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Joseph E. Garland, Manuscripts and Source Material Collection JOSEPH E. GARLAND, MANUSCRIPTS AND SOURCE MATERIAL COLLECTION Creator: Joseph E. Garland Dates: [dates of collection material (add bulk if relevant) Quantity: 13.0 linear feet (26 manuscript containers, 4 scrapbooks, 7 tapes, 1 large chart title “Cape Cod to Newfoundland” circa 1933, 1 4”x6” gray, metal, reference card file, 1 6”x12” black and white, cardboard, reference card file, 2 7.5”x10” three ring binders, 1 9”x11.5” three ring binders, 1 7.5”x10” three ring binder) Acquisition: Accession #: 2001.54 ; Donated by: Joseph E. Garland on 10/12/2001; 10/17/2001; 1/11/2002; 7/24/2002. Accession #: 2015.039 – Addendum I. Identification: A22 ; Archive Collection #22 Citation: [Document Title]. The Joseph E. Garland, Manuscripts and Source Material Collection, [Box #, Folder #, Item #], Cape Ann Museum Library & Archives, Gloucester, MA. Copyright: Requests for permission to publish material from this collection should be addressed to the Librarian/Archivist. Language: English Finding Aid: Howard Thomas, August 2003; supervisor, Ellen Nelson, archivist. Addendum I: Bing McGilvary, 2016; supervisor, Stephanie Buck, CAM Archivist. Joseph E. Garland, Manuscripts and Source Material Collection – A22 – page 2 Biographical Note Joseph E. Garland was exposed to Gloucester at an early age as his family summered in Cape An on the Annisquam River and his father and ancestors had family ties to the area. He moved to Gloucester as a full time resident in 1959 and launched his career as a free-lance author. With the publication of each new book, his eminence as a journalist, editor, biographer and historian has soared until today he is recognized as one of the most talented and respected authors in the United States. A brief biography is set forth below: Joseph Everett Garland Profession: Writer Address: 95 Eastern Point Boulevard, Gloucester MA 01930-4443 Birth: Boston, MA, September 30, 1922. Parents: Joseph & Mira (Wellman Crowell) Garland Married 1: Rebecca S. Choate of Winona, MN, April 8, 1947. Divorced May 31, 1979 Children: Margaret, May 31, 1948; Susan, July 18, 1950. Three grandchildren. Married 2: Helen Reid Bryan of Hastings-on-Hudson, NY, October 29, 1981. Stepchildren: Anna Carlson Gannett, Janet Carlson Freed, Alison Carlson Burbank, Robert Carlson; eight step grandchildren. Education: Park School, Brookline, MA; Roxbury Latin School, West Roxbury, MA (1940); Harvard College, A.B. 1944 (1946). Military Service: World War II: Private First Class (Scout), Intelligence & Reconnaissance Platoon, 157th Regiment, 45th (Thunderbird) Infantry Division, October 20, 1943 - September 27, 1944. Campaigns: Italy (Winter Line, Anzio Beachhead); Southern France; Vosges. Combat Infantryman’s Badge, Bronze Arrowhead, Purple Heart, Bronze Star. Active duty March 1943 - November 1945. Employment: Minneapolis Tribune (1946-7). General assignment reporter. The Associated Press, Boston (1947-9). General reporting, rewrite, copy editor, wire editor, State House reporter, weekly New England business columnist. The Associated Press (1949). Boston Herald (1950-2). General assignment, labor and medical reporter, business column. American Newspaper Guild, CIO (leave of absence from Herald, 1952), International Representative. Boston Herald (1956). Medicine, science, features. Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals, Boston. Director of Public Relations, Aug. 1956 - Jan. 1958. Self-employed since February 1, 1958. Boston Medical Quarterly, published by Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals and Boston University School of Medicine (June 1957 - June 1960). Managing Editor. Joseph E. Garland, Manuscripts and Source Material Collection – A22 – page 3 Director of Publicity, 150th Anniversary Celebration, Massachusetts General Hospital, winter 1960-1. Miscellaneous Activities Rear Commodore, Eastern Point Yacht Club, Gloucester, 1962-3. Chairman, Cape Ann McCarthy for President Committee, 1969. Board of Managers, Cape Ann Historical Association, 1973-5. Incorporator, Addison Gilbert Hospital, Gloucester. Incorporator, Cape Ann Savings Bank, Gloucester. Gloucester Historical Commission, 1968-93. Director, Sawyer Free Library, 1973-82. General Chairman, Sawyer Library Building Campaign, 1973-4. Gloucester Award for the Bicentennial Year, Gloucester Civic and Garden Council (1976): “To an individual who put his or her concern into action for the development and environmental beauty of Gloucester.” President, Sawyer Free Library, 1978-82. Mayor’s Schooner Festival Committee, 1985 - Gloucester Fire Department Building Committee, 1987. Gloucester Waterways Commission, 1988-93. Founding president, The Gloucester Adventure, Inc. (a nonprofit corporation established to own and restore the Gloucester fishing schooner