Title: Herbert Kellar Papers
Inclusive Dates: 1887-1955

Creator:

• Kellar, Herbert Anthony, 1885-1955

Call Number: McCormick Mss AC

Quantity: 78.8 c.f. (208 archives boxes)

Repository:

Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections

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Abstract:

Papers of Kellar, a historian, researcher in agricultural history, and curator for the McCormick Historical Association from 1915 to 1955. The papers consist of personal and professional correspondence; speeches, research notes, and bibliographies relating to Cyrus Hall McCormick, genealogy, the reaper, patent cases, and agriculture; correspondence and other materials documenting Kellar's active membership in professional organizations; and the papers of Solon Robinson, agricultural journalist, and Everett E. Edwards, agricultural historian.

Language: English

URL to cite for this finding aid: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/wiarchives.uw-whs-mcc000ac

Herbert Anthony Kellar was director of the McCormick Historical Association from 1915 until he was transferred, as Co-ordinator, with the McCormick Collections to the State Historical Society of Wisconsin in 1951. He held this position until his death on 8 October, 1955. Although Kellar thought of himself as a historian, an archivist, and a librarian, and was very active in the professional organizations in all of these fields; it was his truly impressive capacity for “ideas” that established his reputation. In a festschrift, In Support of Clio: Essays in Memory of Herbert A. Kellar (ed. by William B. Hesseltine and Donald R. McNeil, Madison: 1958), colleagues paid homage to this man, “who,..., did more than any other single historian of his generation to encourage the use of new materials and new techniques, and at the same time to collect, to stimulate interest in new `fields' of study, and to foster organizations devoted to historical study.” [p. VII]

A sketch of Herbert Kellar's life as it appears in the 1956-1957 Who's Who in America follows. Similar sketches can be found in Who's Who in Chicago and Illinois (1948-1952), Who's Who in America (1946-1957), and the Directory of American Scholars (1942; 1951).

KELLAR, Herbert Anthony; historical association executive; born Hooper, Nebraska, February 21, 1887; son George and Mary Elizabeth (Summers) Kellar; University of Chicago, 1909; graduate student Leland Stanford University, 1909-11, University of Wisconsin, 1911-13; LL.D. Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois, 1917; married Dorothy Marion Alderton, September 12, 1912; married second, Lucile Edith O'Connor, February 1, 1935; 1 daughter, Alecea Summers. Teacher history and English, Manzanita Hall, Palo Alto, California, 1909-11; assistant in European History, University of Wisconsin, 1911-13; instructor Medieval History, University of Texas, 1913-14; instructor European and American History, University of Minnesota, 1914-15; director McCormick Historical Association, Chicago, 1915-51, coordinator McCormick Collection, State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1951-[1955], director experimental division library cooperation, Library of Congress, 1941-42. Walter Lynwood Fleming lecturer on southern history, Louisiana State University, 1939. Made survey of archives, State of Minnesota for American Historical Association, 1914-15; in charge McCormick Centennial celebration, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Washington and Lee University, 1931; director historical restoration work period 1800-31, Walnut Grove Plantation, Rockbridge County, Virginia, 1937-38. Chairman national advisory committee of historical records survey projects, W.P.A., 1940-42. Member committee on microcopying materials for research (copying historical and cultural records in war zone). American Council of Learned Societies, 1940-46 (chairman subcommittee on selection of materials, 1941-46); member Chicago Metropolitan Library Council, 1945-46; member committee consultants in archives and history to Virginia 350th Anniversary Commission, 1954-55; member advisory board Columbia Studies in History of American Agriculture, 1954-55. Member American Historical Association (chairman committee on historical source materials, 1939-46; chairman committee on manuscripts, 1947-48). Mississippi Valley Historical Association (committee on policy, 1944-47; president, 1946-47). Southern Historical Association, Agricultural History Society (vice president 1921-22; president 1922-24; secretary-treasurer 1924-27). Society American Archivists (vice president, 1940-41; member council 1942-45; vice-president, 1948-49); Council Economic History Society, 1941, American Association for State and Local History (member council, 1940-46); American Military Institute, American Documentation Institute, Oregon History Society, National Society Autograph Collectors, Historical Society Western Pennsylvania, Illinois, Louisiana, Peoria (Illinois), Augustana and Rockbridge historical societies, Philosophical Society Texas, State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Alpha Pi, Phi Gamma Delta. Clubs: Westerners, Civil War Round Table (Chicago; Milwaukee). Member Board of editors Mississippi Valley Historical Review, 1924-25, Agricultural History, 1929-1955. Compiler and editor: Solon Robinson, Pioneer and Agriculturist, 2 volumes, 1936. Author: “Memoranda on Library Cooperation,” 1941. Contributed to Crusades and Other Historical Essays, 1928; Dictionary of American Biography, 1928-37; also articles, documents, and reviews in history and library periodicals. Historical advisor to moving picture Romance of the Reaper. Home: 973 University Bay Drive, Madison 5. Office: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin. Died October 8, 1955; buried Madison.

Chronology: Herbert Anthony Kellar

1887, February 21	Herbert Anthony Kellar born at Hooper, Nebraska, the eldest son of George and Mary Elizabeth (Summers) Kellar, both natives of Peoria, Illinois, teachers and graduates of the Normal School at Normal, Illinois.
ca. 1889	The George Kellar family moved to Fullerton, Nebraska where George Kellar was a high school teacher.
ca. 1890's	Family moved to Pueblo, Colorado. George Kellar was Superintendent of Schools in Pueblo.
1891, May 9	(George) Gordon Kellar, Herbert's brother, born at Peoria, Illinois.
ca. 1894	June Kellar, Herbert's sister, born in Colorado. June married Henry Holbrook Grimes on 16 February 1917. They had two sons; James Gordon, born November 1918 (died 24 hours later); and Stephen Henry, born November 17, 1928.
ca. 1898	George Kellar died in Colorado while family was visiting in Peoria, Illinois.
1901-1907	Herbert Kellar, student, Bradley Polytechnic Institute.
1909	Received A.B. degree, University of Chicago.
1909-1911	Graduate student, Leland Stanford University. Teacher, History and English, Manzanita Hall, Palo Alto, California.
1911-1913	Graduate student, University of Wisconsin. Assistant in European History, University of Wisconsin.
1912, September 12	Married, Dorothy Marion Alderton, a graduate of Stanford University, 1924.
1913-1914	Instructor, Medieval History, University of Texas.
1914-1915	Instructor, European History, University of Minnesota. Made survey of archives, State of Minnesota, for American Historical Association.
1915-1931	Curator, McCormick Historical Association.
1918, July 29	(George) Gordon Kellar killed in crash of his training plane at Kelley Field, San Antonio, Texas.
1921-1922	Vice-President, Agricultural History Society.
1922	In a letter to O.C. Stine [17 January 1922] and Stine's reply [19 January 1922] the illness of Kellar's son (?) is mentioned. This is the only indication in Kellar's Papers of a son. This is during the period of Dorothy's illness and the reference may have been to her - a typing error?
1922-1924	President, Agricultural History Society.
ca. 1924	Dorothy Alderton Kellar's illness diagnosed dementia praecox.
1924-1925	Member, Board of Editors, Mississippi Valley Historical Review.
1924-1927	Secretary-Treasurer, Agricultural History Society.
1928	Contributor to Crusades and Other Historical Essays.
1928-1937	Contributed articles to Dictionary of American Biography.
1929	Member of Board of Editors, Agricultural History Society.
1929	Lucile O'Connor came to the McCormick Historical Association to do an index for Cyrus Bentley's volume on the reaper controversy. (Unpublished)
1930	Lucile O'Connor joined the staff of the McCormick Historical Association.
1931-1951	Director, McCormick Historical Association.
1931	In charge of McCormick Centennial Celebration at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Washington and Lee University.
1934, November 8	Divorced Dorothy Alderton Kellar in Reno, Nevada.
1935, February 1	Married Lucile Edith O'Connor at Wheaton (Streater), Illinois.
1936	Compiler and editor, Solon Robinson, Pioneer and Agriculturist, 2 volumes.
1937-1938	Director of historical restoration work (1800-1831) on Walnut Grove Plantation, Rockbridge County, Virginia. Walnut Grove is the Robert McCormick homestead.
1937, October 2	Birth of daughter, Alecea Summers Kellar, at Lynchburg, Virginia. Alecea married David Beckley ca. 1957.
1939	Walter Lynwood Fleming lecturer on Southern History, Louisiana State University.
1939-1946	Chairman, Committee on Historical Source Materials of the American Historical Association.
1940-1942	Chairman, National Advisory Committee of Historical Records Survey Projects, W.P.A.
1940-1941	Vice-President, Society of American Archivists.
1940	President, Industrial History Society.
1940-1946	Member, Council, American Association for State and Local History.
1940-1946	Member, Committee on Microcopying materials for Research (copying historical and cultural resources in the War Zone).
1941	Council, Economic History Society.
1941-1946	Chairman, Sub-Committee on Selection of Materials, American Council of Learned Societies.
1941, April - 1942, April	Director, Experimental Division of Library Co-operation, Library of Congress.
1942	Dorothy Alderton Kellar died of cancer.
1942-1945	Member Council, Society of American Archivists.
1944-1946	President, Mississippi Valley Historical Association.
1944-1947	Member, Committee on Policy, Mississippi Valley Historical Association.
1945-1946	Member, Chicago Metropolitan Library Council.
1947	LL.D., Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois.
1947-1948	Chairman, Committee of Manuscripts, American Historical Association.
1948-1949	Vice-President, Society of American Archivists.
1951-1955	Co-Ordinator of the McCormick Historical Association Collections (which had been removed to the State Historical Society of Wisconsin with the dissolution of the Association in 1951.)
1954-1955	Member, Committee of Consultants in Archives and History to Virginia's 350th Anniversary Commission.
1954-1955	Member, Advisory Board, Columbia Studies in History of American Agriculture.
1955, October 8	Herbert A. Kellar died of a heart attack in Madison, Wisconsin.

