec. 1957
	7 - 8			'Ideas from the East,' This Week Magazine, 20 Aug.-10 Sep. 1961
	9			Publicity, 'A Tune Beyond Us Yet Ourselves,' NYT Book Review, 9 June 1957
		Subseries C: Lectures, 1938-84
box	folder
69	1		Announcements, 1968-79
	2		American Academy in Rome, 1970
	3		Asia Society with Dom Aelred
	4		BBC Zen Talk, 1962
	5		Bennett Junior College Commencement, 1954-57
	6		Bryn Mawr, 1945, 1970
	7		CBS 'The Last Word,' 1958
	8		Cornish School 'Zen and Dada,' 1938
	9		Cornish Day Talk, 1958
	10 - 12		Cosmopolitan Club Talks, 1956-75
	13		Donnell Library [empty folder; see also folder 70.12]
	14		Elizabeth, NJ Library, 1961
	15		Fortnightly Club, 1958 [empty folder]
	16		G. Fox & Company, Hartford, CT, 1952
	17		Hofstra College, 1945, 1967
	18		Indiana University Writers' Conference, 1959
	19		Jung Institute of San Francisco, 1971
	20 - 21		Matrix Table, Columbus, OH, 1947
	22		Matrix Table, Eugene, OR, 1940
	23		New School for Social Research, 1972
	24		New York Public Library, 1949
	25		New York Theosophical Society, 1981
	26		Northwest Writers' Conference, 1947 [empty folder]
	27		PPSEWA, 1966
	28		St. John's College
	29		San Francisco Society for Asian Art, 1971
	30 - 31		Scripps College, 1973-76
box	folder
70	1		'Taoism a Way of Life,' China Institute, 1984
	2		U. S. State Department Talk, 1982
	3		U. Thant Award Acceptance, 1981
	4		Wainwright House, 1960-70
	5		Women Journalists of South America, 1944
	6		Women's Club, [empty folder] 1958
	7		Zurich, C. G. Jung Institute, 1964
			Tape Recordings
	8			Tape recording, 18 Jun 1963
	9			Martha Deane interview WOR TV, 1966
	10			PPSEWA, 1966
	11			Cos Club 'Young America Discovers the East,' 1968
	12			Donnell Library Asian Literature, 1969
box	folder
71	1			'The Impact of Buddhism on Today's World,' 1970
	2			Dartington Society New Themes on Education Cassette
			Lecture Notes
	3			Lecture notes, Zen and Modern Art, 1938-39
	4			Oriental Art for Baldwin School, Bryn Mawr, PA, 1945?
	5			Left Hand Is the Dreamer lecture notes, 1947
	6			How to Look at India notes, 1960s
	7			Mexican Conference on Creativity notes
		Subseries D: Plays & Radio Scripts, 1922-47
	8		'Imitation Red Leather,' 'Impromptu,' 'In the Hall,' Univ. of Oregon, 1922-25
	9		'The Imperial Orgy at the Royal Hunting Lodge,' souvenir program, 1926
	10		Play outline, 1935
	11-12		'Ambassador from Oregon' or Joe Meek Story play script, 1945
	13		Radio program, 'Yankee from Olympus,' 1944
	14		Radio talk on WHLI WHNY, 1947
		Subseries E: Articles, 1929-83
box	folder
72	1		Bauhaus material, 1929-56
	2		Old Oregon Alumni Notes, May 1932
			'A German Main Street,' Saturday Evening Post, 22 Oct. 1932 (See also Box 68 for oversize)
	3		Germany, 1932--'Seeing Germany,' 'Berlin before and after Dark,' 'The German Steam Roller,' German Youth Today and Tomorrow,' 'Nazi Revival Meeting,' 'Our Apartment in Berlin,' Stories 'Mother Love,' 'Sunday Afternoon,' 'There Are No Suicides in the Dakotas'
	4		Germany, 1932, drafts, notes, clippings
	5		Stories written in Germany--'Hummingbirds' Beaks or Hans Where Are You,' 'A Little Story for Our Relatives,' 'Herr Gustav Schmidt of Berlin'
	6		'So You're Coming Home' [or 'Seeing Germany']
	7		'German Church Kunst'
	8		'A Bit of Luck,' Harper's Bazaar, Mar. 1933
	9		'Not Modernistic,' 1933
	10		Outline for housing article, 1934
	11		'The Tourist in Mexico'
	12		'Rebels in Saris,' Harper's Bazaar, Feb. and Mar. 1944
	13		Reader's Digest, Henry Morton Robinson correspondence, 1943-47
	14		'Heroine in Buckskin,' Reader's Digest, Feb 1944
box	folder
73	1		'Post-mortem Pioneer,' Reader's Digest, July 1945
	2		'Pub Parliament' for Reader's Digest, 1945
	3		'The Great River of the Northwest,' Think, Feb. 1945
	4		European WWII trip notes, itinerary, correspondence, 1945
	5		War plastic surgery article material
	6		'The American Red Cross Universalist Aunt,' 1945
	7-8		Psychology and the War 'War Neuroses in North Africa' by Lt. Col. Grinker and Capt. Spiegel
	9		;Northwestern Writers' clipping
	10		Notes for 'Seward Mansion' and 'The Funniest People Have Money Now,' 1946
	11		Kabuki theatre piece clipping
	12		'Points of Departure,' Mademoiselle, May 1947
	13-14		'Notes: Summer 1947,' Harper's Bazaar, Sep. 1947
	15		'Our Savage Ancestors' Lascaux Caves piece, 1950
box	folder
74	1		'The Use of Nature in Literature'
	2		'The Fine Art of Being a Stepmother,' Vogue, 15 Apr. 1950
	3-4		'The Spiritual Adventure,' Harper's Bazaar, July 1950; 'La Aventura Espiritual,' Devenir, July 1951
	5-6		'All Must Have Prizes,' 1950
	7		Japanese Noh Exhibit at Cornell University, 1950
	8		'The Pleasures of Insomnia,' Park East, Feb. 1951
	9-10		'The Enormous Miracle,' Harper's Bazaar, Feb. 1951
	11		'Free Vacations, USA,' Mademoiselle, Apr. 1952
	12		Christmas piece, Chicago Sunday Tribune, 7 Dec. 1952
	13		Receipt for autobiographical sketch, 1952 [folder label for Whitman movie script]
	14		Notes, trip to India and Southeast Asia, 1953
	15-16		'Talks with India's Vice President,' Atlantic Monthly, Oct. 1953
box	folder
75	1		'Religion's Root Meaning,' Mademoiselle, Dec. 1953
	2		'A Novelist's Guide: Cairo to Tokyo,' Vogue, Jan. 1954
	3-4		'Full Moon in Burma,' New Yorker, 26 June 1954, correspondence, 1954-58
	5		'The Season of Binding,' Faith Today, Dec. 1954-Jan. 1955
	6		Christmas piece notes
	7		'The British Museum in Peril,' 1954
	8		Adirondacks piece for Holiday, 1955
	9		'A Visit to the Navel of the World,' Story on Puri, India for New Yorker, 1955-56
	10		Edna St. Vincent Millay notes on projected biography for Doubleday & Co., 1956
	11		'3 Places to Remember in Japan, Greece, and India,' Vogue, 15 Apr. 1957
			Publicity, 'A Tune Beyond Us Yet Ourselves,' NYT Book Review, 9 June 1957 (See Box 68 for oversize article)
	12-13		'In Search of Seattle' Holiday, Dec. 1957 (See also Box 68 for oversize)
box	folder
76	1-5		'In Search of Seattle' research notes, expenses
	6-8		'What is Zen,' Mademoiselle, Jan. 1958, Asia Society Reprint
box	folder
77	1		'Memo to a Space Traveller,' This Week Magazine, 27 Apr. 1957, correspondence, 1957-71
	2		Miss Aunt Nellie (1964), 'Introduction' Notes on Nellie Cornish Day Speech, 1958 (See also folder 92.2)
	3		'From Bindings to Boards,' Playbill, 1958
	4		'Please Don't Touch the Patriarch,' Harper's Bazaar, Apr. 1959
	5-9		'In Search of Portland,' Holiday, May 1959
	10-11		'The Square Root of Zen,' Horizon, July 1959
box	folder
78	1-2		'Murder at the Place of Rye Grass,' American Heritage, Aug. 1959
	3-6		'In Search of Tacoma,' Holiday, Nov. 1959
	7		'The Face of Faith... in India,' Glamour, Aug. 1960
