Guide to the Alice Marshall Women’s History Collection, ca. 1546-1997.

The Pennsylvania State University Penn State Harrisburg Library Archives and Special Collections

Contact Information: Heidi Abbey Moyer Archivist and Humanities Reference Librarian Coordinator of Archives and Special Collections Penn State Harrisburg Library Archives and Special Collections 351 Olmsted Drive, Room 303 Middletown, PA 17057-4850 Tel.: 717.948.6056 E-mail: [email protected] Web: https://libraries.psu.edu/about/libraries/ penn-state-harrisburg-library/alice-marshall-womens-history-collection

Date Completed: August 2010; Last Revised: 25 May 2017

© 2007-2017 The Pennsylvania State University. All rights reserved. Descriptive Summary

Creator: Marshall, Alice Kahler. Title: Alice Marshall Women’s History Collection. Dates: ca. 1546-1997, bulk 1840-1950. Accession No.: AKM 91/1 – AKM 91/95. Language: Bulk of materials in English; some French. Extent: 238 cubic feet. Repository: Archives and Special Collections, Penn State Harrisburg Library, University Libraries, Pennsylvania State University.

Administrative Information

Access

This collection is open for research. There are no access restrictions on this collection. Permission is required to quote from or duplicate materials in this collection.

Usage Restrictions

Use of audiotapes may require reformatting and/or production of listening copies.

Acquisitions Information

Gift and purchase of Alice K. Marshall of Camp Hill, Pa., in 1991.

Processing Information

Processed by: Heidi Abbey Moyer, Archivist and Humanities Reference Librarian and Coordinator of Archives and Special Collections (2006-Present), and Martha Sachs, Former Curator of the Alice Marshall Collection; in collaboration with Katie Barrett, Public Services Assistant (2014-Present), Lynne Calamia, American Studies Graduate Student (2007-2008); Jessica Charlton, Humanities Graduate Student (2008); Danielle K. Pfeffer, Humanities Graduate Student (2008-2010); Jennifer Dutch, American Studies Ph.D. Candidate (2010), Katherine A. Gorrell, American Studies Graduate Student (2012) and Archives and Public Services Assistant (2013-Present); and Megan Bennett, American Studies Graduate Student (2013-2014), Ashlee Vandewater, American Studies Graduate Student (2014-2015).

Edited by: Susan Hamburger, Manuscripts Cataloging Librarian, and Jackie R. Esposito, University Archivist, 2011, and by Heidi Abbey Moyer (2007-2016).

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Preferred Citation

Courtesy of the Alice Marshall Women’s History Collection, [Insert appropriate series number and/or accession number for the entire collection, i.e., AKM 91/1], Archives and Special Collections, Penn State Harrisburg Library, University Libraries, Pennsylvania State University.

Arrangement

The collection consists of 18 series, which are arranged by format. Within some series, the collection is further divided into subseries by genre and/or topic.

I. Catalogued and Uncatalogued Books II. Catalogued and Uncatalogued Pamphlets III. Magazines and Serials IV. Newspapers V. Sheet Music VI. Ephemera and Artifacts VII. Postcards VIII. Posters IX. Photographs X. Valentines XI. Graphics XII. Family and Personal Papers XIII. Women’s Organization Records XIV. Business, Government, and School Records XV. Albums/Scrapbooks XVI. Historical Manuscripts and Printed Works XVII. Vertical Files XVIII. Alice K. Marshall Papers

Biographical Note

Alice Kahler Marshall (1923-1997) was a Harrisburg-area journalist, magazine editor, speechwriter, researcher, compiler, and avid collector who devoted more than fifty years to collecting materials related to all aspects of women's lives, ranging from family and health to law and politics.

Born in Ithaca, New York, she attended George Washington University and worked briefly as a reporter for the Washington Post. During World War II, Mrs. Marshall served in the Women's Army Corps for one year. Following service with the Corps, she developed her initial fascination with the contradictions between the realities of women's lives and the stereotypes of women's behavior,

Alice Marshall Women’s History Collection (May 2017) P a g e | 3 particularly as revealed in popular culture. This led Mrs. Marshall to extensively collect materials on women's history for the rest of her life.

She married in 1944 and raised four children. The Marshall family moved in 1948 to the Harrisburg area where Mrs. Marshall spent 20 years working in various capacities for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. She served as the first public relations officer for the Department of State. Her other positions included that of deputy press secretary, chief speechwriter for the Department of Commerce, and senior research analyst for the House of Representatives. She retired from the Commonwealth in 1981, at which time she increased her collecting efforts. When illness caused her to be housebound in her later years, she became an avid computer user, cataloging her enormous collection on her home computer, and enthusiastically browsing the Internet.

Mrs. Marshall is the author of the reference book Pen Names of Women Writers from 1600 to the Present: A Compendium of the Literary Identities of 2650 Women Novelists, Playwrights, Poets, Diarists, Journalists and Miscellaneous Writers (1985). She also wrote numerous articles on women’s history. In 1987, she won Pennsylvania’s Award for Service to Women.

Scope and Content

The Alice Marshall Women’s History Collection (AMC) is the most extensive collection in Penn State Harrisburg’s Archives and Special Collections, and is considered by several scholars to be one of the largest, privately-compiled research collections on women’s history in the United States. Acquired by the Pennsylvania State University Libraries in 1991, the AMC was collected by Alice Kahler Marshall (1923-1997) over a period of 50 years. Items in this collection are an extremely eclectic compilation of approximately 11,000 visual, literary, and manuscript materials that reflect more than 300 years of women's history from the mid-sixteenth century through the mid-twentieth century. Represented in the AMC are advertising trade cards, broadsides, hand-colored fashion plates, journals, letters, manuscripts, newspapers, photographs, valentines, 105 posters, over 7,000 pieces of sheet music, more than 6,000 early 20th-century picture postcards, and 7,000 books and pamphlets. A detailed description of the collection’s components is as follows:

Books and Pamphlets: This portion of the AMC includes rare works by English and American authors from the eighteenth to the mid-twentieth centuries. The work of early women printers is well-represented, as are early Quaker and abolitionist tracts, accounts of criminal and divorce trials, works by 19th-century women travel writers, propaganda on both sides of the suffrage issue, including Women's Rights Convention programs, and materials on women as both victims and perpetrators of crime. While the collection is currently being cataloged according to the Library of Congress’ classification system for improved accessibility, the books were originally collected by Alice Marshall according to the following broad categories: abolition, artists, biographies (individual and collective), bigotry, birth control, bloomer, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, captivity, Civil War, crime, Dorothy Dix, divorce, doctors, education, expositions, fashion, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, health, hoboes, homemakers, housewives, Indian schools, journalism, law, Lowell, medicine, Mormons, novels and novelists, old women, pacifists, Pennsylvania, playwrights, poetry, politics, Queen Caroline, radicals, reform, religion, Salvation Army, Sanitary Commission, science, service

Alice Marshall Women’s History Collection (May 2017) P a g e | 4 organizations, servants, sexual harassment, sexuality, social work, sports, spouse abuse, suffrage, temperance, travel, vice, war, women in the American West, woman, Victoria Woodhull, Women's Movement, Virginia Woolf, workers, and working women.

Buttons, Badges, and Pins: The collection includes a wide variety of pins and buttons, many of which are related to social issues like abortion, birth control, war, political campaigns, and suffrage.

Graphics: This segment of the AMC is composed of engravings, aquatints, lithographs, hand- colored fashion plates, cartoons, and advertisements, largely dating from the mid-1800s through the 1930s.

Manuscripts: Among the manuscripts in the AMC are letters (including those of notable nineteenth-century literary women), autograph books, travel journals, and legal documents.

Newspapers: The AMC includes limited runs and single issues of a wide variety of eighteenth- through early twentieth-century American titles (including numerous Pennsylvania titles), as well as some English publications.

Magazines and Serials: Among the many journals in the AMC are The Free Enquirer, The Lowell Offering, The Women's Journal, The Revolution, The Forerunner, The Woman Citizen, The Anglo-Saxon Review, Mother Earth, The Suffragist, Godey's, and a complete run of Joanna Brome's The Observator (1681-1684). On the lighter side are early twentieth-century comic books, including a set of Arietta and the Cowgirls, and also a series of assorted romance comic books from the mid-twentieth century.

Postcards: This very large collection of 6,131 postcards illustrates Mrs. Marshall's interests in the stereotyping of women.

Posters: The AMC includes approximately 105 varied posters, such as large recruiting and home- front posters from World Wars I and II, and decorative advertisements for a nineteenth-century New York City newspaper.

Sheet Music: Spanning 1790 through the mid-twentieth century, this collection consists of more than 7,000 titles, including music about women, and by women composers and lyricists. The sheet music covers provide stereotypical visual evidence of, among many other subjects, suffragettes, immigrants, saintly mothers, bloomer girls, girls gone bad, working girls, and women suffering from the vagaries of love.

Valentines: This portion of the collection contains approximately 180 valentines. The majority of the items are comic or vinegar valentines that were also known as "Penny Dreadfuls" when they were originally published. Vinegar valentines lampoon women and their physical attributes, habits, styles of dress and behaviors. Among the ephemera are comic valentine sheets (ca. 1870-1920), sentimental valentines from World War II (ca. 1939-1945), and suffrage valentines (ca. 1915-1920).

There are many unique and rare items in the AMC which continue to be discovered on a daily basis. The collection contains many “firsts,” including the first printing of the first American literary work to advocate rights for women in The Weekly Magazine (March 17 through April 7, 1798), the earliest argument for women’s rights ever published by an American woman, Judith Sargent Murray, in The

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Massachusetts Magazine (March and April 1790), and the first printing of the first women’s rights song published in America, “Rights of Women, by a Lady,” in the Philadelphia Minerva (October 17, 1795).

Related Archival Material

Archives and Special Collections at the Penn State Harrisburg Library owns the Lena A. Girolami Collection, which contains clothing and other memorabilia owned by Lena Girolami during her service as a member of the 110th Women’s Army Corps (WAC).

Bibliography

The following is a list of books, newspaper and magazine articles, scholarly journal articles, as well as various online content (blog postings, websites, etc.) that include either a citation to or information about Alice Marshall or the Alice Marshall Women’s History Collection. Copies of selected items from the list below are housed in the Donor Control Files for the Collection.

Allen, Pauline. “Display to Portray Women’s History.” Sunday Patriot-News. March 22, 1987.

Baker, Deborah. “Woman’s Collection Fills a Historic-Female-Gap.” Philadelphia Inquirer. March 27, 1987.

Bradley, Mary O. “Collection Shines Light on Women’s History.” The Patriot-News. March 14, 2003.

Green, Midori V. “Visual Fictions and the U.S. Treasury Courtesans: Images of 19th-Century Female Clerks in the Illustrated Press.” Belphégor. July 2015. http://belphegor.revues.org/593

Kitch, Carolyn L. The Girl on the Magazine Cover: The Origins of Visual Stereotypes in American Mass Media. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2001.

Krebs, Jeanette. “Women-history expert’s home in paper flood.” (Harrisburg Evening News) Patriot-News. March 30, 1990: B1. B3.

Moyer, Heidi Abbey. “A History of Women’s Lives.” American Libraries. June 2015: 72.

Wilson, Sarah Ruth. “’Proud—I’ll Say!’: Images of Patriotic Service and Domestic Responsibility in World War II.” The Americanist Diversion. June 27, 2015. http://theamericanistdiversion.com/2015/06/27/proud-ill-say-images-of-patriotic-service-and- domestic-responsibility-in-world-war-ii/#menuopen

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Index Terms

Note to researchers: The following organizations, subjects, and genres are a sampling of available topics in the collection. These lists are not exhaustive. For more information, conduct a search using the Library’s online catalog, the CAT. Please consult with faculty or staff in the archives if you need additional assistance.

Organizations:

Advent Christian Denomination Church. Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Society American Association of University Women. Harrisburg Branch Camp Hill Civic Club Century Club of Pottstown (Pa.) Civic Club of Harrisburg (Pa.) Florentine Literary Society (Lancaster, Pa.) Greater Nursing Association of Pennsylvania Harrisburg Storytellers League Home Missionary Society (Philadelphia, Pa.) Medical Society of Franklin County (Pa.). Woman's Auxiliary Philomusian Club (Philadelphia, Pa.) St. Joseph's Hospital (Lancaster, Pa.). Woman's Auxiliary Salvation Army Society of Friends Union of Practical Suffragists Visiting Nurse Association of Harrisburg Wednesday Club (Harrisburg, Pa.) Woman's Christian Association (Hartford, Conn.) Woman's Christian Temperance Union Woman's Club of Mercersburg (Mercersburg, Pa.) Woman’s Relief Corps (U.S.). Dept. of Pennsylvania. Milesburg Post

Subjects:

Businesswomen History of woman suffrage Suffrage Women--Societies and clubs Women--Suffrage Women air pilots--Portraits Women authors Women athletes Women athletes--Portraits Women composers Women employees--Portraits Women in advertising Women on bank notes--Pictorial works

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Women on postage stamps Women photographers Women political activists Women politicians Women's rights Genres:

Advertisements Advertising cards Albums Black-and-white photographs Broadsides Bumper stickers Caricatures Cartes-de-visite Cartoons (humorous images) Cigarette cards Comic valentines Engravings Ephemera First day covers Invitations Letters Lithographs Matchbooks Negatives Paper money Passports Petitions Photographs Playing cards Postage stamps Posters Programs Scrapbooks Seals Sheet music Signatures (Names) Stereoscopic photographs Tickets Trade cards Visas Watercolors Yearbooks

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Container List

Series I: Catalogued and Uncatalogued Books, ca. 1650-1997.

Books have been cataloged and added to the Library’s online catalog, the CAT. Please consult the CAT to identify and locate these items using the following search strategy:

1. Use the “Advanced Search” option located in the “Catalog Searches” box. 2. Find the “Material type” option, and select “Book” from the drop-down menu. 3. Find the “Location” option, and select “Penn State Harrisburg – Alice Marshall – Spec Coll – 3Fl.” 4. To further narrow your search, add keywords such as a topic, subject, publication date, or author’s name. 5. Hit the “Search” button.

Please consult with faculty or staff in the archives if you need additional assistance.

Series II: Catalogued and Uncatalogued Pamphlets, [ca. 1852- ].

There are 50 pamphlet boxes in this series, and the materials are arranged in boxes according to their physical size. As of fall 2016, some boxes are temporarily housed at the University Park campus, where they are being cataloged. Approximately 80% of the collection has been cataloged already and is available for use in the archives. Individual items are searchable via the CAT. Please consult the CAT to identify and locate these items using the following search strategy:

1. Use the “Advanced Search” option located in the “Catalog Searches” box. 2. Find the “Material type” option, and select “Book” from the drop-down menu. 3. Find the “Location” option, and select “Penn State Harrisburg – Alice Marshall – Spec Coll – 3Fl.” 4. To further narrow your search, add keywords such as a topic, subject, publication date, or author’s name. 5. Hit the “Search” button.

Please also note that pamphlets, as well as books, will appear in your search results. If you are interested in visiting the archives to view a pamphlet in person, please record the pamphlet box number that is adjacent to the call number of the item in the CAT. Staff in Archives and Special Collections will need this information to determine whether or not the materials are located at University Park or in the archives.

Please consult with faculty or staff in the archives if you need additional assistance.

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Note to researchers: Originally, pamphlets in this series were organized in boxes according to broad topics. All of the materials have been rehoused according to size, the following list of categories is illustrative of the content that may be found in the series:

Abolition Adultery American Indians Art catalogs Birth control Bishop Onderdonk Charitable organizations and reports Child health Cooking Crime Divorce Education Expositions Fashion Feminism Fictional works Fitness Food Health Homemakers: Women’s Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences (see also “Inspiration Magazines”) Homemaking International Sanitary Commission Literature Maria Montessori Marriage and married women Missions philanthropy and reports Mormons Needlework and fashion catalogues Needlework patterns Nurses Pennsylvania Politics Poor-relief in Pennsylvania Prisons Public school reports from 1837 Rare items Religion Religious charities Sermons Sexual harassment Social problems Social work Sports

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Suffrage Temperance Traveling Vice War Women memoirs and recollections Women physicians Women workers Women writers Women’s clubs Women’s health and diseases Women’s liberation Workers

The following 40 boxes are housed in Archives and Special Collections as of October 2016:

Box 1 Box 2 Box 4-Box 34 Box 37-42 Box 50

The following 10 boxes are temporarily housed at the University Park campus for cataloging purposes as of October 2016:

Box 3 Box 35 Box 43-Box 49 Box 51

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Series III: Magazines and Serials, ca. 1789-1991.

This series is 148 cubic feet and consists of 481 magazine titles arranged alphabetically. Please Note: This inventory was compiled from an earlier non-digital version. Due to redundant entries, and other organizational issues in the original document, there may be inconsistencies between this inventory and actual holdings. The original hand-written inventory, which is available upon request, contains further notes regarding individual publications and their relevance to women’s history.

Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues

- A - A.B.W. North East West South, The 1 Actual Detective Stories of Women in 2 Crime Advocate + Family Guardian 7 Advocate of Moral Reform + Family 2 Guardian, The Argosy, The 1 Alkaloidal Clinic, The 1 American Jewish Archives 1 American Heritage 10 American Ladies Magazine 1 Americas 1 American Artist 11 American Book Review 1 American Collector 2 American Field, The 1 American Girl, The 6 American History “Illustrated” 22 American Historical Review 1 American Journal of Eugenics, The 2 American Journal of Nursing, The 2 American Journal of Sociology 5 American Lady, The 1 American Legion Magazine, The 1 American Legion Weekly, The 2 American Magazine, The 1 American Mercury, The 7 American Monthly, The 1 American Phrenological Journal, The 22 American Phrenological Journal and Life 1 Illustrated American Review of Reviews, The 3 American Rifleman, The 1 American Scholar, The 2 American Socialist, The 1

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues American West, The 5 American Woman, The 2 Anglo Saxon Review, The 7 Annals of Gynaecology 1 Annals of the American Academy of 1 Political and Social Sciences, The Aphra 3 Appleton’s Journal 16 Appleton’s Portrait Gallery of Women 2 Arena, The 4 Army Life 1 Arizona Highways 1 Art Amateur, The 6 Art + Antiques 2 Art Needlework 1 Art News 2 Art in America 2 Arthur’s Home Magazine 4 Arts Magazine 1 Arts & Decoration 1 Arts 4 Asla Bulletin 2 Atlantic Monthly, The 52 Author’s Review and Scrap Book 1 Autograph, The 1

- B - Battle Acts 2 Beauty and Health 4 La Belle Assemblée: The Universal 14 Advertising Sheet Belles Lettres 10 Bentley’s Miscellany: American Edition 2 Birth Control Review 1 Blast 1 Book News Monthly 1 Bookman’s Weekly 6 Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, 2 The Boston Spectator and Ladies Album 11 Boston Weekly Magazine 78 Britannia 7 British Book News – Supplement 2 British Heritage 7 Brooklyn Magazine, The 1

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues Broomstick: By, For, and about Women 13 over Forty Butler Review 1 Butlerick Fashions 1 Butlerick Quarterly 1

- C - Calling all Girls 1 Camp Chase Gazette 1 Carpet Bag, The 1 Cartoon Comedy 1 Cartoons Magazine 2 Casket, The 4 Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, 24 The Century Magazine, The 14 Chamber’s Edinburgh Journal 2 Chautauguan, The 45 Children – Garden 1 Children’s Friend, The 4 Children’s Work for Children 5 Christian Advocate, The 1 Christian Herald 27 Christian Herald Almanac, The 2 Christian Parlor Magazine 1 Christian World, The 4 Ciba Review 9 Civil War Times 7 Clubwoman 1 Click 3 College Humor 1 Collier’s 9 Colophon, The Columbian Magazine, The 6 Comfort 5 Connecticut Evangelical Magazine 6 Connexions 1 Continent, The 24 Cornhill Magazine 1 Coronet 3 Correspondent, The 1 Cosmopolitan, The 26 Cottage Hearth, The 1 Country Life in America 1 Country Women 3

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues Critic and Literary World, The 3 Current History 5

- D - Daedalus 1 Dearborn Independent, The 2 Delineator, The 19 Demorest’s Family Magazine 9 Designer, The 3 Dial, The 2 Do 1

- E - Eclectic Magazine 4 Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature 10 Edgar V. Einstein & Co’s Bazaar of 1 Fashions Edinburg Literary Journal, The 3 Edinburg Review 2 Elite Styles 1 Eliza Cook’s Journal 10 * Encounter 1 * Etiquette Book, The 1 European Magazine 1 Evangeline: Adam’s Own Book of 1 Astrology Everygirls’ 2 Everygirls’ Sports Issue 1 Everywoman 12 Every Saturday 1

- F - Family Christian Almanac, The 1 Family Magazine, The 5 Farmers Wife, the 12 Fashions 3 Fashions and Home 1 Feminist Studies 3 Flapper, The 1 Flapper 1 Flair 2 Forerunner, The 12 Ford Times 1 Fortune 8 Forum 13

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues FRA, The 9 Frank Leslie’s Boys and Girls Weekly 1 Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper 1 Frank Leslie’s Lady’s Magazine 12 Frank Leslie’s Lady’s Journal 2 Frank Leslie’s New Family Magazine 1 Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly 4 Frank Leslie’s Sunday Magazine 2 Freethinker’s Magazine, The 1 Friend, The 35 Friend of Virtue, The 4

- G - Galaxy, The 6 Gazette du Bon Ton 1 Gazette Times Almanac 1913, The 1 Gentlewoman 1 Girls Friendly Society, The 3 Gleaning in Bee Culture 1 Godey’s Lady’s Book 53 Godey’s Lady’s Book and Magazine 1 Godey’s Magazine 12 magazines 2 books Golden Book Magazine, The 1 Good Housekeeping 9 Good Stories 1 Graduate Woman, The 2 Graham’s Magazine 4 Great American’s At a Glance 1 Great Republic Magazine 1 Green Bag, The 4 Green Book, The 1 Grit: Story Section 1

- H - Hampton’s Magazine 1 Harper’s Bazar 63 Harper’s Franklin Square Library 2 Harper’s Magazine 15 Harper’s New Monthly Magazine 27 Harper’s Round Table 1 Harper’s Weekly 11 & 1 Harvey’s Weekly Health 1 Health – Culture 2

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues Herald of Health and Journal of Physical 2 Culture, The Hibernia Magazine, The 5 Historical Magazine and Notes and 17 Queries Concerning the Antiquities, History and Biography of America, The Home Arts and Entertainment 1 Home Guardian, The 1 Home-Maker, The 1 Home Magazine, The 1 Home Needlework Magazine 3 Household, The 7 Household Journal & Floral 1 Household News 1 How Health promotes Beauty 1 Humanitarian, The 3

- I - Illustrated American, The 6 Illustrated Christian Weekly, The 1 Illustrated London News, The 18 Illustrated London News Supplement, 1 The Illustrated Police News, The 17 Imprint 1 Independent, The 9 Independent Women 5 Inspiration 19 Inter Ocean, The 4 International Journal of Surgery, The 1 International Magazine 1 International Studio, The 2

- J - Journal of American Folk-Lore 1 Journal of American History, The 2 Journal of the American Medical 2 Association, The Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts 1 Journal of Social Issues, The 1 Journal of Women and Aging 1 Journalist, The 1 Judge 15 Judge’s Library 2

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues

-K- Knickerbocker, The 2

- L - La Revue Parisienne 1 Ladies’ Cabinet of Fashion, Music and 3 Romance, The Ladies’ Garland 2 Ladies’ Home Companion, The 1 Ladies’ Home Journal, The 46 Ladies’ Home Journal (Treasury), The 1 Ladies’ Magazine 1 Ladies’ Magazine, The 5 Ladies’ Monthly Museum, The 21 Ladies’ Pocket Magazine, The 7 Ladies Repository, The 16 Ladies’ Victorian Revue 1 Ladies World, The 3 Ladies Wreath 1 Ladies Wreath and Parlor Annual 1 Lady’s Book, The 2 Lady’s Weekly Miscellany, The 14 Larkin Idea, The 9 Laws of Life and Women’s Health 1 Journal, The Leisure Hour 11 Leslie’s 6 Leslie’s Monthly Magazine 1 Liberty 5 Life 69 Literary Digest 5 Literary Emporium 5 Literary Magazine and American Register 1 Littell’s Living Age 1 Little Pilgrim 5 Look 7 London Magazine 3 London Mercury, The 2 Los Angeles Times 1 Lotus Magazine, The 1

- M - Macfadden’s Physical Development 1 Maine Bulletin, The 3

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues Mankind 1 Massachusetts Magazine 8 Massachusetts Review, The 1 McCall Embroidery Book 2 McCall’s Magazine 27 McClure’s Magazine 13 McNaught’s 1 Medical Bulletin, The 6 Medical News and Library, The 9 Medical Record, The 12 Medical Talk for the Home 2 Mental Health Bulletin 4 Mentor, The 1 (4 copies) Metropolitan 2 Midwest 1 Minerva, The 10 Minerva, The (second run) 11 Minnesota Farmers Institute Annual 1 Mirror of Taste and Dramatic Censor, 7 The Missionary Herald 8 Missionary Register 7 Modern Priscilla 1 Modern Women 2 Monthly Anthology and Boston Review 1 Monthly Labor Review 1 The Monthly Magazine 7 Mother Earth 22 Mother’s Assistant and Young Lady’s 1 Friend, The Mother’s Magazine, The 6 Mother’s Magazine and Family Circle, 1 The Mother’s Magazine and Family Journal, 1 The Mother’s Magazine and Family Library, 1 The Mother’s Magazine and Family Visitant, 2 The Mother’s Monthly Journal, The 2 Mountain 1 Mrs. Stephen’s Illustrated New Monthly 1 Mrs. Stephen’s New Monthly 1 Mrs. 2 Ms. Magazine 87

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues The Munsy 12

- N - Nation, The 6 National Anti-Slavery Bazaar 1 National Geographic Magazine, The 4 National Magazine 3 National NOW Times 1 National Woman’s Studies Association, 11 The [NWSA] Nautilus, The 3 Needle Arts Book, The 1 Needlecraft, The Magazine of Home 15 Arts New Directions for Women 44 New England Magazine 1 New Idea 2 New Ladies Magazine, The 1 New Masses 19 New Review, The 1 New York Lancet 4 New York Times Magazine, The 1 New York Times Magazine, The 6 New Yorker, The 13 Newsweek 2 NWSA Journal 3

- O - Off Our Backs 1 Oldtimers Wild West 1 On the Issues 1 Opera News 1 Our Day 1 Our Little Ones and the Nursery 1 Outlook, The 33 OVR Outlook 3 Oyez Review 1

- P - Palette and Bench 15 Palimpsest 1 Pall Mall Magazine, The 1 Panoplist or the Christian Armory, The 1 Panoplist and Missionary Magazine, The 2 Pansy, The 1

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues Partisan Review 6 Penn State Froth 1 Pennsylvania Heritage 1 Pennsylvania History 13 Pennsylvania School Journal 1 Pennsylvania Times 1 Penny Magazine, The 3 People’s Journal 1 Phrenological Journal, The 18 Phrenological Journal 4 Phrenological Journal and Life 1 Illustrated, The Pictorial Review 3 Poet Lore 2 Poetry 60 Poster, The 7 Prisoner’s Friend, The 1 Puck 8 Public, The 2 Public Opinion 17 Puritan, The 1 Putnam’s Monthly 2

- Q - Quarterly Review, The 1 Quarterly Review of Literature 1 Queen of Fashion 1 Quest: A Feminist Quarterly 15 Quick 2

- R - Radical: Devoted to Religion, The 2 Radio Guide 1 Rambler 6 Reader’s Digest 2 Red Cross Magazine 1 Republican Court or American Society in 25 the Days of Washington, The Reviews in American History 4 Review of Reviews: An international 1 Magazine ,The Revolution, The 31 Rire, Le 2 Round Table, The 1 Roycrofter, The 1

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues Rural New Yorker 1

- S - Safety Engineering 1 Sartain’s Magazine 8 Saturday Evening Post 3 Saturday Magazine, The 19 Saturday Review 9 Saturday Review, The 5 Saturday Standard, The 5 School Arts magazine, The 1 Science of Health 1 Scientific American 17 Scientific American Supplement 8 Scribner’s Magazine 18 Seaside Library 9 Secret Service 1 Shaker and Shakeress Monthly 1 Shrine Magazine, The 1 Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and 21 Society Sign Reader, The 1 Sisters 1 Sketch, The 1 Sketch Supplement, The 10 Smithsonian 5 Social Work 1 Solidarity 1 Southern Magazine, The 1 Spectator, The 2 Sphere, The 1 Spirit of the English Magazines 1 Sports Illustrated 6 St. Nicholas 2 Standard, The 49 Standard’s Bathing Girls, The 1 Stateswoman, The 1 Stephen’s Monthly 2 Strand Magazine, The 2 Sunset: The Pacific Monthly 3 Survey, The 1 Sunday Magazine of the Philadelphia 5 Press Sunday Mirror 1 Susquehanna 1

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues

- T - Tab 1 Table Talk 1 Talkin Union 2 Technical World Magazine 1 Time 37 Theater Arts Monthly 1 Today’s Housewife 1 Track and Field News 4 Track Market Place 1 Trade 1 Trained Nurse and Hospital Review, The 2 Transformation 1 Transformations 1 Truck 1 True Cases of Women in Crime 1 True Frontier 1 Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature 6 T. V. Host 1 Twentieth Century 2 Two Tales 1

- U - U.S. News and World Report 3 U.S.S.R. 1 Union Signal, The 1 United States Magazine 6

- V - Van Norden 4 Vanity Fair 2 Vassar Quarterly 40 Vigilance 2 Vogue 1

- W - Waverly Magazine, The 1 Weekly Entertainer, The 9 Weeks Progress, The 2 Western Historical Quarterly 5 Westminster, The 1 Westminster Review, The 2 Wide A Wake [Awake] 1 Wide World, The 2

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Magazine/Serial Title Number of Issues Woman Citizen, The 52- 4 Boxes & 2 Books Woman Voter 1 Woman Voter and Newsletter, The 1 Woman Voter’s Bulletin, The 2 Womankind 1 Woman’s Advocate, The ? Woman’s Column, The 3 Woman’s Day 1 Woman’s Journal, The 1 Woman’s Home Companion 17 Woman’s Herald, The [formerly: The 11 Woman’s Penny Paper] Woman’s Penny Paper, The 6 Woman’s Physical Development 1 Woman’s Press, The 11 Woman’s Progress 2 Woman’s World 1 Woman’s World Fashions 1 Women a Journal of Liberation 1 Women of All Nations: An Enthralling 1 Pictorial Story of Womankind the World Over WOMENews 5 Women’s Magazine, The 4 Women’s News Journal 1 Women’s Review of Books 45 Women’s Studies Quarterly 1 Women’s Work for Women 10 Wood’s Household Magazine 21 World Progress 4 World’s Work, The 1

- Y - Yale Review, The 3 Yank 1 Yellow Book, The 1 Young Companion, The 1 Young Ladies Journal, The 2 Youth’s Companion, The 30

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Series IV: Newspapers, 1711-1989.

This series is approximately 17 cubic feet and consists of newspaper titles arranged alphabetically.

Newspaper Title Issues Date

Box 1: “AD-AV” Advocate and Family Guardian 1 1869 Albion, The 9 1841, 1846 Altruist, The 1 November 1898 American Sentinel (Philadelphia) 1 August 21, 1840 Argus, The 1 November 21, 1866 Argus (Weekly Argus and Rough Hewer) 1 May 21, 1842 Argus (Weekly Argus) 1 November 25, 1898 Athens Gazette (Bradford County, PA) 1 November 10, 1883 Athens Gleaner (Bradford County, PA) 6 1871 Atkinson’s Saturday Evening Post 12 1834, 1835, 1836, 1860 Atlas (NY) 1 March 19, 1831 Aurora of the Valley (Vermont) 1 February 12, 1870 Awakener, The 1 Dec. 1976, Jan. 1977

Box 2: “BAL-BOS” Ballou’s Pictorial (Boston) 2 1857, 1855 Baltimore Weekly Sun/The Sun 3 1862, 1893 Banner of Light (Boston) 16 1872, 1873, 1874, 1877, 1899 Bay State, the (Massachusetts) 1 March 8, 1880 Beadle’s Weekly (NY) 1 February 9, 1884 Boston Commercial Gazette 1 January 20, 1825 Boston Daily Journal 1 February 12, 1869 Boston Evening Transcript/Daily 6 1846, 1865, 1872 Evening Transcript Boston Gazette 1 March 20, 1769 Boston Herald 1 April 4, 1888 Boston Investigator 2 1877 Boston Daily Advertiser 3 1860, 1866, 1867 Boston Morning Post 2 1832 Boston Post 2 1865, 1868 Boston Spectator and Ladies Album 1 1827

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Box 3: “BRA-BRI” Bradford Star (Very brittle condition) 30 1894, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1901, 1902, 1903 British Workman 15 1856, No. 11 1856, 1858, 1859, 1861, 1862

Box 4: “Brooklyn” Brooklyn Daily Eagle 2 1868, 1913

Box 5: “CAM-CHI” Camden Daily Post 2 1879

Cameron County Press 5 1890, 1892, 1904

Carlisle Volunteer Herald 24 1913, 1915 Chambers Edinburgh Journal 7 1832, 1841 Charles City Press and Evening 1 December 7, 1936 Intelligencer Chester County Village Record 1 May 9, 1894 Chicago Daily Tribune 4 1872, 1874, 1876

Box 6: “CHR-CUR” Christian Advocate & Journal (NY) 2 1862 Christian Union, The (NY) 1 October 19, 1881 Christian World, The (Philadelphia) 2 1842 Church Advocate , The (Lancaster, PA) 1 April 8, 1874 (Many holes) Cincinnati Commercial, The 7 1869 Cincinnati Weekly Times (brittle) 6 1875 Clinton Republican (Lock Haven, PA) 1 February 3, 1892 Columbian for the Country, The (NY) 1 November 23, 1819 Columbian Centinel (Boston) 4 1792, 1814 Current Events (Columbus, Ohio/New 1 Week of October 24-28, York, NY) 1927

Box 7: “D” Daily Alta California 3 1870 Daily Breakthrough 3 November 18-20, 1977 Daily Bulletin Supplement (San 1 April 22, 1882 Francisco, California) Daily Dispatch (Manchester, U.K) 1 November 16, 1918 Daily Evening Herald (Stockton, 1 November 14, 1872 California) Daily Graphic, The (NY) 1 August 8, 1873

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Newspaper Title Copies Date

Daily Journal Gazette, The (Matoon, 1 June 1, 1937 Illinois) Daily National Intelligencer (Washington, 13 1826, 1835, 1836, 1837, DC) 1840, 1846, 1852, 1867 Daily Sketch (London, U.K.) 1 November 19, 1910 Daily State Guard (Harrisburg, PA) 1 January 7, 1868 Denison Daily News (Denison, TX) 1 October 23, 1879 Dollar Newspaper, The (Philadelphia, 5 1847, 1848 PA) Dulap & Claypoole’s American Daily 1 September 6, 1794 Advertiser (Philadelphia, PA)

Box 8: “Elmira-Evening City Gazette” Elmira Daily Advertiser 7 1870, 1880 1887, 1891, 1892, 1893, 1896 Elmira Sunday Telegraph (NY) 1 June 15, 1954 Emancipator, The (NY) 29 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840 Equal Rights (Baltimore) 11 1923, 1926, 1936 Evangelical Messenger, The (Cleveland, 1 December 10, 1872 Ohio) Evening City Gazette (Boston) 1 August 10, 1822 Evening Chronicle (Pottsville, PA) 1 December 21, 1875 May 3, 1875 Box 9: “Evening News – Exeter” Evening News, The (Harrisburg, PA) 16 1927, 1928, 1931 Evening Post, The (NY) 2 1863, 1869 Evening Sentinel, The (Carlisle, PA) 2 1913, 1917 Evening Telegraph, The (Philadelphia, 1 June 15, 1876 PA) Every Other Saturday (Boston) 1 November 21, 1885 Exeter News Letter and Rockingham 1 February 12, 1833 Probate Advertiser (New Hampshire)

Box 10: “Franklin Leslie’s Illustrated Newspapers” Frank Leslie’s Illustrated News 23 1857, 1860, 1862, 1864, 1866, 1879, 1884, 1919 Frank Leslie’s Illustrite Zeitung (German 4 1870, 1882 Edition)

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Box 11: “Franklin-Harp” Franklin Repository 1 November 6, 1838 Free Enquirer, The (NY) 3 1832 Gazette of Maine 17 1809, 1810 Golden Age, The (NY) 1 July 22, 1870 Greensburg Herald, The (Pennsylvania) 13 1860 1863, 1864, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1875, 1887 Hampden Patriot & Liberal Recorder 1 May 2, 1821 (Massachusetts) Hanover Herald, The (Pennsylvania) 3 1878, 1879 Harper’s Weekly (NY) 8 1858, 1859, 1864, 1875, 1892 Box 12: “HART-HUNT” Hartford Daily Courant (Connecticut) 10 1840 Home Journal, The (NY) 53 1854, 1857 Hull’s Crucible (Boston) 2 1874 Huntress, The (Washington, DC) 1 March 29, 1851

Box 13: “Harrisburg” Harrisburg Area Women’s Newsletter 1 June 1977 Vol. 2 #5 Harrisburg Chronicle 4 1825, 1826, 1834 Harrisburg Daily Telegraph 33 1870, 1874, 1875, 1877, 1878, 1879 Harrisburg Independent 2 1877

Box 14: “ILL-The Independent” Illustrated Christian Weekly, The (NY) 1 May 5, 1888 Illustrated London News 1 August 8, 1891 Independent, The (NY) 73 1848, 1849,1850, 1851, 1852, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1888 Box 15: “Independent Volunteer to LEB” Independent Volunteer (Montrose, PA) 1 May 24, 1838 Indiana Times (Indiana, PA) 20 1890, 1891, 1892, 1896, 1898, 1899, 1903 Indianapolis Sentinel, The 1 September 2, 1874 Industrial Worker (Chicago, Illinois) 6 1986, 1988 Jackson Democrat (Reading, PA) 1 September 14, 1826 Keystone, The (Harrisburg, PA) 1 August 30, 1837 Laws of Life, The (NY) 1 December 1867 LaCrosse Democrat (LaCrosse, WI) 1 September 25, 1868 Lebanon Courier (Pennsylvania) 1 November 20, 1895 Leslie’s Weekly 2 1919

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Box 16: “The Lady’s Newspaper-1850” The Lady’s Newspaper 46 1850