The Herbert Kellar Papers are the lifetime collection of a Lyman Draper style historian. They consist not only of his personal correspondence and records; but of his correspondence with historians and agriculturists in their professional capacity; Kellar's copies of the McCormick Historical Association correspondence, reports, records, and manuscript materials; correspondence and semi-official records Kellar accumulated in his capacity as an officer or committee member of the many national and regional associations of historians and librarians to which he belonged; and materials collected and preserved by Kellar for their personal or historical interest. Much of these collected material has been separated from the Papers and sent to either the library or the museum of the State Historical Society.

Kellar's professional interests were nearly equally divided between first, his activities connected with Cyrus Hall McCormick, including the collateral topics of agricultural history, the reaper and various claims to its invention, restoration of Walnut Grove Plantation (the Robert McCormick homestead in Rockbridge County, Virginia), and his manuscript and Virginiana collecting activities; and second, his intense involvement in the many professional and historical associations with which he was connected. In all of these categories, Kellar was clearly intent on making himself expert, and impelled himself to a position of authority.

Following Herbert Kellar's death, the State Historical Society of Wisconsin purchased the Papers from his widow, Lucile O'Connor Kellar. Those papers not already in the Archives/Manuscripts Division of the Society were transferred from the Kellar residence at 973 University Bay Drive, Madison, Wisconsin on April 25, 1957. The Kellar papers have been re-ordered into a single filing system according to subject, and chronologically thereunder within given categories. Processing of the collection was begun in September 1969 and completed in June 1972.

The bulk of the original manuscripts in the Herbert Kellar Papers date from 1898 to circa 1955. However, some original manuscripts, and copies of some materials pertaining to Cyrus Hall McCormick and the reaper, date back to the 1810's.

As curator for the McCormick Collection, Kellar corresponded with numerous persons, particularly historian Ulrich B. Phillips, in his search for collateral papers relating to the McCormicks, the growth of industry, and the history of agriculture. Kellar gathered information preparatory to his supervision of the restorations at “Walnut Grove,” the McCormick ancestral home in Virginia; made reports on the progress of the McCormick Historical Association; and in 1923 completed a three-volume manuscript called “The Life and Times of Mr. C. H. McCormick, 1835-1844” (unpublished).

As an historian, Kellar became associated with many projects, organizations, and libraries interested in preserving historical records. A large portion of the papers demonstrates his work with these organizations, particularly with the Agricultural History Society of which he was president from 1922 to 1924; the American Association for State and Local History and its council; the American Council of Learned Societies; the American Historical Association; the national advisory committee of the Historical Records Survey under the Works Progress Administration, for which he was chairman of the national committee and adviser to the Illinois survey; and the Mississippi Valley Historical Association.

As a collector, Kellar not only acquired documents and manuscripts for the McCormick Collection, but also accumulated materials in which he was himself professionally interested, especially those concerning Robinson, agricultural editor for Horace Greeley's New York Tribune, and Edwards, senior agricultural historian for the United States Department of Agriculture, 1920-1945. The papers contain Edwards' personal letters and those written as editor of the department's publication, Agricultural History; and typewritten notes used by Lewis Cecil Gray in writing Gray's two-volume History of Agriculture in the Southern States to 1860 (1941).

The collection is as diversified as Kellar's interests. He had a penchant for preserving everything (six copies of everything) which could in the foreseeable future be of historical or research value. And he apparently foresaw social and intellectual history's great gains, for his collecting activities transcended the needs of political or military history. Unfortunately, much of the extensive research done by Kellar and his associates for a projected definitive biography of Cyrus Hall McCormick and a history of agriculture, is in a form which is of limited value for the researcher. Kellar gathered materials and facts throughout his career, but did not find time to assimilate them. At his death, the possibility of anyone realizing the potential of much of this research ended. In some instances, e.g. the Bibliographic References, notation is simply made of where references to Cyrus Hall McCormick and the reaper may be found. Almost all of the research notes would require Kellar's interpretation to be useful.

Kellar's papers have been arranged in eight series. The first is a file of Kellar's personal papers including his personal correspondence, the papers of other members of his immediate family, autobiographical materials, financial records, materials documenting his education and teaching career, and his writings and speeches. The second group of papers relate to the McCormick Historical Association of which Kellar was curator (1915-1931) and later director (1931-1951). In effect they are his business papers. This series is sub-divided into correspondence reports and dockets, financial records, general information regarding the McCormick collections themselves and the operation of the association, materials relating to the Virginia collections of the association, and research and reference materials. The third series is comprised of the papers collected by Kellar relating to the many historical and library associations and organizations of which he was a member. Series 4 is a file of the Works Projects Administration (WPA) concerns incumbent upon Kellar. In the fifth series are the correspondence and papers, biographical materials, essays for festschrifts, letters of recommendation, and miscellany of historians and agriculturists contemporary with Kellar. Miscellaneous items are filed in series 6. Series 7 is titled the Everett Eugene Edwards Papers. Edwards; an agricultural historian with the United States Department of Agriculture (1927-1952) and editor of Agricultural History, the journal of the Agricultural History Society (1931-1952); was a life-time friend of Herbert Kellar. His papers include Edwards' papers and correspondence collected by Kellar throughout the years of friendship between the two men, as well as Edwards' own papers including his correspondence with Kellar and others and his collected “Notes of Lewis Cecil Gray” (agricultural economist) on Southern agriculture. The eighth and final series is a compilation of Kellar's research notes and collected materials, and copies of the writings of Solon Robinson, for the two volume Solon Robinson, Pioneer and Agriculturist, compiled and edited by Kellar c. 1936.

Acquisition Information

Presented by Mrs. Herbert A. Kellar, Madison, Wisconsin, April 25, 1957 and March 25, 1974.

Processing Information

Processed by Joanne Hohler, 1974.

