The Inventory of the Edward Rowe Snow Collection #1352
The Inventory
of the
Edward Rowe Snow
Collection
#1352
Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center SNOW, EDWARDROWE
Gift ·of June, 1969
I. Manuscripts
Box 1 A) LEGENDS, MAPS AND STORIES OF BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND. 1965.
George Prescott.
1) Typescript with holo. corrections, 149 pp. (#1)
2) Page proofs (incomplete) with 37 photographs. (l.iz)
3) Research materials . ; (/13)
a) Reproduction of 18th Century map of Boston harbor.
b) Typescript notes, 18 pp.
c) Holograph notes,, 30 pp.
Boxes 1 ,2 B) FANTASTIC FOLKLORE AND FACT. (196~
1) Typescript with many holo. corrections including several ~x, J,ox;)... drafts of some sections, 863 pp. Cit -'t5jl '1) (-t '>~.)a)
Boxes) 1,'.3 C) INCREDIBLE MYSTERIES AND LEGENDS OF THE SEA. Dodd, 196 7. 1) Typescript with many holo. corrections including several 'Box ~ t;o,c 3 drafts of some sections, 965 PP. (ir .tf.J 5; (o) Ct--c a ) Box 3 D) TALES OF SEA AND SHORE. Dodd, 1966.
1) Typescript with many holo.· corrections, including several
drafts of some sections, 263 pp. (//3, #4)
II~ ·cotresportdence- 1933-1965. Almost all correspondence with readeis of his boo8
Box 4 A) 1933-1944 (III)
8 TLS
20 ALS
b) 1945 ,UFZ)
5 TLS
21 ALS ( page 2
SNOW, EDWARD ROWE Gift of June 1969 Box, i/4 C) 1946 (112) 4 TLS
18 ALS
D) 1947 (//3) 23 TL'S
35 ALS
E) 1948 (t/4) 5 TLS
6 ALS
F) 1949 (t/4)
7 TLS
3 ALS
; G) 1950 ,(t/4)
7 TLS
3 ALS
H) 1951 (1~5)
12 TLS
16 ALS
I) 1952 I •(//5)
34 TLS (11 CTL replies on reverse side)
23 CTL
J) 1953 . (//6)
47 TLS 25 CTL
59 ALS
Including: Cerf, Bennett, Oct. 8, 1953. TLS page 3
SNOW, EDWARD ROWE Gift of June 1969
K) 1954 ·urn· 45 TLS
11 CTL
34 ALS
L) 1955 (#B)
46 TLS
30 CTL
72 ALS
.31 TLS
36 ALS
1 CTL
N) 1957 (#10)
8 TLS
17 ALS
9 CTL
0) 1958 (1/11)
68 TLS
73 ALS
24 CTL
Box 5 P) 1959 (t/1).
28 TLSJ 10 CTL on reverse side 32 ALS
12 CTL
Q) 1960 (112)
26 TLS} 12 CTL on reverse side 27 ALs 17 CTL page 4 SNOW, EDWARD ROWE Gift of June 1969
Box 5 R} 1962 (//3)
27 TLS . 19 ALS
33 CTL Box51b S) 1963. et "I; '9J ~ ~ ~~ 1(D A 147 TLS 261 ALS
319 CTL
Box ·.6, T) 1964 {itA~.1 ~SJ) 162 TLS 151 ALS
330 CTL
-Box to_il1 U) 1965 Gi') ~O'K .., (# !J~j 3;'11_,5) 158 TLS
164 ALS 339 CTL
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PERSONAL FILES- ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY SUBJECT.
Box 7 1) "American Geophysical Union". (1/6)
a) Correspondence: ERS and Waldo E. Smith.(Executive Secretary of
A.G.U.)
1. Smith, W.E. to ERS. 4 TLS. November 8, 1955 (with holograph
P.S.)-October 7, 1960.
2. ERS to W.E. Smith. 2 CTL. January 20, 1960-August 4, 1960.
b) Statutes and by-laws, information brochures, transactions of
A.G.U. 12 items.
c) Biographical sketches for Candidates for 1959 elections of
soc. officers. Mimeograph.
d) 1 tape (marked "Woods Hole Conference")
e) Clippings from Time October 3, 1955 and February 20, 1956.
2); "Animals". 1 page holograph (not by ERS) notations. ·(//7)
Box 8· 3) "Astounding TAles" (Ill):
a) "Vituperation *Fast". Typescript with holograph correction,s, 7 pp.
b) "Johnson Family.Left Destitute". Typ~script, 8 pp, glued end on
end to make long "scroll".
c) Introdu~tion.
1. Holograph, 6 pp.
2. Typescript, 3 pp.
d) Holograph (not all l;>y ERS) corrections by Page no. 8 pp.
e) Holograph and typescript notes, 63 pp. page 2 / / SNOW, EDWARD ROWE Addenda: August 1969 Box 8 ~-· f) Correspondence from November 3, 1962-January 11, 1966. 47
pieces including: (/fl) . 1. Campbell, Gardner (House of Representatives, Massachusetts).
to ERS. TLS. October 1+, 1964.
2. Macinnis, George (Yarmouth historian). to ERS. 5 'tLS.
November 3, 1962-November 22, 1964.
3. ERS to George Macinnis. 5 CTL. November 6, 1962-October 2, 1964
g) m·aps and diagrams. 11 pieces.
h) Negatives. 8 pieces.
i) Photographs. 28 pieces.
j) Newspaper and magazine clips. 33 pieces.
4) "Baber, Mrs. Kathleen". ;j:'''. (112)
Corresponden1ce from October 16, 1952-January Jl, 1961 be.tween
Kathleen Baber and ERS, Joanne (Baber) Rice and ERS, and ERS and
Kathleen Baber. 8 pieces.
5) "Baker, Walter". (Mentioned in William Miller journal as :tn an
incident taking place, May 25, 1849). (/12)
Correspondence from May 22, 1963-June 26, 1963 between ERS aµd
Mrs. A. Hanna (and Secretary Mrs. L. Christie) re.: Wflter ,Baker.
10 pieces. ,\ni-\on > 6) "Barrington, David". Barri( David: TURNER I S SHIPYARD & WARF: A MYSTERY
UNVEILED. 1964. (;/f.2).
Xerox of typescript, 13 pp. including 3 pp. of charts. ·' 7) "Batchelder, Peter". (112)
a) 24 newspaper articles by Peter Batchelder.
b) Correspondence between PB and E:R.S. 4 letters, May 21, 1965-
December 14, 1965.
c) 1 photograph. page 3 SNOW, EDWARD ROWE Addenda: August 1969
Box 118 i 8) "Beard, Alexander". (/12)
a) One xerox copy of poem "The Horrible Murder@ Hanover, N.H. took
place July 21, 1891".
b) Correspondence between ERS and Dartmouth College. 2 pieces. 9) "Bever;age, Samuel". (//3)
a) Correspondence between ERS and Beverage, Samuel. February 16, 1964-
December 8, 1965. 21 pieces.
b) Xerox of 2 newspaper clippings.
c) Typescript transcription of a tape recording, 4 pp •
10) "Bisson, Carroll". . (l/3)
Bisson, Carroll to ERS. Tls. September 18, 1961.
11) "Black Star Publishing". (//3)
a) Covello, Joe to ERS. 4 TLS, undated. (on 3, dates written in by ERS).
b) ERS to JOe Covello. CTL. November 7, 1956.
12) "Blackburn, Haro;Ld". -; .. (/!3)
a) Blackburn, H. to ERS. TLS. OCTOBer 27, 1961.
b) 1 Check.
c) 1 Carbon typescript list of books by ERS.
13) "Bond, ALice Dixon" (Book reviewer; 'Bcistorl :Herald). (#3) . . a) Night letter: ERS to Alice Dixon Bond. November 7, 1962.
TL unsigned.
b) 2 newspaper articles. review by ADB of GREAT GALES & DIRE DISASTERS.
14) "Brockton-Calendar". , ,: ·(t/3)
a) List: "Brockton Articles, 1957". Typescript, 2 pp.; Carbon
typescript, 2 pp.
b) "The Sir Hovendon Walker's Catastrophe". Typescript with holograph
corrections, 8 pp. page 4
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c) 1 map, Castine Harbor. ,~ ({/3)
d) 3 newspaper articles: 2 clippings, 1 xerox.
e) 1 page holograph notes.
15) "Brockton Enterprise Clippings". .(//4)
156 newspaper clips by ERS from 1955-1957, appearing in the
"True Tales of the Past" Series.
16) "Brockton Enterprise". · )il4)
a) 11 clips of articles by ERS.
b) Calendar (List of dates articles to appear).
1. Typescript, 3 pp.
2. Carbon typescript, 3 pp.
3. Typescript with holograph corrections, 3 pp.
4. Carbon typescript, (Pur·.ple ink). "Mat. prepared for Brockton
Enterprise".
171 "Brooks, Dr." _,{ //5)
1 l?Hotograph, 1 negative.
18) "Brown, Carrie M." · :/ · (1/5)
Correspondence about Carrie Brown. 4 pieces·f:tom ,August 5, 1960-
August 14, 1961.
19) "Brown, Theodore". ,( > <(./15)
Brown, Theodore to ERS. 4 TLS. January_ll, 1961-May 3; 1961~
20) "Burd, Margaret!' , (//5)
Burd, Margaret to ERS. 3 TLS. August 14; 1952; . September 6; 1952;
September 26, 1952.
21) "Burk, Helmar J." (#5)
Correspondence between ERS and HJB. December 6, 1963-August 3, 1965.
11 pieces.
page 5 SNOW, EDWARD ROWE Addenda: August 1969
Box 8 22) "Burton; Lt. Col. R.E." (Naval Historian). (116)
Burton, Lt. Col. R.E. to ERS, 2 TLS. September, 1961 and October 27, 1961.
Morison, Samuel Eliot Rear Adm. USNR (Ret) to ERS. 1 TLS.
October 11, 1961.
23) "Cahill, Bob"-:' (#6)
a) Pratt, Edward B. to ERS. TLS. OCtober 30, 1964 re Bob Cahill.
b) ERS to Mr. Pratt. Xerox of TLS. October 27, 1964 re Bob Cahill.
c) Cahill, Bob to Ed Pratt. CTLS (with holograph P.S.) November _,2, 1964.
d) ERS to Bob Cahill, CTL. November 9, 1964.
e) Cahill, Bob. to ERS. TLS. November 24, 1964.
24) "Call, Henry" (Skipper circa 1800). (//6)
Correspondence re: Henry Call. December 4, 1961-January 4, 1962.
4 pieces,
25) "Caron, Mme,P." (/16')'
a) Correspondence between Caron, MMe. P. and ERS. August 4, 1964-
February 15, 1965. 5 pieces.
b) Xerox of ALS. J. Winslow to Capt. James Walch Havre. June 10, 1831.
26) "Carrick". 1 photograph. (//6)
27) "Carter, George Calvin. " 1 Pamphlet. (//_6)
28) "Cartoons and Poems". (t/6)
a) 5 newspaper clips.
b) 1 Holograph (Not ERS) Poem, "All war still alo_ng~ •• 11 with
notation by ERS "C.A. Main to E.R.Snow".
c) 1 Printed poem. "The City of New York".
d) 3 typescript poems (I, "Mlnot Light" by Madeleine Barrett,·
"Respectfully dedicated to Edward Rowe Snow"}. page 6
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Box 18 e) 1 Carbon typescript "An Elegiac Ode", with holograph notat·ion
"From Frost to Snow for your files . 2. 24.53 11• (116)
f)Pencil sketches, 3 pp.