	8		'6 Stories of Wit, Soaked in Wisdom,' Vogue, 15 Oct. 1960
	9-10		'Ideas from the East,' This Week Magazine, 21 Aug. 1961 (See also Box 68 for oversize)
	11		'Small Wonders,' Redbook, 1963
	12		Morris Graves: a Retrospective `Introduction,' 1963
			Sikkim Wedding, 1960-74
box	folder
79	1			'I Went to a Wedding at Sikkim,' Vogue, June 1963
	2			'In the Himalayas an American Becomes a Royal Princess,' Saturday Evening Post, 11 May 1963
	3			'To Be a Princess' As Told to Mary Van Rensslaer Thayer, McCall's, Sep. 1963
	4			'Sir Tashi and the Yeti,' Horizon, Spring 1965
	5			Visa application
	6			Drafts for Vogue and Saturday Evening Post
	7			Sikkim Agriculture Department notes [empty folder]
	8			A Picture Book of Sikkim Birds
	9			Cottage industries notes
	10			'Sikkim Relief and Rehabilitation Report'
	11			Schools notes
	12			Institute of Tibetology
	13			Clippings, 1963-74
	14			Précis from John Hanes
	15			J. K. Thapa, Dept. of Agriculture
	16			Booklets on Thondup (Maharajkumar, Later King)
	17			Notes, drafts
	18			Letters of introduction
	19			Correspondence, 1962-63
	20			Addresses and names
box	folder
80	1			Itinerary
	2-3			Correspondence, clipping, 1963
	4			'Sir Tashi and the Yeti' correspondence
	5			Nepal
	6			'Sir Tashi' ms., New Yorker correspondence, 1964-65
	7			Booklets, National Geographic
	8			'Idriani in Dances of India'
	9			Wedding ceremony program
	10			Hope Cooke personal notes
	11			Invitations
	12			'His Holiness Gyalwah Karmapa'
	13			Correspondence, 1963
	14			'How Is Queen Hope Getting Along,' Life, 20 May 1960
	15			Asia Magazine, 11 Aug. 1963
	16			'The Queen of Sikkim,' Redbook, June 1966
	17-18			Correspondence, 1963-70; diary, 1963
	19			Kenneth Noland Booklet See 'Sir Tashi' Piece
	20			Letter rec. Sir Tashi, 1963
	21			Letter sent Frank Shor, 1963
box	folder
81	1-4			Drafts, notes, clippings
	5-7			Correspondence, clippings, 1970-73
	8			Photographs
	9-10			About Sikkim wedding and NWR's life, Basil Langston interview transcript and tape recording, 1963
	11			'The Incredible Miss Nellie,' Seattle Magazine, Nov. 1964
	12			'Sir Tashi and the Yeti,' Horizon, Spring 1965
	13-15			'On Changing Course,' Authors Guild Bulletin, Sep.-Oct. 1967
box	folder
82	1-2		Aldous Huxley article correspondence and photographs, 1965-68
	3-4			Huxley notes and draft Ms.
	5			Dr. Max Cutler - Huxley
	6			Huxley draft Ms., Aug. 1965
	7			Huxley clippings, 1965-70
	8		'Save the Market,' Seattle Magazine, 31 Oct. 1971
box	folder
83	1-2		Man, Myth, and Magic 'Zen,' 1968-71
	3		'The Buddha,' The Dial Press, 1971-72
	4		'Zen Universal Style,' New York Times, 24 June 1972
	5		'Women on Women,' American Scholar, Autumn 1972
	6		Piece on NWR's philosophy of life, Peoria Journal Star, 1973
	7-8		'A Neglected Heritage,' Bulletin of the National Council of Women of the United States, 1976
box	folder
84	1		'How I Became a Buddhist' or 'Why I Believe I Was Born a Buddhist,' Asia, Feb. 1981
	2		India Festival of 1982
			Article Ideas, 1952, nd
	3-4			Buddha disciple's relics reburied, photographs and clippings, 1952
	5			Article notes on nuclear radioactive milk
	6			Notes on Coleridge letters
	7			Notes for Streets East piece for Leo Lerman
			Bauhaus, 1931-83
	8-9			Bauhaus correspondence, 1947-74
	10			Notes for Bauhaus article, 1968
	11			Kandinsky postcard rec., 1935
	12			Paul Klee letter rec., 1937
	13-15			Klee postcards, photographs, exhibit catalogs
box	folder
85	1-2			Lyonel Feininger exhibits
	3-4			Walter Gropius correspondence, clippings
	5-7			Bauhaus photographs, color glass transparences, postcards, 1931-58 (Schlemmer postcards)
	8			Bauhaus Archive exhibits
	9			Ulm School of Design
	10-13			Bauhaus clippings, 1968-83
			Martha Graham, 1960-74
box	folder
86	1-6			Notebooks of Martha Graham, 'Introduction' correspondence, notes, drafts, galleys, 1964-73
	7-9			Martha Graham playbills and programs
box	folder
87	1-2			1960 North Shore Arts Festival honoring Martha Graham, correspondence, clippings
	3			Martha Graham talk, award, 1966, list of Graham Material
	4			Martha Graham: Portrait (1966), NWR review
	5			Graham correspondence, 1969-71
	6-9			Martha Graham Foundation correspondence (Lee Leatherman), 1962-73
	10			Graham Foundation, Bertram Ross resignation correspondence, 1973-74
	11-15			Graham publicity, clippings, invitations
		Subseries F: Book Reviews by NWR, 1954-85
box	folder
88	1-2		'The Sacred Pipe, Black Elk's Account of the Seven Rites of the Oglala Sioux,' Perspectives, 1954
	3		Review of Amrita by R. Prawer Jhabvala, 1956
	4		Remember the House by Santha Rama Rau, 1956
	5		The Dharma Bums by Jack Kerouac, 1958
	6		Elephant Hill by Robin White, 1959
	7		The Flame of the Light by H. Fausset, 1959
	8		The Practice of Zen by Chang Chen-Chi, 1959, (proof copy)
	9		Incense to Idols by Sylvia Ashton-Warner, 1960
	10		Chinese Painting by James Cahill, 1960
	11		Commentaries on Living by J. Krishnamurti
	12		The Silver Pilgrimage by M. Anantanarayanan, 1961
	13		Mysticism: Christian and Buddhist by D. T. Suzuki, 1961
	14		Too Long in the West by Balachandra Rajan, 1962
	15		She Was a Queen by Maurice Collis, 1962
	16		Burmese Family by Mi Mi Khaing
	17		Ramakrishna and His Disciples by Christopher Isherwood, 1963
	18		Tales from Modern India by Natwar Singh, 1966
	19-21		Martha Graham: Portrait by Lee Leatherman, 1966, (proof copy)
box	folder
89	1		Reviews, rewrites workfile, 1966-69-- Pilgrimage to People by Anne Fremantle; The Book by Alan Watts; Tales from Modern India by Natwar Singh; Mystics and Zen Masters by Thomas Merton; The Culture of Tibet by Snelgrove and Richardson; Earth Household by Gary Snyder; The Day of the Dolphin by Robert Merle
	2		The Book by Alan Watts
	3		The Private Sea: LSD and the Search for God by William Braden, 1967
	4		Mystics and Zen Masters by Thomas Merton
	5		The Way to Rehama's House by Hope Spencer
	6-7		Conversations by Dom Aelred Graham, 1968, (proof copy)
	8-10		Cultural History of Tibet by David Snellgrove and Hugh Richardson, and Tibet by Thubten Jigme Norbu and Colin Turnbull, 1969, (proof copies)
	11		Earth Household by Gary Snyder, 1969
	12		Day of the Dolphin by Robert Merle, 1969
	13		Family Portrait by Catherine Drinker Bowen, 1970
	14		The Unexpected Universe by Loren Eisley, 1970
box	folder
90	1		The End of Religion by Dom Aelred Graham, 1971, (proof copy)
	2-3		Beloved Prophet: The Love Story of Kahlil Gibran and Mary Haskell, 1972, (proof copy)
	4		In My Own Way by Alan Watts, 1972
	5		'Outstanding Books from the University Presses,' American Scholar, 1974
	6		Jewel in the Crown by Paul Scott, 1972
	7		Joan of Arc by Frances Gies, 1981