Box 17: “The Lady’s Newspaper-1851” Lady’s Newspaper, The 40 1851

Box 18: “The Lady’s Newspaper-1852” Lady’s Newspaper, The 46 1852

Box 19: “The Lady’s Newspaper-1853” Lady’s Newspaper, The 26 1853

Box 20: “Lewisburgh and the Liberator” Lewisburgh Saturday News 1 May 12, 1888 The Liberator 43 1836, 1837, 1846, 1855, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1863, 1864 Box 21: “LILY-MOR” Lesbians Rising 1 Winter 1980 Lily, The 2 1852, 1854 Literary Cadet (Providence, RI) 3 1826, 1827, 1828 London Chronicle or Universal Evening 3 1758, 1787 Post, The (London, U.K.) Los Angeles Times 1 January 1, 1916 Lowell Courier (Lowell, MA) 1 April 30, 1835 Lowell Daily Citizen and News 1 January 6, 1871 (Massachusetts) Lucifer, The Light-Bearer 12 1886, 1893, 1895, 1896 Majority Report 1 Vol. 2 # 7 Nov. 1972 Massachusetts Gazette, The 1 May 18, 1787 Minerva, The (NY) 5 1822, 1825 Mme Demorest’s Monitor of Fashions 1 September 1882 (NY) Monongahela Republican (Pennsylvania) 28 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857 1858, 1869,1872, 1873, 1876, 1878, 1883, 1887 Morning Call, The (Harrisburg, PA) 4 1885, 1888 Morning Star (Providence, RI) 1 October 28, 1872

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Box 22: “National Anti-Slavery Standard” National Anti-Slavery Standard 49 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1848, 1852, 1856, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867 Box 23: “National Gazette- New World” National Gazette and Literacy Register 6 1824 National Intelligencer 1 April 11, 1840 National Journal of Education 22 1880 National Philanthropist and Investigator 1 August 19, 1829 National Police Gazette 3 1879 National Standard 1 December 2, 1871 Nazarene 1 October 2, 1841 New Castle Courant 5 1875, 1881, 1884 New Hampshire Gazette 1 July 22, 1780 New Jersey Mechanic 1 February 6, 1873 New Moral World 1 June 1, 1839 New Northwest 4 1874 New World 7 1841

Box 24: “New York A-New York L” New York American 3 1829, 1926 New York Evangelist and New York 2 1842, 1851 Presbyterian New York Herald 13 1842, 1851, 1853, 1863, 1869, 1873 New York Leader 1 July 26, 1862

Box 25: “NY Mirror” New York Mirror and Ladies Literary 107 1828, 1829, 1833, 1834, Gazette 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839 Box 26: “NY Observer” New York Observer 12 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843 Box 27: “NY Times” 28 1855, 1867, 1869, 1870, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1878, 1915, 1916, 1926, 1937, 1978

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Newspaper Title Copies Date

Box 28: “NY Transcript and NY Tribune 1844-1853” NY Transcript 55 1835, 1844, 1845, 1847, 1848 1849, 1850, 1851, 1853 Box 29: “NY Tribune 1854-1859” New York Tribune 57 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1858 Box 30: “NY Tribune 1863-1881” New York Tribune 64 1862, 1863, 1864, 1866, 1867, 1869, 1871, 1872, 1874, 1878, 1881 Box 31: “NEWS and PEO” News and Courier, The (Charleston, SC) 1 October 26, 1882 News Leader, The (Richmond, VA) 1 March 28, 1922 Niles’ National Register (Philadelphia, 1 October 25, 1848 PA) Niles’ Weekly Register (Baltimore, MD) 1 August 8, 1829 Norristown Register and Montgomery 1 October 26, 1889 County Democrat North American, The 3 1913, 1915 (Philadelphia, PA) Oakland Daily Times, The (Oakland, CA) 1 April 8, 1881 Ohio Eagle, The (Lancaster, Ohio) 1 May 30, 1867 Old Dominion, The (Portsmouth, VA) 2 1840, 1841 Our Continent (Philadelphia, PA) 1 April 12, 1882 Pall Mall Budget, The (London, UK) 1 June 12, 1885 Pennsylvania Intelligencer (Harrisburg, 1 January 31, 1833 PA) People’s Advocate and New London 1 November 24, 1841 County Republican (New London, Connecticut)

Box 32: “Philadelphia” Philadelphia Minerva 1 October 17, 1795 Philadelphia Album and Ladies Literary 52 1828, 1829, 1831 Gazette Philadelphia Liberalist 1 March 22, 1834 Philadelphia Inquirer 9 1862, 1863, 1866, 1870, 1882, 1960, 1978 Philadelphia Record 1 April 28, 1887 Philadelphia Tribune 1 March 12, 1864 Philadelphian 25 1831, 1832, 1833, 1835

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Box 33: “Pittston Gazette 1851-1869” Pittston Gazette 41 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1864, 1867, 1867, 1868, 1869 Box 34: “Pittston Gazette 1873-1915” Pittston Gazette 23 1873 Supplement, 1894, 1896, 1913, 1914, 1915 Box 35: “PHILAL-PHO and PO-Q” Philanthropist, The (Cincinnati, Ohio) 2 1840, 1843 Phoenix Advertiser, The (Phoenixville, 1 July 6, 1906 PA) Pomeroy’s Democrat (NY) 1 November 16, 1870 Port Royal Times (Pennsylvania) 1 September 5, 1901 Portland Transcript (Maine) 8 1850, 1851, 1863 Press, The (Philadelphia, PA) 9 1857, 1866, 1869, 1871, 1875 Providence Gazette and County Journal 1 September 20, 1766 (Rhode Island) Public Ledger (Philadelphia, PA) 26 1839, 1846, 1848, 1851, 1863, 1867 Public Opinion (Washington and NY) 1 May 2, 1891 Quincy Patriot 14 1870

Box 36: “Reading Daily Eagle and Reading Times” Reading Daily Eagle, The 2 1880, 1914 Daily Times, The (Reading, PA) 76 1865, 1866, 1869 Reading Daily Times 24 1867, 1869 Reading Times 3 1869, 1870 Reading Times and Dispatch (damaged) 4 1870, 1872, 1874, 1876

Box 37: “Rec – St” Recorder and Telegraph 4 1825 Register Leader 1 January 13, 1917 Religio-Philosophical Journal 28 1870, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1876, 1877 Retina, The 1 September 15, 1843 Revolution, The 1 January 22, 1868 Salem Gazette 4 1818, 1820, 1821, 1844 Sacramento Daily Union 3 1864, 1874 Salem Observer 6 1826, 1869, 1870, 1871 Salem Register 3 1849, 1856, 1859 Saturday Blade 1 March 2, 1901 Saturday Chronicle 1 January 21, 1871

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Utica Saturday Globe 17 1890, 1901, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1910, 1913, 1914 Scotsman, The 1 April 17, 1819 Sporting News 1 January 2, 1989 Spectator, The 2 1711, 1912 Springfield Republican 5 1871, 1872 Star Democrat 1 May 13, 1909 Stars & Stripes 1 September 27, 1918

Box 38: “SU-T” Suffragette, The (London?) 3 1913 Suffragist, The (Baltimore?, Washington 10 1918, 1919 DC?) Taunton Daily Gazette (Massachusetts) 4 1867 Times, The (London, UK) 11 1821, 1853, 1883, 1887, 1906 Times, The (Philadelphia, PA) 2 1885 Towanda Journal (Pennsylvania) 1 October 31, 18? (date damaged) Truckee Republican, The (California) 1 December 13, 1884 True American and Commercial 12 1817, 1818 Advertiser, The (Philadelphia, PA) Tyrone Daily Herald, The (Pennsylvania) 33 1894, 1904, 1905, 1906, (Brittle) 1907, 1909, 1910, 1912, 1913 Tyrone Star, The (Pennsylvania) 2 1858, 1859

Box 39: “U” Una, The (Boston, MA) 1 September 15, 1855 Union and Journal, The (Biddeford, 1 December 29, 1865 Maine) Universal Gazette, The (Philadelphia, PA) 4 1799, 1800 Utica Morning Herald and Daily Gazette 1 July 3, 1862 (NY) Utica Daily Press (NY) 1 July 12, 1937

Box 40: “VAL-WIL” Valley Gazette, The (Pennsylvania) 1 March 1977 Valley Sentinel (Carlisle, PA) 15 1910 (Brittle) Valley News Supplement, The (Waverly, 2 1943 NY) Valley Times, The (Newville, PA) 1 March 11, 1915

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Newspaper Title CopiesCopies DateDate

Vassar Miscellany News, The 7 1923, 1925 (Poughkeepsie, NY) Vermont Journal (Springfield, VT) 2 1870 Voice from the Old Brewery and Five 1 April 1, 1881 Points Mission Monthly Voice Literary Supplement 1 March 1985 Votes for Women (London) 1 August 6, 1909 Warren Journal (NJ) 1 October 7, 1864 Washington Post, The 2 1978, 1984 Weekly Call, The (Philadelphia, PA) 1 January 12, 1884 Weekly Globe-Democrat (St. Louis, MO) 1 September 8, 1876 Weekly Museum (NY) 1 June 7, 1800 Weekly Sun, The (NY) 1 August 7, 1889 Whitehall Evening Post, The (London?) 1 May 19, 1770 Whitehall Gazette and Cumberland 1 September 4, 1820 Advertiser (UK) Wilson Billboard (Chambersburg, PA) 2 1938 Women’s Issue 1 March 1973 Women’s Political Times 1 Vol. 2 #2 Spring ?

Box 41: “The Woman’s Journal” Woman’s Journal and Suffrage News June 19, 1915 Woman’s Journal 76 1876, 1879, 1910, 1911, (Brittle) 1912, 1917

Box 42: “The Woman’s National Daily – Z” Woman’s National Daily, The (St. Louis, 5 1907 MO) Woman’s Tribune, The (Portland, 1 December 8, 1906 Oregon) Women’s Press, The (Chicago, Illinois) 2 1919 Woodhull & Claflin’s Weekly (NY) 6 1873, 1874, 1875 World, The (NY) 3 1866, 1876 Yankee Doodle (NY) 1 November 28, 1846 Youth’s Penny Gazette, The 1 September 26, 1849 (Philadelphia, NY, Boston) Zion’s Herald (Boston, MA) 21 1871

Box 43: Includes an assortment of miscellaneous newspaper clippings and single pages that may eventually be sorted and added to the rest of the collection

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Series V: Sheet Music, (AKM 91/1.12), 1794-1945.

7,199 items. 17 cubic feet, organized in boxes M1-MT. Sheet Music is cataloged and can be accessed through the CAT. Please consult the CAT to identify and locate these items using the following search strategy:

1. Use the “Advanced Search” option located in the “Catalog Searches” box. 2. Find the “Material type” option, and select “Music score” from the drop-down menu. 3. Find the “Location” option, and select “Penn State Harrisburg – Alice Marshall – Spec Coll – 3Fl.” 4. To further narrow your search, add keywords such as a topic, subject, publication date, or author’s name. 5. Hit the “Search” button.

This portion of the collection contains sheet music by women composers and lyricists, with images of and songs about children, bloomer girls, country girls, cowgirls, bicyclists, World Wars I and II, battered women, marriage, sexuality, courtship, mothers, education, the Salvation Army, the new woman, nurses, pacifism, women's rights, immigrants, housework, woman as symbol, the Women's Christian Temperance Union, women in sports, witches, working women (servants, seafarers), Native Americans, fashion, and women as babes/dolls.

Composers represented in the collection include: Eliza Cook, Mary Earl, Dorothy Forster, Virginia Gabriel, Felicia Dorothea Browne Hemans, Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Anita Owen, Dorothy R. Parker, Mrs. E. A. Parkhurst, Gertrude Martin Rohrer, Mary Turner Salter, Mary Dana Shindler, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, and Septimus Winner.

Series VI: Ephemera and Artifacts, (AKM 91/1.1, AKM 91/10, AKM 91/23, AKM 91/36, AKM 91/38 - 42, and AKM 91/46 - 47), ca. 1791-1994.

Subseries 1: Business and Trade Advertising Cards, First Day Covers, Postage Stamps and Confederate Money, Playing Cards, Seals and Buttons, Women’s Rights Ephemera, (AKM 91/1.1), ca. 1850-1989.

Binder 1: Business and trade advertising cards This binder contains 195 business and trade advertising cards of the 19th- - early 20th centuries featuring women working as dressmakers, hairdressers, shop- and storekeepers, photographers, and other businesswomen, many embossed or with illustrations in color, including Mrs. Potts Sad Irons, Lydia Pinkham, other women entrepreneurs, and advertisements of products for women.

Note to researchers: Over 150 of the business and advertising trade cards in this series have been digitized and are available online via the Libraries’ “Digitized Collections” web site at http://www.libraries.psu.edu/psul/digital/amc.html.

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Binder 2: Confederate money and postage stamps This binder contains 7 bills of Confederate money with the image of Lucy Petaway Holcombe Pickens, the first woman to appear on American currency, and Florence Nightingale on a British ten pound bill; 912 U.S. and foreign postage stamps honoring women, especially women in sports.

Binder 3: First Day Covers: Suffrage, Equal Rights Amendment, International Woman’s Year. Binder 4: First Day Covers: Famous Women Binder 5: First Day Covers: Famous Women

Tray 1: Abortion, Pro-Choice, 44 Buttons Tray 2: Female politicians, 35 Buttons Tray 3: Equal Rights Amendment, 30 buttons Tray 4: Women’s Liberation, Violence against Women, 37 Buttons Tray 5: Female politicians, 48 Buttons Tray 6: Women’s Suffrage, 25 Buttons Tray 7: Female politicians, 22 Buttons Tray 8: Equal Rights Amendment in Pennsylvania, 6 Buttons Tray 9: Women in history, National League for Women’s Suffrage, 29 Buttons Tray 10: ERA, 32 Buttons Tray 11: Working women, women’s unions, equality in the workplace, 24 Buttons Tray 12: ERA, Seneca Falls Convention, suffragists, 35 Buttons Tray 13: Women and ecology, sexism, peace movements, 33 Buttons Tray 14: WWII nurses’ badges, Votes For Women, ribbons and badges, 39 Items Tray 15: Historic spoons, 4 Items

Box 1: First Day Covers: women in war, Salvation Army Box 2: First Day Covers: ERA, organizations Box 3: First Day Covers: suffrage, Red Cross

Subseries 2: Suffrage Broadsides and Ephemera (AKM 91/1.14), 1859-1989.

Box 4: Folders 1-20. 85 items

Folder 1: Tickets, 8 items 1885-1920 Folder 2: Subscription form for The Revolution, 1 item Folder 3: Satirical articles, 3 items 1868-1913 Folder 4: Rules of the Women’s Suffrage Party of Pennsylvania, 1 item 1916 Folder 5: Published correspondence, 2 items 1904-1912 Folder 6: Press releases, 4 items 1904 Folder 7: Poem: Battle Hymn of the Women by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, 1 item Folder 8: Petitions, 3 items 1913 Folder 9: Pennant, 1 item Folder 10: Ads for book, The History of Women’s Suffrage, and a racist response, 5 items 188-1882; 1918 Folder 11: Ballot, 1 item 1899 Folder 12: Ballot, 1 item

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Folder 13: Broadside: Our Reason Why, Address by Lizzie Boynton Harbert, 1 item Folder 14: Equal Rights Amendment flyer, 5 items 1972-1989 Folder 15: Bumper stickers, 7 items 1981 Folder 16: Graduation program, 1 item 1875 Folder 17: Broadsides: Anti-Suffrage, 10 items 1886-1920 Folder 18: Broadsides: Pro-Suffrage, 34 items 1880-1917 Folder 19: Topics, 2 items Folder 20: Leaflet Union of Practical Suffragists-No. 11, 1 item 1901 Folder 21: Cards & Misc. Ephemera 19 items

Subseries 3: Women’s Schools and Colleges Ephemera, (AKM 91/10), 1791-1942.

Box 5: Folders 1-7. 103 items

Folder 1: New York schools, 7 items Folder 2: Hood College, Frederick, MD, 21 items Folder 3: Ohio schools, 3 items Folder 4: Pennsylvania schools, 14 items Folder 5: Southern schools, 29 items Folder 6: Town of Newburyport receipts for repairs and teaching at schools, 10 items Folder 7: Miscellaneous schools, 22 items

Subseries 4: Women on Stamps, (AKM 91/23), 1979-1985.

Box 6: Women on Stamps, 62 items. This portion of the collection contains materials relating to women's images on postage stamps. Included is The Topical Woman (vol. 1, Jan. 1979-Vol. 7, no. 2, Mar.-Apr. 1985), the bulletin of the Women on Stamps Study Unit, American Topical Association; the study unit's by-laws and membership list (1983-1984); Women's art on stamps (April 1982); Women saints on stamps (by name, and by country); women's history series by the National Organization for Women.-N.Y. price list of cachets; clippings from Linn's Stamp news about women's stamps; and the Women's mint set booklet with nine original stamps and one postal card tipped in.

Subseries 5: Calendars, (AKM 91/36), [1973-1994].

Box 7: Folders 1-3. 11 items

Folder 1: 3 items Folder 2: The Victorian Woman: A Book of Days, 1 item Folder 3: 7 items

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Subseries 6: Women’s and Feminist Historical Ephemera and Artifacts (AKM 91/38 - 42, AKM 91/46 - 47), 1894-1986.

Box 8: Samples of yarn, silk, and floss, and designs for dress patterns, (AKM 91/38) 1876-1929

Box 9: Ephemera and Artifacts, (AKM 91/39), 1890-1986, 14 items.

“SuperSisters” cards, 1979, 1 Deck “Men” Cards, 1 Deck “Gypsy Witch Fortune Telling” Playing Cards, 1 Deck “Avenues of Bliss” Greeting Cards, 2 Boxes Match books, 2 items “Silent Women Entertainment,” 1 Plaque “Women,” 1 Plaque “We Don’t Serve Women Here. You Have to Bring Your Own,” 1 Plaque “Around the World With Nellie Bly” Board Game, 1 item 1986 Fifteenth Annual Mini-Marathon, Central Park, NYC -- “Who Says Women Can’t Run the World?,” 3 Medals

Box 10: Dolls and paper ephemera, (AKM 91/40), 1901-1979, 49 items. This portion of the collection includes three cotton and synthetic cloth dolls depicting women in American history: Molly Pitcher holding a flag (August 1979), Susan B. Anthony wearing a “Votes for Women” banner (February 1979), and Clara Barton wearing an apron (August 1979), all made by Hallmark Cards, Inc.; fifteen pieces of unused, lined, late 19th-early 20th-century stationery, all embossed and affixed with vivid chromolithographed “scraps”; a linen-embroidered-on-satin wallet with butterfly and flowers pattern; and additional items.

Box 11: Women's voluntary organizations booklets, (AKM 91/41), 1896-1989, 22 items.

Box 12: Folders 1-7 37 items Patterns, paper dolls, coloring book, and Red Cross ephemera, (AKM 91/42), 1807-1981.

Folder 1: Product Advertisements, 4 items Folder 2: Dress Decorative Patterns, 1807-1812, 4 items Folder 3: Lectures and Concert Programs, 4 items Folder 4: Red Cross WWI Paper Dolls, 1 item Folder 5: Red Cross Ephemera, 1909-1981., 12 items Folder 6: Embroidery Patterns, 1882- 1890, 11 items Folder 7: Elizabeth Taylor coloring book, 1950, 1 item

Box 13: Folders 1-6 10 items Broadsides, board game, paper dolls, and paper ephemera, (AKM 91/46-47, AKM 91/86-87, AKM 91/93-94), ca. 1880-1950.