29) "Cerf, ]3ennett". (#6)
2 Xeroxes of a letter to ERS. TLS. October 8, 1953. ·, 30) "Chamberlain". ,'. , _ (117)
Chamberlain, Mrs. J.H. to ERS. 9 TLS. January 22, 1952-December 11, 1957,
11 31) Clemence, Robt. U." " (117)
Correspondence between R.U.C. to ERS. February 19, 1960-December 14,
1960, 8 letters.
/I /I 32) Cohen, Louis R. ·, (117)
a) 1 brochure
b) 1 letter : ERS to L,R,8,, CTL, April 2, 1962. ,, I'd.,( . // 33) Column 1961,,~terial used. (117)
a) 4 pages of holograph notes.
b) Typescript of articles (some with holograph corrections), 14 pp.
c) 3 newspaper .clippings,.
It /• 34) Coolidge, Fairfield & Philip. (117)
a) Coolidge, Philip T. to ERS. 2 TLS. June 26, 1961 and July 7, 1961
b) Hatch, Helen A. to ERS. 2 ALS. March 3, 1960 and March 9, 1960 • • ,, // ' ' .. . 35) Courier-Gazette. •~_.':.; ·, (117)
Correspondence between John M. Richardson and ERS. June 15, 1955-
November 28, 1956. 16 pieces,
36) Cowell, David H. (#7)
Correspondence between ERS and DHC. September 9, 1953-May· 26, 1961.
11 pieces.
37) Crowley, Capt. J.G. . (117)
1 newspaper clipping, obituary. page 7
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Box&. 38) Cronk, Capt. Paul Briggs •. ;::''", (117)
Correspondence between members of Br~ggs family and ERS.
December 16, 1954 and June 20, 1960.· 8 pieces.
39) Cr.ooker. \ ). ' , (117)
Holograph notes, 4 pp.
40) Cucurull, Mrs. H. R. (//7)
Cucurull, H.R. to ERS. TLS. January 13, 1961.
41) Cummings, Blanche. , (117)
a) 1 Photograph.
b) Notes; Typescript, 3 ·pp. ; Holograph (Not ERS), 1 p.
c) ERS to Blanche Cunnni.ngs. CTL. November 10, 1964.
Box 9,. 42) Curtis. Island Light (Ill) . ~ . :, a) 1 Photograph.
b) Corresondence between The F~X~ McCarthys. and ERS.
November 16, 1960-November 1 ,' 19'61. '48 pieces.
c) 1 manila folder and 1 paper with holograph notations by ERS.
43) Damon, Harry. '. ,(112)
a) Carbon typescript invoice
b) H.E.D. to ERS. ALS. May21, 1956.
44) nJbar, Basil W. I\ Correspondence between BWD and ERS. December28,' 1958 and January 6,
1960. 2 pieces.
45) Dunn, Eddie. , (112)
a) Correspondence between H~rold A. Sandstrom and ERS.re: Eddie • }1 la 19 lo I · 11 aq, D~ (city ediitor of' Bos tori Post for 35 years). ~ pte~s °a I 'J-0, 196/ a b) Poem by Harold A. Sandstrom on Eddie Dunn. 2 Typescripts;
2 Carbon typescripts. ! '
page 8
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' Box 9 c) 1 magazine article on ED. Ul,2)
d) Leonard, Jim to "Veteran Journalist". March 30, 1961.
Mimeograph letter.
46) Eames. (//!l.)
a) "Congratulatory Ode to Ebo of Whatthebloodyhell I ask You",
by Eames ("Item- Show Finds th4t, Portland's Bell"). ak.e. b) 1 Cartoon: "Swears M5, the Pirate".
c) Cameron, R. to ERS. TLS, Undated.'
d) "The Breaking Waves Dash High. 12 Lectures You will certainly
Forget". Typescript with pencil illustrations, 1 p •
47) Eastman, Ralph. .. . -(}12)
Correspondence from Eastman, R. to ERS.
a) 2 TLS. July 30, 1959. February 28, 1959.
b) 1 ALS. November 14, 1959 •
. . 48) Edwards, Walcott. ·. (#2)
a) 1 business card.
b) Holograph notes, 2 pp.
49) Engineering and Design Services. (#2)
Xerox typescript, 10 pp.
50) Enterprise. (/12)
a) USS Enterprise News. 15 copies- mimeograph typescript.
b) 4 Photographs.
51) Evans, Cecil (North Weymourth harbormaster). (#2)
a) 1 envelppe with holograp~notes on it.
b) "At approximately 3 o'clock •.• ". Typescript, 3 pp.
c) 1 newspaper clippings. page 9
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Box 9 52) Explorers Club. (/13)
a) Printed club literature. 10 pieces.
b) 10 newspaper clips.
c) Correspondence between club and ERS. April 1, 1957~
November 2, 1962. 7 pieces.
53) F~xon. (#3)
a) Typescript with hologrpah _corrections, 3 pp, "Thomas Faxon,
the progenitor ••• " _,
b) "Block Island, R.I.". Typescript with ho~ograph corrections, 1 p
54) Fineberg. . · _(#3)
Holograph notes, 1 p.
55) Flynn, Paul. (#3)
3 typescript pieces: 1 index card; 1 sample voucher; 1 informal memo unsigned.
56) Forrest al (U.S. S.) . (/J4)
a) Wightman, James to Charles Sevingny. TLS •. November 11; 1964.
b) 10 photographs.
c) 1 newspaper clipping~
d) Printed materials. 11 pieces.
e) Vytal, Fred to ERS. TLS. June 29, 1964.
57) Fury of the Sea.
a) "Mas de $14, 500,000,00 ••. "
Carbon typescript, 4 pp.
b) "3 Eva" in upper right han,_,,d corner. typescript with
holograph corrections, 1 p.
c) "Dr. Robt. R. Guillard- Thank you sir" ••• Typescript of a
tape recording, 2 pp. page 10
SNOW, EDWARD ROWE Addenda: August 1969 Box 9 d) "Sao 1-Sao 34". in upper right corner. (1/4)
Xerox typescript, 34 pp.
e) "If you find a steep hill.~·"· Typescript, 2 pp.
f) "Shipwreck of the John Minturi\"· Typescript, 5 pp.
g) Correspondence:
1. Richardson, Josiah to wife. Xerox of ALS. December 5, 1853.
2. July 29, 1962-September 10, 1964. 22 pieces.
h) 17 newspaper clippings.
i) 1 negative.
j) Assorted holograph and typescript notes, _·21 pp.
58) Great Gales. (#5)
a) ·1 newspaper article (review of GREAT GALES & DIRE DISASTERS).
Boston Sunday Post. Septembe~ 28, 1952.
b) 2 Photographs.
c) 36 inserts to be placed in autographed copies of GREAT GALES
& DIRE DISASTERS. (only 1 signed by ERS).
59) Great Sea Rescues. (#5)
1 paste-up and 1 copy of preliminary page for special edition of
GREAT SEA RESCUES & TALES OF SURVIVAL, To be inscribed by ERS. I 60) Ellen Jones Greve. (1/5)
a) Correspondence between ERS and EJG. January 19, 1960-August .31, 1960.
13 letters.
b) Related correspondence between ERS and other people. May 18, 1960-
February 20, 1961. 5 pieces.
61) Guy, Don (Associated press). (#5)
Correspondence between ERS and DG. December 011; 1962-January 2, 1963.
3 pieces. page 11
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:Box 9 62) Hatch, Mellen. (/,15)
1 newspaper article. ·Provincetown Advocate~ April 10, 1947.
63) Horgan, Tom (Newsman, yachtsman). '(//5)
a) 5 newspaper clippings.
b) 2 Photographs.
c) "Biography" of Tom Horan. Typescript, 1 p.
d) Correspondence between ERS and Tom Horgan.
1. Horgan, T. TLS to ERS~ Undated.
2. ERS. CTL to TPH. October 14, 1963.
64) Hull, R.A. .(/JS)
2 ALS. R.A.H. to ERS. December 10, 1962 and April 24, 1963.
65) Kauler, John E. III. (#5)
a) 2 publications of.The·Mairte·Geological:Su~v~y.
b) Correspondence between ERS and JEK. Septembei 16; 1962-
0ctober 30, 1962. 3 pieces.
c) Correspondence to JEK. June q, 1952-May 23, 1962. 2 pieces.
66) Ketch for Sale. (//5) Description of K. for Sale. Carbon typescript.
67) Koch, Clara (Relative of ERS). (#6)
Correspondence between ERS and CK and ERS and E~ic Koch.
November 25, 1960-January 17, 1967. 32 pieces.
98) Labelle, Roland. (f/6) a) Correspondence between RL and ERS. · September 15, 1961-
August 23,1962. 7 pieces.
b) ERS to Capt. Don Moore. CTL. August 23, 1962.
69) Lane, Alfred C. .. _ . · (//6)
1 Obituary, Time, April 26, 1948.
p_age 12
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Box 9 70) Libertad. (//6)
a) Holograph notes, 6 pp.
b) 1 photograph.
c) Printed matter, information. 11 pieces.
71) Little Wanderers Home. (#7)
a) 1 reprint article from Saturday·Evenma·Post.
b) 2 pieces printed information.
72) Lovering, Frank. (t.f7)
a) Correspondence between ~ and FL. March.31,' 1956-,-June 29; 1962.
6 pieces,
b) 2 Photographs,
73) Lowell Institute, \ (117)
a) Correspondence between Danke;-, Joseph and ER&. Sep1;embei 13, 1960-
1 undated. 2 pieces.
b) Printed literature on Public Lectures of Lowell INstitute.
1961-1962. 3 pieces.
74) Magee, Capt. (117)
a) Correspondence between Knopf, Stacy and ERS. July 12, 1960-
July 24, 1960. 3 pieces.
b) Correspondence between Magge, Harold T. and ERS, Ju1yl2, 1960-
July 19, 1960. 2 pieces.
75) Dorothea Lawrence Mann.(#7)
a) Correspondence between ERS and DLM. December 14,' 1958-August 9," 1963.
36 pieces.
b) Holograph notes, 1 p. P.age .13
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Box 9.' · c) Fisher, R.E. to ERS. ALS. May 19, 1960. (//7) d) 3 newspapers~ · Cape Ann ·Breeze. September 26, 2 7, ·28; 1888.
Box 10 76) Ma~boro Book Club. (//1) 1 form letter of information.
77) McVay, George. (#1)
2 newspaper clippings. Obituaries.
78) Memorial Hall (Waterville, Maine). (#1)
a) Correspondence re: Memorial Hall. June 11, 1962-March. 13, 1963.
10 pieces.
b) Article written by Welton P. Farrow submitted to.newspapers.
Typescript, 2 pp.
c) 2 Photographs.
d) Information on saving Memorial Hall. Printed pieces, 4. Hems.·
e) 7 newspaper articles.
79) Minnesota Historical Society. (#1)
a) Bibliography on Kensington Rune Stone. Carbon typescript, 2 pp.
b) Fawcett, Lois M. to ERS. TlS. February 11, 1952.
c) "The Oval Mirror". June 1948. Veterans Administration Hospital,
Bedford, Massachusetts.
d) 1 Photograph.
e) 7 negatives.