	8		Time Change: An Autobiography by Hope Cooke, 1981
	9		A Journey to Ladakh by Andrew Harvey, 1983
	10		Lama, A Novel of Tibet by Frederick R. Hyde-Chambers, 1985
	11		The Seven Mountains of Thomas Merton by Michael Mott, 1985
	12		List of NWR Magazine pieces [empty folder]
			Proof Copies Not Reviewed, 1961-69
box	folder
91	1			A Matter of Life and Death by Virginia Peterson, 1961
	2			Ocean in a Teacup by Ray A. Hauserman, Jr., 1962
	3			Trixie by Wallace Graves, 1969
	4			The Four Gated City by Doris Lessing, 1969
	5			There Are Two Lives, ed. Richard Lewis
			Manuscripts by Others, 1924-64, nd
box	folder
92	1			The Five Ages of Man by Gerald Heard, 1963
	2			Miss Aunt Nellie: Her Story by Nellie C. Cornish, 1964
box	folder
93	1			'On Love,' freely adapted from the Tibetan by A. R. Orage, transcription from the New Republic, 1924
	2			[Wadsworth House, St. Johns, Virgin Islands], Vogue, Apr. 1948
	3-4			[Buddhist Anthology Not Published] 'Mental Alertness' by B. G. Coley Blake; 'The Guidance of the Soul in Hinduism' by Henry R. Zimmer; 'All Else Is Bondage' by Terrence Gray; 'A Bouyant Doubt' by Mary Johnson Tweedy; 'Talk in Bombay' by Krishnamurti; 'Contemplation' by Ananda Jennings; [The English Language Writings of D. T. Suzuki]; 'T. S. Eliot and Buddhism' by Harold E. McCarthy; `America, Existentialism, and Zen' by Van Meter Ames
	5			NWR quoted in the Supreme Court of the United States, Nos. 50 and 51, Justice William O. Douglas concurring, 29 Oct. 1964
	6			'Nhat Hanh Is My Brother' by Thomas Merton
	7			['Makassar Robbery' by Santha Rama Rau], The New Yorker, 10 Oct. 1955, inscribed 'Why kept? for Bridget D'Oyle Carte??? p.23'
			Unfinished Works, Notes, 1954-76, nd
box	folder
94	1			Article and story ideas, Idaho Yarns 'Primey Days'
	2			Northwest Yarns, Tall Tales
	3			Northwest Mystique clippings
	4-8			New novel, Valery Sète story, The General's Iron fan notes and drafts, 1954-71
	9			Tampa Experience, draft and correspondence, 1976

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II. Agents & Publishers, 1929-85 (9 boxes)
	Arranged primarily by name of publisher, agent (primarily Harold Ober Associates), magazine, or newspaper, this series supplements business correspondence filed with the various works in the Literary Works series. Further correspondence with editors and publishers is also found in the Personal Correspondence subseries. The publicity files included in this series contain photographs, biographical data, interviews, and articles about Ms. Ross.
box	folder
95	1	[List of names in Personal Correspondence] re publishing
	2	W. H. Allen & Company, 1950-52
	3	American Heritage Magazine, 1959-76
	4	Articles and interviews, 1950-76
	5	Asia Foundation, 1959-68
	6	Aspen Institute, 1968
	7	Atlantic Monthly, 1943-54
	8	Avon Books, The Left Hand Is the Dreamer, 1965-71
	9	Autobiographical notes, 1972
	10	Big Sur recordings `Asia Wisdom and the West,' 1971
	11	Book of the Month, see also Harry Scherman, 1940-51
	12	Book reviews, 1959-72
	13	Book reviews, Westward the Women reprint, 1985
	14	Brandt & Brandt (literary agent), 1929-34
	15	George Braziller, Inc., 1947-74
	16	Contemporary Authors
	17-18	Cosmopolitan Club, 1952-74
box	folder
96	1	Curtis Brown Ltd., 1952-82
	2	Curtis Brown - Graham Watson, 1951-81
	3	Doubleday & Company, 1945-72
	4	Faber & Faber Ltd., 1968-72
	5	Faith Today, 1953-55
	6	Fan mail, 1941-75
	7	Farrar, Rinehart, & Strauss, 1945-51
	8-9	Ray Freiman & Company, 1965-81
	10	Otto Friedrich, Curtis Publishing Company, 1963-1970
	11	Glamour Magazine, 1961-62
	12	Grossman's Publishers, Inc., 1968-70
	13	Harcourt, Brace, and Company, 1943-48
	14	Harper and Brothers, 1951-72
	15-16	Harper's Bazaar (Carmel Snow, Mary Lou Aswell), 1943-62
	17	Harper's Magazine, 1947-61
	18	New York Herald Tribune Book Review, 1955-62
box	folder
97	1	Holiday, 1949-62
	2	Henry Holt and Company, 1943-46
	3	Mrs. Franz J. Horch [literary agent], 1954, 1970
	4	Horizon, 1958-65
	5	Houghton Mifflin Company, 1954-74
	6	I, My Ancestor, 1950-56
	7	Joseph Henry Jackson (reviewer for San Francisco Chronicle), 1951-52
	8	Japanese Prints
	9	C. G. Jung Foundation and Jung Institute Zurich, 1960-81
	10	C. G. Jung Institute San Francisco and Jung Film Institute, 1971-82
	11	Junior League Magazine 1951-52
	12	Klee [ Five Essays on Paul Klee], 1950-61
		Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
	13		Agreements and royalties, 1940-80
	14		General and review correspondence, 1941-73
	15	Ladies Home Journal, 1945-72
	16	Life, 1947-68
	17	NWR's literary memorabilia, 1969
box	folder
98	1	Little, Brown & Company, 1949-72
	2	Look, 1952
	3-4	MacDowell Colony, 1951-85
	5	David McKay Company, 1961-64
	6	Macmillan Company, 1962-64
	7-8	Mademoiselle, 1950-67
	9	Main Currents in Modern Thought, 1963-74
	10	Memberships, Honorary, 1932-75
	11	Memberships, Pen and Brush, 1943-53
	12-13	Yukio Mishima The Temple of the Golden Pavillion `Introduction' by NWR, 1958-74
box	folder
99	1	Elsie Mitchell Excerpt
	2	National Book Committee, 1972
	3	New Yorker, 1942-69
	4	New York Times, 1949-73
	5	Newspapers, 1941-65
	6	Newsweek, 1959-65
	7	North Point Press ( Westward the Women), 1984-85
	8	W. W. Norton & Company, 1938-63
	9-11	Harold Ober (literary agent), 1939-85
	12		Income re articles, 1947-58
	13		Foreign rights and royalties, 1947-72
	14		Landmark Books, 1953-81
	15		World of Zen, 1957-72
	16-17		Three Ways of Asian Wisdom, 1958-79
	18		Buddhism: A Way of Life and Thought
	19		Laurette [by Stanley Young], 1975-76
box	folder
100	1	Oregon Historical Society, 1958-59
	2	Pantheon Books, 1958-72
	3	Parabola, 1974-76
	4	Peters, Paul [friend of Ivan von Auw], 1940-42
	5	Playbill 'From Bindings to Boards,' 1957-58
		Publicity
	6		Photographs, duotone plate
	7		Vitae, clippings, 1940s
	8-11		Publicity clippings, 1925-72
	12		'Brownstone into Chromium,' Arts and Decoration, June 1934
	13		'Nancy Wilson Ross, Beta Omega, Oregon,' Key of KKG, Oct. 1947
	14		'Life Visits the MacDowell Colony,' Life, 23 Aug. 1948
	15		'Nancy Wilson Ross,' Wilson Library Bulletin, Sep. 1952
	16		'Tradewinds,' Saturday Review, 15 Nov. 1952
box	folder
101	1-5		Publicity, magazine articles, 1957-67
	6	Publishers' and editors' correspondence [Allen Marple, Colliers, Audrey Wood], 1943-75
	7	Questionnaire
	8	Radio scripts, 1958-71
	9	Rajneesh, 1977
		Random House
	10-11		1949-81
	12		Robert Linscott, 1949-57
	13		Nan Talese, 1960-76
	14	Reader's Digest, 1945-58
	15	Redbook, 1964
	16	Return of Lady Brace, synopsis, 1957
box	folder
102	1	Saturday Review, 1946-72
	2	Paul Scott letters, 1972
		Simon & Schuster, Inc.