Folder 1: Annie Oakley Game (AKM 91/46), 1955, 1 item

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This portion of the collection contains an Annie Oakley game, No.4535, for ages 6 to 12, "a game of the real wild west for 2, 3, or 4 players." It consists of a folding board, spinner, play money, eight metal games pieces (Annie Oakley on a horse), and twelve money chips. Folder 2: Paper doll cut-outs booklets, (AKM 91/47), 1941-1943, 2 items Folder 3: Broadside: “Ho! for the camp fire!” to be held by the Woman's Relief Corps, in the post room of 261, G.A.R. at Milesburg, on the evenings of February 15 & 16. (AKM 91/86), ca. 1880-1920, 1 item Folder 4: Tableaux at Glendale Hall broadside. (AKM 91/87), 1 item Folder 5: Envelopes, (AKM 91/93), 1893 and 1919, 2 items Folder 6: Invitation to centennial exercises, (AKM 91/94), 1887, 3 items

Box 14: Paper sewing-needle cases, and hairpin cases, n.d., 21 items.

Box 15: Ceramic tableware and commercial glassware, n.d., 11 items. 6 glass bottles 3 plates 1 cup and saucer 1 small decorative mug

Box 16: Meyercord Decals, Original Rosa Bonnheur on Shilk “A Happy Mother” 9 items

Subseries 7: T-shirts

Box 1: T-shirts and sweatshirt, 4 items League of Women Voters sweatshirt Colgate Women’s Games 13 T-shirt L’eggs 5K T-shirt, 1986 May 11 L’eggs 5K t-shirt, 1987 May 10

Box 2: T-shirts, 4 items L’eggs 5K T-shirts, 1988-1989 War Production coordinating Committee t-shirt, 1985

Box 3: T-shirts, 5 items L’eggs 5K t-shirts, 1986-1987, 1989

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Series VII: Postcards, (AKM 91/1.2), ca. 1909-1950.

This series contains approximately 6,131 black-and-white and color postcards. They are organized in 31 binders, according to the following broad topics:

Binder 1: 233 Postcards 2 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Bachelors and Single Women Binder 2: 107 Postcards 1 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Bachelors and Single Women

Binder 3: 234 Postcards 6 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Marriage

Binder 4: 264 Postcards 15 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Marriage/Sexuality

Binder 5: 256 Postcards 13 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Social Problems/ Family Issues

Binder 6: 157 Postcards 7 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: House Husbands

Binder 7: 169 Postcards 3 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Chastity Belts, Aspects of Pregnancy Devices and Practices Used To Control Women’s Sexuality Chastity Belts, c. 16th-17th century France Maiden’s Circumcision Dance, Johannesburg African Blood Bowl used in ritual ceremonies The Bound Footed Shanghai Lady The Veil, Asia and Africa Aspects of Pregnancy and Motherhood Visits from “The Stork” Birth Control

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Fearful Mothers Fleeing Fathers Birth Announcements—“It’s a Girl!”/ “It’s a Boy”

Binder 8: 192 Postcards 6 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Death of a Spouse Humorous (merry widows, etc) Non-Humorous “Windy Days”—postcards of women’s skirts and dresses being blown up Women and Jackasses

Binder 9: 297 Postcards 19 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera 45 Paper Advertisements Topics: Women’s Occupations

Binder 10: 258 Postcards 5 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Women’s Occupations Domestic Service Clerical Workers

Binder 11: 170 Postcards 4 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Nursing Red Cross Women Doctors

Binder 12: 171 Postcards 19 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera 12 Stamps 10 Matchbooks 9 Bubblegum Cards Topics: Armed Forces Women in War

Binder 13: 274 Postcards 2 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Women’s Colleges

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Binder 14: 236 Postcards 16 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera 23 Female Athlete Fact Cards 189 Stamps 17 Tobacco Cards 1 Bubblegum Card Topics: Women in Sports

Binder 15: 153 Postcards 11 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Dancers Talkers/Gossips Snobs and Fashion Plates Gold Diggers Pocket-Picking Women

Binder 16: 105 Postcards 64 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera 25 Sugar Packets Topics: Real Women Portraits/Pictures of Women

Binder 17: 168 Postcards 1 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Fat Women

Binder 18: 140 Postcards 8 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Foreign Women

Binder 19: 217 Postcards 14 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: American Indian Women Cowgirls

Binder 20: 85 Postcards 7 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Witches Timid Women Binder 21: 233 Postcards

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17 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Famous Women (ex. Frances E. Willard, Juliette Gordon Low, Sally Ride, Barbara Fritchie, Alice Roosevelt)

Binder 22: 182 Postcards 3 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Women as Edible Objects

Binder 23: 190 Postcards 13 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Women Drivers New Woman Fast Living Anti-Suffrage Valentines Movie Fans

Binder 24: 290 Postcards Topics: Women’s Buildings Famous Women’s Residences Children’s Homes/Orphanages (secular and religious) Women and Children’s/Babies’ Hospitals Women’s Prison “Old Ladies Homes” Homes for Widows and Single Women (secular and religious) Psychiatric Hospitals Women’s Clubs Ladies Libraries Ladies Reception/Waiting Rooms The Lion’s House Memorials, Statues, and Porticos dedicated to women

Binder 25: 112 Postcards 15 Columbian Exhibition Paper Ephemera Topics: Women’s Buildings Columbian Exhibition Famous Women’s Residences

Binder 26: 202 Postcards 2 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Suffrage #1 Binder 27: 144 Postcards

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26 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Suffrage #2

Binder 28: 294 Postcards 10 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Leap Year Attractiveness and Non-Attractiveness

Binder 29: 227 Postcards 32 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera Topics: Women’s Portraits/Pinups Old Married Couples (humorous and loving) Old Maids Visits from “The Stork” Dating/Marriage humor

Binder 30: 300 Postcards. 24 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera.

Binder 31: 74 Postcards. 42 Non-Postcard Paper Ephemera. 6 Envelopes. 7 YWCA Membership Cards. Topics: YWCA and Nellie Bly

Series VIII: Posters and Artwork (AKM 91/1.3 and AKM 91/1.75, AKM 91/64), [1882-1993].

Subseries 1: Posters of Women’s War Work, (AKM 91/1.3), [1882-1993].

Map Case 2: Drawers 1-5. This subseries contains 111 prints (posters) depicting women's

War efforts during World War I, World War II (WAAC--Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps, WAVES--Women’s Reserve of the Navy, SPARS--U.S. Coast Guard Women’s Reserve, Marines, Nurse Corps, general recruitment), and with the Salvation Army, Red Cross, YWCA, as nurses, and for the Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) prohibition efforts, suffrage, women athletes, Chinese cultural revolution, Equal Rights Amendment, and women on postage stamps. Ernest Hamlin Baker, Irving Cooper, John Falter, A. E. Foringer, G. Garrison, R. C[raig] Kauffman, Raymond Morgan, Dan V. Smith, Jessie Wilcox Smith, Adolph Triedler, and Lawrence Wilbur.

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Drawer 1: (15 items)

Folder 1: Joan of Arc Saved France. Haskell Coffin. N. D. (WWI). Joan of Arc in armor with sword. War Savings Stamps/United States Treasury Department. Folder 2: The Greatest Mother in the World Red Cross Christmas Roll Call. A. E. Foringer. 1918. Black and white illustration of nurse holding wounded soldier in her arms like an infant. Folder 3: The Greatest Mother in the World War Fund 1943. Lawrence Wilbur. 1943. WWII version of Foringer’s WWI poster. Nurse in white pleads for aid for war refugees. Folder 4: Oh Boy! That’s the Girl! Anon. 1918. Soldier eating donut points to smiling woman in Salvation Army uniform holding platter of donuts. Folder 5: We Need You. Albert Sterner (?). 1918. Charcoal drawing of WWI Aid Station with one nurse asking civilian nurse to help. Folder 6: Convicts Lunatics and Women Have No Vote for Parliament. Emily J. Harding Andrews. N.D. Woman in academic regalia imprisoned with two men dressed as convict and lunatic. Woman says, “It is time I got out of this place. Where shall I find the key?” Printed by Artist’s Suffrage League. Folder 7: Honor Roll of Women Who Will Work to Win the War. Anon. N.D. (ca. 1917-18). Uncle Sam at blackboard. PA Committee of Public Safety. Folder 8: Every Girl Pulling for Victory. E. P. ca. WWI. Woman rowing boat named “Victory.” United War Work Campaign. Folder 9: The Girl on the Land Serves the Nation’s Need Y.W.C.A. Anon. N.D. (WWI). Four women leading team of horses and carrying a hoe and basket of produce. Land Service Committee. Folder 10: What Can You Do? Join our Red Cross. Anon. N.D. (ca. 1917-18). Black, white, and red illustration of nurse leading wounded soldier and refugee mother with children. Folder 11: One of the Thousand Y.M.C.A. Girls in France. Neysa Moran Mcmein. N.D. Woman in Y.M.C.A. uniform offering steaming cup of coffee and books. United War Work Campaign. Folder 12: YWCA – For Every Fighter a Woman Worker – Back Our Second Line of Defense. Ernest Hamlin Baker. N.D. (WWI). Parade of uniformed women. United War Work Campaign. Folder 13: YWCA Four Years in the Fight. L. Jonas. 1918. French women working in factory. United War Work Campaign. Folder 14: Wanted 25,000 Student Nurses. Milton Bancroft. N.D. (WWI). Charcoal illustration of nurse with soldier holding bayonet behind her. Folder 15: For Every Fighter a Woman Worker Care for Her Through the Y.W.C.A. Adolph Treidler. N.D. (WWI). Woman factory worker holding airplane and missile in her hands.

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Drawer 2: (25 items)

Folder 1: It’s a Woman’s War Too! Join the WAVES. John Falter USNR. 1932. WAVE operating radio. Woman’s Place in the War. Ramus. 1944. WAC Poster for topographic draftsman. Secretaries of War. 1943. U.S. Government Printing Office. Four women with army badges seated in front of American flag. Folder 2: Woman’s Place in the War. Ramus. 1944. WAC poster for radio repairing. Folder 3: Calling WAAC . . . Albro F. Downe and Michael Ramus. 1943. Yellow, brown, and black print of soldier in field radioing to WAAC volunteer. Folder 4: WAAC This is my war too! Dan V. Smith. 1943. Lithograph of WAAC in dress greens and kepi before flag. Folder 5: Women! They can’t do any more—but you can. 1943. Black and white photo of G. I. graves. Folder 6: Serving Humanity Country Self. 1956. Photo of beautiful lieutenant in whites. U. S. Army Nurse Corps. Folder 7: Wanted More Navy Nurses. John Falter USNR. 1945. Nurse in dress navy whites stands before a naval hospital ship. Proud—I’ll Say. John Falter USNR. 1943 Norman Rockwell-like image of father at desk holding framed photo of WAVE daughter. Women 20 to 36 Earn a Naval Rating Join the WAVES. 1943. Poster with illustration of rank and specialist badges. (2 copies; one smaller on cardstock) Folder 8: Eastern Territorial Congress. N. D. Salvation Army meeting led by Gen. Evangeline Booth. Folder 9: Serve Those Who Served. Douglass. 1945. WWII Nurse Recruitment for V.A. Hospitals. Painting of young vet in wheelchair with combat and hospital scenes beyond. Folder 10: Enlist in a Proud Profession! Join the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. Edmundson. Ca. WWII. Head-and-shoulders image of women wearing cadet uniform. Folder 11: Women . . . Our Wounded Need Your Care. Anon. 1945. WAC nurse in blue uniform holding silver tray with white towel draped over it. Images of hospital beds in the background. Be a Cadet Nurse—The Girl with a Future. Whitcomb. 1944. Recruitment poster with busts of two U. S. Cadet nurses. One in a blue uniform, the other in a white uniform. Folder 12: Do Your Part Join the WAAC. 1942. Black and white photo montage of WAAC backed by WAAC Co. Peach hue. Are you a girl with a Star-Spangled heart? Join the WAC now! Bradshaw Crandell. 1943. Head-and-shoulders portrait of WAC in front of American flag.

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Folder 13: In His Opinion She’s Tops! Anon. Ca. WWII. WAC Transportation Corps. Poster with black-and-white photo of G.I. and WAC. Folder 14: Good Soldier. The WAC. Anon. 1944. Bust of ideal volunteer. Be a Marine . . . Free a Marine to Fight. 1943. U. S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve recruitment poster with bust of a USMCWR in uniform with image of U. S. Marines fighting in background. Folder 15: “He’ll be home sooner . . . now that you’ve joined the WAVES”. 1944. John Falter USNR. Mother and WAVE daughter with Service Star banner behind. [Local for Harrisburg] Folder 26: WACs are Going Places! 1944. WAC poster with three photos of WACs at Ft. Sill, OK with Chief Lone Teepee; San Antonio, TX at Alamo; and at Washington, D.C. under cherry blossoms with Washington Monument beyond. Folder 27: This is our war . . . Join the WAAC. 1943. Black, white, and yellow poster with black and white profile of woman in WAAC uniform with branch’s insignia, Pallas Athene.

Drawer 3: (7 Items)

Folder 1: “My Girl’s a WOW”. Adolph Treidler. 1943. Painting of G. I. showing black and white photo of WOW girlfriend. Folder 2: Women in the War We Can’t Win Without Them. 1942. War Manpower Commission. Black and white photo of Rosie-the-Riveter-type and red, white, and blue graphics. Folder 3: Women’s Place in War. Irving Cooper. 1944. WAC poster for weather observer. [2 copies] Folder 4: Enlist in a Proud Profession Join the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. 1943. Profile image of cadet nurse in uniform. Folder 5: “The Girl of the Year is a SPAR”. L. W. Bentley. 1943. Recruitment poster for the Coast Guard Women’s Reserve with SPAR and lighthouse beyond. SPARS. L. W. Bentley. 1943. Lithograph of SPAR with Coast Guard Service flag behind.

Drawer 4: (18 Items)

Folder 1: Air WACs Check-off. 4th edition of “Graflex Sees the War.” Presented by the Folmer Graflex Corp. Collaborating with War Activities Committee-Motion Picture Industry. Black-and-white photograph of Air WACs inspecting aircraft. N.D.

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Folder 2: The Young Ladies Journal Fancy Ball Costumes. Leon Sault a Paris. 1892. Colored etching showing “historical, dramatic, and national” costumes. Folder 3: Those N.Y. Chauffeurettes! 1920. Pen-and-ink ad for “New Process Electro Corp.” Stereotypical view of chaos caused by women drivers. A Merry Christmas. 1920. Pen-and-ink with dichromatic printing. “New Process Electro Corp.” Ad featuring several symbolic figures, including tycoon, public, suffragette, landlord, tenant, etc. dancing around a Christmas tree. Ad for The Young Ladies Journal. December and Christmas 1900. A Presentation Plate entitled Sweet Melodies. Folder 4: Chinese Cultural Revolution (1). Anon. N.D. Women workers chiseling with construction of bridge beyond. Chinese Cultural Revolution (2). Anon. N.D. Two uniformed women holding a book. Folder 5: Bryn Mawr Revives May Day of Merrie England. N.D. Photo collection of various scenes from festivities. Folder 6: Join American Red Cross. R. C. Kaufmann. Lithograph of WWII-era nurse in whites and blue and red cape as muted scenes of suffering occupy the background. Folder 7: “I came to Washington to work for God, F.D.R. and the millions of forgotten, plain, common workingmen.” 1980. Ad for Frances Perkins commemorative stamp. Images of Secretary of Labor Gilman with construction foremen at San Francisco Golden Gate site; greeting President Roosevelt; and with John L. Lewis. “and the Truth shall make you free.” 1986. Ad for Sojournor Truth commemorative stamp. Women’s Rights National Park Design Competition. 1987 (?) Advertisement for design competition for the Women’s Rights National Park in Seneca Falls, NY. Folder 8: Black Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia. Ad. N.D. Photos on border of Josephine Baker, Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Althea Gibson, etc. [3 copies] AARP Celebrates National Women’s History Month March 1994: In Every Generation Action Frees Our Dreams. 1993. Celia Strain Design. Unfoldered: Twenty Daughters of America for the Hall of Fame. August 13, 1902. The Christian Herald: An Illustrated Family Magazine. Reader responses to “Question of the Week: If 20 additional niches were provided in the Hall of Fame, to be devoted exclusively to women, what twenty American women (not living now) would you select for such honor?” Nominees include: Frances E. Willard, Martha Washington, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Lucretia Mott, Phoebe Cary, Margaret Fuller, Louisa May Alcott, etc.

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Journal des Dames et des Demoiselles. H. Lefevre. Advertisement with two women and a small child holding a book. Le Journal Des Dames et des Demoiselles. E. Preval. 1879 (?). Advertisement with seven women showing off fashions.

Drawer 5: (46 items)

Folder 1: Ad for The World’s Brilliant Color Sporting Number. F. G. Edge. N.D. Woman preparing to swing golf club surrounded by images of male athletes in various sports. Folder 2: Ad for New York Herald. L. Shafer. October 17th, 1897. Woman golfing. Folder 3: Olympics ’72. Poster for 1972 Olympic Games with woman raising her fist as symbol of “black power.” Folder 4: Stone walls do not a Prison make, Nor iron Bars a Jail; But ‘til the E.R.A. is Won, we’re only Out on Bail. 1975. Black, white, and yellow poster with “A London Women’s Prison about 1860” in center. Folder 5: Strike! While the Iron is Hot! B. Warrior (pseud.?). Black, white, and red advertisement for women’s rights. Folder 6: United States Center for International Women’s Year. 1975. Cartoon of woman playing trumpet. Folder 7: Women in the Arts. Poster for exhibitions and other events celebrating “creativity of women.” Held at the William Penn Memorial Museum (State Museum) in Harrisburg. 1978. [10 copies] Folder 8: International Stock Food Co. Advertisement. Anon. Early 20th century. Lithograph of cowgirl riding side-saddle on horse as they clear a wall of International Stock Food Co. feed barrels. Folder 9: Women Against Pornography March on Times Square. 1979. Black and white poster depicting adult stores and entertainment. NYC rally for October 20, 1979. Folder 10: Join American Red Cross. Serves Humanity. Raymond Morgan lithograph of nurse in uniform holding globe in hands. N.D. Folder 11: Who Says Women Can’t Run the World. Advertisement for 1984 L’eggs mini-marathon. Folder 12: First Woman Army Surgeon*Medal of Honor Winner. 1982. Advertisement for Dr. Mary Walker commemorative stamp. Folder 13: Who Says Women Can’t Run the World. L’eggs mini-marathon 10k. 1987. Folder 14: Join American Red Cross. Lawrence Wilbur. Nurse posing in front of newspaper articles. Women of Connecticut Are You Helping? Comm. Of Food Supply. CN State Council of Defense. N.D. (WWI-era). Three French women pull plow in photo.