80) Museums. (111 )'
"The Marine Museum of the City of N~Y.". Annual Reports, 1937, 1948. page 14
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'' Box ll)f;> 81) Mysterious Tales. (/}2)
a) 2 photographs of Best Seller List, New York Times, January 23, 1949.
( '14= MYSTERIES & ADVENTURES ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST~
b) 2 newspaper articles.
c) List ot chapters for MYSTERIES OF THE N.E. COAST.
Typescript with holograph corrections, 4 pp,
d) List of those who helped, Typescript with holograph additions, 2 pp.
e) List l!lf illustrations •.Carbon typescript, 3 pp.
f) Printed charts and prints, 3 pp.
g) Part of manuscript. Typescript with holograph corrections, 18 pp
82) Oliver, Andrew. tud) a) Xerox of letter from Andrew Oliver (Lt. Governor of Massachusetts)
to Iareil Ingersol, esq. TLS. August 26,' •1~65.
b) Picture of Andrew Oliver (Harvard, 1891) with his own holograph
notations on back.
c) 2 cards marked by AO's widow "Des.igned for the Wiseacres Club".
(Literary society Andrew Oliver was a membe,r of.)
d) 2 Holograph letters in hand of AO,
e) Bailey, Henry B. to Dr. A. Oliver. ALS. January 10, 1933'.
f) Correspondence from Gloag, Ralph Wardlaw to ~r. AO. TLS (Undated,
January 13, 1934; February 22, 19.34). 3 pieces.
g) "At Ninety". Poem written by AO with holograph inscription:
11 "To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rowe Snow from Andrew Oliver •
h) Printed matter.
Shipton, Clifford K. "Andrew Oliver, Lt. Gov. of Mass."
Reprint of 'Sibley's ·Harvard 'Graduates, .vol. VII,' 1943.
i) Correspondence re: Andrew Oliver. October 24, 1962-August 26, 1964,
19 pieces, page 15
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b) Oxner, AL. ALS to ERS. Undated. 84) Penfold. Q#f) · a) 1 photograph of old Pt. Adams Lighthouse.
b) 1 article from Institute of Optical Science on Fred Penfold (Vice-
President).
c) Correspondence between ERS and Fred Penfold. January 14, 1949-
June 7, 1963. 35 pieces.
-,.u . 85) Photostats. U-1 ., (//4)
133 pieces. Reproductions of newspaper articles, books, correspondence,
manuscripts, pictures. (Including SHIPWRECK & SUFFERINGS OF MRS. MARIA SNETHEN, WHO WAS WRECKED ON ABSECUM BEACH. WRITTEN BY
HERSELF. Boston 1153.)
86) Rioux. ,tis)
a) Holograph and typescript note~, 3 pp.
b) Rioux, Henry to ERS. CT!. Undated.
87) Riverhead News Review, New YOrk. :lt/5)
7 Newspaper clippings •
. '-f-1.. . •·'.r 88) Robinson, Wm.J. {f/:5) .
a) Correspondence between ERS and W~J~R~ March 7, 1960.,.May 24, 1960.
6 pieces.
b) Robinson, WM. J. "THe Man Who Came To Dinner. (And Didn't
Get It)". Poem. Typescript, 2 pp.
c) Robinson, Wm;J, Excerpts from "Ballad of Binnacle Bill"~ Poem.
Typescript, 5 pp. page 16
SNOW, EDWARD ROWE Addenda: August 1969 Box .10 ! ,~ ~l . 89) Rogers, Clinton G. Jolly Roger. (#5)
a) Mroczkowski, R.E. to ERS. TLS. October 21, 1960.
b) Typescript re: C.G. Rogers (possible copy of a newspaper
article written by ERS).
90) Simpl~x Wire & Cable. iJ/1~)_,,:
a) Correspondence between Simplex Wire & Cable Co. and ERS. April 6,
1962-September 19, 1962. 6 pieces.
b)Printed matter put out by Simplex: "Submarine CAbles & Accessories
for Underwater Communications, Control & Power Systems".
91) Skinner, Herbert H. ~(#5)'
Correspondence between Skinner, Herbert H. and ERS.
4 pieces (And second page, undated) • February 20, 1962-March 10, 1962.
92) Squantum. School. ' ,''~ ,i (4/6)
a) 65 letters from School children in Grades 3-6 at Squantum School.
b) 6 Compositions.
\ \ ."' 1 93) Stick, David. C? !_ (117) Correspondence between ERS and DS. March 21; 1951-May 9, 1956.
5 pieces,
' ',,, 94) Strange As It Seems, -'T. '.'(.1/7)
a) "More About Shipwrecked Sailors, The Stories of Six More".
Autographed typescript by Frank I. Morse, 1 p.
b) McLain, Minor H. "Fort Warren during the Civil War"
(Dissertation at B.U.) Carbon typescript of outline, 20 pp.
c) Miscellaneous correspondence to and from ERS. November 27, 1956-
November 10, 1961. 34 pieces. (including ERS to Mrs~ Moore.
May 22, 1958 and December 7, 1958. TLS). page 17
SNOW, EDWARD ROWE Addenda: August 1969 Box .10 d) Correspondence to Mr. Arthur H. Blackington. March 25, 1944-
November 21, 1953. 3 pieces,
e) 4 newspaper clippings.
95) Strange Tales.
a) Miscellaneous noteij, 3 pp.
b) Carbon typescript review of STRANGE TALES OF OUR ATLANTIC
SHORES, 1 p.
c) Geffen, M.M. (publisher; Omnibook). TLS to ERS. August 19,1949.
d) Telegram. Pratt, H.L. to ERS.
e) Map oi islands in Grand Manan Channel.
96) Street, George Leverick.
Biographical information. Carbon typescript,
i ' ! ~ ,~ 97) Trefethen, Lawrence. I •(1/7) a) Trefethen, Larence. ALS to ERS. June 23, 1952.
b) Information on history of Trefethen family. Holograph, 17 pp-.
, /' •·•\ I '98): T-rue Tales ~f Pirates & Their Gold. \117). · a) Outline of chapters. Typescript with holograph corrections, 2 pp.
b) Paste-up of illustration, 1 p,
c) Thompson, Mrs. Ray M. TLS to ERS. June 28, 1952. '· 99) Turn~r, Rev. Robt. ' (#7) · a) Holograph notes, 3 pp.
b) "I recently had the pleasure of a visit from the Rev. Robt. I.
Turner ••• ". Carbon typescript, 4 pp.
c) 1 Photograph of Rev. Turner.
d) (Turner), Arlene. ALS to ERS. June 9, 1960.
e) ERS. CTL to Rev. Turner. August 4,' 1960. page 18
SNOW, EDWARD ROWE Addenda: August 1969
' i Box /0 100) Unsolved Mysteries. '·(1/8). ' a) Typescripts.
1. "Let the records show ••• ". Typescript (of a tape recording?),
3 PP• 2. •"Individual heroism is often .•• ". Typescript, 1 p.
3. "The Landlord's Tale" by Henry W. Wadsworth. Typescript,
7 PP• 4. "Introduction to UNSOLVED MYSTERIES". Typescript with
holograph corrections, 4 pp.
b) 2 maps.
c) 9 newspaper or magazine articles.
d) Correspondence: June 24, 1955-June 21, 1963.
(To gather information for book). 54 pieces.
e) Holograph and typescript notes, 14 pp. (including bibliography
of articles and books, 2 pp. )
.. ..,. '\ 101) Sir Harry Vane. i(lf9) .•·
Typescript with holograph corrections, 7 pp.
102) Vocophy. t4/9)
Holograph notes, 1 p.; Typescript and ho1:ograph notes, l·p.
103) Vengeful Sea. ,(#9)
a) Map of Plum Isl~nd.
b) 2 scraps with holograph notes.
104) Westways.
3 magazines: January 1954; February 1954; March 1954. \
page 19
SNOW, EDWARD ROWE Addenda: August 1969 Box 11 ,_, .,, 1. 105) WOMEN OF THE SEA. 1962. C;: J ('Ill)
a) Manuscripts.
1. Table of contents. Carbon typescript, 1 p.
2. "Janet Elizabeth Shay ••. ". Typescript, 1 p.
3. "Heroine of th Maine Coast". Carbon typescript, 6 pp.
4. "In That vast Category wh.ac.".)!. Typescript with holograph
corrections, A pp.
11 5. 2 pages marked "Abbey 4 , "Abbey 3". Typescript with holograph
corrections.
6. "Tugboat Annie". carbon typescript, 7 pp.
7. "Book Tugboat-The Moran Story". Typescript with holograph
corrections, 3 pp.
b) 4 pi/ctures.
c) 12 articles (including 7 copies of review of WOMEN OF THE SEA
from Beston Patriot Ledger. November 2, 1962)
d) Correspondence (to. gather information for book).
March 7, 1960-August 6, 1962. 54 pieces.
including ERS to 'Baltimore Sun. TLS. November 13, 19'61.
e) Holograph and typescript notes, 15 pp. Snow, Edward Rowe
Addenda October 1970
I. MANUSCRIPTS
A. Non-fiction Books
Box 11 1. FANTASTIC FOLKLORE AND FACT, 1968.
a. Galleys. (Ill, 112)
2. THE FURY OF THE SEAS.
a. Setting typescript, 456 p. with index and photo captions.
(If 3, 114)
b. 3 proofs. (//5)
Box 12 (Ill, 112)
3. INCREDIBLE MYSTERIES AND LEGENDS OF THE SEA. Dodd, Mead, 1967.
a. Setting typescript, 479 p., with index. (113, 114)
Box 13 b. Galleys. (Ill)
c. Page proofs. (//2, 113)
4. TALES OF SEA AND SHORE.
Galleys (114)
5. UNSOLVED MYSTERIES OF SEA AND SHORE.
Setting typescript, 362 p.
p. 1 - 216 (//5)
Box 14 p. 217 - 362 (Ill)
B. Articles
1. "Ladies of the Sea"
a. Draft pages, typescript and holo., 25 p. (112)
b. Printed articles for research, 2 items. (112) Edward Rowe Snow Page 2
Box 14 2, "Point Allerton Station", carbon typescript, 13 p, (//2)
C, Discarded pages for books, articles and broadcasts, ca. 2500 p,,
typescript and holograph, (II 3 , 114 , II 5)
Box 15 (Ill, 112, 113, //4)
Box 16 (Ill, 112, //3 t //4)
Box 17 (Ill, 112, 113, 114)
Box 18 • (II 1, 112, 113, //4) Box 19 (Ill, 112, 113, 114)
Box 20 (II 1, //2)
II, GENERAL RESEARCH FILES
A, Contain such items as research notes, typescript drafts of articles,
printed items, correspondence, etc,, arranged by ERS 1 s alphabetical
name or subject headings.