	3		1947-83
	4		Edith Fowler, 1965-73
	5		Dan Green, 1967-74
	6	Tom Slick, 1958
	7	William Sloane Associates, 1949-60
	8-9	Speaking engagements and requests, 1941-84
	10	Story Magazine, 1964
	11	Subscriptions
	12	Time, 1946, 1962
	13	University of Washington Press, 1958-74
	14	Viking Press, 1951-68
	15	Vogue, 1949-63
	16	von Auw, Ivan, 1939-76
box	folder
103	1	Washington Post Book World (Brigitte Weeks), 1981-85
	2	Who's Who, 1966-77
	3	Wilson Library Bulletin, 1950-53
	4	Writer, 1947-60
	5	Writers and Writing, 1983-84
	6	Zen Articles, 1953-72

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III. C. V. Whitney Pictures, Inc., 1954-56 (5 boxes)
	The series consists of records of Ross's work as scout for movie ideas, resulting in the production The Searchers. The series is divided into two groupings, one comprising files kept in NWR's Old Westbury office, and the other from the New York office files of her assistant, Blythe Morley. Consisting of correspondence and subject files, each grouping is arranged alphabetically. Correspondents in this series include Merian C. Cooper and C. V. Whitney.
		NWR's Old Westbury, Long Island Files
box	folder
104	1		Agreement, correspondence, 1954-56
	2-4		C. V. Whitney, Merian Cooper, 1954-56
	5		Cooper, reviews of The Searchers, 1956
	6-7		Ann and Hilary Harris, 1954-56
	8		General correspondence, 1955
	9		Blythe Morley
	10-13		Story ideas, 1954-55
	14-16		Expenses and reimbursements, 1954-55
	17		Tax records
	18		The Searcher reviews
	19		Unfiled correspondence, clippings, 1954-56
box	folder
105	1		File breakdown
	2-3		Possibilities
	4		Readings list
	5		Ross-Morley correspondence, 1955
	6		Ross biographical
	7-10		The Search: for Life, Truth, Liberty; Bibliographies
	11		The Searchers clippings
	12		Staff at 247 Park Avenue [Blythe Morley vita]
			Subjects
	13			American Revolution
	14			Civil War
	15			Indians
	16			Pioneers
	17			Western
	18			Australian Readings from Argosy
	19			Nature, The Outdoors
	20-21			Americana
	22			Buffalo Bill
	23			Sports, Thrillers
	24			Misc. Synopses
		New York Office Files [Blythe Morley]
box	folder
106	1		Key to file
			Agents
	2			Brandt & Brandt
	3			Curtis Brown, Ltd.
	4			Bertha Klausner
	5			Sterling Lord
	6			Harold Matson, Inc.
	7			MCA (Music Corporation of America)
	8			Mary Pritchett
	9			Ad Schulberg Agency
	10			Annie Laurie Williams
	11			Non-regular contacts
			Clippings
	12			Ads for books
	13			Business trends
	14			Color film
	15			Misc.
	16			Reviews of books (Gen'l, Non-active)
	17			Reviews of films - Western
	18			Reviews of films - Other
	19			Sales and Marketing Info
	20			Trends in Film
	21			Unusual Trends or Events
	22			Wide Screen Trends
	23		John Ford
	24-25		Kirkus Service
	26		Office furnishings
			Possibilities
box	folder
107	1-2			Active
	3			American Heritage
	4			Andersonville SOLD
	5			The Answer is God
	6			Buffalo Bill
	7			George Catlin
	8			Gertrude Lawrence as Mrs. A
	9			Lotus and the Wind
	10			Missouri Traveller
	11			Penniless Blues SOLD
	12			The Tontine
	13			The Valiant
	14			Inactive
	15			Ideas (general)
	16			Ideas for Virginia Copeland
	17			Ideas for Vera Miles
	18			Vehicles for Gloria Vanderbilt
	19		Publishers - Harcourt Brace, Houghton Mifflin, Random House, Viking Press, Other
	20		Readers (non-staff)
	21-25		Reader's reports, A-Z by title
	26		Reader's reports, summary lists coordinated
box	folder
108	1		The Search: for Life, Truth, Liberty
	2		The Search: for Fame, Freedom, God, Gold, Love, Riches, Truth [7 empty folders]
			Subject file
	3			Air stories
	4-5			Americana
	6			Foreign settings
	7			Misc. (modern comedy, crime)
	8			Psychology, religious themes, science fiction
	9		Telephone
	10		Whitney Pix - Contracts
	11			M. C. Cooper, 1955
	12			Pat Ford
	13			Ann Harris, 1955
	14			Hilary Harris, 1955
	15			C. V. Whitney, 1955
	16			Other
	17		Phillip Wylie

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IV. Correspondence, 1916-1986 (69 boxes)
	This series is grouped into three subseries: Personal Correspondence, 1924-86, Early Correspondence, 1918-37, and Family Correspondence, 1916-86. The Personal Correspondence includes incoming correspondence interfiled with handwritten drafts or typed carbons of Ross's outgoing correspondence, arranged alphabetically by the correspondent's name. Occasionally the correspondence is grouped under terms such as 'Indian Letters' and 'Irish Letters Written by NWR from Morris Graves' House,' or by subjects such as 'Household' or 'Medical.' Some correspondence is filed under the name of an organization, e.g. the MacDowell Colony. There is extensive correspondence with Camille Bovard, Paul Mellon, and Cleomé Wadsworth, and with the circle of friends associated with Dartington Hall (Totnes, England) and the Cornish School (Seattle, WA), including Dorothy Elmhirst, Morris Graves, Maud Oakes, Richard Odlin, Beatrice Straight, and Mark Tobey. The correspondence is of friendship and personal contact, primarily of biographical interest, with little discussion of her writing. The Wadsworth folders include original letters from Ross.