	Series: Series 1: Kellar Personal , (1817-1961) Scope and Content Note Kellar's personal papers are sub-divided into 6 sub-categories: 1.1 personal correspondence (1898-1962; n.d.); 1.2 Kellar family (1817-1961); 1.3 autobiographical potpourri (1905-1969); 1.4 financial records (1911-1952); 1.5 education and teaching career (1899-1916); and 1.6 writings and speeches (1903-1955). Personal correspondence (1.1) is again divided. There is a general correspondence file arranged chronologically from 1898 to 1962. (There is no correspondence for the years 1899 through 1906; and there are some letters for which a date could not be ascertained.) In 1947 Kellar was awarded an LL.D. by Augustana College and Theological Seminary, Rock Island, Illinois. The correspondence (1947-1949) relating to this honor is in chronological order and filed separately in subseries 1.1. The Kellar family file (1.2), containing the papers preserved by Kellar of his immediate family, has been arranged by family member in order of seniority, and chronologically by type of record thereunder. The first folder of the series contains whatever genealogical and family history records remain. Following this are the papers of the Reverend Mr. Isaac Kellar (1817-1843); of George Kellar, Sr., Herbert Kellar's father (1889-1893); of Mary Elizabeth Summers Kellar, H.A.K.'s mother (1876-1940); of (George) Gordon Kellar, H.A.K.'s brother (1908-1925); of Henry, June, and Steven Grimes, the family of H.A.K.'s sister June (1908-1951); of Dorothy Alderton Kellar, H.A.K.'s first wife (1906-1949); of Lucile E. O'Connor Kellar, H.A.K.'s second wife and widow (1921-1961); and of Alecea Summers Kellar Beckley, H.A.K.'s daughter and only child (1943-1951). Isaac Kellar's papers include sermons (1818-1832); a record of baptisms and marriages in Bedford County, Pennsylvania (1820-1843); and student notebooks he kept at Princeton Seminary (1817; n.d.). The papers of George Kellar, Sr., his wife, Mary Summers Kellar, and their children, Gordon and June are not distinguishable from most family correspondence of the period. Gordon, a promising architect, was killed in a flight training accident at Kelley Field, Texas during World War I. The papers of Dorothy Alderton Kellar are among the most poignant of the collection, and are remarkable for the insight into the personality and aspirations of the young Kellar; student life at the University of Wisconsin (1911-1913); and the life of an intelligent and tragic woman reminiscent of Zelda Fitzgerald. Dorothy Kellar's life is documented from girlhood until her death from cancer in 1942. Also documented in the Kellar family file are Lucile O'Connor Kellar's years of dedication to her husband, to the McCormick Historical Association, and to her family (including a brother, Kenneth O'Connor, later (8 March 1965 - 30 June 1972) director of the Dane County Chapter of the American National Red Cross). There are a few childhood letters, cards, drawings, and records of H.A.K.'s daughter Alecea. In sum, it is a quite complete, unbroken record of a family. The autobiographical potpourri (1.3) is a small file containing mainly, drafts of Kellar's releases to such publications as Who's Who in America; and fraternity and alumni materials (1905-1969). Financial records (1.4) is a two-archive box file of Kellar's financial affairs. It is arranged in an alphabetical subject sequence, and chronologically thereunder from automobile expenses through bank loans, income tax, insurance, invoices and receipts, and real estate transactions. The section containing the materials on Kellar's education and teaching career (1.5) is arranged in the order of schools attended by Kellar, or at which he taught: Sunday School at the First Presbyterian Church of Peoria, Illinois (1899-1900); Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria, Illinois (1905-1906); the University of Chicago (1909); Manzanita Hall, Palo Alto, California (1909-1911); the University of Wisconsin (1911-1913); the University of Texas (1913-1914); Leland Stanford, Jr. University, and the University of Minnesota (1914-1915). Included herein are lecture notes for mediaeval history (Dana Munro and George Clark Sellery), exam questions for the Ph.D in history (1912), reading lists, syllabi, student lists and records, et cetera. Writings and speeches (1.6) comprises 8 boxes of material including all Kellar's extant plays, articles, speeches, lectures, books, and drafts of the above. Kellar wrote prize-winning plays at the undergraduate level, lectured and presented papers at professional meetings, and had a few articles published. He was editor of the two-volume work, Solon Robinson, Pioneer and Agriculturist, contributed to the Dictionary of American Biography and several professional journals, but he did not complete either of the two books he determined early in his career to write: a history of agriculture, and “The Life and Times of Mr. Cyrus Hall McCormick.” What he did complete of the latter is filed here (box 16, folder 1; box 16, volumes 22-24).
	Subseries: 1.1 Personal Correspondence
	General
Box   1 Folder   1	1898; 1907-1908.
Box   1 Folder   2	1910-1911.
Box   1 Folder   3	1912-1914.
Box   1 Folder   4	1915-1925.
Box   1 Folder   5	1926-1929.
Box   1 Folder   6	1930-1934.
Box   2 Folder   1	1935-1936.
Box   2 Folder   2	1937-1939.
Box   2 Folder   3	1940-1944.
Box   2 Folder   4	1945-1949.
Box   2 Folder   5	1950-1954.
Box   2 Folder   6	1955-1962.
Box   2 Folder   7	n.d.
Box   2 Folder   8	Correspondence and Miscellaneous - LL.D. Degree: Augustana College and Theological Seminary, Rock Island, Illinois, 1947-1949.
	Subseries: 1.2 Kellar Family	⇧
Box   3 Folder   1	Genealogy and Family History - Kellar, Summers, and Schnebly families, n.d.
	Rev. Isaac Kellar Papers
Box   3 Folder   2	License and Sermons, 1818; 1820-1832; n.d.
Box   3 Folder   3	Record of Baptisms and Marriages, Bedford County, Pennsylvania, 1820-1843.
Box-folder   3-4 Volume   1-2	Notebooks - Didactic and Polemic Theology, Princeton Seminary, 1817; n.d.
Box   3 Folder   5	George Kellar, Sr. [Father of H.A.K.] - Correspondence, 1889-1893.
	Mary Elizabeth Summers Kellar [Mother of H.A.K.]
Box   3 Folder   6	Correspondence and Miscellaneous, 1876-1940; n.d.
Box   3 Folder   7	Correspondence with H.A.K., 1901-1937; n.d.
Box-folder   3-8 Volume   3	Financial, 1918; 1934-1935; 1939; n.d.
Box   3 Folder   9	Education, 1876-1918.
Box-folder   4-1 Volume   4-5	Writings, c.1870's-1880's.
	(George) Gordon Kellar [Brother of H.A.K.]
Box   4 Folder   2	Correspondence, 1908-1925; n.d.
Box   4 Folder   2	Writings, n.d.
	Henry, June [Mrs. Henry, Sister of H.A.K.], and Stephen Grimes
	Correspondence with Herbert, Dorothy, Lucile, and Alecea Kellar
Box   4 Folder   3	1908-1940.
Box   4 Folder   4	1941-1956; n.d.
	Dorothy Alderton Kellar [H.A.K.'s first wife]
Box   4 Folder   5	Correspondence - General, 1907-1926; n.d.
	Correspondence with H.A.K.
Box   4 Folder   6	1911.
Box   5 Folder   1	1912, January-February.
Box   5 Folder   2	1912, April-1926; 1940; n.d.
Box   5 Folder   3	Re D.A.K.'s Accident, September, 1921.
Box   5 Folder   4	Correspondence re D.A.K.'s Illness, 1921-1935.
	Correspondence of Henry Arnold Alderton and Marion Decker Alderton
Box   5 Folder   5	Letters from H.A.K., 1922-1941.
Box   5 Folder   6	Letters to H.A.K., 1924-1949.
Box   5 Folder   7	Correspondence of Marion D. Alderton re Dorothy Alderton Kellar, 1924-1941.