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Folder 15: Ad for Outing Holiday Number. Higby. January 1897. White, red, and blue etching of woman skating. Folder 16: Emily Bronte Wuthering Heights. Haworth. 1847. Painted fabric with cameo bust in center. Brown, green, and white. Folder 17: Ratify the E.R.A. in ’76! Vote Socialist Workers. 1976. Presidential campaign poster for Peter Camejo and Willie Mae Reid. Virago Modern Classics. N.D. “Regina Cordium: Alice Wilding” by Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Folder 18: Russian Workers. Anon. N.D. Female steel workers. Folder 19: Marching forward to a better world – Give generously to the Salvation Army. Anon. N.D. Yellow and red with portrait of S.A. nurse in blue dress and hat. Folder 20: Ad for New York Herald. L. A. S. Sunday, October 24th, 1897. Man and woman hunting. Folder 21: Bella Abzug. D. Lerne (?). 1970. Sketching of Abzug as the Statue of Liberty. Folder 22: The Lesbian Body Kate Millet: An Exhibition of Drawings. 1977. Autographed posters for exhibit. [2 copies] Folder 23: Goldberg Abzug. N.D. Black-and-white photo of Bella Abzug and Arthur Goldberg. Folder 24: Who Says Women Can’t Run the World. Ad for 1996 L’eggs’ 10k run for women – 15th anniversary. Folder 25: Beaver College Commencement Week. 1906. Program of events. Folder 26: Ad for The Sunday World. F. Gilbert Edge. December 19th, 1897. Woman ice skating. Folder 27: Vote Jobs! Vote Peace! Vote Equality! Vote Gus Hall—Angela Davis. Campaign poster for Communist Party USA in either the 1980 or 1984 presidential election. Folder 28: Ad for The Sunday World. F. Gilbert Edge. July 11th, (1897?). Woman fishing.

Unfoldered: The Awakening. H. Y. Mayer. February 20, 1915. Cartoon of woman personified as “Votes for Women” and holding a torch walks across Western states where women have the vote towards the East where women without the vote reach out to her. Alice Duer Miller’s poem “Look forward women, always” underneath cartoon. Published in Puck. “Our Women’s Hall of Fame: Who are the Six Greatest Women of the World? N.D. (late-1900s). Advertisement for contest held by Birdsey & Somers, a corset manufacturing company. Call for women to write-in who they would vote into the Hall of Fame and why. Winners receive corsets. Marriage certificate for William P. Alexander and Harriet Rundiv. September 27, 1859. Both from Loyalsock, PA. Minister William Sterling.

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The Modern Medea-The Story of Margaret Garner (Illustration). Photograph by Mathew Brady of painting by Thomas Noble. Reproduced as a wood engraving in Harper’s Weekly on May 18, 1867. Black-and-white engraving of Garner, a fugitive slave who killed her child rather than allow the child to return to slavery. A group of white men look in shock at Garner and her dead child, as her other children cling to her. [2 copies] Life. Centerfold in “College Number,” May 20, 1909; Vol. 53; No. 1386. Artist? Drawing of man and woman in embrace form a tree trunk with leaves blossoming overhead. The Modern Medea. Story of Margaret Garner as accompaniment to wood engraving. 1867.

Subseries 2: Posters and Art Work (AKM 91/1.75, AKM 91/64), [1901-1982].

Box 1: Folders 1-14. Posters, 36 items

This portion of the collection contains feminist, advertising and political posters of women including two broadside posters advertising the Sunday World newspaper, ten broadside posters advertising the New York journal; Chinese poster (Women's armed defense groups, red women’s detachment); eleven Newspaper Feature Service posters with color illustrations (by Dan Smith) and a short essay about weddings, honeymoons, and love affairs.

Folder 15: Pencil drawing, “The Historian of the Norman Conquest 1876,” (AKM 91/64), 1876, 1 item.

Series IX: Photographs and Prints, (AKM 91/1.4 and AKM 91/1.74), [ca. 1890- 1968].

Subseries 1: Photographs of Women (AKM 91/1.4), [1890-1961]. (Note: Box labeled as “Sports, Photos”)

Box 1: Stereopticon cards, 47 items

Box 2: Small photographs, 46 items

Box 3: Folders 1-16 Nursing, 47 items

Folder 1: 7 items, Boston, 1890-92 Folder 2: 2 items, Baltimore, 1899 Sister Jennie Cherish Dee & Other Folder 3: 2 items, Nursery Ward, 1890 & Boston Nurses, 1892 Folder 4: 5 items, Baltimore Nurses 1890

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Folder 5: 2 items, Martha Fhridner, Sister Lizzie Proper, 1899 Folder 6: 1 item, Nurses Pinning Folder 7: 1 item, U.S. Food Administration Folder 8: 1 item, Sister Augusta, Baltimore, 1898 Folder 9: 2 items, Martha Fhridner & Rev. Theodore Fhridner 1800-1864 Folder 10: 6 items, Kopf Family Part, 1944 New York Folder 11: 2 items, Teachers Seminary & Hospital Folder 12: 3 items, Sister Gertrude Reichardt, Karserswerth 1836, & Other Baltimore Nurse/Nun Folder 13: 2 items, Karserswerth Folder 14: 2 items, The Cradle, Interior Garden House Folder 15: 1 item, Franberg Hospital Folder 16: 13 items, Boston Nurses, 1890

Box 4: Folders 1-16 Aviation, 18 items

Folder 1: Mrs. Beryl Markham, 1 item Folder 2: Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, 1931, 1 item Folder 3: Elinor Smith, 1929, 1 item Folder 4: Jacqueline Cochran, 1940, 1 item Folder 5: Miss. Helen Cox and Mrs. Ivan R. Gates, 1 item Folder 6: First Girl’s Glider Club, 1 item Folder 7: Miss. Marvel Crosson, 1 item Folder 8: Miss Bessie Davis, 1927, 1 item Folder 9: Nine-Year-Old Betty Lou Coupe, 1927, 1 item Folder 10: Women Pupils at English School of Flying, 1 item Folder 11: Mrs. Nancy H. Love, 1942, 1 item Folder 12: Vera Dawn Walker, 1930, 1 item Folder 13: Birdwoman Club, Boston Airport, 2 items Folder 14: Jacqueline Auriol, 1955, 1 item Folder 15: A Pair of Famous Flyers--Clarence Chamberlain and Ruth Nichols, 1 item Folder 16: The First WAFS (Women’s Auxiliary Flying Squadron), 1 item

Box 5: Photographs, 7 items

Box 6: Folders 1-6 Sports, 51 items

Folder 1: Tennis, 5 items Folder 2: Alice Marble, 3 items Folder 3: Helen Jacobs, 5 items Folder 4: Golf, 5 items Folder 5: Betty Nuthall, 5 items Folder 6: Topics, 11 items Folder 7: Olympic Champions, 7 items Folder 8: Florence Chadwick, 1 item Folder 9: Mack Sennett Bathing Beauty Photocards, 9 items

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Box 7: Folders 1-25 Crime, 93 items

Folder 1: Norman Redwood, 2 items Folder 2: Miscellaneous, 4 items Folder 3: Josee Langmaid, 1 item Folder 4: Anna Sage, 1 item Folder 5: Veronica Gedeon, 10 items Folder 6: Miscellaneous #1, 17 items Folder 7: Miscellaneous #2, 10 items Folder 8: Miscellaneous #3, 10 items Folder 9: Marion Roberts, 3 items Folder 10: Negatives, 2 items Folder 11: Anna Milano, 1 item Folder 12: Alicia Hung and Duo Kim Hung, 1 item Folder 13: Martha Walsh and Joseph Di Napali, 1 item Folder 14: Lindbergh kidnapping , 3 items Folder 15: Inez Norton, 6 items Folder 16: Judson Pratt murder, 4 items Folder 17: Sally Scott, 1 item Folder 18: Herman Snyder, 3 items Folder 19: Blackhand Terrorists, 2 items Folder 20: Alice Blake, 2 items Folder 21: Alfred Cramer, 1 item Folder 22: Charlotte Molins, 2 items Folder 23: Phoebe Stadler, 4 items Folder 24: Katherine Kuhlurndt, 1 item Folder 25: Beatrice Webster, 1 item

Box 8: Folders 1-33 WWI and Others, 120 items

Folder 1: 10 items, Relating to Murder of Marion Parker Folder 2: 4 items, Working Women During War Folder 3: 4 items, Reproduction Photos Folder 4: 23 items, Copy Negatives of Reproductions Folder 5: 1 item, Women making fuses in English Gun Factory Folder 6: 1 item, Women Cigar packers, Pennsylvania Folder 7: 2 items, Women Railway Workers, Belgian Maternity Ward Folder 8: 2 items, Working Women Folder 9: 5 items, Working Women Folder 10: Marie Curie, 4 items Folder 11: 2 items, Women Workers Folder 12: 2 items, Women Workers-Naval Ward & Shell Factory Folder 13: 2 items, Women Workers Folder 14: 2 items, Oveta Cult Hobby ca. 1953 Folder 15: 2 items, Women Workers

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Folder 16: Margaret Mead, 2 items Folder 17: 5 items, Votes for Women Propaganda Folder 18: Sports, 3 items Folder 19: 3 items, Carlisle Photographs 2 Men, Mary Roberts Rinehard Folder 20: 12 items, Misc, Statues & People Folder 21: 1 item, Shippensburg Photograph of a Woman Folder 22: 1 item, Costumed Women Folder 23: Suffrage, 1 item Folder 24: 1 item, Women Costumed Folder 25: 2 items, Working Women Folder 26: Russian WWII photos, 2 items Folder 27: 6 photos, Women Nurses Folder 28: 1 item, Women Workers Folder 29: Suffrage 1922, 1 item Folder 30: 4 items, School Photos Folder 31: 1 item, Flying Women Folder 32: 9 items, Factory Photos (Clothing) Folder 33: Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson (Gibson Girl), 3 items

Subseries 2: Women in Sports Photographs (AKM 91/1.74), [ca. 1915-1968].

Box 9: 6 photographic prints 6 captions

Subseries 3: Framed Photographs and Prints, [N.d.].

Box 10: 1 framed photograph of a woman with a fencing sword, [ca. Late 1890s]. 1 framed “Bowling Girl” print, [ca. Late 1890s]. 1 framed “Autumnal Scenery: View in Amherst,” lithograph by John B. Pendleton of Pendleton’s Lithography, Boston, [ca. 1850s?]. 1 mounted print on board, “The Issue---1900, No Special Privileges to Men,” [ca. 1905-1918].

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Series X: Valentines, (AKM 91/1.5), ca.1874-1950.

This series contains approximately 180 comic cards and valentines. The majority of the items are comic or vinegar valentines that were also known as "Penny Dreadfuls" when they were originally published. Among the ephemera are comic valentine sheets (ca. 1870-1920), sentimental valentines from World War II (ca. 1939-1945), and suffrage valentines (ca. 1915-1920). Vinegar valentines lampoon women and their physical attributes, habits, styles of dress and behaviors. Included are two comic valentines depicting African-American and Chinese women. Charles J. Howard conceived and drew almost all the comic valentines produced in America between 1880 and 1910. During his lifetime over 20 million of his comic valentines were sold by John McLoughlin of McLoughlin Brothers, New York City (1848-1950). W. J. Rigney wrote almost all the verses on Howard's valentines. Another artist whose work appears in this collection is Hugh Chenoweth. Other publishers represented in the collection include March Brothers, Lebanon, Ohio, with the "Don't..." series; A. J. Fisher, New York City (1869-1874); and Raphael Tuck & Sons, London (1866-1881).

Box 1: Folders 1-10 Comic Valentines, beginning A-L, 100 items

Folder 1: A, 4 items Folder 2: B, 19 items Folder 3: C, 10 items Folder 4: D, 22 items Folder 5: F, 11 items Folder 6: G, 15 items Folder 7: H, 13 items Folder 8: J, 1 item Folder 9: K, 1 item Folder 10: L, 4 items

Box 2: Folders 1-14 Comic and Sentimental/Romantic Valentines, beginning M-W, 82 items

Folder 1: M, 15 items Folder 2: N, 2 items Folder 3: O, 6 items Folder 4: P, 5 items Folder 5: Q, 1 item Folder 6: R, 1 item Folder 7: S, 18 items Folder 8: T, 3 items Folder 9: U, 1 item Folder 10: V, 6 items Folder 11: W, 6 items Folder 12: Miscellaneous, 5 items Folder 13: Suffrage, 5 items Folder 14: WWII Valentines, 9 items

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Series XI: Graphics, (AKM 91/1.6 – 1.11, AKM 91/1.13, AKM 91/1.15 - 1.73), 1795-1991.

Subseries 1: Women Artists and Sculptors, (AKM 91/1.6), 1836-1988

The folders contain newspaper and magazine articles about the artists and sculptors. There are some copies of the paintings that were done by the women artists. Some of the information about the women is not dated, but most are from the middle- to late-1800s. There is very little included about women sculptors because they usually could not afford to be on their own; most worked in male sculptors’ studios.

Box 1: Folders 1-4 Women Artists and Sculptors, 1836-1988

Folder 1: Louise Abbema Marie Bashkirtseff Cecelia Beaux Rosa Bonheur Gladys Brannigan

Folder 2: Mary Cassat E.B. Drummond Angelica Kaufmann Katherine McCormick Beatrice Meyer M. Morish

Folder 3: Georgia O’ Keefe Violet Oakley Ethel Reed Elizabeth Reynolds Niki de Sainte Phalle Martha Walter Mary Ann Wilson

Folder 4: Harriet Hosmer Vinnie Ream Osiride

Subseries 2: Women’s Illustrators and Photographers (AKM 91/1.7), 1800-1987.

Box 2: Folders 1-4 Women Illustrators and Photographers, 214 items

Folder 1: Attwell-Burgess, 24 items Folder 2: Cameron-Freer, 57 items Folder 3: Geyer- Jones, 79 items Folder 4: Laurencin- Northam, 54 items

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Box 3: Folders 1-3 Women Illustrators and Photographers, 107 items

Folder 1: Rose O’Neill, 57 items Folder 2: Rose O’Neill, 48 items Folder 3: Harriet Mead Olcutt, 2 items

Box 4: Folders 1-4 Women Illustrators and Photographers, 150 items

Folder 1: 43 items, Illustrations, Miscellaneous Children & Birds, Ladies Home Journals & Women’s Home Companion Magazine Illustrated Folder 2: 58 items, Illustrations of Children Folder 3: 28 items, Illustrations of Magazines Folder 4: 21 items, Photography Magazines & Journals

Subseries 3: Magazine Fashion Plates (AKM 91/1.8), 1806-1931

Box 5: Folders 1-3 Fashion Posters, 94 items

Folder 1: Posters from magazines, 19 items Folder 2: Fashion posters, 6 items Folder 3: Parisian fashion plates, 1806-1836, 69 items

Box 6: Folders 1-6 Fashion—Misc. Fashion Plates, 111 items (Note: mislabeled as box 14?)

Folder 1: Dated fashion plates (1830s-1850s), 21 items Folder 2: 15 items Folder 3: Foreign fashion plates, 25 items Folder 4: Individual style fashion plates, 44 items Folder 5: Unusual fashion plates (1898-1926), 4 items Folder 6: Fashion plate descriptions, 1825 & 1898, 2 items

Box 7: Folders 1-9 Fashion—Magazine Fashion Plates, 83 items

Folder 1: Corriere delle Dame (1833-1838), 6 items Folder 2: Court Magazine, 7 items Folder 3: Demorest’s Monthly Magazine (1874-1878), 13 items Folder 4: Der Bazar, 2 items Folder 5: Fashion and Home, 1927 , 1 item Folder 6: Frank Leslie’s Lady’s Magazine, 12 items Folder 7: Gazette de la Famille, 3 items Folder 8: Godey’s Lady’s Book, 21 items Folder 9: Godey’s Lady’s Book, c. 1860-1871, 18 items

Box 8: Folders 1-11 Fashion—Magazine Fashion Plates, 109 items

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Folder 1: Graham’s Magazine, c. 1840, 13 items Folder 2: Graham’s Magazine, 16 items Folder 3: Harper’s Bazaar, (1868-1888), 9 items Folder 4: Harper’s Weekly, No.1787, 1 item Folder 5: International Studies, 1923, 1 item Folder 6: Journal des Dames et des Demoiselles, 22 items Folder 7: Journal des Dames et des Demoiselles, 14 items Folder 8: Journal des Dames et des Demoiselles, 11 items Folder 9: Journal des Modes, (1830-1850), 18 items Folder 10: Le Moniteur de la Mode, 1891 & 1896, 3 items Folder 11: Le Moniteur de la Mode, 1 item

Box 9: Folders 1-7 Fashion—Magazine Fashion Plates, 1807-1825, 53 items

Folder 1: L’Art De La Mode, 2 items Folder 2: La Belle Assemblee, 1807-1853, 19 items Folder 3: La Gazette du Bonton, 1922, 4 items Folder 4: La Saison, 1888-1889, 4 items Folder 5: La Vie Parisienne, 1917-1925, 19 items Folder 6: Lady’s Magazine, 1832-1833, 4 items Folder 7: Le Bon Ton et Le Moniteur de la Mode, 1895, 5 items

Box 10: Folders 1-5 Fashion—Magazine Fashion Plates, Peterson’s Magazine, 1854-73, 78 items

Folder 1: 22 items, Women’s Dress Fashions 1854-1865 Folder 2: 16 items, Women’s Dress Fashions 1866-1867 Folder 3: 15 items, Women’s Dress Fashions 1868-1869 Folder 4: 13 items, Women’s Dress Fashions 1870-1872 Folder 5: 12 items, Women’s Dress Fashions 1872-1873

Box 11: Folders 1-6 Fashion—Magazine Fashion Plates, 78 items

Folder 1: Peterson’s Magazine, 10 items Folder 2: Peterson’s Magazine, 25 items Folder 3: Peterson’s Magazine, 12 items Folder 4: Peterson’s Magazine, 13 items Folder 5: Peterson’s Magazine, 15 items Folder 6: Penn State Froth, 3 items

Box 12: Folders 1-12 Fashion—Magazine Fashion Plates, 64 items

Folder 1: Petit Courrier des Dames, 15 items Folder 2: Revue de la Mode , 1 item Folder 3: The Designer, 1 item Folder 4: The Delineator, 8 items Folder 5: The Englishman’s Domestic Magazine, 18 items

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Folder 6: The French Dressmaker, 5 items Folder 7: The Ladies Companion, 1 item Folder 8: The Lady’s Friend, 3 items Folder 9: The Opera Box, 1 item Folder 10: The Young Ladies Journal, 1 item Folder 11: Warehouseman’s Gazette, 3 items Folder 12: Woman’s Home Companion, 7 items

Box 13: Folders 1-9 Fashion- Pattern Fashion Plates and Pattern Books, 26 items

Folder 1: American Gentleman and Sartorial Art Journal, 1931, 1 item Folder 2: Buttericks Fashions, (1900- 1929), 8 items Folder 3: Demorest’s Monthly Magazine, 1882, 1 item Folder 4: Excella, 1927 & 1928, 2 items Folder 5: Harper’s Bazaar, 1886, 1 item Folder 6: Ladies Home Journal, 1914, 9 items Folder 7: L’Art de la Mode, 1885, 1 item Folder 8: New Idea Fashions, 1901, 1 item Folder 9: 1912 & 1918, 2 items

Box 14: Folders 1-9 Fashion- Pattern Fashion Plates and Pattern Books, 61 items

Folder 1: May Manton’s Fashion Monthly, 1910 & 1911, 2 items Folder 2: McCall’s Patterns, (1901-1929), 20 items Folder 3: Metropolitan Fashion, (1889-1899), 5 items Folder 4: Peerless Fashion Guide, 1912, 1 item Folder 5: Pictorial Review, (1922-1928), 9 items Folder 6: Standard Fashions (1894-1905), McCall’s (1916 & 1925), 10 items Folder 7: The Queen, 1882 & 1886, 2 items Folder 8: Women’s Home Companion, 1914, 1 item Folder 9: Miscellaneous, 11 items

Subseries 4: Illustrations of Women in Magazines and Newspapers (AKM 91/1.9)

Box 15: Folders 1-4 87 items

Folder 1: 25 items, Frank Leslie’s Newspapers c. 1877, Christmas 1901 & 1899 & Popular Monthly Folder 2: 20 items, Misc Illustrations Magazines & Newspapers-Harper’s Weekly Folder 3: 33 items, Misc Illustrations Magazines & Newspapers-Life, Puck Folder 4: 9 items, Misc Illustrations

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Subseries 5: Women in the Civil War and Sanitary Commission (AKM 91/1.10)

Box 16: 1 Folder 13 items, Frank Leslies Newspaper c. 1861, Harpers Weekly-Sanitary Commission

Subseries 6: Women’s Education (AKM 91/1.11)

Box 17: Folders 1-8 166 items

Folder 1: Educators and education articles, 19 items Folder 2: Governesses, 11 items Folder 3: Meeting minutes, 2 items Folder 4: Generic engravings of women in schools, 21 items Folder 5: Advertisements, 3 items Folder 6: Colleges and schools A-Z, 77 items Folder 7: Cartoons, 16 items Folder 8: Magazine covers, 17 items

Subseries 7: The Suffrage Movement (AKM 91/1.13), 1848-1990.