Adventure), 1988-90, 1993. Chairman, Cape Ann Historical Association Fisheries & Maritime Advisory Committee, 1992-3. President, Friends if the Sawyer Free Library, 1993-4. Gloucester City Council 75th birthday commendation, 1997. Gloucester Cultural Council, first Walker Hancock Award for outstanding contributions to the arts and humanities, 1999. Thus it is evident that Joseph E. Garland is a highly respected citizen of Gloucester who has contributed greatly to the enrichment of the community and each individual member by his writings and leadership. Scope and Content of the Collection This collection provides a unique insight not only into the long and laborious research required in writing a book but also shines a light on the business relationship between author and publisher. Included in the collection are reference card files detailing the gathering of source material and the difficulty of categorizing and marshaling the material into useable form; tapes of interviews to both learn and preserve factual data; correspondence setting forth the difficult process of selecting illustrations and obtaining permission to use and reproduce them and occasional hints Joseph E. Garland, Manuscripts and Source Material Collection – A22 – page 4 of the sense of humor required to overcome the road blocks that constantly arise. Numerous copies of drafts of manuscripts, with hand written notes and changes of the author, evidence the ever evolving sequence necessary to achieve a final draft. Joseph E. Garland has provided documents relating to 27 of his published works including a large amount of source material. We have arranged the collection in subject series by the chronological date of original publication of each work, as much as possible, and the correspondence and related items are also in chronological arrangement within each folder. The photographs have been scanned and catalogued. The scanned images are stored digitally and the original photographs and negatives are kept in archival storage. Addendum I Accession #: 2015.039 Quantity: 9 16 x 13 cartons This addendum is most notable for the research, correspondence, notes and manuscripts for Mr. Garland’s book Unknown Soldiers, the files on various vessels he owned, the photograph albums of family and friends. Series Description I. Published Work II. Unpublished Work III. Source Material: Joseph E. Garland, Manuscripts and Source Material Collection – A22 – page 5 Container List Series I. Published Work: Box I A. Joint Commission on Mental Illness and Health 1959-1960 FF1 1. Correspondence and Drafts of Staff Reviews This file contains correspondence between JEG and officials of the Joint Commission and drafts of Staff Reviews of various subjects related to mental health. JEG was ghostwriter of Epidemeology and Mental Illness, R. J. Plunket and J. E. Gorchon, 1960. B. An Experiment in Medicine: A History of the Pratt-New England Center Hospital. Riverside Press. 1960 FF2 1. Correspondence and Draft of Book 1958-1965 This file contains general correspondence between JEG and the Hospital, a copy of “Hospital Administration”, a journal of the American College of Hospital Administrators, Spring 1961, Volume 6, Number 2, containing a review of book (page 42) and a draft of book dated July 1, 1959. (Note - this is JEG’s first book.) C. Every Man Our Neighbor: A Brief History of the Massachusetts General Hospital 1811-1961. Little, Brown. Boston. 1961. FF3 1. Correspondence, Notes and Draft of Book 1960-1985 This file contains general correspondence between JEG and MGH, notes and source references, draft of book, copy of 150th Anniversary Program for MGH, Feb. 1, 1961, list of “Pioneering Achievements in Medical Science” at MGH 12846-1953, and a “Proposal for a Public Education Service” at MGH by JEG, Mar. 24, 1961. D. To Meet These Wants: The Story of the Rhode Island Hospital 1863-1963. Rhode Island Hospital 1963 and Second Edition, revised and updated 1988. FF4 1. Correspondence, Notes and Handwritten Draft of Book This file contains general correspondence, primarily by Oliver G. Pratt, Executive Vice-President of RIH to JEG 1962-1963; misc. notes and RIH bulletins, and a handwritten draft of book. FF5 2. Second Edition, revised and updated 1988 This file contains general correspondence 1986-1987, source material, newspaper clippings and RIH brochures and maps. FF6 3. RIH Financial Woes and Draft of Editorial Response 1988 This file contains a collection of newspaper articles and clippings relating to financial woes at RIH, financial data and draft of guest editorial response prepared by JEG for head of RIH’s 125th Anniversary Steering Committee. Box 2 E. Lone Voyager (biography of Howard Blackburn). Little, Brown. 1963. (Hutchinson. London. 1964. Le Solitaire du Large, second of Bleu Ocean series. Editions Denoel. Paris.
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