Box   5 Folder   8	Correspondence re Cyrus Hall McCormick, Jr., 1923-1926.
	Education
Box-folder   6-1 Volume   6-7	Notebooks, 1906-1911.
Box-folder   6-2 Volume   8-10	Notebooks, c. 1911.
Box   6 Folder   3	Grades, Diplomas, Miscellaneous, 1908-1924.
Box   6 Folder   4	Memorabilia, 1895-1929; n.d.
Box   6 Folder   5	Application for Membership in DAR, 1925.
Box   6 Folder   6	Financial, 1921-1942.
Box-folder   6-7 Volume   11-12	Diaries and Datebooks, 1901; 1905; 1910.
	Lucile E. O'Connor Kellar [H.A.K.'s second wife]
	Correspondence
Box   7 Folder   1	1921-1937.
Box   7 Folder   2	1938-1940.
Box   7 Folder   3	1941-1961.
Box   7 Folder   4	Correspondence with H.A.K., 1931-1951.
	Alecea Summers Kellar [Daughter of H.A.K. and Lucile Kellar]
Box   7 Folder   5	Correspondence, 1945-1952.
Box   7 Folder   6	Education - Francis W. Parker School, 1943-1951.
	Subseries: 1.3 Autobiographical Potpourri	⇧
Box   7 Folder   7	Correspondence and Miscellaneous, 1905-1942.
Box-folder   7-8 Volume   13-14	Miscellaneous Autobiographical Materials, 1920-1969.
	Colleges, Alumni Associations and Fraternities
Box   8 Folder   1	Correspondence - General, 1908-1925; n.d.
Box   8 Folder   2	Bradley Polytechnic Institute - Alpha Pi Fraternity, 1907-1937; n.d.
Box   8 Folder   3	University of Chicago - Chicago Alumni Club, 1909-1938.
Box   8 Folder   4	Phi Gamma Delta, 1911-1957; n.d.
Box   8 Folder   5	University of Wisconsin, 1912-1929.
Box   8 Folder   6	Interfraternity Club, 1928-1933; n.d.
Box   8 Folder   7-9	Scrapbook, n.d.
	Subseries: 1.4 Financial Records	⇧
Box   9 Folder   1	Automobile Expenses - Financing, Registration, Operational, 1923-1951.
Box   9 Folder   2	Bank Loans, Savings, and Trusts, 1921-1951.
Box   9 Folder   3	Income Tax, 1920-1924; 1942.
	Insurance
	Automobile and Accident
Box   9 Folder   4	1917-1937.
Box   9 Folder   5	1938-1950.
Box   9 Folder   6	Life and Accident, 1921-1937.
	Invoices and Receipts
Box   9 Folder   7	1911-1936.
Box   9 Folder   8	1937-1952.
	Real Estate
Box   10 Folder   1	Bartlett and Company (North Shore Acres), 1916-1920.
Box   10 Folder   2	Independent Premium Company (Boulevard Beach), 1917-1918.
Box   10 Folder   3	A.T. McIntosh (Midlothian Farms), 1917-1926.
Box   10 Folder   4	Midlothian Gardens, Cook County, Illinois, 1917-1947; n.d.
Box   10 Folder   5	Taxes, 1917-1930.
Box   10 Folder   6	Miscellaneous, 1931-1949; n.d.
	Subseries: 1.5 Education and Teaching Career	⇧
Box   11 Folder   1	Sunday School - First Presbyterian Church of Peoria, Illinois, 1899-1900.
Box   11 Folder   2	Bradley Polytechnic Institute, 1905-1906.
	University of Chicago
Box   11 Folder   3	Seminar in Protestant Reformation - Krehbiel, “Lectures and Seminar,” 1909.
Box   11 Folder   4	Paper: “Political Career of Robert Toombs, 1827-1860,” 1909.
Box   11 Folder   5	Paper: “Three Elections in Missouri, 1860-1861,” n.d.
Box-folder   11-6 Volume   15	Classnotes, 1909.
Box-folder   11-7 Volume   16	Manzanita Hall, Palo Alto, California, 1909-1911.
	University of Wisconsin
Box-folder   11-8 Volume   17	Graduate School, c. 1911-1912.
Box   11 Folder   9	Exam Questions for Ph.D. in History, 1912.
Box   11 Folder   10	Class Notes, 1912-1913.
Box-folder   11-11 Volume   18	English History 5, 1912-1913.
Box   12 Folder   1	Dana Munro's Seminar - The Crusades - Notes, 1912-1913.
Box   12 Folder   2	Medieval History - Munro and George Clark Sellery, 1912-1913.
	University of Texas
	Medieval History (History 2)
Box   12 Folder   3	Administrative, 1913-1914.
Box   12 Folder   4	Outside Reading - Assigned and Notes on, 1913-1914.
Box   12 Folder   5-7	Lecture Notes, 1913-1914.
Box   13 Folder   1	Lecture Notes of Margaret Riley, 1913-1914.
Box   13 Folder   2	Quizes, 1913-1914.
Box   13 Folder   3	Quiz Notes, 1913-1914.
Box   13 Folder   4	Re Research Paper, 1913-1914.
Box   13 Folder   5	Miscellaneous, 1913-1914.
	Ancient History
Box   13 Folder   6	Exams, 1913-1914.
Box   13 Folder   7	Teaching of History in the High School, 1913-1914.
	Accessions List
Box   13 Folder   8	University of Texas Library, 1914.
Box   14 Folder   1	Leland Stanford, Jr. University and/or University of Minnesota - Miscellaneous Notes, c. 1914-1915.
	University of Minnesota
Box   14 Folder   2	Correspondence, Memoranda, and Miscellaneous Printed Materials, 1914-1916.
Box   14 Folder   3	Extension Division - United States History Course, 1914.
Box   14 Folder   4	History VII-A - Syllabus, Exams and Notes, 1914-1915.
Box-folder   14-5 Volume   19-20	Medieval History Course - Syllabi, c. 1914-1915.
Box-folder   14-6 Volume   21	Student List and Records, 1914-1915.
Box   14 Folder   7	“Outside Reading Abstracts from Various History Courses,” c. 1914-1915.
Box   14 Folder   8	Notes and Lists of Book Collections, 1914-1915.
Box   14 Folder   9	“Notes for Report on Governors' Office,” 1914.
	Subseries: 1.6 Writings and Speeches	⇧
Box   15 Folder   1	School Compositions and Other Early Plays and Writings, 1903-1925.
Box   15 Folder   2	Miscellaneous Early Plays and Writings, n.d.
Box   15 Folder   3	“The Bottle Imps” (2 act play), 1911.
Box   15 Folder   4	“The Interdict, King John and the Exchequer,” 1911.
Box   15 Folder   5	“The Man Who Came Back,” 1911-1916.
Box   15 Folder   6	“Cousins” (3 act play), 1912.
Box   15 Folder   7	“Undeveloped Phase of American History” - Notes and Drafts, 1918(?).
Box   15 Folder   8	Article on Harvesting for Encyclopedia Americana - Drafts and Notes, 1919.
Box   15 Folder   9	Proposed History of Agriculture - Notes, Outlines, and Fragments, c. 1922.
Box   15 Folder   10	“Reaping Implements” and Other Short Fragments on Subject, c.1920-1930.
Box   15 Folder   11	“The Reaper as a Factor in the Development of the Agriculture of Illinois, 1834-1865” - Drafts and Notes, 1927.
Box   15 Folder   12	“The Relation of Agriculture to Modern Civilization,” n.d.
	“The Life and Times of Mr. Cyrus Hall McCormick”
Box   16 Folder   1	Outline, c. 1920.
Box   16 Volume   22	Part I, 1923.
Box   16 Volume   23	Part II and III.
Box   16 Volume   24	Part IV, 1924.
Box   17 Folder   1	Drafts (Parts I-III), 1923.
Box   17 Folder   2	Draft (Part IV), 1924.
Box   17 Folder   3	“Broad Lines of Development of Reaping Machines” - Draft and Notes, 1928.
Box   17 Folder   4	“Cyrus Hall McCormick and the Invention of Reaper in 1831 with Notes on its Subsequent Development” - Drafts and Notes (some prepared by A.C. Seyfarth), 1929-1930.
Box   17 Folder   5	“Cyrus Hall McCormick and the People of Virginia” - Drafts, Notes, and Copy read at Virginia Social Science Association Convention, Richmond, Virginia, 1930 May.
	“Marshall P. Wilder, Patron of Agriculture” - Research and Reference
Box   17 Folder   6	Typewritten Copies of References, 1931.
Box   17 Folder   7	Notes, 1931.
Box   17 Folder   8	Drafts and Notes, 1931.
	Dana Carlton Munro Memorial Volume (Crusades and Other Essays)
	Correspondence
Box   18 Folder   1	A-Cram, 1925-1928.
Box   18 Folder   2	F.S. Crofts and Company, and Royalty Statements, 1925-1951.
Box   18 Folder   3	Cross-Knappen, 1925-1928.
Box   18 Folder   4	Krey-Paetow, 1925-1928.
Box   18 Folder   5	Patterson-Young, 1925-1928.
Box   18 Folder   6	Administrative File - Lists of Munro's Students and Prospective Patrons, Copies of Form Letters, 1924-1927.
Box   18 Folder   7	Orders and Invoice, 1927-1928.
Box   18 Folder   8	Financial Records - Bank Statements, Receipts, Checks, Notes, 1926-1928.
Box   18 Folder   9	Index, Table of Contents, Preface, Bibliography of Munro's Writings, 1927.