Box 20 1, Adams Academy, (#3)
2, Adams Family, (#3)
3, Airplanes (incl, 10 snapshots of early airplanes and balloon) (#4)
4, Almanac - Tide schedule dispute, 1960-1961, (#5)
5, Amaryllis (freighter) Clippings, (#6)
6, American Flag, (#6)
7, American Magazine, with short article on ERS, 1956, (#6)
8, American Mail Advertising, 1966, (#6)
9, Asquith, Holograph notes, 4 p, (#6)
10, Author's Guild, Bulletins, mailings, incl:
Stout, Rex 2 TLS 1963 (117)
11, U,S,S, Bainbridge, (#8)
12, Dr, Ball, (//9)
13, Stanley Bandranke, 1965, (//9)
14, Bay State Historical League, (#9) Edward Rowe Snow Page 3
Box 20 15, Jonathan Bent, Research, (#9)
Box 21 16, Alton Hall Blackington, (#1)
17, Book Reviews, Clippings, (#2)
18, Books, Correspondence incl, orders, fan mail, bills, many carbons
from ERS,
a, 1960, and a few from 1949-1959, ca, 150 items, incl:
McBride, Mary Margaret ALS on postcard April 12, 1949, (//3)
b, 1962, ca, 75 items, (f/4)
c, 1963-1964, Ca, 250 items incl: (#5)
Gloss, George ALS Nov, 12, 1964 and articles about the
Brattle Book Shop,
d, 1965, Ca, 100 items, (//6)
Box 22 e, 1966, Ca, 100 items, (Ill)
f. 1967, Ca, 150 items, (//2)
g, 1968, Ca, 125 items, (#3)
h, 1969, Ca, 100 items, incl: (//4)
Sargent, Gov, Frank TLS July 15,
Box 23 19. Boston Authors Club,
Correspondence, minutes of meetings, printed bulletins, 1947-
1960, Ca, 150 items incl: (//1)
Bassett, Sara Ware ALS Nov, 3, 1949, Envelope Oct, 23,
1959.
Bates, Esther W, 2 TLS Jan, 19 & 20, 1955, Flagg, Mildred Buchanan TLS Nov, 17, 1957,
Jones, Llewellyn Several TLS,
Orcutt, Mrs, William Dana (Louise Thompson) ALS
Jan, 16, 1958,
20, Boston Marine Society, (#2) Edward Rowe Snow Page 4
Box 23 21, Boston Waterfront, (//2) 22, Boston YMC Union, (112)
23, Bostonian Society, (112)
24, Boys Clubs of Boston, (//2)
25, Willmon Brewer, Correspondence. (112)
26, Dr, Brickley, (//2)
27, Ca'lifornia, 3 printed brochures, (//3)
28, Lawrence Callahan, Correspondence, 1961-1968, and holograph
Log of Boston Fire Dept, Aug, 19-Aug, 29, 1892, p, 17-31, (#4)
29, Cape Cod Shipwrecks,•f •. (//5) 30, Central America, (#5)
31, Chair, (#5)
32, Harry Chase, Correspondence, printed matter, photographs,
ca, 150 items, 1956-1968, (//6)
Box 24 33, Christmas Story, Broadcasts 1949, 1954, Typescript, 15 p, (#1)
34, Clipper ship show, Notes, (#2)
35, Cadman, Notes on murder, 1755, 15 p, (#3)
36, Colcord, Typescript, 10 p, (#3)
37, Coliseum, Newspapers: Kansas City, 1887, and Quincy Patriot,
1887, Three photographs: roller skaters, Quincy Coliseum,
and woman, 1883-1886, (//3)
38, Collamore, Notes and research, (113)
39, Colletons, Notes and research, (//3)
40, Colliers magazine, Correspondence, mostly with Jerome Beatty
and Eugene Rachlis, Tearsheets of article by ERS on Sable
Island, 1955, (//4)
41, Colonial Publishing Co, Correspondence, (#5) Edward Rowe Snow Page 5
Box 24 42, Colorado, La caverna del oro, Notes, 2 p, (#5) 43, Columbus, Radio broadcast, 1954, Typescript, 6 p, (#5)
44, Conversation with a mule, Notes, (#5)
45, Cooper Street Float, List of members of 11th Mass, Light
Battery, Dec,, 1862, Printed brochure, (#5)
46. Costley-Hawkes murder. Notes, printed research. (#6)
47. Ddvy Crockett. Notes for radio broadcast, 1955. (#6)
48. Arthur Cunningham, Correspondence, ca. 200 items, 1963-1970,
on nautical and mystery topics. (#7)
Box 25 49. Thomas Curtis. (Milwaukee Sentinel, political cartoonist)
Correspondence, some letters illustrated, a few original
drawings, proofs of cartoons, printed matter, ca. 200
items, 1959-1970. (Ill)
50. Virginia Dare. Post card. (#2)
51. Benito Desoto. Notes, 5 p. (#2)
52. Raymond Dow. (#2)
53. Feith Druimi' (//2)
54. Duxbury Beach. Notes. (112)
55. Richard Dyer. Marine salvage. (112)
56. Walter S. Ehrenfeld. Correspondence:
1956-1960 ca. 100 items. (//3)
1961-1962 ca, 100 items. (1/4)
1963-1967 ca. 250 items. (//5)
Box 26 57. Leif Ericson. (#1)
58. William A. Fairburn. (#1)
59. Fall River. (#1)
60. Fantastic Folklore. (#1)
61. Fastnet Race. 1959. (Ill) Edward Rowe Snow Page 6
Box 26 62. Ferries. (Ill) 63. Ronald Ferris. Notes and clippings. (#1)
64. Floods. (#1)
65, Flying Santa. Correspondence and clips. (#1)
66. Robert Fraser. Correspondence, ca. 125 items. 1962-1967. (#2)
67. John Fullerton. (#2)
68. Galapagos. (#3)
69. Commander Gillis. Notes. (#3)
70. R. Loren Graham. Correspondence. Ca. 50 items, 1957-1970. (#4)
71. Great Eastern. Notes, 4 p. (#4)
72. John Green. (#5)
73. Ambassador Henry S. Grew. (J, C. Grew) (#5)
74. Hancock Press. (#6)
75. Harvard Alumni Class of 1932. Correspondence. (#7)
76. William W. Haskell. (#8)
77. Russell Hayden. (#8)
78. Isaac Israel Hayes. (#8)
79. V. Leslie Hebert. Printed ads from 1853. Boston newspapers,
1890's, postcards. (1/9)
80. John S. Herbert. Towboat. (#10)
81. Heritage Center, East Boston. (#11)
Box 27 82. Highwaymen & Pirates. Broadcast. Typescript. October, 1952. (#1)
83, The Hiker Monument, (#21
84, Draper Hill (cartoonist) Correspondence and drawings, Ca, 40
items, 1960-1967, Ul3)
85, Annabel Hobbs, Notes, U/41 Edward Rowe Snow Page 7
Box 27 86, Hobson~ never completed, Notes, 2 p, (#5)
87, H, Leavitt Horton (writer) Correspondence, 1966-1969, (#6)
88, Huntington Library, (#7)
89, Larry Hurto, Correspondence, 1968-1969, (#8)
90, Incredible Mysteries and Legends of the Sea, Research, notes,
book jacket designs, clippings, tear sheets, incl, one from
• ,!!_arp~;,'-s, 'W~;-}d.x,, 197 6, (119) 91, India and Indians, (#10)
92, Intermountain, (#11)
93, International Institute, (#12)
94, Adelbert Jakeman, Correspondence, (#13)
95, Louis Jolivet, Correspondence, (#13)
96, Joyita (Motor Ship), (#14)
97, James A, "Chip'' Kaufman, Correspondence, 1963-1965, (1115)
98, George William Kenny, Notes, (#16)
99, Dr, George King, Correspondence, ca, 15 items, 1959-1962, (#17)
100, Captain Ben Kennedy, Correspondence, ca, 20 items, 1961-1969, (f/18)
101, Bob Kennedy (WBZ). incl, postcard from BK, (#19)
102, Kevin's Wharf Restaurant, (#20)
103, Lord Kitchener, (#21)
104, Labrador, (#22).
105, Lectures, Ads, (#23)
106, Lectures, Correspondence: includes programs of events at which
he lectured, publicity, agreements, etc,
a, 1942-1952. (1124)
Box 28 b. 1952-1953. (Ill)
c. 1954-1955. (//2) Edward Rowe Snow Page 8
Box 28 d. 1956. (//3)
e. 1957. (/14)
f. 1958. (//5)
g. 1959-60. (//6)
h. 1961-62. (117)
i. 1963. (//8)
•j. 1964 . (119)
k. 1965. (/110)
Box 29 1. 1966. (//1)
m. 1967. (//2)
n. 1968. (//3)
o. 1969. (//4)
Box 30 107. Raymond Lewis. (//1) 108. Lewiston Journal. (/12)
109. Lexington Fire. (/13)
110. Library Week, ERS member of Mass. Committee, 1958. (/14)
111. Life Magazine. Article "Red-taped Gold" by ERS, July 21,
1952. Fan Mail. (//5)
112. John Light. (/16)
113. Lighthouse Calendars. (/17)
114. Abraham Lincoln. (/18)
115. Liquor License, 1815. (/19)
116. Litchfield Civil War Diary. Typescript and carbon typescript
transcript, ca. 25 p. each. (/110)
117. Little Red Lighthouse Notes. (/Ill)
118. W. Torrey Little. (/112)
119. Lucy Maria Long. (/113) Edward Rowe Snow Page 9
Box 30 120. Harry Look. Newspaper, 1954. (#14)
121. Helen Lord. (#15)
122. Lost Colony. Newspaper clip. (#16)
123. Warren S. Loud. Correspondence, ca. 50 items, 1963-1967. (#17)
124. Louise-Elsie (Sloop) Notes. (#18)
125. F. W. Lovering. (#19)
126. ~rs. Archibald Loveys. (Correspondence about the Snow burial
plot) (1120)
127. Mary Margaret McBride. Correspondence, 1953-1964. 1 TLS
Postcard; 3 ALS Postcards from MMMcB. (#21)
128. Beverly McCarthy. (#21)
129. Angus MacDonnell. (#22)
130. Arthur McKee. (#23)
131. Magdalen Islands. (#24)
132. Maitland in Shipbuilding Days, a copy of a paper written by
Miss Abbie Lawrence, 1929. (#25)
133. R. O. Malmberg. Correspondence, 1958-1968. (#26)
134. Man Without a Country. Typescript notes. (#27)
135. Massachusetts Bay Lines. Correspondence, photos, agreements. (#28)
136. Memorabilia of the Sea. Notes. (#29)
137. Merchant Sail by William Fairburn. Correspondence, mainly
with Ethel Ritchie. (#30)
Box 31 138. Harry Merz. (#1) 139, Edna St, Vincent Millay, Notes on her Maine background, 2 p, (#2)
140, Miscellaneous Corre$pondence,
a, 1931--,,1965 (//3)
b, Jan,-March 1969 (#4)
c, March-April 1969 (#5) Edward Rowe Snow Page 10
Box 31 140, Miscellaneous Correspondence (cont)
d, April-July 1969 (#6)
e, Aug,-Oct, 1969 incl: (117)
Stout, Rex TLS Aug, 18, 1969,
f, Oct ,-Dec, 1969 (118)
Box 32 141, Henry Frederick Moon Notes, (#9)
142, E, F, Moran, Correspondence about sailing vessels, ca, 500 items,
a, 1956 ..... 1960 (Ill)
b, 1961-1962 (112)
c, 1963-1965 (//3)
d, 1966-1968 (//4)
incl.letters to. Moran,
Villiers, Alan Photocopy of TLS May 2, 1966; ALS Nov, 16,
1967; TLS Feb, 16, 1968; ALS April 22, 1968,
143, Dr. S. A, Mudd, (/IS)._
144, Music (Don Sniffen Scores), (#6)
145, Mysteries and Adventures, (#7)
146, Robert Nauss Correspondence, (#8}
Box 33 147, Robert Nesmith (Foul Anchor Archives),
Correspondence, 1949-1970, ca, 125 items, (#1)
148, New England Coastal Heritage, (#2)
149, New England Chronicle, vol, 1, no, 1, (#3)
150, New Jersey, Notes, 1 p, (#4)
151, William Newman, Letter, 1963, (#5)
152, Leon Nichols, (#6)
153, Raymond Normandin incl: (#7)
Photograph of sailing sloop "Defender" 1895,
Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, March 16, 1924,
154, North Carolina History, Notes, 1 p, (#8) Edward Rowe Snow Page 11
Box 33 155, Northeast Folklore Newsletters, 5 issues, 1962-1967, (#9)