	Other correspondents include Evelyn Perkins Ames, Merle Armitage, Elizabeth Bowen, Marguerite Caetani, John Cage, Joseph Campbell, Carl Carmer, Hope Cooke, Margaret Cousins, Malcolm Cowley, Isak Dinesen, E. M. Forster, John Kenneth Galbraith, Indira Gandhi, Allen Ginsberg, Martha Graham, Aldous Huxley, Wassily Kandinsky, Alfred and Blanche Knopf, C. S. Lewis, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Robert Lowell, Thomas Merton, Marianne Moore, Lewis Mumford, John D. Rockefeller III, Theodore Roethke, Eleanor Roosevelt, Paul Scott, Zachary Scott, Gary Snyder, Jean Stafford, Allen Tate, Gloria Vanderbilt, Alan Watts, Eudora Welty, Thornton Wilder, Audrey Wood, and many others.
	The other subseries, Early Correspondence and Family Correspondence, retain Ross's filing system. There are letters written by the young Nancy Wilson Ross to Helen H. Gray, 1918-20, in the Early subseries, as well as letters received from various friends, 1921-32. The Family subseries contains much correspondence with Ross's husband Stanley Young, and her sister Peg Keblish, as well as a small amount of correspondence with members of Stanley Young's family.
		Subseries A: Personal Correspondence, 1924-86
box	folder
109	1-2		A, 1945-83
	3		Adams, Samuel Hopkins, 1929-57
	4-7		Adirondack League Club, 1949-85
	8		Albert, Eddie and Margo, 1946-75
	9		Allen, Dusty, Eric W., and Sally Allen, 1940-76
	10		Allen, Steve, 1955-69
	11		Allison, Elizabeth (Mrs. Charles), 1943-72
box	folder
110	1-3		American Academy of Arts and Letters, 1962-76
	4		American [National] Book Awards, 1969-74
	5		American Heritage, 1974-76
	6-8		Ames, Amyas and Evelyn, 1958-85
	9		Anderson, Alice Howell, 1979-83
	10		Anderson, Reb and Rusa, 1982-85
	11		Applegreen [Old Westbury Household], 1945-63
box	folder
111	1		Armitage, Merle, 1950-56
	2		Armstrong, Christa and H. F., 1971-74
	3		Arnold, Herbert, 1984
	4		Art, personal collection, 1960-80
	5-6		Ash, Ruth Elmhirst and Maurice, 1947-76
	7-8		Asia Society, 1960-81
	9		Asian letters, 1954-68
	10		Aspen Institute, 1981-85
	11		Aswell, Mary Louise ( Harper's Bazaar), 1947-71
	12		Auden, W. H., 1972-74
	13		Auchincloss, Janet (Mrs. Hugh D.), 1968-79
box	folder
112	1-2		Ault, J. Buchenal and Pony, 1970-84
	3		Authors Guild [See also Association series], 1957-79
	4-5		B, 1935-83
	6		BBC, 1977
	7		Babcock, Winnifred (Harold Institute), 1967-71
	8		Bailes, John, 1979-85
box	folder
113	1-2		Bailes, John (continued)
	3		Bailey, Alice A., 1931-49
	4		Baird, Bil, 1966-68
	5-6		Baker, Dick and Ginny, 1968-83
	7		Baldinger, Wallace S., 1965-72
	8		Baldwin, Ian, 1975
	9		Bamford, Christopher, 1985
	10		Bankier, Jeanne, 1979-82
	11		Barasch, Marc, 1982-85
	12		Barnett, Bob (Asia Society), 1972-82
box	folder
114	1		Barrett, Jack, 1941-81
	2		Barrie, Michael, 1975-80
	3		Barry, Sir Gerald and Lady Diane, 1951-61
	4		Barry, Véra, 1950-61
	5		Baskett, John, 1981
	6		Bass, Mary (Mrs. George Gibson), 1953-72
	7		Beck, Eleanor Nordhoff (Mrs. B. C.), 1943-65
	8-12		Beck, Edward, 1949-77
box	folder
115	1-2		Beck, Edward (continued)