Box   18 Folder   10	Galley Proof, c.1927.
Box   19 Folder   1	“American Farm Implements and Machines, 1833-1933” - Draft and Notes, 1932.
Box   19 Folder   2	“Discussion of Various Organs for Dissemination of Information,” 1934.
Box   19 Folder   3	Miscellaneous Short Articles, 1934-1943; n.d.
Box   19 Folder   4	“The West and National Agriculture in the Ante-Bellum Period, 1830-1860” - Drafts, Notes and Summary Copy read at Mississippi Valley Historical Association Convention, April 1935.
Box-folder   19-5 Volume   25	“Functions of a Local Historical Society, as suggested from the Experience of a Collector, Librarian, and Historian” - read before the Peoria County Historical Society - printed in Journal of Illinois State Historical Society, January 1937, 1936.
Box   19 Folder   6	“Suggestions for a Manuscript Survey in Illinois” - read at Regional Conference of Historical Records Survey - Final Copy and Drafts, 1936.
Box   19 Folder   7	“Chicago as an Intellectual Center” - read before Northwestern University History Faculty - Final Copy and Notes, 1936.
Box   19 Folder   8	“Solon Robinson's Impressions of Southern Agriculture” - read at Southern Historical Association - Notes and Drafts, 1937.
Box   19 Folder   9	“The Organization and Preservation of Manuscript Collections in the McCormick Historical Association Library” - read at American Library Association Convention, 16 June 1938 - Drafts and Notes, 1938.
Box   19 Folder   10	“The Mechanization of American Agriculture” - Drafts, Notes, Research Materials, and Copy read at University of Wisconsin, 15 November 1938.
Box   19 Folder   11	“Agricultural Contacts North and South Prior to 1861” - read at Mississippi Valley Historical Association - Drafts and Notes, 1939.
	Fleming Lectures [Louisiana State University]
Box   20 Folder   1	Correspondence and Programs, 1937-1955.
	Research and Reference
	Inventions by State
Box   20 Folder   2	1790-1847.
Box   20 Folder   3	1848-1858.
Box   20 Folder   4	1859-1860.
Box   20 Folder   5	Notes, c. 1939.
Box   20 Folder   6	“Cultural Phases” [first lecture] - Drafts and Notes, 1939-1940.
Box   20 Folder   7	“Technological Aspects” [second lecture] - Drafts and Notes, 1939.
Box   20 Folder   8	“Rural Philosophy” [third lecture] - Drafts and Notes, 1939.
Box   20 Folder   9	“American Reference Libraries in the Postwar Era” - read at American Library Association - published in College Research Libraries, September 1942.
Box   20 Folder   10	“Aspects of the Evolution of the Plow in the United States from the Colonial Period to 1850” - Drafts and Notes, 1943.
Box   20 Folder   11	“Living Agricultural Museums,” 1944-1946.
Box   20 Folder   12	“Louis Pelzer, the Man - In Memoriam” - for Mississippi Valley Historical Review, 1946.
Box   20 Folder   13	“Washington and Lincoln and Agriculture” - Speech given at Ohio State Museum - Draft, 1947.
Box   21 Folder   1	“The Historian and Life” - Speech read at Mississippi Valley Historical Association - published in Mississippi Valley Historical Review, June 1947 - Notes, Drafts, Correspondence, Reprint, 1947.
Box   21 Folder   2	“The Invention and Evolution of Agricultural Machinery and the Settlement and Development of the West” - Drafts and Published Copy, 1947.
Box   21 Folder   3	“What is Oregon History” - Draft and Notes, c.1947-1948.
Box   21 Folder   4	“Hay Balers or Presses” and “Notes Upon the Meaning of the Word Invention” - Drafts, 1948.
Box   21 Folder   5	“Sketch of Everett Eugene Edwards” - Notes and Final Draft, 1953.
Box   21 Folder   6	“George Washington and Agriculture” - Notes for Discussion on WHA-TV, 1954.
Box   21 Folder   7	“Agricultural Surveys” - Drafts and Notes, n.d.
Box   21 Folder   8	“American Conquest or Pillars of Power” - Outline, Notes, and Suggested Scenes, n.d.
Box   21 Folder   9	“An Early American Gristmill,” n.d.
Box   21 Folder   10	“William Pitt Murray” and “The William Pitt Murray Papers” - Handwritten Drafts and Notes, n.d.
	“Solon Robinson, Westerner and Nationalist” - Article for Westerner's Brand Book
Box   21 Folder   11	Final Copy, Drafts, Notes, n.d.
Box   22 Folder   1	Correspondence, 1921-1943.
Box   22 Folder   2	Research and Reference, n.d.
Box   22 Folder   3	Book Reviews, 1918-1950.
Box   22 Folder   4	Copies of Published Articles by H.A.K., 1928-1955; n.d.
Box-folder   22-5 Volume   26-27	Notes for Speeches, 1936-1954; n.d.
Box   22 Folder   6	Copies of Papers probably by H.A.K., n.d.
Box   22 Folder   7	Miscellaneous, 1935; 1940.
Box   22 Folder   8	Miscellaneous Fragments and Notes, n.d.
Box   22 Folder   9	Lucile O'Connor Kellar, 1935-1937.
	Series: Series 2: McCormick Historical Association , (1533-1960) Scope and Content Note Nearly half of the collection is a part of the McCormick Historical Association file (series 2). These records are Kellar's personal copies. Much is probably duplication of documents found in McCormick Collection manuscripts, e.g. the McCormick Historical Association's official records. General correspondence of the McCormick Historical Association in the Kellar papers (2.1) is filed in a strict chronological sequence (1911-1960). However, for August 1948 there is a separate folder of correspondence with the J.I. Case Company of Racine, Wisconsin. The (1916-1955) reports and dockets file (2.2) consists of Kellar's copies of monthly reports to (or dockets of the meetings of) the members of the McCormick family (Cyrus Hall, Jr., Anita McCormick Blaine; Harold F.) or their representatives (Cyrus Bentley and others) to whom Kellar was responsible as director of the McCormick Historical Association. The arrangement is chronological throughout. Kellar's copies of the financial records of the Association (2.3) are filed here in chronological order (1916-1956). They include moving and storage expenses of the transition period immediately preceding transfer of the McCormick Collections to the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Sub-series (2.4) entitled “general information re collections, and operation of the Association” (1855-1969) includes operational materials e.g. information about the collections, lists of holdings, lists of materials loaned, bibliographies, et cetera. There is information re the Dicke Collection of Chicagoana, which the McCormicks considered acquiring, and re the Davidson Collection of Virginiana, which they did purchase. There are copies of old documents filed under research and reference; collected materials re McCormick family genealogy, biography, and memorials. Correspondence, reports, scripts, notes and clippings referring to films, radio programs, centennial celebrations, and Agricultural Hall of Fame awards are filed here. In the 1940's the “future of the (McCormick) library” became of foremost importance with the demoliton of the building in which the library was housed. Correspondence, reports, meeting agenda, and materials concerning possible locations for the library can be found in this sub-series. Papers filed under sub-series (2.5) Virginia collections (1809-1961) include correspondence regarding the acquisition of Virginiana, Americana, McCormick manuscripts, and stamps for the McCormick library. There are also some typewritten copies of documents concerning William Massie of Rockbridge County, Virginia, a friend of Robert and Cyrus Hall McCormick; and of the Tye River and Blue Ridge Turnpike Company; and from the James Dorman Davidson papers, which are part of