Box 18: Folders 1-11 Suffrage #1, 317 items

Folder 1: Advertisements, 4 items Folder 2: African American women, 2 items Folder 3: Articles about suffrage, 16 items Folder 4: British political cartoons, 120 items Folder 5: Cartoons, 24 items Folder 6: Illustrations, 13 items Folder 7: Articles on suffragists, “The Modern Woman” Suffragette Snapshots, 47 items Folder 8: Leaflets, 25 items Folder 9: Political cartoons, 60 items Folder 10: Postage Stamps Commemorative, International Woman’s Year, 2 items Folder 11: Short stories and poems, 4 items

Box 19: Folders 1-10 Suffrage #2, 213 items

Folder 1: Advertisements, 3 items Folder 2: Articles about suffrage, 35 items Folder 3: Articles about suffrage, 30 items Folder 4: Articles about suffrage, 30 items Folder 5: Articles about suffrage, 18 items Folder 6: Articles about suffrage, 20 items Folder 7: Political cartoons, 32 items

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Folder 8: Suffragists- Susan B. Anthony, 8 items Folder 9: Suffragists- Belva Lockwood, 22 items Folder 10: Suffragists-Victoria Woodhull and Tennessee Claflin, 15 items

Box 20: Folders 1-10 Suffrage #3 includes banners and The Awakening, 161 items

Folder 1: Articles about suffrage, 11 items Folder 2: Pennants and overboards, 9 items Folder 3: Political cartoons, 35 items Folder 4: Posters, 8 items Folder 5: Suffragists-Anna Dickinson, 3 items Folder 6: Suffragists-Lucretia Mott, 1 item Folder 7: Suffragists-Anna Howard Shaw, 1 item Folder 8: Broadsides, 10 items Folder 9: The Awakening, 1 item Folder 10: Pennant, 1 item Folder 11: “On the March for Suffrage,” Harper’s Weekly, May 11, 1912, 1 item Folder 12: [TBD]

Subseries 8: Women Authors (AKM 91/1.15), 1824-1982

Box 21: Folders 1-3 64 photomechanical prints

Folder 1: Alcott-Wheatley, 39 items Folder 2: Multiple authors, 2 items Folder 3: Baille-Woolf, 23 items

Subseries 9: Caricatures (AKM 91/1.16), 1851-1943

Box 22: Folders 1-2 136 photomechanical prints

Folder 1: 1851-1943, 128 items Folder 2: 1858-1907, 8 items

Subseries 10: Women in Advertisements (AKM 91/1.17), 1866-1984, 696 graphics

Box 23: Folders 1-9 Money and Employment, Insurance, Paper Products, Utilities, Metals, Aviation, Sports and Recreation, Cars, 69 items

Folder 1: Paper Products, 2 items Folder 2: Metals, 3 items Folder 3: Insurance, 3 items Folder 4: Aviation, 10 items Folder 5: Sports/Recreation, 8 items

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Folder 6: Money and Employment, 18 items Folder 7: Women Promoting Men’s Products, 3 items Folder 8: Utilities, 13 items Folder 9: Cars, 9 items

Box 24: Folders 1-7 Health, Fashion, and Hygiene, 63 items

Folder 1: Fashion, 16 items Folder 2: Fashion, 14 items Folder 3: Female Sanitation, 6 items Folder 4: Hygiene, 4 items Folder 5: Health and Hygiene, 21 items Folder 6: Weight, 2 items

Box 25: Folders 1-5 Food and Cooking

Folder 1: Cooking, 7 items Folder 2: Food and the Economy, 9 items Folder 3: General Food Product Advertisements, 19 items Folder 4: Topics, 6 items Folder 5: Topics, 21 items

Box 26: Folders 1-7 Health and Beauty, 301 items

Folder 1: General Health, 26 items Folder 2: Standard Plumbing Features, 4 items Folder 3: Women’s Health, 46 items Folder 4: General Beauty, 11 items Folder 5: Pharmaceuticals #1, 123 items Folder 6: Pharmaceuticals #2, 53 items Folder 7: Topics, 38 items

Box 27: Folders 1-6 Print Media Promos, General Notable Women, Cigarettes, 110 items

Folder 1: Murad Cigarette Ads, 34 items Folder 2: General Miscellaneous Ads, 16 items Folder 3: General Miscellaneous Ads, 33 items Folder 4: Miscellaneous Print Media Promos, 19 items Folder 5: Miscellaneous Cigarette Ads, 4 items Folder 6: Miscellaneous Notable Women, 4 items

Box 28: Folders 1-10 Housework and Appliances, African American #1, 81 items

Folder 1: Refrigerators, 6 items Folder 2: Soap, 16 items Folder 3:- Water Heaters, 1 item Folder 4: Soap, 20 items

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Folder 5: African Americans, 11 items Folder 6: Heating, 5 items Folder 7: Cookstoves, 1 item Folder 8: Sewing Machines, 14 items Folder 9: Manual Appliances, 1 item Folder 10: Hoosier Cabinets, 6 items

Box 29: Folders 1-7 Housework and Appliances #2, 98 items

Folder 1: Washers, 28 items Folder 2: Vacuuming, 9 items Folder 3: Floor Wax, 4 items Folder 4: Ironing, 13 items Folder 5: Rugs, 4 items Folder 6: Appliances, 18 items Folder 7: Stoves and Kitchens, 22 items

Subseries 11: Battered Women (AKM 91/1.18), 1849-1987

Box 30: Folders 1-2 13 photomechanical prints

Folder 1: 1849-1929, 9 items Folder 2: 1883-1947, 4 items

Subseries 12: Aviation Graphics Collection (AKM 91/1.19)

Box 31: Folders 1-5 45 photomechanical prints

Folder 1: Cartoons, 3 items Folder 2 Advertisements, 6 items Folder 3: Amelia Earhart, 11 items Folder 4: Magazine Covers and Illustrations, 11 items Folder 5: Women Aviators, 14 items

Subseries 13: Amelia Bloomer and the Bloomer Girls (AKM 91/1.20), 1850-1895

Box 32: Folders 1-2 28 photomechanical prints

Folder 1: Biographical Articles, 10 items Folder 2: Illustrations, 1850-1895, 18 items

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Subseries 14: Black Women (AKM 91/1.21), 1856-1939

Box 33: Folders 1-5 54 photomechanical prints

Folder 1: Advertisements and Magazine Covers, 4 items Folder 2: Caricatures, 10 items Folder 3: Black Mammy Movement, 4 items Folder 4: Reproductions of Art Work, 3 items Folder 5: Engravings and Line Drawings in Periodicals, 33 items

Subseries 15: Biographies of Notable Women Graphics (AKM 91/1.22), 1799-1923

Box 34: Folders 1-4 25 photomechanical prints

Folder 1: Prints (1799-1800), 5 items Folder 2: Marie Curie, Deborah Franklin, Ladies Home Journal, 3 items Folder 3: Jennie Jerome, 13 items Folder 4: Emmeline Pankhurst, 4 items

Subseries 16: Beauty, Fashion, Courtship, and Marriage (AKM 91/1.23), 1853-1960

Box 35: Folders 1-8 139 photomechanical prints

Folder 1: Punch Cartoons on Female Fashion, 1854-1879, 54 items Folder 2: Painting Reproductions by George D. Sprout & Henry Hutt, 5 items Folder 3: European Historical Women, 9 items Folder 4: Book covers (photocopies), 4 items Folder 5: Caricatures (1858-1890), 10 items Folder 6: Periodical Images (1853-1925, n.d.), 25 items Folder 7: Judge and Puck color caricatures ( 1883-1896, n.d.), 22 items Folder 8: Saturday Evening Post humorous covers (1932-1960), 5 items Folder 9: Miscellaneous, 5 items

Subseries 17: Henry Ward Beecher Graphics Collection (AKM 91/1.24), 1858-1986 (Note: Box labeled as “Beecher, Henry Ward, and the Tilton Case”)

Box 36: Folder 1 41 photomechanical prints

Subseries 18: Birth Control Graphics (AKM 91/1.25), 1858-1981

Box 37: Folders 1-2 53 photomechanical prints

Folder 1: Margaret Sanger, 10 items

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Folder 2: Graphics, 43 items

Subseries 19: Abolitionists Graphics Collection (AKM 91/1.26), 1854-1884

Box 38: Folder 1 3 photomechanical prints

Subseries 20: Children and Poverty Graphics (AKM 91/1.27), 1835-1916

Box 39: Folders 1-3 38 photomechanical prints

Folder 1: 19 items, Penny Magazine 1835, London News 1869, Harper’s Bazaar 1870, Harpers Weekly 1869-72, Frank Leslie’s Folder 2: 15 items, Gleason’s 1853, Harpers Weekly 1859-73 & 1915, Christian Herald Folder 3: 4 items, Frank Leslie’s Newspaper 1869 & 1866, Supplement to London News 1872, Harpers Weekly

Subseries 21: College and School Graphics Collection (AKM 91/1.28), 1853-1927

Box 40: Folders 1-3 33 items

Folder 1: Colleges and Girls Schools (1853-1927), 19 items Folder 2: College Girls- Ladies Home Journal photo series (1901-1902), 8 items Folder 3: Women as College Students (1877-1915), 6 items

Subseries 22: Crime and Criminals Graphics Collection (AKM 91/1.29), 1836-1984

Box 41: Folders 1-6 88 items

Folder 1: Female Criminals A-Z (1848-1972), 28 items Folder 2: Generic Women as Criminals (1870-1939), 18 items Folder 3: Victims and Relatives of Criminals (1836-1886), 5 items Folder 4: Wanted Posters (1969-1984) 28 items Folder 5: Women in Law Enforcement (1884-1938), 4 items Folder 6: Angela Davis, 4 items

Subseries 23: Divorce and Dress Reform Graphics Collection (AKM 91/1.30, AKM 91/1.31), 1870-1929

Box 42: Folders 1-2 17 items

Folder 1: Divorce (AKM 91/1.30), 1870-1929, 12 items

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Folder 2: Dress Reform (AKM 91/1.31), 1880-1891, 5 items

Subseries 24: Women Drivers Graphic Collection (AKM 91/1.32), 1907-1922

Box 43: Folders 1-5 65 items

Folder 1: Statistical Articles (1986-1992), 3 items Folder 2: Pictorial Articles (1907- 1924), 2 items Folder 3: Cartoons (1927-1941), 8 items Folder 4: Magazine Covers (1910-1940), 5 items Folder 5: Advertisements (1914-1955), 47 items

Subseries 25: Emigration Graphics Collection (AKM 91/1.33), 1805-1905

Box 44: Folders 1-2 103 items

Folder 1: Articles (1805-1877), 78 items Folder 2: (1835-1905), 25 items

Subseries 26: Expositions Graphics Collection (AKM 91/1.34), 1876-1900

Box 45: Folders 1-3 28 items

Folder 1: Various Expositions (1889-1900), 4 items Folder 2: World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1891-1893, 16 items Folder 3: Centennial Exposition (Philadelphia 1876), 8 items

Subseries 27: Feminist Graphics Collection (AKM 91/1.35), 1867-1978

Box 46: Folders 1-3 15 items

Folder 1: Comic Books (1977-1978, n.d.), 4 items Folder 2: British Feminists (1872-1887), 2 items Folder 3: Male Feminists A-Z, 9 items

Subseries 28: Health and Fitness Graphics Collections (AKM 91/1.36), 1845-1960

Box 47: Folders 1-2 102 items

Folder 1: Color Covers, 9 items, Puck, McCall’s Folder 2: 93 items, Illustrated Police News, Frank Leslie’s

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Subseries 29: Health and Hygiene Graphics Collections (AKM 91/1.37), 1796-1991

Box 48: Folders 1-4 137 items

Folder 1: Advertisements, 72 items Folder 2: Articles and Illustrations, 56 items Folder 3: Cartoons (1865-1912), 9 items

Subseries 30: Heroines Graphics Collections (AKM 91/1.38), 1795-1907

Box 49: Folder 1 29 items, Harpers Weekly 1869, Frank Leslie’s 1858

Subseries 31: Housework, Housewives, and Mothers Graphics (AKM 91/1.39), 1869-1991

Box 50: Folders 1-7 96 items

Folder 1: Covers (photocopies), 2 original, 8 items Folder 2: Sheet Music Covers Re: Mothers (photocopies), 34 items Folder 3: Housework, 1869-1940, 15 items Folder 4: Mothers 1869-1991, 9 items Folder 5: Humorous Images 1873-1929, 10 items Folder 6: Advertisements 1882-1919, 6 items Folder 7: Housework 1879-1987, 15 items

Subseries 32: Humor in Comics About Women (AKM 91/1.40), 1920-1933

Box 51: Folders 1-6 35 items

Folder 1: Ella Cinders 1927-1933, 8 items Folder 2: A-Z, 1920-1930, 7 items Folder 3: Broadside Color Comics, 4 items Folder 4: Dolly Dimples and Bobby Bounce 1929-1930, 7 items Folder 5: Jane Arden, 1930-1934, 6 items Folder 6: Mr. and Mrs. 1920-1929, 3 items

Subseries 33: Humor About Women (AKM 91/1.41), 1830-1979

Box 52: Folders 1-8 300 items

Folder 1: The Modern Woman Column (Judge), 28 items Folder 2: Newspaper Feature Service: Juanita Hamel, Annette Bradshaw, Will Nies, 26 items Folder 3: Punch 1843-1880, 52 items

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Folder 4: Cartoons and Illustrations, 26 items Folder 5: Undated Magazine Pages of Humorous Drawings, 64 items Folder 6: Magazine Illustrations, 39 items Folder 7: Magazine Illustrations, 22 items Folder 8: Undated Magazine Pages of Humorous Drawings, 43 items

Subseries 34: Images of Women’s Graphics (AKM 91/1.42), 1805-1932

Box 53: Folders 1-9 139 items

Folder 1: Magazine Illustrations, 1904-1915, 22 items Folder 2: Illustrations from Literature, 6 items Folder 3: Engravings and Lithographs, 1805-1887, 52 items Folder 4: Engravings and Illustrations, 1884-1932, 11 items Folder 5: Harper’s Magazine Photo Pages, 1911, 13 items Folder 6: Engravings of Classical Greek and Egyptian Women and Female Gods, 13 items Folder 7: The Gibson Girl and The Seven Ages of American Woman, 11 items Folder 8: Miscellaneous, 11 items Folder 9: Ladies Home Journal “Gibson Girl” Cover, 1 item

Subseries 35: Indians and Foreign Women (AKM 91/1.43), [1828-1943]

Box 54: Folders 1-4 60 items

Folder 1: Engravings and Lithographs of Indians (1828-1861), 9 items Folder 2: Magazine Graphics and Photos of Indian Women (1857-1930) 22 items Folder 3: Engravings of Foreign women (1840-1943), 11 items Folder 4: Foreign and Indian Women (1869-1890), 18 items

Subseries 36: Marriage (AKM 91/1.44), [1856-1961]

Box 55: Folders 1-2 Marriage/Oversized Graphics

Folder 1: 8 items (1870-1959) Folder 2: Oversized Graphics

Box 56: Folders 1-2. Marriage, 20 items.

Folder 1: Harper’s Bazaar, Life, Puck, Christian Weekly (1872-1938), 4 items Folder 2: Graphics (1856-1961), 16 items

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Subseries 37: Medicine, Women in. (AKM 91/1.45), 1854-1971

Box 57: Folders 1-8 72 items

Folder 1: General Images (1854-1971), 13 items Folder 2: Women’s Medical College of New York (1856-1890), 14 items Folder 3: Women in Sciences (1869-1935), 8 items Folder 4: Clara Barton (1866-1898), 5 items Folder 5: Florence Nightingale (1854-1911), 21 items Folder 6: A Sick Young Lady, engraving by J. Steen, 1 item Folder 7: Hospitals (1877), 5 items Folder 8: Insane Asylums (1854-1871), 5 items

Subseries 38: Mormons (AKM 91/1.46), 1857-1913

Box 58: 35 items, Frank Leslie’s Newspaper 1857, 58, 70, Harpers Weekly 58, 74, 75, Puck

Subseries 39: New Yorker : Covers by Women Artists (AKM 91/1.47), 1928-1961

Box 59: Folders 1-4 92 items

Folder 1: Edna Eicke (1954-1961), 18 items Folder 2: Helen Hokinson (1928-1950), 38 items Folder 3: Mary Petty (1940-1961), 21 items Folder 4: A-W (1928-1959), 15 items

Subseries 40: Philanthropy (AKM 91/1.48), 1846-1979

Box 60: Folders 1-6 105 items

Folder 1: Charitable Activities (1856-1936), 21 items Folder 2: Charitable Institutions (1846-1897), 33 items Folder 3: Industrial Schools (1853-1902), 16 items Folder 4: Women Philanthropists (1860-1979), 25 items Folder 5: Women Philanthropists (1884-1936), 5 items Folder 6: Charity Images (1877-1887), 5 items

Subseries 41: Players and Playwrights (AKM 91/1.49), 1791-1959

Box 61: Folders 1-22 248 items

Folder 1: Singers in Folio, Great Illustrated Musical Journal of America, 13 items

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Folder 2: Redpath Lyceum Bureau Promotional Brochures, 17 items Folder 3: Songbooks (1879-1889), 2 items Folder 4: W. F. Sudds ads for song collections, 4 items Folder 5: Poem by E. Stillwell and play by Anna P. Sec. 1911, 3 items Folder 6: Images of Musical Performers (1913-1929), 3 items Folder 7: Actresses (1791-1907), 16 items Folder 8: Concert Programs (1894-1959), 13 items Folder 9: Magazines (1915-1925), 3 items Folder 10: Actresses-Shakespearean (1817-1860), 31 items Folder 11: Actresses- Sarah Bernhardt (1868-1906), 5 items Folder 12: Actresses (1851-1950), 26 items Folder 13: Actresses- Lillian Russell (1936), 3 items Folder 14: Dancers (1858-1859), 6 items Folder 15: Playwrights and Plays (1860-1908), 9 items Folder 16: Actresses- Lillian Langtry and humorous images (1881-1891), 17 items Folder 17: Dancers- Fanny Elssler, 10 items Folder 18: Singers and Musicians (1851-1890), 39 items Folder 19: Actresses and Pianists- posters, 7 items Folder 20: British Playbills (1797-1848), 15 items Folder 21: Humorous images from Puck, 4 items Folder 22: Musical Performances- posters, 2 items

Subseries 42: Presidential Wives and Relatives (AKM 91/1.50), 1824-1930

Box 62: Folder 1 33 prints

Subseries 43: Religion, Charity, and Social Service (AKM 91/1.51), 1797-1851

Box 63: Folders 1-3 68 items

Folder 1: French Nuns, 24 items Folder 2: 43 items, Christian Herald 1902, 1908, Penny Magazine, Appleton & Journal, Harpers Weekly 1872, Frank Leslie’s Newspaper Folder 3: Holy Ghost Rally (Aimee Semple MacPherson) broadside, 1 item

Subseries 44: Role Reversal (AKM 91/1.52), 1854-1983

Box 64: Folders 1-5 126 items

Folder 1: John Leech, Follies of the Year, 1844-1864, colored etchings, 10 items Folder 2: Annie Oakley, 4 items

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Folder 3: Color Plates of Joan of Arc by Frank Earle Schooner from L.F. Madison’s book Joan of Arc, 1918, 8 items Folder 4: Satirical Cartoons from Puck and Judge, 16 items Folder 5: 88 items, Good Housekeeping 1917, Frank Leslie’s Newspaper 1869, Harpers Weekly 1915, Literary Digest 1909, Life 1928

Subseries 45: Royalty (AKM 91/1.53), 1707-1893

Box 65: Folders 1-8 152 items

Folder 1: Jackdaw No. 26, Mary Queen of Scots, 10 items Folder 2: Engravings from Lodge’s Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain, 1830, 10 items Folder 3: Jackdaw No. 53, Elizabeth I, 13 items Folder 4: Empress Eugenie, 6 items Folder 5: Engravings (steel, copper), 49 items Folder 6: Vanity Fair illustrations, 11 items Folder 7: Queen Victoria and Wives of Henry VIII, 23 items Folder 8: 30 items, Harpers Weekly, Lady Harriet Acland, Duchess Dowager, La Princesse Sobereski etc.

