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http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c87s7q8j Online items available Finding aid to the Helen Holdredge Collection, 1849-1979SFH 36 Finding aid prepared by Tim Wilson San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library 100 Larkin Street San Francisco, CA, 94102 (415) 557-4567 [email protected] 2013 Finding aid to the Helen SFH 36 1 Holdredge Collection, 1849-1979SFH 36 Title: Helen Holdredge Collection, Date (inclusive): 1849-1979 Date (bulk): 1951-1972 Collection Identifier: SFH 36 Creator: Holdredge, Helen O'Donnell Physical Description: 12.0 boxes(6.0 cubic feet) Contributing Institution: San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library 100 Larkin Street San Francisco, CA, 94102 (415) 557-4567 [email protected] Abstract: The collection contains research materials and draft manuscripts for Holdredge's books on Mary Ellen Pleasant, Thomas and Teresa Bell, Lola Montez, Isaiah W. Lees, and Lillie Hitchcock Coit. It also includes some correspondence about her research and speaking engagements, as well as photographs and some realia. Physical Location: The collection is stored onsite. Language of Materials: Collection materials are in English. Access The collection is available for use during San Francisco History Center hours, with photographs available during Photo Desk hours. Collections that are stored offsite should be requested 48 hours in advance. Please call the San Francisco History Center for hours and information at 415-557-4567. Publication Rights All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the City Archivist. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the San Francisco Public Library as the owner of the physical items. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Helen Holdredge Collection (SFH 36), San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library Provenance The Helen Holdredge Collection was donated to The San Francisco Public Library by Holdredge in several accessions from 1971 through 1982. Related Materials Researchers are encouraged to also see the San Francisco Public Library's ephemera files on Mary Ellen Pleasant, Lola Montez, Isaiah Lees, and Lotta Crabtree. It is possible that some of Holdredge's collected newspaper articles may have been incorporated into these files. Processing note For many years the collection was divided into 2 major groupings (the Mary Ellen Pleasant Collection and the Lola Montez Collection) with all additional accessions organized as stand-alone collections, and with photographs separated to the San Francisco Historical Photograph collection according to subject. In 2013, the library reintegrated all of the smaller collections to form a single Helen Holdredge Collection that documents her research and writing, in addition to the primary sources that she collected. Many of the items have a number assigned by Holdredge. These numbers have been noted on folders but not within the finding aid. Biographical note Helen Douglas O'Donnell Holdredge is the author of several books on noteworthy and notorious San Franciscans. She was born in Duluth, Minnesota, on September 17, 1898, the daughter of Patrick J. and Martha Archer (Simpson) O'Donnell. Helen was a student at the University of Oregon, 1923-1926; and was a member of Theta Sigma Phi. She trained as an opera singer and debuted in concert in 1919. She performed with various opera companies through 1924. She was also active in theater in Laguna Beach and Sacramento. The primary subjects of Holdredge's books are Mary Ellen Pleasant, Lola Montez, Lillie Hitchcock Coit, Thomas Frederick Bell and Teresa Percy Bell, and Isaiah Wrigley Lees. Holdredge's books are generally quite accessible but have come under criticism for their lack of specific documentation. Her books include: The House of the Strange Woman (San Carlos, Calif.: Nourse, [1961]), Mammy Pleasant (New York: Putnam, [1953]; republished San Carlos, Calif.: Nourse, 1961), Firebell Lillie (New York: Meredith Press, [1967]), Lola Montez (London: Alvin Redman, [1957]), Mammy Pleasant's Cookbook (San Finding aid to the Helen SFH 36 2 Holdredge Collection, 1849-1979SFH 36 Francisco: 101 Productions, [1970]), Mammy Pleasant's Partner (New York: Putnam, [1954]), and The Woman in Black: the life of Lola Montez (New York: Putnam, [1955]). Helen married Claire Parker Holdredge in 1926 and the couple lived in Sacramento, California. They had two children. Claire died on January 28, 1961; Helen died on March 19, 1986. Scope and Contents The collection contains research materials and draft manuscripts for Holdredge's books on Mary Ellen Pleasant, Thomas and Teresa Bell, Lola Montez, Isaiah W. Lees, and Lillie Hitchcock Coit. It also includes some correspondence about Holdredge's research and speaking engagements, as