the McCormick Collections. With the Davidson materials in Kellar's papers are the results of research in the Davidson papers, on nineteenth-century social history, done in 1938 and 1939 by Arthur Stocks. The most significant and largest group of materials in this sub-section of the papers is filed as “research and reference” (2.6). A wide range of dates is covered here (1533-1957), with the majority of the materials falling in the nineteenth-century. Included is a listing by Kellar's catalogue number of bibliographic references to Cyrus Hall McCormick and the reaper, as follows: AP - agricultural periodicals AS - agricultural societies AG - agricultural patents AM - agricultural encyclopedias BB - biographical materials BG - genealogical materials HA - agricultural history HL - local history HM - general history RP - religious periodicals RM - religious materials MS - mechanical societies MM - mechanical dictionaries MP - mechanical periodicals ME - exposition reports MC - catalogue materials MG - patent records ML - legal records UP - newspapers UM - miscellaneous GP - general periodicals There is also a chronologically arranged listing of the agricultural periodical (AP) references; and an alphabetical listing of “non-McCormick references - periodical classification.” Also preserved here are typewritten copies of the materials referred to in the bibliographic references; and newspaper references to Cyrus Hall McCormick copied in manuscript form by Charles O'Connor (a brother of Lucile O'Connor Kellar's) from Chicago newspapers of the latter half of the ninetenneth-century. The reaper controversy research materials are arranged chronologically. They deal with the various reaper patent cases with which Cyrus Hall McCormick was involved. The dispute over the invention of the reaper includes materials from the Robert vs. Cyrus Hall McCormick controversy, Hussey vs. McCormick, Seymour and Morgan vs. McCormick, Manny vs. McCormick, the McCormick Patent Extension Cases of 1848, 1859, and 1861, as well as various other rivals and controversies. Also found here are materials referring to the awards, exhibitions, and contests both foreign and domestic) involving reapers; editorial comment relating to reapers; the bound photo-engraved reprint of the 1885 pamphlet, Memorial of Robert McCormick...Including the Early History of the McCormick Reaper; and the published pamphlet, The Life and Works of Robert McCormick Including the Invention of the Reaper by Robert Hall McCormick and James Hall Shields. Also included here are galley proof and page proof of The Invention of the McCormick Reaper (unpublished) by Cyrus Bentley.	⇧
	Subseries: 2.1 Correspondence
	General
Box   23 Folder   1	1911-1915.
Box   23 Folder   2	1916.
Box   23 Folder   3	1917, January-March.
Box   23 Folder   4	1917, April-June.
Box   23 Folder   5	1917, July-September.
Box   23 Folder   6	1917, October-December.
Box   23 Folder   7	1918, January-March.
Box   23 Folder   8	1918, April-June.
Box   23 Folder   9	1918, July-September.
Box   23 Folder   10	1918, October-December.
Box   23 Folder   11	1919, January-March.
Box   23 Folder   12	1919, April-June.
Box   23 Folder   13	1919, July-September.
Box   23 Folder   14	1919, October-December.
Box   24 Folder   1	1920, January-March.
Box   24 Folder   2	1920, April-December.
Box   24 Folder   3	1921, January-May.
Box   24 Folder   4	1921, June-December.
Box   24 Folder   5	1922, January-April.
Box   24 Folder   6	1922, May-December.
Box   24 Folder   7	1923.
Box   24 Folder   8	1924, January-July.
Box   24 Folder   9	1924, August-December.
Box   25 Folder   1	1925.
Box   25 Folder   2	1926.
Box   25 Folder   3	1927, January-June.
Box   25 Folder   4	1927, July-December.
Box   25 Folder   5	1928, January-June.
Box   25 Folder   6	1928, July-December.
Box   25 Folder   7	1929, January-June.
Box   25 Folder   8	1929, July-December.
Box   25 Folder   9	1930, January-March.
Box   25 Folder   10	1930, April-June.
Box   26 Folder   1	1930, July-September.
Box   26 Folder   2	1930, October-December.
Box   26 Folder   3	1931, January-March.
Box   26 Folder   4	1931, April-June.
Box   26 Folder   5	1931, July-September.
Box   26 Folder   6	1931, October-December.
Box   26 Folder   7	1932, January-February.
Box   26 Folder   8	1932, March-April.
Box   26 Folder   9	1932, May-June.
Box   26 Folder   10	1932, July-August.
Box   27 Folder   1	1932, September-October.
Box   27 Folder   2	1932, November-December.
Box   27 Folder   3	1933, January-February.
Box   27 Folder   4	1933, March.
Box   27 Folder   5	1933, April.
Box   27 Folder   6	1933, May 1-18.
Box   27 Folder   7	1933, May 19-27.
Box   27 Folder   8	1933, June.
Box   27 Folder   9	1933, July.
Box   28 Folder   1	1933, August-October.
Box   28 Folder   2	1933, November-December.
Box   28 Folder   3	1934, January.
Box   28 Folder   4	1934, February.
Box   28 Folder   5	1934, March.
Box   28 Folder   6	1934, April-May.
Box   28 Folder   7	1934, June-July.
Box   28 Folder   8	1934, August-October.
Box   28 Folder   9	1934, November-December.
Box   29 Folder   1	1935, January-February.
Box   29 Folder   2	1935, March-April.
Box   29 Folder   3	1935, May-June.
Box   29 Folder   4	1935, July-August.
Box   29 Folder   5	1935, September-October.
Box   29 Folder   6	1935, November-December.
Box   29 Folder   7	1936, January-April.
Box   29 Folder   8	1936, May-July.
Box   29 Folder   9	1936, August-December.
Box   30 Folder   1	1937, January-March.
Box   30 Folder   2	1937, April-May.
Box   30 Folder   3	1937, June-August.
Box   30 Folder   4	1937, September-December.
Box   30 Folder   5	1938, January.
Box   30 Folder   6	1938, February.
Box   30 Folder   7	1938, March.
Box   31 Folder   1	1938, April-May.
Box   31 Folder   2	1938, June.
Box   31 Folder   3	1938, July-August.
Box   31 Folder   4	1938, September-December.
Box   31 Folder   5	1939, January-March.
Box   31 Folder   6	1939, April-August.
Box   31 Folder   7	1939, September-December.
Box   31 Folder   8	1940, January-June.
Box   31 Folder   9	1940, July-December.
Box   32 Folder   1	1941, January-May.
Box   32 Folder   2	1941, June-December.
Box   32 Folder   3	1942.
Box   32 Folder   4	1943, January-May.
Box   33 Folder   1	1943, June-December.
Box   33 Folder   2	1944-1945.
Box   33 Folder   3	1946.
Box   33 Folder   4	1947.
Box   33 Folder   5	1948.
Box   33 Folder   6	J. I. Case Company, August 1948.
	General
Box   33 Folder   7	1949-1950.
Box   33 Folder   8	1951.
Box   33 Folder   9	1952-1954.
Box   33 Folder   10	1955-1960.
Box   33 Folder   11	n.d.
	Subseries: 2.2 Reports and Dockets	⇧
	Reports
Box   34 Folder   1	1916.
Box   34 Folder   2	1917.
Box   34 Folder   3	1918.
Box   34 Folder   4	1919, January-May.
Box   34 Folder   5	1919, June-December.
Box   34 Folder   6	Report - “Concerning Evanescent Materials in Virginia, Invention of the Reaper, Signed Statements,” c. 1920.
	Reports
Box   34 Folder   7	1920.
Box   34 Folder   8	1921-1922.
Box   34 Folder   9	1923.
Box   35 Folder   1	1924.
Box   35 Folder   2	1925-1926.
Box   35 Folder   3	1927-1930.
	Reports and Dockets
Box   35 Folder   4	1932.
Box   35 Folder   5	1933.
Box   35 Folder   6	1934.
Box   35 Folder   7	1935.
Box   35 Folder   8	1936-1937.
Box   35 Folder   9	Reports, 1951-1955.
	Subseries: 2.3 Financial Records	⇧
Box   35 Folder   10	1916-1920.
Box   35 Folder   11	1921-1925.
Box   36 Folder   1	1926-1931.
Box   36 Folder   2	1932.
Box   36 Folder   3	1933-1934.