156, Northeast Surf Patrol, (#10)
157, Oak Island: 11 Notes on Oak Island Treasure", Typescript, ca, 35 p, (Ill)
158, Ocracoke, Tearsheets of article, (#12)
159, Mary O'Hara, Clippings about shipwreck, 1941, (#13)
160, Old Author's Farm, Correspondence with book dealer Borden
Clarke, 1953~1970, incl, print of Eddistone Light House,
1819, Royal Gazette, Bermuda, Oct, 19, 1830, (//14) E""'t'"' . F • 161, Ornnibook, Letter, 1950, (1115)
162, Jacob Orth, Notes, 3 p, (1116)
163. Owl, stuffed, (1117)
164, Parry's Cannon, Typescript, 7 p, (//18)
165, Pearl Harbor, Correspondence with John R, Sharp about his
article, (//19)
166, Clemice Pease, (#20)
167, Mad Jack Percival, (#21)
168, George Perkins, (//22)
169, Capt, Pettegrove, (//23)
170, Photography, (//24)
171, s, s, Pierce, Tear sheets from Time, June 23, 1967, (//25) ~ 172, Pilot System, (//26)
173, Pitcairn Island, Story of a visit to Pitcairn Island, Holograph,
15 p, (//27)
174, Poets and Ships, Typescript, 7 p, (t/28)
175, John C, Poland, (//29)
176, Seamond Ponsart, (1130)
177, Ronald Poole, (//31)
178, Port of Boston, (//32)
179, Portland Gale, Typescript, 11 p, (1/33) Edward Rowe Snow Page 12
Box 34 180, Portland (Steamer) Sinking. 1898,
Research correspondence (1949~1965)• clippings (1898, 1899
and later), photographs, Envelope of splinters. list of
passengers. letters about storm (3) 1899, Ca, 200 items,
(111 • 112 • 113)
181, Portuguese Joe• incl, photograph, (/14)
182, Posters (Reprint of Wells Fargo Poster, 1875) (/15)
183, John S, Potter (author of the Treasure Diver's Guide) (/16)
184, Alexander Poulas, Elisha Jacksonts Journal• 1759-1760,
Typescript transcript, 9 p, (/17)
185, Prison Farm. Rutland, (/18)
186, Putnam, Connecticut, Issue of Putnam Patriot, June 9, 1955, (119)
187, Quincy Adams Basin and Yacht Yard, (/110)
188, Quincy Historical Society, (fill)
189, Radio Broadcasts, 1947-1970, (1112)
Correspondence with radio personnel and fan mail, photographs,
clippings, incl:
Morgan. Louise 4 TLS July 20, Dec, 8, 1964; June 9,
15, 1965,
Box 35 190, Radio Program Portland, (Ill)
191, Railway Bridge Collapse in Scotland, Typescript, 2 p, (/12)
192, Ramblers of Boston Harbor, Correspondence, notes, clippings,
1949-1970, (113)
193, Capt, A, E, Rawley, (#4)
194, Capt, Richard Raymond, (/15)
195, Mary Reade, Broadcast 1949, Typescript, 6 p, (/16)
196, Norman S, Reed, Correspondence, 1960-1963, ca, 25 items, (117)
197, Benjamin P, Richardson, (/18) Edward Rowe Snow Page 13
Box 35 198, Regicides, Notes and ''The Unknown Champion", Typescript,
12 p, (1/9)
199, Sacco-Vanzetti, Research, clippings, notes, photographs,
correspondence (1958-1967) incl: (#10)
Russell, Francis TLS Dec, 17, 1958; ALS March 27,
1962; TLS Dec, 28, 1972,
200, Rqbb Sagendorph (~ank~e Inc,)
Correspondence related to ERS stories to be printed in
Yankee, 1956 .... 1967, ca, 250 items,
a, 1956-1957 (#11)
b, 1963-1967 (//12)
c, 1968-1970 (//13)
Box 36 201, Sailing Ship Interviews, Holograph notes, (#1)
202, Salt Fisherman, (#2)
203, Santa Maria (Shipwreck 1492), Typescript, 21 p,, and map, (#3)
204, Abel Scott, (#4)
205, Capt, Howard Scott, (#5)
206, Capt, Walter E, Scott, (#6)
Correspondence, 1959~1965; clippings, 1860's, 1905;
ca, 75 items,
207, Scorpion, Clipping, (#7)
208, Sculpture, Fish,. sea sculpture for Dini I s Restaurant by Elizabeth
Maclean-Smith, incl: (#8)
Maclean-Smith, Elizabeth ALS June 13, 1961,
Photographs of ERS, E M-S, at Dini 1 s and of sculptures,
209, Sea and Shore Gleanings, Negatives of column heading, (//9)
210, Capt, J, Henry Sears, Clipping, (//10) Edward Rowe Snow Page 14
Box 36 211, Shield, (Ill 1)
212, The Ship's Bulletin (Essa Shipping Co,) 3 issues, 1954, 1955, (#12)
213, Six Bells, Radio broadcast scripts, and other recordings, 1946-
1950's, Typescript, carbon typescript and mimeo, ca, 175 p,
(//13)
214, Skipper Ireson's Ride, Typescript, 7 p, (#14)
215, Th~ Slave Bell, (#15)
216, Slave Trader, Typescript, 33 p, (#16)
217, Slaver, On Nathaniel Gordon, executed for slavery, Typescript,
21 p,, 6 p, illus, (//17)
218, Doris K, Small, (#18)
219, The Smiling Cow, (Re book sales) (#19)
220, Henry Such Smith, Correspondence, 1957~62, and documents about
automobile barriers, (#20)
221, Irwin Smith, (#21)
222, Smithsonian, (#22)
223, Spoons, (#23)
Box 37 224, Star Spangled Banner, Typescript, 10 p, (#1)
225, Steamship Historical Society of America, Inc, incl, issues of
Steamboat Bill, (#2)
226, Capt, Ben Stewart, (#3)
227, Capt, James Strout, (#4)
228, Bror Tamm, Correspondence, clippings, 1962~1969, (#5)
229, Tamworth, N,H, Commemorative Booklet for Bicentennial, (#6)
230, Tape Recorder, (#7)
231, Television, Correspondence and 2 scripts, 1953-1969, (#8)
232, Thoma~tTew, (//9)
233, Texas Tower, (#10) Edward Rowe Snow Page 15
Box 37 234, Thar She Blows, Typescript, 4 p, (#11) 235, Celia Thaxter, Typescript, 5 p, (#12)
236, Thompson's Island, Thompson Academy, (#13)
237, Gilbert S, Tower, (#14)
238, Trani, Missing yacht, Correspondence, clippings, carbon
typescript, 20 p, (#15}
239, Traveling Museum of ERS,
Text for placards, 3 p, (#16)
240, Treasure Trove Club, New York, (# 17)
241, Trips (guided boat tours and hikes by ERS to points of New
England and nautical interest}, Correspondence with
organizations, ca, 500 items,
a, 1962.,..63 (1/18)
Box 38 b, 1964-67 (Ill)
c, 1968 incl: (1/2}
Hawkins, Gerald (astronomer),;2..TLS April 10, 1968;
March 25, 1968,
242, Trips (Possible) 1964, (#3)
243, Trouant~'s Island, Typescript, 6 p, (1/4)
244, True Tales and Curious Legends, 2 letters, 1970, (#5}
245, Tully Hanging, Typescript, 5 p, (#6}
246, Tuition, Receipt, Nov, 4, 1874, for payment of tuition at
Greenleaf Street School, (Quincy), (#7}
247, University of Rhode Island, Printed material on marine topics, (#8)
248, Unknown Shipwrecks, Holograph notes, 1 p, (#9)
249, Unusual People, Tearsheet from Newsweek, (//10}
250, Van de Mark, Mimeo letter, 1959, (#11} Edward Rowe Snow Page 16
Box 38 251, Van Rie, (#12)
252, Capt, William G, Vinal, Correspondence and printed pieces, (#13)
253, Count Felix von Luckner, (#14)
254, Capt, Voss, Broadcast, typescript, 12 p, (1115)
Box 39 255, WBET, Checklist for radio program, (1/1)
256, WBZ, Program information and correspondence, 1964-1970, (112)
257. WEEI; Radio broadcast, 1936, on Islands of Boston Harbor, 5 p, (//3)
258, WHDH, Typescript drafts for radio broadcasts, (1/4)
259, WNAC, Hood's Milk Commercial for "Six Bells", 1946, (1/4)
260, Walker - Treasures, Research, clippings, photos, correspondence on
Bowdoin salvage operations in 1930 1 s, (115)
261, Wanderer, Slave Yacht, incl, tearsheets of story, Boston
·Sunday American, April 9, 1905, and one from a Maine newspaper,
Feb, 7 , 1905,
262, Washington trip, Brochures, maps, (//6)
263, Wasp, Photographs, printed material, (#7)
264, Waterloo Potteries, Letters and postcard to Draper Hill, (#8)
265, Waterworks, (#9)
266, Edwin T, Walters, (#10)
267, Waves, (//11)
Box 40 268, Waving Girl, (j/1)
269, Weather, incl, photos of storms and maps, (#2}
270, Daniel Webster, Law Office, Dedication, 1970, ERS Master of
Ceremonies, (#3)
271., Capt, John Weeks, (J/4}
272, Attorney Joseph N, Welch, Correspondence, incl:
JNW: 2 TLS Feb, 20, 1957; April 4, 1957, (#5) Edward Rowe Snow Page 17
Box 40 273, Admiral Joseph H, Wellings, (#6)
274, The Well-Sprins, published by Massachusetts Sabbath School
Society, Facsimile of issues of 1852, 1853, (#7)
275, Robert Wentworth, (#8}
276, Whales, Notes, clippings, photos, photocopies of letters from
whalers home, 1861 1 photographs of letter from whalers,
Oct, 29 1 1861; Whale Chart, facsimile, 1851, (#9)
277, Wheelwright Indian Story, (//10)
278, Wherry, (#11}
279, Harry Whin (lighthouse keeper) Correspondence, notes, photo
graphs, (f/12)
280, Williamsburg, Letter, 1961, (#13)
281, Winthrop, Research material for B, U, thesis, 1937, Draft in
typescript and carbon typescript, clippings, etc, (#14)
282, Winthrop-By-The-Sea, Centennial Song, sheet music, 1952, (#15)
283, Wiscasset Lecture, Typescript and holograph, 17 p, (#16)
284, Witches, Notes, holograph, 1 p, (#17)
285, Leonard E, Wood Aue tion, 196 2, Ufl 8)
286, Capt, David Woodard, Broadcast, 1947, (#19)
287, Wooden Cage, (#20)
288, Worcester Pressed Steel Co, (Higgins Armory) (#21)
289, Yankee Network Agreements, 1947, 1952, (#22)
290, S, S, Yarmouth Castle, Transcript of investigation, 18 p,, 1966,
and report by Board of Inquiry, (#23)
291, Eduard Zimmerman, Agreement signed: EZ, ERS and H, Daniel Webster,
1959, (//24} Edward Rowe Snow Page 18
III. PRINTED MATTER Package A, Printed Maps (separately packaged} Ill - •ftJ-.. 1. Reproduction of Map of New England, c, 1650, 5 copies,
2, Map of Casco Bay, Maine, devised by ERS, 1 copy,
3, Map of Boston Bay, designed and compiled by ERS, 1970, 23 copies, Snow, Edward Rowe Addenda: August 4, 1992 Outline L-j\ - GO PLEASE NOTE: This is a 2p. outline of Boxes 1: - 10 for which exact readings of folders in Boxes are indicated on next series of pages. Subject Files: Contain correspondence, typescripts, clippings, photographs (copies and originals), research materials, etc. Often older material collected by ERS is included - the earliest items date from the late 1700's / early 1800's. Unusual items include a lock of Edgar Allen Poe's hair, a bone thought to have come from King Phillip or a member of his family, and a leather skate stay said to have belonged to Robert Louis Stevenson.