Subseries 46: Sanitary Commission and Sorosis (AKM 91/1.54, AKM 91/1.53), 1862-1884

Box 66: Folders 1-2 27 items

Folder 1: Sanitary Commission (AKM 91/1.54), 1862-1884, 14 items. Folder 2: Sorosis (AKM 91/1.55), 1869-1936, 13 items.

Subseries 47: Salvation Army (AKM 91/1.56), 1880-1930

Box 67: Folders 1-4 21 items

Folder 1: Magazine Illustrations, 1882 1919, 3 items Folder 2: Salvation Army War Memorial Training College Photograph, 1 item Folder 3: Magazine Illustrations and Articles, 1880-1930, 15 items Folder 4: Puck and Leslie’s Weekly (1880, 1897), 2 items

Subseries 48: Sports (AKM 91/1.57), 1870-1989

Box 68: 1 Folder 63 items, Saturday Evening Post, Puck, Illustrated London News, Harpers Weekly, Daily Graphic New York, Boston Sunday Journal

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Subseries 49: Teachers (AKM 91/1.58), 1873-1911

Box 69: 1 Folder 11 items, Harpers Weekly, Daily Graphic New York, Life

Subseries 50: Temperance (AKM 91/1.59), 1843-1908

Box 70: Folders 1-5 41 items

Folder 1: Women’s Christian Temperance Union, Cardboard Fans, 3 items Folder 2: Frances Willard, 8 items Folder 3: Women’s Christian Temperance Union, Handbills and Membership Card (photocopy) Folder 4: Punch, Puck, Illustrated Christian Weekly, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, Life, Harpers (1843-1908), 21 items Folder 5: Daily Graphic, Harper’s Weekly, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, Puck (1873-1886), 6 items

Subseries 51: Travel (AKM 91/1.60), 1850-1925

Box 71: Folders 1-2 18 items

Folder 1: Articles and Drawings (1850-1902), 17 items Folder 2: “Somebody’s Stenog” by A.E. Hayward, 6 December 1925, 1 item

Subseries 52: Utopias and Women’s Hotels (AKM 91/1.61, AKM 91/1.62), 1858-1893

Box 72: Folders 1-4 Utopias (AKM 91/1.61), 1858-1893, 17 items

Folder 1: Moravians 1874, 1 item Folder 2: Oneida 1870, 11 items Folder 3: Shakers 1858-1873, 4 items Folder 4: Economy, PA 1893, 1 item Folder 5: Women’s Hotels (AKM 91/1.62), 1869-1878, 7 items.

Subseries 53: YWCA (AKM 91/1.63), 1871-1988

Box 73: Folders 1-8 74 items

Folder 1: YWCA Publications- YWCA Magazine, June 1952, January 1953, 2 items Folder 2: YWCA Publications, 1917-1923, 5 items Folder 3: YWCA Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Articles (1933-1988), 11 items

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Folder 4: YWCA National Articles (1953-1975), 5 items Folder 5: YWCA Advertisements (1923-1987), 13 items Folder 6: Correspondence and Papers (1968-1987), 19 items Folder 7: YWCA Articles (1871-1942), 10 items Folder 8: 1887-1951, 9 items

Subseries 54: Workers (AKM 91/1.64), 1843-1987

Box 74: Folders 1-20 Workers

Folder 1: Women Workers in Advertisements Folder 2: Domestic Service Advertisements Folder 3: Domestic Service Cartoons Folder 4: PA Department of Labor and Industry, Women’s Labor Law 1947 Folder 5: Cartoons Folder 6: Domestic Service (1) Folder 7: Domestic Service (2) Folder 8: Child Labor Folder 9: Anarchists Folder 10: Dorothy Marshall- “The English Domestic Servant in History” 1949 Folder 11: Cooking Folder 12: Sewing Folder 13: Unions Folder 14: Graphics (1) Folder 15: Graphics (2) Folder 16: Graphics (3) Folder 17: Graphics (4) Folder 18: Graphics (5) Folder 19: Graphics (6) Folder 20: Graphics (7)

Box 75: Folders 1-23 Workers—Clerical Workers, 175 items

Folder 1: “The Sex in Business,” 1 item Folder 2: Typewriters, 2 items Folder 3: Miscellaneous, 10 items Folder 4: 1930s Cartoons, 3 items Folder 5: 1920s Ads, 7 items Folder 6: 19th Century Graphics, 7 items Folder 7: Factory Fires – Triangle Shirtwaist, NYC, 1911 and Pemberton Mills, Lawrence, MA, 1860, 14 items Folder 8: 1910s Ads, 2 items Folder 9: 1920s Ads, 6 items Folder 10: 1922 Ads, 4 items Folder 11: 1920s Office Graphics, 2 items Folder 12: 1930s Ads, 2 items

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Folder 13: Miscellaneous, 12 items Folder 14: Miscellaneous, 3 items Folder 15: Article “Secretarying for a Female Author,” 1 item Folder 16: 1940s Office Humor, 8 items Folder 17: 1930s, 3 items Folder 18: 1910s Cartoons, 2 items Folder 19: “Articles for Widows and Minor Children, Chap. 470, Laws of New York,” 1 item Folder 20: Miscellaneous, 8 items Folder 21: 1900s-1950s Ads, 49 items Folder 22: Clerical Workers #2, 15 items Folder 23: Clerical Workers #1, 11 items Folder 24: 1930s Cartoons, 2 items

Box 76: Folders 1-7 Workers—Strikers

Folder 1: Sweatshops Folder 2: “Female Slaves of N.Y.” “Twenty Cents A Day” “Girls in a Woolen Mill” Folder 3: Pennsylvania Folder 4: Photocopies Folder 5: Strikes Folder 6: Strikes- Lynn, Mass. Shoemaker Strike 1860 Folder 7: Great Britain Factory Workers

Subseries 55: Writers Graphics Collection (AKM 91/1.65), 1790-1948

Box 77: 1 Folder 15 items, Lady’s Newspaper, Illustrated London News 1889, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated News 1859, The Female Spectator Periodical

Subseries 56: Vice—Bad Girls (AKM 91/1.66), 1772-1985

Box 78: Folders 1-8 30 items

Folder 1: Stuart Davis Cartoons, 2 items Folder 2: The Macaroni Provider, 1772, 1 item Folder 3: Broadside Poem, “Death of Polly,” 1 item Folder 4: Working Girls, Charity, and House of Detention for Female Rebels, 3 items Folder 5: “Snuff and Twopenny,” 1 item Folder 6: Miscellaneous, 14 items Folder 7: Con Women (Daily Graphic, 1876&1880), 2 items Folder 8: French Graphics, 6 items

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Subseries 57: War (AKM 91/1.67), 1861-1980

Box 79: Folders 1-13 383 items

Folder 1: Franco Prussian War, 1 item Folder 2: American Revolution, 4 items Folder 3: Civil War, 15 items Folder 4: World War I, 48 items Folder 5: World War II, 82 items Folder 6: Red Cross, 29 items Folder 7: Women as Fighters and Soldiers, 9 items Folder 8: WAACS, Marines, 13 items Folder 9: Women as War Nurses, 17 items Folder 10: Women on the Home Front, 4 items Folder 11: Women on the Home Front WWI, 35 items Folder 12: Women on the Home Front WWII, 117 items Folder 13: Women Against War, 9 items

Box 80: Folders 1-6 14 items

Folder 1: Civil War, 3 items Folder 2: WWI, 2 items Folder 3: Women on the Home Front WWI, 6 items Folder 4: Women on the Home Front WWII, 1 item Folder 5: WWII, 1 item Folder 6: Red Cross, 1 item

Subseries 58: Poor Women (AKM 91/1.68), [1844-1937]

Box 81: Folders 1-4 162 items

Folder 1: Christian Herald articles and ads for Children’s Home at Mont Lawn, 39 items Folder 2: Engravings, Lithographs, Circular Letters, 13 items Folder 3: Humorous Images (Puck, Judge, Punch), 5 items Folder 4: Harper’s Weekly and Frank Leslie’s Illustrated, 105 items

Subseries 59: Women in Politics (AKM 91/1.69), [1858-1938]

Box 82: Folders 1-2 64 items

Folder 1: Politics, Lobbying, Voting, 52 items Folder 2: Women Jurors, 12 items

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Subseries 60: Patterns and Songster (AKM 91/1.70), [1870-1938]

Box 83: Folders 1-3 19 items

Folder 1: Needlework Magazine Covers, 8 items Folder 2: “Since Maggie Learned to Sing” Songster (Henry J. Wehman, NYC) 1883-1890, 2 items Folder 3: Patterns, 9 items

Subseries 61: Portraits (AKM 91/1.71), [1800-1916]

Box 84: Folders 1-4 125 items

Folder 1: First Names and/or Royalty, 12 items Folder 2: Women in Sculpture Engravings, 19 items Folder 3: Unidentified Women Engravings, 14 items Folder 4: Identified Women A-Z, 80 items

Subseries 62: Printers and Publishers (AKM 91/1.72), [1852-1913]

Box 85: Folders 1-2 27 items

Folder 1: Women Printers – Articles (photocopied), 16 items Folder 2: Printers and Publishers Graphics, 11 items

Subseries 63: Early Prints and Engravings (AKM 91/1.73), [1795-1810]

Box 86: Folders 1-2 16 items

Folder 1: Hibernia Magazine Satirical Engravings, 1810, 4 items Folder 2: Royalty, 12 items

Box 87: Various misc. single leaves to be catalogued, numerous illustrations some hand colored, some cartoons

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Series XII: Family and Personal Papers, (AKM 91/2-4, AKM 91/8-9, AKM 91/29, AKM 91/34-35, AKM 91/44-45, AKM 91/48, AKM 91/50-54, AKM 91/58-63, AKM 91/65-67, AKM 91/69-72, AKM 91/74-75, AKM 91/77, AKM 91/80, AKM 91/ 82, AKM 91/84, AKM 91/88-92)

Box 1: Folders 1-13 400 items Baldwin Family Papers (AKM 91/2), 1789-1918 (bulk 1867-1908) This collection contains Baldwin Family correspondence between the adult Baldwin children and their parents about the farm, their college studies, and news from home. The Baldwin family lived in South Canterbury, CT. The Baldwin family consisted of Dr. Elijah Baldwin, his wife Sarah H., and their children Henry, Hannah, Lucy, Abram, Helen, and Sarah. Henry Baldwin (Yale, 1874) farmed the family homestead. Dr. Helen Baldwin taught at Wellesley and practiced medicine-- first in Philadelphia, then at the New York Infirmary for Women and Children in New York City. Topics include buying and selling cattle, ashes, sheep, and wool; influenza epidemic in horses; trying to hire immigrant farm laborers; the Barnums and their circus in Bridgeport; and an 1876 fire near the Exposition grounds in Philadelphia. R. R. Bowker writes to Henry about The People's Cause (publication). Also includes some financial records for farm purchases.

Folder 1: Genealogy, 1 item Folder 2: 1789, 4 items Folder 3: 1867-1869, 4 items Folder 4: 1870-1875, 46 items Folder 5: 1876-1878, 23 items Folder 6: 1879, 41 items Folder 7: 1880-1885, 54 items Folder 8: 1887-1889, 21 items Folder 9: 1890-1899, 73 items Folder 10: 1900-1905, 46 items Folder 11: 1906-1908, 44 items Folder 12: 1916-1918, 5 items Folder 13: Letters n.d., 38 items

Box 2: Folders 1-10 87 items Martha Alter Papers, (AKM 91/3), 1923-1942 The collection contains Alter's correspondence, photographs, recital programs, and clippings. Her correspondence, 1926-1942, with F. H. Price (librarian at the Free Library of Philadelphia, Edwin A. Fleisher Music Collection), A. Walter Kramer (music publisher), Hallie Flanagan (director of the Experimental Theatre at Vassar), Agnes Rindge, Claire Leonard, and Marion Bauer (League of Composers) concerns her compositions, "Bill George: March and Song," "Bric-a-Brac Suite," "Anthony Comstock, or a puritan's progress" ballet, and "Blackout," and about teaching positions.

Folder 1: Lyric Compositions: “Anthony Comstock,” “Bill George,” “Blackout,” 8 items

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Folder 2: Correspondence, 1926-1942, 30 items Folder 3: Photographs-Men, 6 items Folder 4: Programs-Recitals, Concerts Attended 1923-1926, 22 items Folder 5: Musical America 1934, 1 item Folder 6: Photograph-Martha Alter, 1 item Folder 8: Ballet “Anthony Comstock”- clippings and program, 1932-1934, 4 items

Naomi Updegraff School Attendance Certificates and Class Photographs, (AKM 91/4), 1917-1923 The collection contains Naomi Updegraff's certificates of perfect school attendance, 1922 and 1923, issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction; certificates of award for perfect attendance from the local school system in Cumberland County, Pa., 1912, 1916, 1917, 1919, and 1922; her seventh grade report card, 1917-1918; and seven photographs of classes of school children

Folder 9: Certificates 1917-1923, 8 items Folder 10: Class Photographs, 7 items

Box 3: Folders 1-3 3 items

Folder 1: Random Recollections of Harriet Taylor Upton, (AKM 91/8), ca. 1927 Folder 2: Phrenological Character of Jean Todd given at Fowler and Wells’ Phrenological Cabinet, April 17, 1868, by Nelson Sizer, practical phrenologist, (AKM 91/9), 1868. Folder 3: Final Account of the Executors and Distribution of the Estate of Mrs. E.P. Stott, (AKM 91/29), 1848-1852.

Box 4: Folders 1-13 207 items Mathilda M. Klaiss Papers, (AKM 91/34), 1929-1935 The collection contains correspondence, Christmas greeting cards, scrapbook pages; YWCA programs, conference papers, clippings, and a photo of Mathilda Klaiss. Correspondents include Crystal Bird Fauset, Florence Kelley, Margaret E. (Maggie) Kuhn, and Frances Williams. The scrapbook pages contain YWCA programs, cards, and clippings; information about the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom peace caravan, 1936; and pressed flowers

Folder 1: Correspondence, Florence Kelley, 1931, 3 items Folder 2: Correspondence, Margaret Kuhn, Crystal Bird Fauset, Frances Williams, 1932-1935, 7 items Folder 3: Greeting Cards and Programs, 1930-1935, 45 items Folder 4: Scrapbook Pages No. 1, 16 items Folder 5: Scrapbook Pages No. 2, 13 items Folder 6: Scrapbook Pages No. 3, 30 items Folder 7: YWCA Business and Professional Women’s Club Programs, 1931- 1934, 5 items

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Folder 8: YWCA Business and Professional Girls’ Conference 1932, Kiski Conference 1931, 23 items Folder 9: YWCA Germantown, PA, Lancaster, PA, Harrisburg, PA 1929-1935, 13 items Folder 10: YWCA Phyllis Wheatley Branch, Harrisburg, PA 1934-1937, 10 items Folder 11: YWCA National, 1934, 2 items Folder 12: YWCA, Publications by Elise D. Harper and Others, 37 items Folder 13: YWCA Y’s Crier, Jan. 1934 (Inter-racial Number), Feb. 1935, Apr. 8, 1935, 3 items

Box 5: Folders 1-9 84 items

Folder 1: Luella M. Davis Letters to her aunt, Lulu K. Gingrich, (AKM 91/35) 1918-1930, 23 items The collection contains 23 items, including 13 letters from Luella M. Davis while she was stationed at Camp Dix, N.J., to her aunt, Lulu K. Gingrich. She writes about camp life and her activities with the Medical Dept. She uses the stationery of the YMCA "With The Colors;" Hostess House, YWCA; and Army and Navy YMCA "With The Colors." Also, includes a letter from her mother Ella Davis to future son- in-law, Ellwood Oliver, 1919.

Folder 2: Women’s Legal Papers (AKM 91/44), 1770-1929, 10 items This portion of the collection contains two divorce papers for Josephine Price vs. Roland N. Price, 1929; one application for divorce, Anna Demings, Woodstock, VT, 12 August 1795; one certificate confirming that Anna Waye and Peter Demings were married August 1792; one widow's pension claim, Mary Haggerty, widow of Daniel Haggerty, Concord, NH, 4 September 1863. Also, two Orphan's Court petitions for guardianship of Susanna Young and Hannah Young, Berks County, Pa., 10 January 1829; one petition of Elizabeth Pye for guardian, Savannah, Ga., 15 May 1770; one guardian's bond for Sally P. Walker, Wilkinson County, Ga., 1 July 1861; and one inquest document, Catharine Hoff, Berks County, Pa., attesting that she had a bastard daughter by Peter Bright, saddler, August session 1830.

Folder 3: Marriage certificates, (AKM 91/45) 1859-1867, 8 items This portion of the collection contains marriage certificates for William P. Alexander and Harriet Rundiv, Loyalsock, Pa., 27 September 1859 (including an engraving of marriage ceremony by J.C.M. Rae, published by Currier and Ives); James Fry of Albany, Berks County, and Catharina Melendn Linz of Fleetwood, Berks County, Pa., 27 January 1867 at Greenwich, Berks County, Pa. (on colored printed certificate published by Wm. Flint, 1868). Also, blank certificate with image of couple with minister flanked by biblical sayings on the requisite duties of the husband and wife; and hand-drawn and hand-colored ink rendition of mythical geography of love ("Land of Old Maids," "Gulf of Matrimony," "Mountains of Debty," "Isle of Envy," "Petticoat Government," etc.).