	3-4		Beck, Patricia, 1947-84
	5		Bender, Fred and Audrey, 1982-84
	6		Benoit, Dr. Hubert, 1972
	7		Bingham, June, 1981
	8		Bird, Bonnie (Mrs. Ralph Gundlack), 1942-84
	9		Blacker, Carmen and Thetis, 1962-81
	10		Blaisdell Institute and Peggy Dornish, 1968-74
	11		Blanding, Sarah Gibson, 1946-49
	12		Bliss, Anthony, Sally, and JoAnn Sayers Bliss Agle, 1958-79
	13		Bliven, Bruce, 1969-76
	14		Bloedel, Prentice and Virginia, 1957-72
box	folder
116	1		Bollingen Foundation, 1952-77
	2		Bond, Alice Dixon, 1947-68
	3		Bookstores, 1952-76
	4		Boston University (Howard Gottlieb), 1964-72
	5-7		Bovard, Camille, 1925-63
	8		Bowen, Betty, 1954-77
	9		Bowen, Elizabeth, 1950-56
	10		Braden, William, 1967-70
	11		Bradford, Penelope Potter, 1978
	12		Braisted, Paul J. (Hazen Foundation), 1968-76
	13		Brand, Stewart ( Coevolution Quarterly), 1976-80
	14		Brandt, Carol Hill, 1931-56
	15		Braziller, George, 1982
	16		Brewster, Bill and Nan Montgomery, 1952-59
	17		Brooks, Van Wyck, 1958-69
box	folder
117	1		Brown, Ed, 1980-84
	2		Brown, John Mason, 1957-69
	3-4		Browne, Ellen van Volkenburg, 1938-69
	5		Buddhist letters, 1959-69
	6		Bullitt, Mrs. A. Scott, 1945-69
	7		Burbank, Luther (article material), 1930-58
	8		Burden, Jean, 1961-85
	9-10		Burke, Mary and Jackson, 1972-84
	11		Burtt, Edwin A., 1954-55
	12		Buultjens, Ralph, 1980-84
box	folder
118	1-2		C, 1932-85
	3		Caetani, Marguerite, 1954-58
	4		Cage, John, 1940-81
	5-6		Cahill, James F., 1961-82
	7		Campbell, Joseph, 1956-82
box	folder
119	1		Canady, John, 1975
	2-3		Canfield, Cass, 1952-80
	4		Capra, Fritjof, 1971-73
	5		Carlin, Elizabeth, 1984
	6		Carey, Katherine, 1976-84
	7		Cerf, Bennett, 1947-63
	8		Ceylon letters, 1952-73
	9-10		Chakravarti, Amiya, 1960-83
	11		Chang, Chen-Chi, 1954-76
	12		Chekhov, Michael, 1939
	13		China Institute, 1980
	14		Chittick, V. L. O., 1946
box	folder
120	1		Clapp, Andrew, 1984-85
	2		Clark, Irving and Eleanor, 1975-76
	3		Cohen, Joe, 1975-77
	4		Colie, Annetta Hart, 1962-66
	5		Collins, Cecil, 1962-71
	6		Collins, Pierre and Billy, 1953-81
	7		Combs-Smith, Lynette, 1978
	8		Committee for Free Asia, 1953
	9		Conner, Gerta and Mac, 1960-83
	10		Corcos, Dr. Joshué, 1973-78
	11		Cornish, Nellie C., 1932-72
	12		Cosmopolitan Club, 1984-85
	13-14		Courtney, Marguerite Taylor, 1939-84
box	folder
121	1		Cousins, Margaret ( Good Houskeeping), 1946-57
	2		Cowley, Malcolm, 1969-73
	3		Craig, Mary B. and Harold, 1982
	4		Criss, Barb and Doug, 1980
	5		Crown, Bonnie R. (Asia Society), 1962-76
	6-7		Cunningham, Merce, 1960-84
	8		Cutts, Linda, 1978-84
	9		D, 1950-83
box	folder
122	1-2		Dartington Hall, 1950-85
	3		[Steindl-Rast], David, Brother, 1973-83
	4		Davie, Emily, 1956
	5		de Liso, Michael, 1971-73
	6		De Schulthess, Monica and Fritz, 1962-75
	7		De Zoete, Beryl, 1961-62
	8		des Tombe, Renée, 1960-85
	9		Dinesen, Isak (Karen Blixen), 1954-75
	10		Discussion Group, 1970-80
	11		Dixon, Gordon C. (Asia Society), 1971-78
	12		Doctors, 1952-83
	13		Doolan, Lelia, 1962-64
box	folder
123	1-2		Dorn, Arthur, 1940-48
	3-8		Douglas, William O., 1942-80
box	folder
124	1		Downs, Hugh R., 1980
	2		Drieske, Paul, 1970-78
	3		Duncan, Jeanne Bonard and Harlan, 1955-78
	4-5		Duprey, Dierdre, 1952-75
	6		Duprey, Pierre and Julie, 1970-76
	7-8		E, 1947-82
	9		Edel, Leon (Authors Guild), 1969-72
	10		Eido Tai Shimano, 1972-75
	11		Eisley, Dr. Loren, 1969-75
box	folder
125	1		Ellison, Ralph, 1965-71
	2		Ellsworth, Robert H., n.d.
	3-6		Elmhirst, Dorothy and Leonard, 1937-74
	7-9			Dartington Publications, 1933-75
	10		Elmhirst, Louise Soelberg (Mrs. Richard), 1932-76
	11-12		Elmhirst, William, 1948-72
box	folder
126	1		Emmet, Jessie (Mrs. Richard), 1971-82
	2		Ernst, Alice Henson, 1950-77
	3		Eyre, Ron, 1981
	4-5		F, 1943-84
	6		Fairly, Gene, 1973-77
	7		Fan letters, 1967-83
	8		Feininger, Lyonel (and Julia, Andreas, Lux), 1931-51
	9		Ferrand, Beatrix, 1977
	10		Findhorn Foundation University of Light, 1977
	11-12		Fisher, Welthy, 1960-80
box	folder
127	1-3		Fisher, Welthy (continued)
	4-5		Fitzgerald, Therese, 1980-85
	6		Florida letters, 1950-76
	7		Ford, John, 1975-83
	8		Forster, E. M., 1966
box	folder
128	1		Fosburg, Hugh and Francie, 1970-80
	2		Fosburg, James and Minnie, 1966-77
	3		Foster/White Gallery, 1971-73
	4		Franklin, Helen and George, 1974-85
	5		Freemantle, Anne, 1970-71
	6-7		Friends clippings, 1950-80
	8		Friends World College, 1970
	9		Fritz, Bernadine, 1965-75
	10		Fuller, Dr. Richard, 1940-71
	11		G, 1948-86
box	folder
129	1		G (continued)
	2		Gage, Margaret, 1956-76
	3		Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1963-69
	4		Gandhi, Indira, 1982-84
	5		Gaudnek, Walter, 1968-70
	6-9		German letters, 1932-68
	10		Gilder, Comfort Tiffany, 1961-69
	11		Ginsberg, Allen, 1972
	12		Giroux, Robert, Claude and Maurene, 1964-85
box	folder
130	1		Gjording, Karin, 1976-86
	2		Glendinning, Peter and Peggy, 1976-86
	3		Goette, John, 1939-48
	4		Goldberg, Bertrand, 1953-83
	5		Gottlieb, Robert, 1957-83
	6		Gould, Karolyn C., 1976
	7		Govinda, Lama, 1979-82
	8		Graff, Richard (American Institute of Food and Wine), 1980-84
	9		Graham, Dom Aelred, 1967-78
	10		Graham, Lee, 1967-72
	11-12		Graham, Martha, 1960-85
	13		Gralla, Norma, 1970-85
	14-15		Graves, Morris, 1942-85
box	folder
131	1-5		Graves, Morris (continued)
	6			NWR about Graves
	7			Others about Graves, 1944-74
	8			'Bird in Moonlight'
	9-16			Exhibits, 1955-75
	17			Catalogs, cards, clippings
	18		Graves, Wallace, 1952-69
box	folder
132	1		Griffin, Rachel, 1958
	2		Griffis, Toni, 1944-85
	3		Griffith, Thomas, 1976
	4		Gropius, Walter, 1946-47
	5		Guggenheim Foundation, 1961-62
	6		Gunther, Jane, 1985
	7		Guthrie, Tyrone and Judy, 1950-59
	8-9		H, 1943-85
	10		Hale, Nancy, 1955-75
	11		Hambleton, Merrell and T. Edward, 1944-83
	12		Hamilton, Frederick, 1939-83
	13		Hamilton, John, 1952-57
	14		Hamilton-Merritt, Jane, 1976-86
	15		Hanks, Nancy, 1969-84
	16		Hansen, Polly, 1951-76
	17		Harris, Julie, 1981
box	folder
133	1		Harris, Louisa, 1959-85
	2		Haseltine, James and Virginia, 1959-66
	3-4		Hawkins, Erick, 1976-85
	5		Haydn, Hiram, 1958-73
	6		Hayman, d'Arcy, 1976-86
	7		Hazzard, Shirley, 1963-74
	8-10		Heard, Gerald, 1950-71
box	folder
134	1-2		Heard, George
	3			Michael Barrie, 1957-75
	4			Robert Greenleaf, 1960-69
	5			'The Forces of Civilization'
	6		Heckscher, Claude and August, 1963
	7		Heller, Dorothy, 1978-80
	8		Henderson, Dr. Joseph, 1962-71
	9		Henderson, Ralph and Cliff, 1954-74
	10		Hess, Linda, 1976-85
	11		Hesslebat, Lynn, 1976-82
	12-13		Hill [Berkeley-Hill], Sam T., 1930-83
box	folder
135	1-3		Hill [Berkeley-Hill], Sam T. (continued)