Box .1 4 J Air Meet - Bishop, Sarah
Boxl JJl Bixby - Boston Harbor.
Box~ ;,/3 Boston Harbor - Cain's TV Show
Box 4 )ft/ Calendar - Coast Guard Citation
Box511-r; Coast Guard - Drawings.
Box'6 4~ Dudley, Paul K. - Fort Warren.
Box 1 I-/ ;J Fort Warren - Grecian.
BoxH tf 2> Greeneben - Johnson, Thomas.
Box 9 t/9 Capt. Christopher Jones - Long Wharf.
Box 1-() 50 Lovell's Island - Mill River Disaster.
Box ti 5/ Miscellaneous - Nickerson, Woodbury.
Box n 62- Nix's Mate - Pirates, Pirate Ships
Box B 5 3 Plum Island - Saide Island. (Note: includes Publicity)
Box 14 SY Sailing Rigs - Ships [Identification].
Box 1'5 5 S-- Shipwrecks - Sparrowhawk.
Box t6 S- lP Spanish Hallan Logbook - Thresher (families, crew pictures). Box 11 5~ Tinkers Island - US Army Forts.
Box 1&- 58 Union Boat Club - Zoo Ships and To Be Filed.
Note: Many badly rusted paperclips were removed from the materials. The material has not been refoldered and many acidic clippings are interfiled with other materials. Additionally ERS 's correspondence is usually filed w/ his response stapled to the correspondent's letter. Much of the material is mildewed
Box 19 54 Photograph Files A - L.
Box 2Q (:; 0 Photograph Files L - W.
Box 21 (p I Correspondence, small notebook: Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc. w/ info on ships
Box n ~ 2 Clippings by/ about ERS.
Box 2-3 l.o3 Correspondence, assorted pamphlets ( one by ERS), many small scrapbooks, ERS 's Harvard diploma.
Box 24 lf' Y Typescript articles, book chapters etc., "day books", lists of columns.
Box 2'5 i r Page proofs, galleys etc. for ERS books.
Box t6 lo~ Clippings by/ about ERS, source material for old columns, misc. research materials, 1821 ship's logbook "Phoenix".
Box 27 k,1 Photographs including many of ERS, others; research materials; box of lantern slides, assorted art work, caricature ofERS.
Package 1 Scrapbook w/ clippings and magazines of Sunday Herald Traveler Scrapbook w/ clippings on Flying Santa. Scrapbook w/ photo and cards from WW IL
Package 2 Scrapbook of old Boston. Scrapbook of old photos (WW II?). Scrapbook of clippings covering various topics.
Box 28 ~ Scrapbook of nautical clippings. Binder, ROTO Magazine, 11/29/70 - 12/27/70. Binder, ROTO Magazine, 1/3/71 - 3/28/71. Binder, ROTO Magazine, 4/4/71 - 6/27/71. Binder, ROTO Magazine, 7/4/71 - 9/26/71. Binder, ROTO Magazine, 10/3/71 - 12/26/71. Binder, ROTO Magazine, 1/2/72 - 3/26/72.
Binder, ROTO Magazine, 4/2/72 - 6/18/72. ROTO Magazine, 100th Anniversary edition. Snow, Edward Rowe Addenda: August Jf, 1992 11 Box'i !--f / I. Subject Files, Air Meet - Bishop, Sarah. A. Air - Meet. B. Air Photo (First). C. Alexander, Oakey L. Shipwreck. D. Almanacs. E. Ambergris. F. Ambush Rock, Maine. G. American (National Anthem). H. America (Yacht). I. American Traveller. J. Anchors. K. Ancon. L. Andrea Doria. M. Andros, Gov. Edmund. N. Animals (Undersea Monkeys). 0. Annapolis. P. Annin, Tom. Q. Antarctica. R. Anti - Slavery. S. Apple Island. T. Aquarium, New England. U. Arctic Material. V. Arctic Mystery. W. Argo Merchant (shipwreck). X. Asimov, Isaac. Y. Asterisk. Z. Athanas. AA. Athenaeum. BB. Atlantic. CC. Atlantic Aquarium. DD. Attucks, Crispus. EE. Audobon Society. FF. Augusta (WFAU) ERS DAY. GG. Augusta Smith. HH. Austin Family. IL Author's Club. JJ. Autographs. KK. Baber, Kathleen. LL. Back River, Weymouth. MM. Back River, Weymouth. NN. Bahamas. 00. Baker's Island. PP. Dr. Ball. QQ. Balloon Picture of Boston. RR. Balloon Voyage. SS. Ballou's Pictorial. TT. Bar Harbour. UU. Barry Publishing. VV. Batavia. WW. Bateany. XX. Bates, American Army of Tw. YY. Bath Marine Museum ZZ. Battery E. (Civil War). AAA. Battle of Chelsea Creek. BBB. Battle Hymn of the Republic. CCC. Bay State - Spray. DDD. Bear (Byrd's Ship). EEE. Be D Marchais. FFF. Bedford Flag. GGG. Bendall (Diving Bell). HHH. Believe It or Not. III. Bell and Telephone. JJJ. Bentley. KKK. Benjamin B. Church. LLL. Benner, George. MMM. Bentley, Rev. William. NNN. Bermuda. 000. Bermuda Triangle. PPP. Best Printers. QQQ. Beston, Henry. RRR. Beverly. SSS. Bible. TTT. Bi- centennial. UUU. Bickmore. VVV. Bickmore. WWW. Bill of Rights. XXX. Bird Island. YYY. Bishop, Sarah. Box)4 J- II. Subject Files, Bixby - Boston Harbor. A. Bixby. B. Blake, John. C. Blizzard, 1969. D. Block Island. E. Block Island Lts. (R.I.) F. Blonde - Seal Island. G. Bloomer, Barbara. H, Bloomer, George. I. Blue Hills. J. Bluenose. K. Bolton Treasure. L. Bonner Map. M. Book Advertisements. N. Boats. 0. Book Bound in Human Skin. P. Book Burning. Q. Book Covers. R. Book Plates. S. Books. T. Book Reviews. U. Boon Island. V. Borden, Lizzie. W. Borden, Lizzie. X. Borden, Lizzie. Y. U.S.S. Boston. Z. Boston Athenaeum. AA. Boston Author's Club. BB. Boston Better Business Bureau. CC. Boston Book. DD. Book, 1981. EE. Boston Book, 1981. FF. Boston Book. GG. Boston Buildings. HH. Boston Common. II. Boston Events. JJ. Boston Harbor. Box,XL-/7 III. Subject Files, Boston Harbor - Cain's TV Show. A. Boston Harbor. B.. Boston Harbor Island Park. C. Boston Harbor Signals. D. Boston Harbor Tours. E. Boston Herald. F. Boston Hike. G. BostonLight. H. Boston Lighthouse. I. Boston Lightship. J. Boston Marine Society. K. Boston, Mass. ( 5). L. Boston Massacre. M. Boston Mystery. N. Boston Naval Shipyard. 0. Boston and Provincetown SSCO. P. Boston Public Library. Q. Boston State College. R. Boston Statues. S. Boston Tea Party (3). T. Boston: Topography, Colonial Period. U. Boston Waterfront. V. Boston Wharves. W. Boston Yacht Club. X. Bostonian Society. Y. Bottle Messages. Z. Boodreau, Joe. AA Bounty. BB. Bran. CC. Brant Rock. DD. Brattle Book Shop. EE. Dr. Wihnon Brewer. FF. Brewsters. GG. Brick Kiln Shipyard. HH. Brighton. IL Brinks Robbery. JJ. Brittania. KK. Broadsides. LL. Brother Jonathan. MM. Brown, John. NN. Brush Island. 00. Bumstead, Jeremiah. PP. Bunker Hill. QQ. Bunker, Paul. RR. Burgess, Abbie. SS. Burial. TT. Burning Ship at Sea. UU. Burr, Theodosia. VV. Butler, Ben. WW. Bowdoin. XX. CCC. YY. Cain's TV Show. Box41-/- IV. Subject Files, Calendar - Coast Guard Citation. A. Nommbega. B. Calendar. C. Calliope. D. Calfisland. E. Canada. F. Canadian Shipwrecks. G, Cannon and Chaos. H. Canoe Trip Book. I. Cape Ann. J. Cape Cod and Bibliography. K. Cape Cod Standard Times. L. Cape Hatteras. M. Cape Neddick- Nubble Light. N. Carslisle, Dick. 0. Caroll, A. Deering. P. Carroll, James. Q. Carson Beach Invasion. R. Jennie M. Carter. S. Carter Hand, Maine. T. Casco Bay book orders. U. Casco Bay- Cliffisland. V, Casco Bay. W. Castle Island - Boston Harbor.. X. Cat Boats. Y. Mary Celeste. Z. Chaos. AA. Challenger. BB. Chappelle, H.I. CC. Characters: Burr, Theodosia. DD. Charles A. Briggs. EE. Charles Bulfinch. FF. Charlestown. GG. Chase, Harry. HB. Chatham. II. Chelsea Creek. JJ. Chelsea Fire. KK. Chesapeake and Shannon. LL. Chests. MM. Children of the wood (Rindge, N.H.) NN. Childrens' Book. 00. Children's Story. PP. Christmas. QQ. Churches. RR. Circulars. SS. Circus Fires. TT. City of Athens. UU. City of Columbus. VV. City of Richmond. WW. City of Rockland. XX. City Point Life Saving Station. YY. Civil War. ZZ. Clams. AAA. Clambake. BBB. Clark, Cole Eugene. CCC. Coast Artillery. DDD. Coast Guard Citation. Box 5- t/<; V. Subject Files, Coast Guard - Drawings. A. Coast Guard. B. Cocos Island. C. Codsee, Ker, May 15, 1949. D. Cohassett. E. Coins. F. Collamore, Anthony. G. Colcord, Johanna Carver. H. Columbia. I. Columbia. J. Columbia. K. Columns. L. Columns - Copies. M. Columns - Copies. N. Columns. 0. Column Suggestions. P. Columns to type. Q. Comet. R. Commencement Address, 1977, Boston State College. S. Conant, Roger. T. Concord. U. Confederacy. V. Congratulations. W. Constellation. X.? Y. Constitution. Z. Continental Shelf. AA. Cook, Capt. James. BB. Crabtree, Lotta. CC. Constitution, U.S.S. DD. Crapo Thomas. EE. Cross Rip Lightship. FF. Mertie B. Crowley. GG. Crystal Palace. HH. Cuckolds. II. Cut River. JJ. Cutty Sark. K. Cutty Sark. L. Cyclops. M. Dampier. N. Darling, Grace. 0. DarkDay. P. Darnman. Q, Dartmoor Prison. R. Dash. S. Lost Dauphin of France. T. DayBook. U. De Braak. V. Deeds. W. Derelicts. X. Destroyers - Loss of 5. Y, Dexter, Lord Timothy. Z. Dickens, Charles. AA. Dighton Rock. BB. Dini's. CC. Diving Bell. DD. Dogs. EE. Dogtown Common. FF. Dolman. GG. Don. HH. Dorchester, Mass. IL Dorchester. JJ. Doubloon. KK. Dowsing. LL. Drama ofNew England (Charts, Maps and Memorabilia.) MM. Drawings. Box, 4i VI. Subject Files, Dudley, Paul K. - Fort Warren. A Dudley, Paul K. B. Duel. C. Duffer. D, Dung~Qtl irn)k. E. Dupervrault, Terry Jo. F. Duxbury. G. Dyer, Mary. H, Eagle. I. Earthquakes. J. East Boston, Mass. K. Eastland. L. Easter Island. M. Edward Rowe Snow Day. N. EggRock. 0. Ehrenfeld, Walter S.