Box   36 Folder   4	1935-1937.
Box   36 Folder   5	1938-1943.
Box   36 Folder   6	1944-1947.
Box   36 Folder   7	1948-1949.
Box   36 Folder   8	1950-1956.
Box   36 Folder   9	Re the Blunden-Lyon Company, 1940-1946.
Box   36 Folder   10	Moving and Storage Expenses, 1942; 1949-1951.
Box   36 Folder   11	Receipts - Miscellaneous, 1922-1950.
	Subseries: 2.4 General Information re Collections and Operation of Association	⇧
	Operational
Box   37 Folder   1	General, 1912-1953; n.d.
Box   37 Folder   2	Information on Collections, n.d.
Box   37 Folder   3	General Information on the Collection, 1920-1952; n.d.
Box   37 Folder   4	Materials Loaned to J. I. Case Company (Mr. Wirt), c. 1940.
Box   37 Folder   5	Lists of Holdings - Of Materials Loaned - Of Materials Received, 1920; 1932-1943.
Box   37 Folder   6	“Notes for Article on McCormick Historical Association for Illinois Libraries,” 1941; 1952.
	Bibliographies
Box   37 Folder   7	1909-1942.
Box   37 Folder   8	n.d.
	Inventories of Collections
Box   37 Folder   9	1917-1949; n.d.
Box   37 Folder   10	n.d.
	Re Dicke Collections of Chicagoana
Box-folder   38-1 Volume   28-29	Correspondence, Notes, Clippings, 1934-1943.
Box   38 Folder   2	Inventories, Lists, Miscellaneous, c. 1934-1937.
	Research and Reference
Box   38 Folder   3	Comments on “Mr. Seyfarth's... Articles” on Harvesting, c. 1930.
Box   38 Folder   4	Copies of McCormick and Harvester Correspondence, 1855-1902.
Box   38 Folder   5	“Copies of Statements of Virginians taken by H.A.K.,” 1919-1922.
Box   38 Folder   6	Copies of Miscellaneous 18th and 19th Century Letters and Documents, 1748-1865.
Box   38 Folder   7	Short Essays on the Reaper, Harvesting, and the McCormick Reaper Company, 1917-1943; n.d.
Box   38 Folder   8	Miscellaneous Short Essays, 1928-1947; n.d.
	Harvester Club
Box   38 Folder   9	Reminiscences and Membership Lists (California), 1919-1930.
Box   38 Folder   10	Reminiscences, c. 1919-1930.
Box   38 Folder   11	Index for “The Invention of the McCormick Reaper,” n.d.
Box   38 Folder   12	Letters from C. A. Spring, Jr. to Cyrus Hall McCormick, 1865-1866. (copies)
Box   38 Folder   13	Miscellaneous Research on C. H. McCormick and Reaper, 1831-1872; 1911; 1934-1940; n.d.
Box   39 Folder   1	Documents re McCormick's Hill-Side Plow, 1831-1843.
Box-folder   39-2 Volume   30	Miscellaneous References to the Reaper from 19th Century Books and Periodicals - Collected by H.A.K., 1836-1900.
Box   39 Folder   3	Documents and Illustrations re the Development of the Reaper, 1831-1874.
Box   39 Folder   4	Research in Davidson Collection - Notes, Index, Key and Location Guide - Compiled by Arthur Stocks, 1938-1939.
Box   39 Folder   5	Miscellaneous, n.d.
	McCormick Family
	Genealogy
Box   39 Folder   6	Miscellaneous and Clippings, 1932-1950.
	Correspondence
Box   40 Folder   1	1918-1932.
Box   40 Folder   2	1933-1951.
Box   40 Folder   3	Family Lists, 1925-1941; n.d.
Box   40 Folder   4	Notes, Miscellaneous, c.1920's-1930's.
	Biographical Material
	Cyrus Hall McCormick, Sr.
Box   40 Folder   5	Drafts of Articles, 1909-1936; n.d.
Box   40 Folder   6	Biographical Articles, 1859-1938.
Box   40 Folder   7	Printed Biographical Materials, 1835; n.d.
Box   40 Folder   8	Cyrus Hall McCormick, Jr. - Drafts of Articles, 1919; 1936; n.d.
Box   40 Folder   9	Harold McCormick, 1912; n.d.
Box   40 Folder   9	Stanley McCormick, 1912; n.d.
Box   40 Folder   10	Anita Eugenie McCormick Blaine - Articles and Drafts, 1938; 1954.
Box   40 Folder   11	Robert McCormick; Leander J. McCormick; Stephen McCormick; William McCormick - Drafts of Articles, 1896; 1932-1933.
Box   40 Folder   12	Clippings and article reprints re McCormick Family, 1877; 1931-1969; n.d.
Box   40 Folder   13	Miscellaneous, 1912-1955; n.d.
Box   41 Folder   1	International Harvester Company - Film - “Romance of the Reapers,” 1929.
Box   41 Folder   2	Miscellaneous notes, correspondence, 1929.
Box   41 Folder   3	Photographs, prints, and drawings used, 1929.
Box   41 Folder   4	Receipts and financial records, 1929.
	Centennial Celebration
Box   41 Folder   5	Source materials, 1930-1931.
Box   41 Folder   6	H.A.K.'s notes and memoranda, 1931.
	International Harvester Company - Radio Program
Box   41 Folder   7	Correspondence and notes, 1933.
Box   41 Folder   8	NBC Reports: “NBC History,” “Radio and the Farm,” 1933.
Box   41 Folder   9	NBC Publications and program proposals for other companies, 1931-1933; n.d.
Box   41 Folder   10	“Preliminary notes on a Radio Broadcasting Plan for the International Harvester Company,” 1933.
Box   41 Folder   11	International Harvester Company - “Harvester's 100 Years in Chicago” - Miscellaneous, 1947.
Box   42 Folder   1	Legal Materials re McCormick Family - Miscellaneous, 1842-1952; n.d.
	Memorials to McCormick Family
Box   42 Folder   2	Invention of Reaper Centennial - printed materials, 1931.
Box   42 Folder   3	Bust of C. H. McCormick at Richmond, Virginia, 1932-1933.
Box   42 Folder   4	Walnut Grove, Rockbridge County, Virginia, 1937-1951; n.d.
Box   42 Folder   5	Miscellaneous, 1900-1941; 1953.
	Hall of Fame
	Correspondence
Box   42 Folder   6	1934-1935.
Box   42 Folder   7	1935, April-May.
Box   42 Folder   8	1935-1936.
Box   42 Folder   9	Comments, suggestions, reports, etc., 1935.
Box   42 Folder   10	Clippings, 1935, February-October.
Box   42 Folder   11	Notes and miscellaneous, 1935.
	Future of Library
	Correspondence
Box   43 Folder   1	1938-1950.
Box   43 Folder   2	1950-1951.
Box   43 Folder   3	1951-1954.
Box   43 Folder   4	Correspondence with State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1946-1951.
Box   43 Folder   5	Reports and agenda, ca. 1948-1950.
	Possible Location
Box   43 Folder   6	General, 1950-1951
Box   43 Folder   7	Kentucky, 1948-1951.
Box   43 Folder   8	State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1949-1952.
Box   43 Folder   9	H.A.K.'s notes and miscellaneous, 1949-1953.
	Miscellaneous Materials
Box   44 Folder   1	Bi-centennial celebration of Thomas Jefferson's birthday, 1943.
	Dated
Box   44 Folder   2	1921-1937.
Box   44 Folder   3	1940-1955.
Box   44 Folder   4	Notes, lists, memoranda, c. 1920-1955.
Box   44 Folder   5	H.A.K.'s drafts of suggestions for McCormick Historical Association and semi-biographical; , n.d.
Box   44 Folder   6	Clippings, 1861-1942.
	Subseries: 2.5 Virginia Collections (Virginiana, Americana, McCormick, Manuscripts and Stamps)	⇧
	General Correspondence
Box   45 Folder   1	1919-1925.
Box   45 Folder   2	1926.
Box   45 Folder   3	1927.
Box   45 Folder   4	1928.
Box   45 Folder   5	1929.
Box   45 Folder   6	1930.
Box   45 Folder   7	1931-1932.
Box   45 Folder   8	1933-1937.
Box   45 Folder   9	1938.
Box   46 Folder   1	1939-1940.
Box   46 Folder   2	1941-1945.
Box   46 Folder   3	1946-1961; n.d.
Box   46 Folder   4	Typewritten copies of William Massie, Tye River, and Virginia Legislative Act of 1832, 1829-1848.
Box   46 Folder   5	Miscellaneous and undated, c. 1820-1956.
Box   46 Folder   6	Notes, n.d.
	Davidson Papers
Box   46 Folder   7	Diary of Greenlee Davidson and related material, 1809-1860.
Box   46 Folder   8	Miscellaneous, c. 1870's-1948.
Box   46 Folder   9	Research in Davidson Papers - 19th century social history by Arthur Stocks, 1938-1939.
	Subseries: 2.6 Research and Reference (Bibliographical References to Cyrus Hall McCormick and the Reaper)	⇧
	Part 1, By Catalog Number
	AP - Agricultural Periodicals (Arranged by catalogue number)