	4			Rosamund de Collenberg, 1963-69
	5		Hill, Jerome, 1945-76
	6			Exhibits
	7			Films
	8			Winter City Haiku
box	folder
136	1		Hofstra College, 1951-71
	2-5		Hollins, Elizabeth Etnier, 1950-85
	6-7		Household (E. Miller, M. Jacobs), 1946-76
	8		Household possessions, 1950-71
box	folder
137	1-2		Howe, Helen, 1954-75
	3		Humphreys, Christmas, 1968-82
	4		Huston, Ricki, 1967-71
	5		Huxley, Aldous, 1953-69
	6		I-J, 1939-80
	7-8		Indian letters, 1953-69
	9-10		Irish letters written by NWR from Morris Graves' house, 1962-63
	11		Irish notes and clippings, 1962-74
	12		Isherwood, Christopher, 1965-66
	13		Izquierdo, Manuel, 1956-58
box	folder
138	1		Janeway, Elliot, 1944-45
	2		Jenkins, Louisa, 1960-69
	3		Jennings, Ananda, 1956-65
	4		Jennison, Keith W., 1940-71
	5		Johnson, Donald J., 1968-72
	6		Johnson, Mrs. Lyndon B.
	7		Johnson, Phillip, 1931-67
	8		Johnstone, Milly, 1975-82
	9		Jones, Iva, 1983-85
	10		Jones, Jack, 1965-72
	11		Junior Fortnightly, 1958-85
	12-13		K, 1958-85
box	folder
139	1		Kahn, Lucille, 1954-76
	2		Kandinsky, Wassily, 1932
	3		Kang, Younghill, 1967-72
	4		Kapleau, Philip, 1981-82
	5-6		Keen, Helen, 1950-85
	7		Keene, Donald, 1956-67
	8		Kimball, Bill, 1941-58
	9		Kincaid, Zoë Penlington, 1941-42
	10		Kirthisinghe, Buddhasa P., 1981
	11		Kiskadden, Peggy Bok, 1966-71
	12-13		Klee, Paul, 1932-70
	14		Klüver, Heinrich, 1952-74
	15-16		Knopf, Alfred and Blanche, 1940-72
box	folder
140	1		Korda, Michael, 1972-73
	2		Kotler, Arnold, 1984-85
	3		Kramrisch, Stella (Philadelphia Museum of Art) 1964-69
	4		Kuhns, Alice Fenton, 1967-73
	5		Kumar, Satish, 1981-83
	6		Kunz, Fritz and Dora, 1968-75
	7		Kutch, The Maharani of (Rajendra Kunver), 1967-71
	8		L, 1950-74
	9		Laise, Carol (Ambassador to Nepal), 1967-74
	10		Landry, Lionel (Asia Society), 1966-84
	11		Langton, Basil, 1954-81
	12		Laughlin, James, 1953-76
	13		Lavin, Mary, 1950-70
	14		Leatherman, Lee, 1964-82
	15		Lee, Marshall ( I, My Ancestor) 1949-66
	16		Lee, Paul (Herb Trade Association), 1977-81
	17		Lerman, Leo, 1958-62
box	folder
141	1		Lerner, Alan Jay, 1960-65
	2		Levine, Gloria and Rick, 1977-85
	3		Lewis, Dorothy (Mrs. Morel P.), 1960-80
	4		Libraries, 1949-67
	5-6		Lindbergh, Anne Morrow, 1960-82
	7		Lippe, Toinette, 1981-85
	8		Lippold, Richard, 1947-71
	9		Looker, Antonia, 1967-80
	10		Lowell, Robert, 1969
	11		Lührs, Mira and Armin, 1933-52
	12		Lumbini Project, 1983-85
	13		Lunatic Fringe, ca. 1950-70
	14		Lytle, Robert, 1983-85
box	folder
142	1-2		M, 1950-85
	3		McClintock, Lucy Bennett, 1975-85
	4		McCray, Porter (J. D. Rockefeller III Fund), 1967-72
	5		MacDowell Colony, 1947-78
	6		MacFarland, Mac and Fleta, 1945-53
	7		McGarrell, Hilary Ann Harris, 1956-76
	8		McGuire, Bill, 1974-82
	9		McHenry, W. Barnabas, 1976-81
	10		MacIver, Loren, 1960-72
	11		McKee, Ruth Karr, 1943-46
	12		Madison, Debbie, 1976-85
box	folder
143	1		Mallory, Margaret, 1981
	2		Mann Ranch Seminars, 1954-77
	3		Mantor, George, 1945-68
	4		Mathews, Jackson and Marthiel, 1955-75
	5		Mathias, Blanche, 1971-82
	6		Mathiessen, Peter, 1968-75
	7		Maxwell, Bill and Emily, 1955-73
	8		Medical, 1960-85
			Mellon, Paul and family, 1935-85
	9			Paul and Mima, 1935-49
	10			Old Dominion Foundation, 1943-56
	11			Mima [to S. P. Young], 1943-44
	12-14			Paul, 1946-76
box	folder
144	1			Cathy, 1950-75
	2			Tim, 1963-76
	3-4			[Cathy] - John Warner, 1969-80
	5-9			Paul and Bunny, 1978-85
box	folder
145	1-2			Paul, clippings
	3		Menegas, Peter, 1965
	4		Merton, Thomas, 1967-84
	5		Meschter, Aline and Al, 1980-84
	6		Miller [Baldridge], Bethene, 1942-80
	7		Miramova, Elena, 1958-71
	8-12		Misc. lists of correspondents, addresses
	13		Misc. corresp., unidentified, unsent, 1925-60
box	folder
146	1-2		Mitchell, Elsie (Cambridge Buddhist Association), 1967-86
	3		Moore, Beth (Mrs. Maurice), 1967-82
	4		Moore, Harry, 1961-64
	5		Moore, Marianne, 1950-63
	6		Morgan, Barbara, 1973-79
	7		Morgan, Kenneth, 1953-76
	8		Morley, Blythe, 1953-85
	9		Moyers, Bill, 1973-74
	10-11		Mumford, Lewis, 1937-70
	12		Munyan, Shirley and Winthrop, 1969-76
box	folder
147	1		Murchie, Guy, 1975-81
	2		Murcot, Susan, 1985-86
	3		Murphy, Michael (clippings), 1972-82
	4		Murray, Dr. Henry, 1964-69
	5		Mus, Dr. Paul, 1965-72
	6		Museums, 1938-67
	7		N-O, 1932-84
	8		National Endowment for the Humanities, 1977-79
	9		Network Resources, 1984
	10		Neuberger, Dick and Maurine, 1940-64
	11		New York Times, 1981
	12		Nichols, Janie (Mrs. George), 1968-82
	13		Nordstrom, Louis, 1976-83
	14		Norman, Charles, 1947-62
	15		Norman, Dorothy, 1958-82
box	folder
148	1-8		Oakes, Maud, 1936-85
	9		Oakes, Mildred and Prescott, 1940-67
	10		Oates, Andy, 1982-83
box	folder
149	1-2		Odlin, Richard, 1947-64
	3		O'Hara, Belle, 1981-83
	4		Olivieri, Phyllis and Renzo, 1961-80
	5-10		Osborne, Robert and Elodie, 1945-83
box
149B			Osborne, Robert and Elodie (oversize)
box	folder
150	1		Osterman, Dr. Elizabeth, 1958-71
	2		Overton, Ann, 1981-85
	3		P, 1944-83
	4		Pabst, Mrs. Robert E., 1971
	5		Padelford, Louise, 1960-79
	6		Pallis, Marco, 1964-82
	7		Pandit, Nan, 1943-77
	8		Patterson, Bobo, 1983
	9		Paw U, Richard and Diane, 1955-67
	10		Pearlman, Judith (Bauhaus interview), 1984
	11		Peto, Sylvia, 1980-83
	12		Phillips Collection, 1964-83
	13		Pierson, John H. G., 1971-75
	14		Portland letters, 1957
	15		Poussette-Dart [empty folder]
box	folder
151	1		Q-R, 1940-85
	2		Radhakrishnan, S., 1953-63
	3		Radziwell, Prince, 1968
	4-5		Raine, Kathleen, 1950-85
	6		Rambova, Natacha, 1940-62
	7		Rand, Yvonne, 1969-76
	8		Randlett, Mary Willis, 1976-84
box	folder
152	1		Rankin, Carol, 1984
	2		Rao, Raja, 1963-67
	3		Ray, Reginald (Naropa Institute), 1982
	4-5		Ray, Rudolf, 1967-75
	6		Read, Sir Herbert, 1962-65
	7		Redefer, Frederick L., 1967-76
	8		Reps, Paul, 1969-72
	9		Requests, 1942-75
	10		Roberts, Clark, 1968
	11		Roberts, Laurence, 1970
	12-13		Rockefeller, John D. III and Blanchette, 1953-84
	14			Asia Society, 1957-74
	15			Clippings, 1959-76
	16			John D. Rockefeller III Fund, 1967
	17		Rockefeller Brothers, 1948-71
box	folder
153	1		Roden Crater Project, 1984