P. Electra Crash. Q. Eldredge, Ben. R. Eldredge, Good Walter. S. Embalmed Head. T. Empire Knight. U. Enchantress. V. Enigma to graphical. W. Enigma. X. Enig - Memo. Y. Enterprize. Z. Ericsson, Leif. AA. Erene. BB. Etrusco. CC. Etrusco Shipwreck. DD. Explorers Club. EE. Exxon Chester. FF. Falkland Islands. GG. Falls of Clyde. HH. Faneuil Hall. IL Farnham, Ralph. JJ. Farragut. KK. Favorite (Hesperus). LL. Fairbanks, Harold. MM. Fawkes, Guy. NN. Fox Sisters. 00. Federal Pen Co. PP. Female Marine. QQ. Fenian Prisoners. RR. Ferries. SS. Field Painting. TT. Figureheads. UU. Fillmore, John. VV. Fire. WW. Fire. XX. Fisher Research Lab. Inc. YY. Fisher, R.E. ZZ. Flags. AAA. Flying Cloud. BBB. Flying Santa (12) - 1953, 1969, 1972, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1981. CCC. Flynn, William T. DDD. Forbes Museum China Trade. EEE. Fort Dawes. FFF. Fort Duvall, Boston Harbor. GGG. Fort Delaware. HHH. Fort Gorges (2). III. Fort Independence. JJJ. Fort Revere (Hull). KKK. Forts (2). LLL. Forts in Boston. MMM. Fort Scammell. Box,t' 49 VII. Subject Files, Fort Warren - Grecian. A. Fort Warren (5). B. Fossils. C. Franklin, Ben (2). D. Mrs. R. Fraser. E. French Cable. F. The French Fleet (Revolutionary War). G. Fraser, Robert. H. Friends. I. Frost, Jack. J. Frost, W.H. K. Gale of 1851. L. Gall, Suzanne. M. Gallatin. N. Gallop's Island. 0, Galveston Flood, Jan. 8, 1949. P. Gambling. Q. Gambling. R. Gannett, Deborah Sampson. S. Gardner, Erle Stanley. T. Garroway, Dave. U. Gaveston. V. GayHead. W. Gay Head Lighthouse. X. General Arnold. Y. General Dynamics. Z. George's Banks. AA. Ghosts. BB. Giants. CC. Gloss, George. DD. Gloucester. EE. Gloucester Museum. FF. General Glover. GG. Gordon, Nathaniel. HH. Gorges. II, Government Employees. JJ. Governor's Island. KK. Gould, Nathaniel. LL. Grahame - White, Claude. MM. Grand Design. NN. Grand Manan. 00. Granicus Horror. PP. Graphic Research. QQ. Graves light. RR. Grave stones and Memorials. SS. Great Brewster. TT. S.S. Great Britain. UU. Great Elm. VV. Grecian. Box'8 if f VIII. Subject Files, Greene, General - Johnson, Thomas. A. Greene, General. B. Grindstone. C. Groton Inn Caretaker Story. D. Grouse. E. Gruchy Tunnel. F. Gulf Stream. G. Gulls. H. Gurnet. I. Gwinnett, Ambrose. J. Halfway Rock. K. Halifax - Disaster. L. Hallingtan and Daly. M, Handy - Billy. N, Hangings. 0. Hangings, Helena. P. Hanley, C.C. Q. Hansen, Marie. R. Harbor Women's Clubs. S. Harbor Ramblers. T. Haroldine (Schooner). U. Harpooner. V. Harvard. W. Harvard Lampoon. X. Harvard Murder (Parkman - Webster). Y. Harbor Ramblers. Z. Haunted House. AA. Haunted Houses. BB. Hawaiian Islands. CC. Heath, James. DD. Hen Island, Marshfield. EE. Hendricks Head Light. FF. Hefllinger. GG. Henry Clay Disaster.
IIB. Herald - Traveler. II. Herbert Fuller. JJ. Herbert, John R. KK. Hermits. LL. Highland light. MM. Hiking Book. NN. Hicks, Albert. 00. Hingham. PP. Historical Societies. QQ. History. RR. Hobomok. SS. "Home Sweet Home" by Payne, John Howard. TT. Homer, Winslow. UU. Hope, Whaler. VV. Hoodlass, Richard. WW. Hopkins, Stephen. XX. Horseneck Beach. YY. Howard, Channing. ZZ. Hull Aquarium. AAA. Hull Commuter Boat. BBB. Hull, Mass. CCC. Hull Lifesaving Museum. DDD. Humboldt. EBE. Hurricane Damage. FFF. Hurricane. GGG. Hutchinson, Mrs. Anne. HIIB. Ice Trade. III. Independent Chronicle. JJJ. Indian Skeleton. KKK. Indian Stream Republic. LLL. Indian Summer. MMM. Indians. NNN. Industry. 000. International Code. PPP. Ipswich. QQQ. Iron Mines of Mass. RRR. Isadore (Bark). SSS. Islands of Boston Harbor (the Book). TTT. Islands of Boston Harbor, 1971 - 1972. UlJU. Isle Au Haute. VVV. Isle of Shoals. WWW. James, Capt. Joshua (3). XXX. Jamison, Charles. YYY. Jeffries, Dr. Johns. ZZZ. Jeffries' Point. AAAA. Jennie Lind Tower. BBBB. Jenny M. Carter. CCCC. Jerome. DDDD. Jestings, Roland S. EEEE. Jewells Island, ME. FFFF. John, Alfred. GGGG. John Brow Song. IIBHH. Johnson, Thomas. Box-9- .Lff IX. Subject Files, Capt. Christopher Jones - Long Wharf A. Jones, Capt. Christopher. B. Jones, Mrs. (Maria Maibboat). C. Jones River. D. Josselyn, Roland K. E. Juan Fernandez Island. F. Kadosh. G. Kaptajn Nielsen. H. Kaiulani. I. Kavanach Hill Treasure (Haiti). J. Keassarge. K. Keating, Capt. Richard. L. Keating, Kathie. M. Kendrick, Capt. John. N. Kenney Journal - Bark Ilija at Sea. 0. Kennedy, Bob. P. Kensington Stone. Q. Keo. R. Kidd, Capt. William. S. King of Calf Island. T. Knox, Henry. U. Kolb, Joseph. V. Kosciusko, Thaddeus. W. Kuralt, Charles. X. Lafitte. Y. L' Ambassadore Politico. Z. Lancaster, Laura. AA. Larchmont. BB. Lawlor. CC. Lawson, Thomas W. DD. Leavitt. EE. Le Chameau. FF. Lecture - Equipment. GG. Lecture Circulars. HH. Lectures (2). II. Lee, Robert E. JJ. Leprosy. KK. List for Lectures. LL. Leslie's. MM. Leslies' Magazine. NN. Leslies' Weekly. 00. Letter head negative. PP. Letters about the Sea. QQ. Letters of New England. RR. Lewis Wharf SS. Lexington (Ships). TT. Libby Prison. UU. Life Savers. VV. Lighthouse Books. WW. Lighthouses (2). XX. Lightships. YY. Lincoln, Gen. Benjamin. zz. Lind, Jeremy. AM. Linehan. BBB. Lipton, Sir Thomas. CCC. Little, W. Torrey. DOD. Lizzie Chadwick. BEE. Lloyds Register. FFF. Lobsters. GGG. Loch Ness Monster. HHH. Lombard, Edward W. III. Lonely Voyagers. JJJ. Longfellow. KKK. Long Island. LLL. Long Wharf Box toS6 X. Subject Files, Lovell's Island - Mill River Disaster. A. Lovell's Island. B. Low, Capt. Edward. C. Lowe, Samuel Junior. D. Lowell, Mass. E. Lusitania (2). F. Lynn. G. Machias Seal Island (2). H. MDC. I. Macinnes, George. J. MacKay, Donald. K. MacKenzie's Island. L. Mackinoc. M. MacLean- Smith, Elisabeth (sculptress). N. MacMillan, Donald. 0, Mad Jack Percival. P. Madaket Millie. Q. Mafia. R. Magdalen Islands. S. Maiden's Cliff. T. Maine (2). U. Maine Battleship. V. Maine Coast Fisherman. W. Maps. X. Marblehead. Y. Marine Merchant. Z. Marine Museums. AA. Marine Mysteries and Dramatic Disasters. BB. Mariners Museum. CC. Maritana shipwreck. DD. Maritime Awards. EE. Marsh. FF. Marshall's Point. GG. Marshfield, Mass (2). HH. Marshfield (2). II. Marshfield History. JJ. Marshfield Wreck. KK. Martha and Eliza. LL. Martha's Vinyard. MM. Martha's Vinyard Visit. NN. Martin, Dennis. 00. Mary Celeste. PP. Mary Rose. QQ. Mary had a little lamb. RR. Mass. Humane Society. SS. Mass. Marine Hist. League. TT. Mass. Mystery. UU. Massie Duel. VV. Matinicus Rock. WW. Mather, Cotton. XX. Mattakeesatt. YY. Maumee Sun. ZZ. Mayflower I. AAA. McCarthy, Francis X. BBB. McCord, David. CCC. McKay, Donald. DDD. McVey, Capt. EBE. Mermaids. FFf. Meserv~y Murder. GGµ. Metal Detector.