Folder 4: Esther and Martha Waters' receipts for bills paid in Salem and North Brookfield, Mass. (AKM 91/48), 1828-1852, 11 items

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Folder 5: Obituary broadside for Anne Menard (in French), (AKM 91/50), 1699, 1 item

Folder 6: Indenture of Angelina Coller to John Hoch, and blank form, (AKM 91/51) 1790 and 1825, 2 items

Folder 7: Wills of Alice Nelson and Ann Bennett, (AKM 91/52), 1788 and 1811, 2 items

Folder 8: Van Ausdal and Van Doren family letters and wills, Preble County, Ohio, (AKM 91/53), 1825-1866, 26 items

Folder 9: Order to pay Benjamin Huntington for Prosecuting Hannah Aysmith for Murder, New London, Connecticut, (AKM 91/54), 1786 October 1 item

Box 6: Folders 1-24 76 items

Folder 1: Sarah Allen Valentine letter and poem, (AKM 91/58), 1850, 2 items

Folder 2: Anna Van Alstine, Lewisburg, [Pa.], letter to Libbie Nichols, Williamsport, Pa, February (AKM 91/59), 1868, 2 pages

Folder 3: Cordelia, at school, letter to Clinton Anderson, and Clinton to Cordelia, (AKM 91/60). March 20, 1888, 2 items

Folder 4: Germaine Schnitzer, New York, letter to Gentlemen, [Harrisburg, Pa.], (AKM 91/61), October 1916, 1 item

Folder 5: M. Livingston, New York, letter to Mrs. Edward Livingston, Barrytown [N.Y.], 1836 [June 6] (AKM 91/62), 1836, 3 items

Folder 6: Eleanor Whiting travel journal on the Isle of Jersey. (AKM 91/63), n.d.,12 pages

Folder 7: Maud B. Booth letter to Joseph Jackson, and autograph signatures, 1915-1920 (AKM 91/65), 1915-1920, 4 items

Folder 8: Charles Brandon Booth letter to Mary Margaret McBride, (AKM 91/66), August 19, 1953, 2 items

Folder 9: Eleanor C. Leonard YMCA papers, (AKM 91/67), 1918-1919, 10 items

Folder 10: Ida and Iola Churchill school receipts, (AKM 91/69) 1878-1886. 15 items

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Folder 11: R.I. Milner, Philadelphia, [Pa.], letter to Joseph S. Read, Mt. Holly, N.J. (AKM 91/70), December 20, 1845, 1 leaf

Folder 12: Alice Gladden letter and Washington Gladden questionnaire, (AKM 91/71), 1918, 1 questionnaire

Folder 13: Marie Belloc-Lowndes note to Dr. Hagberg Wright, (AKM 91/72), 1933, 1 leaf

Folder 14: Letter to “Dearest Wife”, 193_. (AKM 91/74), 1 item

Folder 15: Maria Mitchell Letter to Mrs. Millington. (AKM 91/75), n.d., 1 item

Folder 16: Irene Langhorne Gibson letter to Mary [Margaret] McBride, (AKM 91/77), n.d., 1 item

Folder 17: S. North Letter to Dr. Blumer, (AKM 91/80), 1906. 1 item

Folder 18: J. Townsend Lansing Letter to Mr. A Weber, (AKM 91/82), 1885. 1 item

Folder 19: Carlin, NH Letter to Dear Sir (AKM 91/84), 1856. 1 item

Folder 20: Len D. Mullen, Selma, Ala., letter to W.M. Irwin, (AKM 91/88), 1884 April 21, 1 item Folder 21: Diver Family Condolence Letter, Received. (AKM 91/89), 1891, 4 items

Folder 22: Mary C. Mitchell Letter, Denver, Colo., to Rose [Scofield], (AKM 91/90), 1898 March 22 and April 5. 2 items

Folder 23: Walton, Rock Island Lines, Newport, Ark., letters to Delia, (AKM 91/91), 1908, 2 items

Folder 24: Helen C. Putnam Biographical Papers, (AKM 91/92), 1949-1951, 5 items

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Series XIII: Women’s Organization Records, (AKM 91/5, AKM 91/32, AKM 91/37)

Box 1: Folders 1-4 54 items

Folder 1: Roll of Members, Carlisle, PA. Corps, Woman’s Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic, (AKM 91/5), 1898- 1927.

Folder 2: M.P. Rindlaub WCTU Papers, (AKM 91/32), 1901-1906. 28 items.

Folder 3: Gertrude Foster Brown to the Election District Captains of Long Island, (AKM 91/85), 1915.

Folder 4: Women’s Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, 50th Anniversary Conference “American Women at the Crossroads: Directions for the Future,” 1970. Program, opening and keynote addresses, workshop reports, and registrants and participants.

Box 2: National Organization for Women Speeches, (AKM 91/37), 1977-1978, 7 audio cassettes

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Series XIV: Business, Government, and School Records (AKM 91/6-7, AKM 91/24, AKM 91/33, AKM 91/43, AKM 91/49, AKM 91/68, AKM 91/73, AKM 91/76, AKM 91/78)

Box 1: The Pennsylvania district register and book of forms, for the use of school boards: Liverpool school district board meeting minutes. (AKM 91/6), 1878-1886, 1 item. Agreement between directors and teachers, Silver Spring school district, Cumberland Co., Pa. (AKM 91/7), 1877-1884, 1 item.

Box 2: Committee register for N.W. Girls P. School; Alice McGlathery's book (AKM 91/24), 1 item.

Box 3: Folders 1-7 17 items

Folder 1: Teacher's monthly reports for Halifax 3rd grade school, township no. 6, Halifax School no. 3, in Halifax district, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, Halifax School (Dauphin County, Pa.) (AKM 91/33) 1871-1875.

Folder 2: Women's businesses receipts and letters, (AKM 91/43) 1770-1916, 6 items

Folder 3: Ackworth School annual statement of the accounts of the institution, 1793 and 1839 (AKM 91/49), 1793 and 1839, 1 item.

Folder 4: Carbon Memorandum to Attorney General J. Shane Creamer, (AKM 91/68), 1972 March 6. 1972, 1 leaf

Folder 5: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ex relation Walter McNichols, supervising inspector vs. Mary Price, (AKM 91/73), 1917, 4 items

Folder 6: Equal Rights Cooperative Association Stock Certificate Issued to Henry W. Warner, 1887 (AKM 91/76), 1 item.

Folder 7: Summary of Roundups, North Cumberland County Junior Swine Breeder’s Association and Boys’ and Girls’ Pig Clubs, (AKM 91/78), 1922. 3 items.

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Series XV: Albums/Scrapbooks, (AKM 91/11-22, AKM 91/25-28, AKM 91/30- 31, AKM 91/81), 1845-1929

Box 1: Household Expense Book, (AKM 91/11), 1879-1881. For the Toilet Scrapbook, (AKM 91/12), ca. 1870-1950. Scrapbook of Engravings, Poetry, and Advice Articles, AKM 91/13), 1827-1875.

Box 2: Edith Hampton, Folded Paper Patterns Notebook [Art Original]. (AKM 91/14) The Bride’s Book, A Souvenir of the Wedding, by Maud Humphrey and Paul de Longpré, and letters. (AKM 91/15), 1924-1931. For the Bride. (AKM 91/16)

Box 3: Emma C. Keller Autograph Album, (AKM 91/17), 1881-1887. Salana Diehl Grammar and Arithmetic Book, (AKM 91/18), 1859. Philena Patterson, autograph album, (AKM 91/19), 1845-1858. A Record of the Travels of Mrs. Emil Q Bert, (AKM 91/20), 1927. Round the World Trip of Margaret C. Black, (AKM 91/21), 1911-1912. Three Women on Cracker Hill, keepsake, (AKM 91/22), 1929.

Box 4: Photograph Album, (AKM 91/25), [ca. 1884-1899]. The photograph album contains 34 snapshots of young women attending the elite and prestigious Ogontz School for Young Ladies. The images portray young women in military drill as part of physical training led by General Thomas D. Landon, fencing, and as members of the intramural basketball team. In some photos the women are wearing calf-length skirts over stockings, with wide-collared blouses and pillbox caps; in other shots they wear white dresses. Includes graduation group photos and snapshots of a room with a dresser (with an Ogontz banner). See also the Penn State University Libraries’ digital collection about The Ogontz School (1850-1950) at http://www.libraries.psu.edu/psul/digital/ogontz.html.

Box 5: Catharine Willis Autograph Album, (AKM 91/26), 1830-1851. L.A. Davis Keepsake Album, (AKM 91/27), 1828-1838. Sarah G. Talcott Autograph Album, (AKM 91/28), 1854-1861. Diary of a Young New Jersey Girl, (AKM 91/30), 1885-1886, 1889. Nathan T. Dundore Autograph Book from Union Seminary Friends, (AKM 91/31) 1862-1863. Commonplace Book, Pages of Poems (AKM 91/81), 1846-1862. 6 items

Binder 1: Record of Travels through Africa in 1930 by Lenda T. Hanks (No AKM)

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Series XVI: Historical Manuscripts and Printed Works (AKM 91/55-57, AKM 91/79, AKM 91/83), ca. 1700-1862

Box 1: Folders 1-5 5 items

Folder 1: Plasters for the breast recipe, (AKM 91/55) ca. 1700-1800. 1 leaf Folder 2: Society of Friends, Broadside, At the yearly meeting held in London, the fifth month, 1760 (AKM 91/56). 1 leaf Folder 3: Original leaves (or pages) from Biblia cum Concordantiis Veteris et Novi Testamenti (The Holy Bible, Old and New Testaments, with Concordances) printed by the widow of Johannes Crespin at Lyons, France, ca. 1546 (AKM 91/57). 2 folio leaves, double column Black Letter Latin text within printed, lined borders, with decorative historiated initial letters. Folder 4: Petition for Immediate Emancipation, 1862 (AKM 91/79) Folder 5: Lecture Notes on the Danger of Theater to School Pupils (AKM 91/83), 1837. 1 item

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Series XVII: Vertical Files, ca. 1700-1900

Subseries 1: Individual Personal Names Files, (AKM 91/95), ca. 1700-1990. The majority of the materials in the personal name files come from a series of fourteen notebooks assembled by Alice Marshall containing assorted documents (original and photocopied), created by or written about hundreds of women (and some men) of achievement (such as letters, original manuscripts, printed materials, photographs, etc.).

The number of documents pertaining to each individual varies widely, ranging from just one autographed fragment to many items. Not all of the items filed under these names were found in the notebooks; some were discovered in other parts of the collection and interfiled when the library acquired the collection. An alphabetical list of the contents of the Individual Personal Name Files is available on the Penn State Harrisburg Archives and Special Collections website which can be found at this link.

Subseries 2: Subject Files (Listed A-Z) This subseries includes files of varying materials on the following topics:

Abolitionists Advertising-Women Art-Women Portrayed In Artists Artists-Women Cartoonists Aviators Behavior Biographical Pamphlets Birth Control (Including Abortion and Reproduction) Black Women Bloomer Girls Books By and About Women Businesswomen Child Labor Clerical Workers Collectors Collector’s Information – Women on Stamps Collector’s Reference Collector’s Reference – Posters Collector’s Reference – Postcards Colleges-Women’s Comic Books Death Drivers – Women Education Expositions Fashion and Advertising Feminism

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First Ladies Foreign Women Health (including Fashion and Beauty) Homemaking (including Household Arts) Immigrants Independent Lifestyles (The Folly Of…) Indians – Carlisle Indian School International Women Journalism – Women in Juvenalia Law Liberty Lowell Male Observations of Women Marriage including Unmarried Women)/Divorce Medicine-Women in Military (Army) Mr. Mill (On Equality) Mormons New Women Notable Women Nursing Occult (including Witches) Occupations/Labor (Normal and Unusual) Players and Playmates (Performing Arts) Philanthropy Phrenology Poetry (About or By Women) Politics – Women in Politics/Local/Harrisburg Printers Psychological Points of View Publishing Editors – Lydia Bailey Poverty Radio – Women in Royalty Service Organizations Sex Sexual Equality Shakers Social Charity/Poverty Socialites Sorosis Spouse Abuse Sports Suffrage (including Anti-Slavery and Contemporary Women’s Rights Issues) Suffrage – N.O.W

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Suffrage Temperance Travel Vice War – Women in War Western Wives, Daughters, and Sisters of Famous Men Women Drivers Women – Non-Individual Pamphlets Illustrating Multiple Women (Biographical/Historical) “The Woman Question” Workers Workers – Pennsylvania Writers – Women YWCA

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Series XVIII: Alice K. Marshall Papers

Subseries 1: Collection Inventories

Binder 1: Vol. I. 18th Century – Crime Binder 2: Vol. II. Dickinson – Humor Binder 3: Vol. III. Juvenile – Postcards Binder 4: Vol. IV. Printers – Wright Binder 5: Vol. I. 18th Century. – Health Binder 6: Vol. II. Highlights – Radicals Binder 7: Vol. III. Reference to Workers Binder 8: Vol. I. Abolition – Homemakers Binder 9: Vol. II. Highlights of Collection – Radicals Binder 10: Vol. III. Reference – Workers Binder 11: Mormons – Writers Binder 12: Highlights – Wright Binder 13: Sheet Music Binder 14: Periodicals Authority and Title List

Box 1: Back-up Disks of Collection Inventories

Subseries 2: Catalogues

File 1: Women’s Studies and Women’s Media Catalogues 15 Catalogues 1 Brochure Topics: National Women’s Studies Association Directory of Women’s Media Women Make Movies, Film and Video Catalogue National Women’s History Project University of Illinois Press, Women’s Studies University of Toronto Library, Women’s Studies Bibliography Building Women’s Studies Collections (photocopy) Library of Congress Information Bulletin: Women’s History Dorothy Thompson: Inventory of Her Papers at Syracuse Library Historical Society of Pennsylvania Rutgers: Women’s Studies

File 2: Book Catalogues 24 Catalogues 2 Newsletters 1Booklet Silhouettes: Women of Harrisburg Remembered by the American Association of University Women, Harrisburg Branch Topics:

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Women’s History Women’s Travel Women in Art Autographs Women Scientists Women in Medicine Women in Photography Women’s Studies Feminist History

File 3: Book Catalogues 31 Catalogues Brick Row Book Shop Garrett Scott House of Sarah Books James Burmester Rare Books Pickering & Chatto, Ltd. Rulon-Miller Books Samuel W. Katz

File 4: Book Catalogues 50 Catalogues Bolerium Books Joanna Taylor Books Phyllis Tholin Books Providence Rare Books Schoyer’s Antiquarian Books Women’s Words Books

File 5: Book Catalogues 36 Catalogues 1 List of Book Dealers Paulette Rose Philadelphia Rare Books & Manuscripts PRB&M Tan Hodgkins & Co.

File 6: Book Catalogues 26 Catalogues Second Life Books

File 7: Book Catalogues 12 Catalogues Second Life Books Brick Row Book Shop

File 8: Book Catalogues

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27 Catalogues The Americanist Barbara Walzer Books Greenway Books M&S Rare Books Metacomet Books Sophia Smith Collection An Uncommon Vision

File 9: Book Catalogues 57 Catalogues Barbara Walzer Books Joanna Taylor Books E. Wharton & Co. The Untamed Shrew Books

File 10: Book Catalogues 34 Catalogues Arno Press Carmen D. Valentino Carol D. McKinley Elaine Katz Hayman Judith Armstrong Books Much Ado Pickering and Chatto Shirley Gellis Books Women’s History Month

File 11: Book Catalogues 48 Catalogues and Book Lists Arno Press Priscilla Juvelis, Inc. Assorted

File 12: Book Catalogues 47 Catalogues and Book Lists Assorted

File 13: Book Catalogues 31 Catalogues and Book Lists Assorted

File 14: Book Catalogues 18 Catalogues Assorted File 15: Book Catalogues

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4 Catalogues Assorted

File 16: Poster Catalogues 12 Catalogues Assorted

Subseries 3: Alice K. Marshall Presentations and Publications

Box 2: Folders 1-14

Folder 1: Notes for Presentation: “Attitudes Towards Women’s Rights as Reflected in Popular Sheet Music from 1795-1920.” (2 copies)

Folder 2: Visual Aids and Notes for Presentation: “Attitudes Towards Women’s Rights as Reflected in Popular Sheet Music from 1795- 1920.”

Folder 3: Yale Nurse: YSN Grads in the USA. April 1985.

Folder 4: Pen Names of Women Writers by Alice K. Marshall (photocopy).

Folder 5: “The Ballad of the Bad Girl: Songs from 1890s to 1920s” by Alice K. Marshall. (photocopy)

Folder 6: “An Ephemeral Walk Through Women’s History” by Alice K. Marshall.

Folder 7: News Conference Transcript: “Governor Announces Formation of Commission on Status of Women.” February 7, 1972 (Alice K. Marshall attended).

Folder 8: Bookman’s Weekly, March 2, 1987 with article: “Hannah Adams: America’s First Woman Professional Writer” by Alice K. Marshall, pages 895-898.

Folder 9: Bookman’s Weekly, February 24, 1986 with article: “An Ephemeral Walk Through Women’s History,” by Alice K. Marshall, pages 806- 814.

Folder 10: Celebrate Women: Volunteer Service in Pennsylvania, 1870-1986 with article: “Women’s Suffrage in Pennsylvania,” by Alice K. Marshall, pages 20- 31. (3 copies)

Folder 11: Book List: “Women and Crime” (Female Detectives, Perpetrators, Detective Writers.)

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Folder 12: 3 articles by Alice Sheppard Klak

Folder 13: Manuscript: “The Comic Post Card Guide to Female Occupations: Being a Brief Overview of the Career Choices Open to Women Before WWI as Seen by Some of the Top Comic Post Card Artists of the Day,” by Alice K. Marshall. (2 copies)

Folder 14: Notes on Post Card/Birth Control Presentation by Alice K. Marshall.

Box 3: Folders 1-4

Folder 1: Manuscript: “The Comic Post Card Guide to Courtship and Marriage With Rules for Finding the Perfect mate and Living Happily Ever After,” by Alice K. Marshall.

Folder 2: Lists compiled by Alice K. Marshall categorizing her women’s rights collection.

Folder 3: Notes from presentation: “In Pursuit of Women’s Rights,” by Alice K. Marshall.

Folder 4: Pennsylvania Heritage, Spring 1984, with article: “‘Little Doc’: Architect of Modern Nursing” by Alice K. Marshall, pages 4-11. (2 copies)

No Box or Binder: Pen Names of Women Writers by Alice Kahler Marshall. (24 copies)

Subseries 4: Alice K. Marshall Photographic Material

Binder 15: Slides with images of buttons and medals, 20 items Slides with images of graphic art, 29 items Slides with images of periodicals – The Woman Citizen, 25 items Slides with images of postcards – Women’s Occupations, 83 items Slides with images of postcards – Men, 17 items Slides with images of postcards – Suffrage, 38 items Slides with images of sheet music, 292 items Slides with images of the Marshall Family, 8 items Negatives, 5 items Women Patriots, 10 items Photographs and negatives of Alice Marshall, 13 items

Box 4: 10 boxes + 1 envelope of unsorted slides

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