well as photographs and some realia. The largest series are the Writings and the Research Files for Mary Ellen Pleasant. The first contains book drafts. But is also includes notes on writing style, with particular references to the Brontes, and on how to convey a story. In addition, the Interview books in the Mary Ellen Pleasant subseries contain several references to lawyer John McNab's recommendations for emending drafts of the book "Beware of Mammy Pleasant" (published as Mammy Pleasant). The Pleasant subseries includes several primary documents by Mary Ellen Pleasant and Teresa Bell. Several of these documents, most especially the Bell diaries, include Holdredge's tabbed entries with her notes in pencil on important points for her books. Holdredge's research on Mary Ellen Pleasant includes material on the experience of African-Americans in the United States, specifically San Francisco, and the work of abolitionists. Arrangement The collection is arranged into five series: Series 1. Correspondence; Series 2. Writings; Series 3. Research; Series 4. Photographs; and Series 5. Realia. Subjects and Indexing Terms Bell, Teresa, d. 1922 Bell, Thomas Frederick, 1819 or 20-1892 Coit, Lillie Hitchcock, 1843-1929 Lees, Isaiah W., 1830-1902 Montez, Lola, 1818-1861 Pleasant, Mary Ellen, 1814-1904 Box 1, Folder 1 Series 1 Correspondence, 1956-1978, undated Physical Description: 1.0 folder Scope and Contents The series contains both professional and personal correspondence. Holdredge notes that she discarded fan mail unless it contained information pertinent to her research. As a result, some correspondence is filed in the Writings, Research, and Realia series. Of note are the exchanges with Russell Leake who photographed many places for Holdredge's books, and with Mildred Robbins, the San Francisco Chronicle writer of "Millie's Column," with whom Holdredge shared gossip and research of San Franciscans. The correspondence with James D. Hart, and from George F. Jackson to Holdredge's agent Noel R. Rubaloff, concerns the authenticity of some images of Mary Ellen Pleasant. Letters exchanged with William B. Tyler concern the bedspread made by Mary Ellen Pleasant that Tyler gave to Holdredge. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by surname. See also: Box 4 / Folder 48. Realia. Scrapbook See also: Box 4 / Folders 24-26. Research-Files-Pleasant. Interview books Abajian, James de T., 1970 Ackerman, Irving C., 1961, undated Arbuckle, Clyde, 1972 Benton, Elinor Eltinge, 1969 Finding aid to the Helen SFH 36 3 Holdredge Collection, 1849-1979SFH 36 Series 1Correspondence, 1956-1978, undated Bradshaw, Olive, October 29 Burkhard, Grace, 1957 Bushman, Iva M., undated Butler, Phyllis, 1972 Caen, Herb, [1971] Caro, Linette (Mrs. William), 1972 Clary, Raymond H., 1971 Cowan, Elbert S., Santa Barbara Historical Society, 1957 Gilbert, Helen, undated Gold, Jacquelyn Floody, 1966 Hart, James D., Bancroft Library, 1975 Harvey, Patricia, 1961 [Jackson, George D.] to Noel R. Rubaloff, 1974 Lapp, Rudolph M., 1972 Leake, Russell, 1957-1968 Lee, C. Y., 1966 Montgomery, Richard G., 1975 Moran, Mrs. Colette M., [1972] Parker, Joan, undated Parmelee, Robert, 1964 Peterson, Ivan L., Jr., 1959 Robbins, Mildred "Millie", 1966-1976 Tilton, Cecil G., undated Tyler, William B., 1967 Webber, Madeline Columbo ["daughter of Frank Columbo, the "ghost" of Mammy Pleasant's House of Mystery"--HH], 1978 Williams, David A., 1961 Wolsham, A. M., 1956 Yates, John D., 1972 Series 2 Writings, 1951-1967 Physical Description: 22.0 folders Scope and Contents The series contains typescripts, drafts and galleys for several of Holdredge's books. Several of the drafts contain editorial markings. There are also shorter articles written by Holdredge. In addition, this series includes the legal papers regarding Holdredge's suit against against Knight Publishing for infringement of copyright specifically regarding the works Mammy Pleasant's Partner and Mammy Pleasant. Of interest within the legal papers is the page describing the provenance of the Pleasant and Bell papers in Holdredge's collection. The interview volumes in the Research-Files-Pleasant series contain Holdredge's notes on conversations with lawyer John McNab regarding the draft "Beware of Mammy Pleasant" which was published as Mammy Pleasant. The volumes also include some correspondence with editor Virginia Carrick. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by folder title. Box 1, Folder 2 Mary Ellen Pleasant book project. Notes on the provenance of Holdredge's research material, and on her meeting with researchers Muriel Wright and Stella Ingram Brown, 1951, undated Box 1, Folder 3 Notes regarding dramatic writing and some plot summaries, undated Box 1, Folder 4 "Barbary Coast Frequenters," undated Box 1, Folders
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