HHH. Middle Brewster. III. Middleborough. JJJ. Middlesex Canal. KKK. Mill River Disaster. Box115/ XI. Subject Files, Miscellaneous - Nickerson, Woodbury. A. Minot's Light (2). B. Miscellaneous. C. Misery Island. D. Molasses Tank Disaster. E. Molasses Disaster. F. Molligut. G, Monhegan. H. Monitor. I. Monster. J. Moody, Robert Earl. K. Moon Cussers. L. Monsters. M. Monomoy (2). N. Moran. 0. Moran, Henry. P. Moran, Ship. Q. Morison, Samuel Eliot. R. Morning Star. S. Morse. T. Moss, Virginia, Lee. U. Motor Boats, Div. 0£ V. Mt. Auburn Cemetery. W. Mount Vernon. X. Mount Washington. Y. Moxie. Z. Murder (2). AA. Museums. BB. Muting. CC. Mystic Seaport. DD. Nahant. EE. Nakashian. FF. Names of People in Government Service. GG. Nancy - schooner. HH. Nancy - White Mountain. II. Nantucket. JJ. Nantucket Boat Line. KK. Nantucket Heart. LL. Napoleon. MM. Nasson College. NN. National Archives. 00. Navy. PP. Navy Craft. QQ. Nelson, Adm. - Sword. RR. Nesmith. SS. New Bedford. TT. Newburyport. UU. New England Coastal Heritage. VV. New England Historic Genealogical Society. WW. New England Rim. XX. New Hampshire. YY. New Hampshire Ship. ZZ. Newport Tower. AAA. Newspapers. BBB. New York Weekly Tribune. CCC. Niagra Falls. DDD. Nickerson, Woodbury. Boxt-2- 52- XII. Subject Files, Nix's Mate - Pirates, Pirate Ships. A. Cape Cod(?). B. Nix's Mak. C. Nobel Prize. D. Noman's Island. E. Norfolk Navy Yard. F. NorthA:frica. G, North River. H. North River. I. North Shore. J. North Shore Book. K North Shore Map. L. Nova Scotia. M. Nubble Light. N. Nungesser and Coli. 0. Nunnery Hill. P. Nut Island. Q. Oak Island. R. O'Neill, Eugene. S. Oak Island Treasure. T. Oakley, L. Alexander. U. Observant Citizen. V. Ocean. W. Ocean Born Mary. X. Oceans. Y. Oklahoma. Z. Oglethorpe.
AA. OldEhn. BB. Old letterheads and env. CC. Old Man of the Mountain. DD. Old North Church. EE. Old Oaken Bucket. FF. Old Oaken Bucket. GG. Old State House. HH. Olive Pecker. IL One Hundred Sites. JJ. O'Reilly, John Boyle. KK. Oregon. LL. Orissa Shipwreck. MM. Outier Brewster. NN. Oxford, Mass. 00. Padre Island. PP. Pointers' Arms. QQ. Paintings. RR. Palatine. SS. Pahner. TT. Palow, Franz. UU. Pamir. VV. Parama Coral. WW. Parker, Jefferson Haskell. XX. Parker, Seth. Y'f. Parkman Francis. zz. Peabody Museum. AAA. Pearson, Hayden. BBB. Peddock's Island. CCC. Peg Leg (Pirates). DDD. Pelican. EBE. Pemaguid. FFF. Pemberton. GGG. Pemberton Mills Disaster. HBH. Pembroke. III. Penikese Island. JJJ. Penobscot. KKK. Personalities. LLL. Perth Amboy. MMM. Peterson, Margaret. NNN. Phillips, Asa. 000. Pickwick Club. PPP. Pickwick Club Disaster. QQQ. Pilgrims. RRR. Pilgrims. SSS. Pilot Boat. TTT. Pin This. UUU. Pirates. VVV. Pirates, Pirate Ships. Box l3 5J XIII. Subject Files, Plum Island - Sable Island. A. Plum Island. B. Plymouth. C. Poe, Edgar Allan. D. Poetry. E. Polish History. F. Pollution. G. Polly. H. Ponzi. I. Poore, Ben; Perley. J. Port Hunter. K. Portland. L. Portland Light. M. Portland Storm. N. Portsmouth. 0. Possible Columns. P. Postcards - Lighthouse. Q. Priddy (Murder). R. Prince of Fundy. S. Princeton - Explosion. T. Province House. U. Provincetown, Mass. V. Provincetown Motor Vessel. W. Prudence Island. X. Pulaski, Explosion. Y. Putnam, Israel. Z. Quantrille's Raid. AA. Quarterboards. BB. Queen Elizabeth. CC. Queen Elizabeth 2. DD. Quincy. EE. Quincy Cooperative Bank. FF. Quincy Patriot Ledger. GG. Radio. HH. Radio - Six Bells. II. Railways. JJ. Rainsford's Island. KK. Read, Charles W. LL. Regicides. MM. Remick, Christian. NN. Rescues. 00. Revere, Paul (2). PP. Rhode Island. QQ. Richards, Samuel. RR. Richmond's Island, ME. SS. Robbery TT. Robbery - Northampton Bank. UU. Robbins, Roland. VV. Robinson Crusoe. WW. Rockland, ME. XX. Rockland Natural Science Committee. YY. Rocks. ZZ. Roger Groups. AAA. Rogue Island. BBB. Rose, H.M.S. CCC. Rowe, Caroline K. DDD. Royal George. EEE. Rogg, Peter. FFF. Rum - runner. GGG. Runic Stones. IIBH. Russell, Benjamin. III. Russell, Francis (2). JJJ. Ryan, Allie. KKK. S.0.S. LLL. Sable Island. MMM. Sacco - Vanzetti. Box145'9 XIV. Subject Files, Sailing Rigs - Ships - Identification. A. Sailing Rigs. B. Sailing Routes. C St. Croix. D. St. Elmo's Fire. E. St. John. F. St. Pierre and Miguelon. G, Sable Island. H. Salem and Salem Five. I. Salkowski, Helen and John. J. Salmon Paintings. K. SanFrancisco. L. The Sarah. M. Savannah. N. Save our Shores. 0. Scatari Island. P. Saquish. Q. Schooners. R. Schroeder. S. Scituate (2). T. Scollay Square. U. Scollay Square Song. V. Scorpion (Submarine). W. Scotland (shipwreck). X. Scrimshaw. Y. Scuba Diving. Z. Sea. AA. Sea Coast Fortifications. BB. Sea Disasters and Inland Catastrophes. (Cover). CC. Sea Secrets. DD. Sea Serpent. EE. Sears Crescent. FF. Seguin Island and Light. GG. Seller Map. HH. Serampore Wreck. II. Serrano, Peter. JJ. Sevigny, Charles. KK. Sewall, Samuel. LL. Shanks. MM. Shattuck, Wilfred. NN. Sherman, Paul. 00. Ship (2). PP. Ship and Cruise Boats. QQ. Ships - Identification. Box f5 5S XV. Subject Files, Shipwrecks - Sparrowhawk. A. Shipwrecks. B. Shipwrecks and Disasters. C. Shipwrecks (2). D. Shirley- Eustis House. E. Shirley Gut. F. Skeglaff, Adm. W.B. G. Sierra Club. H. Sims, Pauline. I. Sindra. J. Sister Jean. K. Sisters Near Ellswroth, ME. L. Six Bells. M. Snow, Alice. N. Snow - Coat of Arms. 0. Snow in other Papers, Magazine, TV. P. Snow, Ed, 1978 - negatives and photos. Q. Publicity (2). R. Snow, Albert. S. Snow Bibliography. T. Snow Storms. U. Skeleton. V. Slavers. W, Slocum, Joshua. X, Small Boat Crossings. Y. Smith, Fitz- Henry, Jr. Z. Small, Isaac Morton. AA. Smithsonian Institution. BB. Snakes. CC. Snetind. DD. Somerset. EE. Somerset. FF. Songs. Mass and National Flag Song. GG. South Boston. HH. South Street Museum. IL Sparrowhawk. Box lo SI,.. XVI. Subject Files, Spanish - Italian Logbook - Thresher (families, crew pictures). A. Spanish - Italian Logbook. B. Spear, Thomas [Phillip]. C. Spectacle Island. D. Spies. E. Spiritualism. F. Spooner. G. Spray (Also see Slocum). H. Squantum I. Staffordshire. J. Starbuck. K. "Star - Spangled Banner". L. State Street Bank Trust. M. Statues. N. Steamship Historical society (also see R. Loren Graham). 0. Steamship Lines. P. Stephen R. Jones. Q. Stevenson, Robert Louis. R. Stories of the Sea. S. Storm Wreckage. T. Strange Brook Story. U. Stuyvesant, Peter. V. Submarine Chaser 241. W. Submarines. X. Sultana. Y. Sunbeam. Z. Supernatural. AA. Superstitions. BB. Sweetser, Moses Foster. CC. Switchblade Knife. DD. Twharf. EE. Tales of Terror and Tragedy. FF. Tall Ships, 1980. GG. Tall Ships (2). HH. Taunton. IL Tedesco. JJ, Tennyson. KK. Thaddeus. LL. Thanksgiving. MM. "Thar She Blows" by Llewellyn Howland. NN. Thatcher's Island. 00. Thomas Crane Public Library. PP. Thomas, Seth. QQ. Thompson's Island. RR. Threnodia. SS. Tillamook Rock-Oregou. TT. Titanic. UU. "Thomas W. Lawson". VV. Thoreau, Henry David. WW. Thresher (Families and crew). BoxN Sl'- XVII. Tinker's Island - U.S. Army Forts. A. Thresher. B. Three Sisters ofSambro. C. Tide, A Telt with the Possible story. D. Tinker's Island. E. Titance. F. Titicut. G, Tod Clippings. H. Topliff, Samuel. I. Train Wreck. J. Trani. K. Treasure (10). L. Treasure Chests (2). M. Treasure - Clippings. N. Treasure - Deer Island. 0. Treasure - General. P. Treasure - Letters. Q. Treasure - 1973. R. Treasure Pictures. S. Trent Affair. T. Trieste. U. Trip Notices. V. Tripod. W. Tristan da Cunha. X. Trolley cars. Y. Trouant's Island. Z. Tucker, Teddy. AA. Tunnel. BB. Turner. CC. Turtles. DD. Tussaud, Madame. EE. United Daughters of the Confederacy. FF. U.S. Army Forts (2). Box t8 Si XVIII. Subject Files, Union Boat Club - Zoo Ships and To Be Filed. A. 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Deering. W. Casco Bay. X. Castle Island. Y. Celebrities. Z. Cemetery. AA. Characters (Misc.). BB. Charlestown Navy Yard. CC. City of Salisbury. DD. Clam Diggers. EE. Clow, Fred. FF. Coast Guard. GG. Cohasset. HH. Coins. II. Constitution. JJ. Dawson, Montague. KK. Disasters. LL. Diving. MM. Duxbury. NN. Eastern Point Light. 00. Fire. PP. Flying Santa. QQ. Fort Warren (2). RR. House Boats. SS. Hurricane. TT. Ice Pictures. UU. Isle au Haute. VV. Isle of shoals. WW. Lectures. XX. Lifesaver James. YY. Lighthouses (2). Box~ Added to Box 68 I. Printed Materials. A. Announcement cards promoting ERS lectures. [Env. 1] 1. AAmazing Tales of Our Sea and Shore,@ 1951-1952 season; includes reservation card. 2. APiracy, Shipwrecks & Nautical History in New England,@ 2/18/61. Snow, Edward Rowe (4/9/09)