	2		Roethke, Theodore, 1957-65
	3		Ronalds, Anthony, 1981
	4		Roosevelt, Curtis (Dartington College), 1983-85
	5		Rose, Emily and Milton, 1949-73
	6		Roy, Sunil and Moeena, 1963-75
	7		Russell, John, 1974
	8-9		S, 1950-85
	10		Salisbury, Harrison and Charlotte, 1971-82
	11		Sasaki, Ruth, 1967-69
	12		Savage, George, 1939-49
box	folder
154	1		Savoy Hotel Kestrel story, 1952
	2		Scherman, Harry and Bernadine, 1951-62
	3		Schroeder, Nancy, 1984-85
	4		Schroeder, Warren, 1968-76
	5		Schumacher, E. L. - Clippings, 1975-77
	6		Scott, Patrick, 1963-72
	7		Scott, Paul, 1966-75
	8		Scott, Zachary, 1959-65
	9		Seattle letters, 1942-66
	10		Selver, Charlotte and Charles Brooks, 1974
	11		Sen, Gertrude and Boshi, 1966-70
	12		Shelly, Mary Jo, 1925-45
	13		Sherbert, Paul C. (Asia Society), 1957-82
	14		Sikkim, King and Queen of, 1963-76
	15		Singh, Nirmal and B. P., 1966-82
	16		Sivili, Michael, 1984
box	folder
155	1		Smith, Datus (J. D. Rockefeller III Fund), 1969-83
	2		Smith, Huston, 1969
	3		Smith, Leif, 1979-85
	4		Snyder, Gary, 1968-81
	5		Soelberg, Louise, 1939-76
	6		Soloman, Hyde, 1951-63
	7		Stafford, Jean, 1964-73
	8		Stafford Hotel, 1975-77
	9		Steegmuller, Francis, 1974
	10		Steiner, John, 1980-85
	11		Steloff, Frances, 1958-79
	12-14		Stevens, Roger and Christine, 1953-84
box	folder
156	1		Stevens, Roger (continued)
	2-6		Straight, Beatrice, 1935-85
	7		Straight, Beatrice and Louis Dolivet, 1942-49
	8-9		Straight, Michael, 1949-83
	10		Straight, Whitney, 1952-68
box	folder
157	1		Strauss, Roger and Dorothea, 1948-85
	2		Stravinsky portrait, ca. 1970-75
	3		Strong, Alice, 1968-82
	4		Strudwick, Mary, 1983-86
	5		Sutton, William A. (NWR 1923 Carl Sandberg article), 1977-78
	6		Suzuki, Daisetz T., 1937-59
	7		Suzuki-Roshi, Shunryu, 1969-85
	8-9		Svare, Richard, 1954-85
	10		Sze, Mai Mai, 1943-60
box	folder
158	1		T, 1940-85
	2		Talbot, Phillips (Asia Society), 1959-85
	3		Talbott, Harold E., 1971-85
	4		Talese, Nan, 1977-85
	5		Tate, Allen, 1945-69
	6		Taylor, Helen K., 1941-59
	7		Taylor, Kim, 1967-76
	8		Terkle, Studs, 1967-81
	9		Thacher, W. F. Goodwin, 1926-72
	10		Thain, 1933-36
	11		Thaw, E. V., 1972-85
	12		Thich Nha Hanh, 1980
box	folder
159	1		Thompson, Jan, 1980-84
	2		Thompson, William Irwin, 1973-84
	3-7		Tobey, Mark (Includes sketches, autobiographical "Life Story"), 1938-72
	8-9			Exhibits and catalogs
	10			Signed books Crucifixion Kingdom of Smoke (1922), (1932)
box	folder
160	1		Travel, 1957-74
	2		Turnbull, Colin, 1970
	3		U-V, 1967-85
	4-5		U Nu (Premier of Burma), 1955-73
	6-7		University of Oregon letters, 1924-85
	8		University of Washington Library, 1946-84
	9		University of Wisconsin College Year in India, 1967
	10		Unger, Brian, 1982-83
	11		Valentin, Curt, 1941-56
	12		Van Beuren, Michael, 1933-39
	13		Vanderbilt, Gloria, 1954-78
box	folder
161	1		Vanderbilt, Gloria (continued)
	2		Vidal, Gore, 1964
	3		Vietnam War protest letters, 1968
	4		Vigouroux, George, 1954-82
	5		V.I.P. letters, 1942-70
	6		von Barnekow, Erik, 1958-73
	7		W, 1942-85
	8-12		Wadsworth, Cleomé, 1927-85
box	folder
162	1		Wadsworth, Cleomé (continued)
	2-12		Wadsworth, Cleomé, NWR's letters to, 1928-77
	13		Wadsworth, Julius, 1962-72
	14		Wainwright House, 1954-55
	15		Wallace, Lila Acheson, 1969
	16		Walsh, Michael, 1981
box	folder
163	1		Washburn, Gordon (Asia House), 1963-83
	2		Watkins, Mary, 1956-81
	3-4		Watts, Alan, 1952-76
	5			NWR's reviews, 1966
	6			Alan Watts Journal, 1970-71
	7			Society for Comparative Philosophy, 1959-76
	8		Welch, Dan, 1976-84
	9		Welch, Holmes, 1977
	10		Welty, Eudora, 1952-74
	11		Westcott, Glenway, 1965-67
	12		Wharton, John, 1951-75
box	folder
164	1-2		Whitney, C. V., 1949-75
	3		Whitney, C. V., Whitney Films, 1954-57
	4		Who's Who, 1977
	5		Wilder, Thornton, 1958-61
	6-7		Wilkie, Margot, 1951-76
	8		Willard, Marian, 1936-75
	9-10		Willis, Elizabeth, 1950-86
box	folder
165	1		Wilson, Nancy M., 1954-76
	2-3		Wilson, Stuart and Betty, 1940-76
	4-5		Wilson, Stuart Jr., 1942-85
	6		Wriggins, Sally, 1976-84
	7-9		Wright, Clifford and Elsa Gress, 1954-85
box	folder
166	1		XYZ
	2		Yaddo (Elizabeth Ames), 1951-59
	3		Yaddo, 1971-85
	4		Young, Kenneth (Asia Society), 1965-75
	5-8		Zen Center (San Francisco), 1976-85
	9		Zen (New York Zendo), 1960-84
	10		Ziner, Feenie, 1968-81
	11		Zournas, George, 1981
			Miscellaneous
box	folder
167	1			1969 NWR hospital condolence cards
	2-7			Unidentified, 1939-85
	8-9			Memos and notes, 1978-80
	10			Invitations, 1981-84
	11-12			Christmas cards, 1961-80
		Subseries B: Early Correspondence, 1918-27
box	folder
168	1		Gray, Helen H. [NWR to], 1918-20
	2		Eckersley, Niel, 1921-27
	3		Glenn, 1924
	4-5		Lawrence, Raymond (Curly), 1925-27
	6		Ailshie, William K., 1926-32
		Subseries C: Family Correspondence, 1916-86
	7		Wilson, May Giles (Mrs. Robert) [mother], 1916-32
	8		Genealogy, 1840-1975
	9		Meadows, May (Mrs. John S.) [aunt], 1945-61
	10		Wilson, Minnie Ogden [aunt], 1945-64
	11		Monson, Mable (Mrs. Harold R.) [cousin], 1971-77
box	folder
169	1		Bartholet, Irene Wilson (Mrs. C. L.) [sister], 1940-70
	2-5		Keblish, Peg Margaret Wilson (Mrs. John) [sister], 1932-63
	6-9		Keblish, Michael [nephew], 1955-85
box	folder
170	1-3		Ross, Charles W. [husband], 1926-57
	4		Husk, Gertrude Ross [sister-in-law], 1942-66
	5		Young, Stanley P. (Harcourt-Brace) [husband], 1940-42
				NWR to Young, 1940-72
	6-9				1940-42
box	folder
171	1-9				1943-50
box	folder
172	1-7				1951-58
box	folder
173	1				Personal letters, 1957-67
	2-10				1959-72
				Young to NWR, 1940-70
box	folder
174	1-5				1940-44
	6-29				1945-70
				Young's Family
box	folder
175	1				Linde, Libby and Bill [SPY's sister-in-law]
	2-5				Garret, Aline Young Bakken [NWR's step-daughter], 1952-86
	6-7				Young, Christopher and Nancy [NWR's step-son], 1958-85
	8-9				Young (Swift), Cecily [NWR's step-daughter], 1951-55
	10				Re Cecily Young, 1956
box	folder
176	1-6				Young, Jim (and Sylvia Duff-Peto) [SPY's nephew], 1945-83
	7				Young, Henry and Grace [SPY's uncle], 1969-75

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