Box   47 Folder   1	AP03 Agricultural Gazette, 1880.
Box   47 Folder   2	AP08 American Agriculturalist, 1880.
Box   47 Folder   3	AP12 Amsterdam de Volksolijit, 1855-1874.
Box   47 Folder   4	AP15 Bohmen, Centralblatt, 1850-1864.
Box   47 Folder   5	AP22 Country Gentleman, 1931; 1937-1938.
Box   47 Folder   6	AP23 Country Gentleman's Magazine, 1871; 1878.
Box   47 Folder   7	AP24 The Cultivator, 1855-1863.
Box   47 Folder   8	AP25 Cultivator and Country Gentleman, 1880.
Box   47 Folder   9	AP26 Deniliquin, Australia, Pastoral Times, 1884.
Box   47 Folder   10	AP261 Dollar Farmer, 1843; 1845.
Box   47 Folder   11	AP27 Empire State Agriculturalist, 1883.
Box   47 Folder   12	AP28 Farm and Fireside, 1890.
Box   47 Folder   13	AP29 Farm and Home, 1884; 1910.
Box   47 Folder   14	AP294 Bulman's Farm Crops Magazine, 1909.
Box   47 Folder   15	AP296 Farm Home, 1909-1910.
Box   47 Folder   16	AP30 Farm Journal, 1883; 1913-1918.
Box   47 Folder   17	AP31 The Farmer, 1878; 1884.
Box   47 Folder   18	AP33 Farmer and Gardener, 1862.
Box   47 Folder   19	AP34 Farmer and Mechanic, 1852.
Box   47 Folder   20	AP35 Farmer and Planter, 1852; 1856.
Box   47 Folder   21	AP36 Farmer and Stock-Breeder, 1900; 1935.
Box   47 Folder   22	AP39 Farmer's Magazine, 1837-1876.
Box   47 Folder   23	AP40 Farmer's Register, Vols. I-III, 1833-1836; 1842.
Box   47 Folder   24	AP404 Farmer's Voice, 1890; 1910.
Box   47 Folder   25	AP41 The Field, 1878; 1884.
Box   47 Folder   26	AP42 Field and Farm, 1886.
Box   47 Folder   27	AP43 Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1844-1872.
Box   47 Folder   28	AP431 Franklin Farmer, 1837; 1838.
Box   47 Folder   29	AP44 Gardner's Magazine, 1830-1839.
Box   47 Folder   30	AP45 Genesee Farmer, 1833-1855.
Box   47 Folder   31	AP48 Illustrated Annual Register of Rural Affairs, 1855-1881.
Box   47 Folder   32	AP49 Indiana Farmer, 1858-1859.
Box   47 Folder   33	AP50 Journal de l'Agriculture, 1868.
Box   47 Folder   34	AP51 Journal de l'Agriculture Pratique, (Paris, France), 1838-1870.
Box   47 Folder   35	AP52 Journal de l'Agriculture Pratique, (Brussels, Belgium), 1856.
Box   47 Folder   36	AP-- Lower Canada Agriculturist, 1862.
Box   47 Folder   37	AP60 Michigan Farmer, 1849-1857; 1860; 1923.
Box   47 Folder   38	AP61 Minnesota Farmer, 1881; 1883-1884.
Box   47 Folder   39	AP614 Missouri and Kansas Farmer, 1910.
Box   47 Folder   40	AP62 National Agriculturalist, 1859.
Box   47 Folder   41	AP63 Nederlandsche Maatschappij, 1853.
Box   47 Folder   42	AP64 New England Farmer, Vols. III-XIII, XV, 1851-1861; 1863.
Box   47 Folder   43	AP651 New England Farmers and Mechanics Journal, 1828.
Box   47 Folder   44	AP658 New Jersey Agriculture, 1932.
Box   47 Folder   45	AP66 New Jersey Farmer, 1855.
Box   47 Folder   46	AP67 New York Farmer, 1830-1834.
Box   47 Folder   47	AP68 North British Agriculturist, 1893-1900.
Box   47 Folder   48	AP69 North Carolina Farmer, 1849-1850.
Box   47 Folder   49	AP695 The North Carolina Planter, 1859.
Box   47 Folder   50	AP70 Ohio Cultivator, Vols. I-XVI, 1845-1860.
Box   47 Folder   51	AP71 Ohio Farmer, 1909.
Box   47 Folder   52	AP-- Ohio Valley Farmer, 1859.
Box   47 Folder   53	AP72 Orange Judd Farmer, 1890.
Box   47 Folder   54	AP724 Orchard and Farm, 1909; 1910.
Box   47 Folder   55	AP73 Pennsylvania Farm Journal, Vols. III-V, 1853-1855.
Box   47 Folder   56	AP735 People's Journal, Vol. I, 1853-1854.
Box   47 Folder   57	AP74 The Plow, the Loom and the Anvil, Vols. II-VII, 1849-1855.
Box   47 Folder   58	AP75 The Plow, Vol. I, 1852.
Box   47 Folder   59	AP76 Practical Farmer, 1890.
Box   47 Folder   60	AP77 Prairie Farmer Union Agriculturist and Western, Vol. I, 1841-1867; 1884; 1928.
Box   47 Folder   61	AP78 Annalen der Landwirthschaft in den Preussischen Staaten, 1869.
Box   47 Folder   62	AP79 Quarterly Journal of Agriculture, 1828-1829; 1832-1867.
Box   47 Folder   63	AP81 Rural New Yorker, 1884.
Box   47 Folder   64	AP82 Rural Register, Vols. I-II, 1859-1861.
Box   47 Folder   65	AP83 St. Petersburg Agricultural Gazette, 1880.
Box   47 Folder   66	AP84 ...Schwaben und Neuberg, (Augsberg, Germany), 1873.
Box   47 Folder   67	AP85 Southern Agriculturist, 1835; 1844; 1931.
Box   47 Folder   68	AP86 Southern Cultivator, 1843; 1849; 1883.
Box   47 Folder   69	AP87 Southern Farm Magazine, 1899.
Box   47 Folder   70	AP88 Southern Planter, 1841-1933.
Box   48 Folder   1	AP89 Tidskrift For Landockonomie, 1863.
Box   48 Folder   2	AP90 Valley Farmer, 1857.
Box   48 Folder   3	AP92 Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Homestead, 1931.
Box   48 Folder   4	AP93 Western Farmer and Gardener, 1839-1840; 1844-1847.
Box   48 Folder   5	AP94 Wisconsin Farmer and Northwestern Cultivator, 1849-1866.
Box   48 Folder   6	AP95 Working Farmer, 1850-1857.
Box   48 Folder   7	AP96 Yankee Farmer, 1840.
Box   48 Folder   8	AP “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	AS - Agricultural Societies
Box   48 Folder   9	AS03 Agricultural History, 1930-1936.
Box   48 Folder   10	AS04 Aquidneck Agricultural Society, 1854.
Box   48 Folder   11	AS06-AS112 European Agricultural Societies, 1850-1863.
Box   48 Folder   12	AS14 California State Agricultural Society, 1863; 1868-1869.
Box   48 Folder   13	AS16 Connecticut State Agricultural Society, 1854-1859.
Box   48 Folder   14	AS21 Essex Agricultural Society, (Salem, Massachusetts), 1831-1839.
Box   48 Folder   15	AS32 Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, 1807-1865.
Box   48 Folder   16	AS37-AS373 Illinois State Agricultural Society, 1853-1878.
Box   48 Folder   17	AS38 Indiana State Board of Agriculture, 1852-1882.
Box   48 Folder   18	AS39 Iowa State Agricultural College, 1858-1859.
Box   48 Folder   19	AS40 Iowa State Agricultural Society, 1864; 1877-1878.
Box   48 Folder   20	AS42 Kentucky State Agricultural Society, 1857.
Box   48 Folder   20	AS44 Laporte County Agricultural and Horticultural Society, 1855-1856.
Box   48 Folder   20	AS48 London, Journal of Farmer's Club, 1887.
Box   48 Folder   21	AS53 Maine Board of Agriculture, 1859; 1873-1875.
Box   48 Folder   22	AS55, AS553, AS555 Agricultural Societies, State of Massachusetts, 1855-1892.
Box   48 Folder   23	AS57 Michigan State Agricultural Society, 1850-1861.
Box   48 Folder   23	AS573 Michigan State Board of Agriculture, 1867; 1886.
Box   48 Folder   24	AS58 Middlesex County Agricultural Society, 1852-1853.
Box   48 Folder   24	AS582 Middlesex Husbandmen and Manufacturers Society, 1851.
Box   48 Folder   25	AS59 Missouri State Agricultural Society, 1855.
Box   48 Folder   26	AS615, AS622, AS623, AS625 Agricultural Societies, State of New Hampshire, 1851-1853; 1872; 1901-1902.
Box   48 Folder   27	AS642, AS65, AS653 New York State Agricultural Society, 1841-1873.
Box   48 Folder   28	AS67 Norfolk Agricultural Society, 1852.
Box   48 Folder   29	AS69, AS691 Ohio State Board of Agriculture, 1846-1887.
Box   48 Folder   30	AS73 Pennsylvania Agricultural College, 1862.
Box   48 Folder   30	AS733 Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society, 1854-1863.
Box   48 Folder   30	AS735 Pennsylvania Agriculture, 1878-1892.
Box   48 Folder   31	AS77 Rhode Island Society, 1853-1863.
Box   48 Folder   31	AS79 Rock Island (Wisconsin) Agricultural Society, 1851-1855.
Box   48 Folder   32	AS80 Royal Agricultural Society of England, 1841-1909.
Box   48 Folder   33	AS87 Tennessee State Agricultural Bureau, 1855-1858.
Box   48 Folder   34	AS89 Chemico-Agricultural Society of Ulster, Belfast, 1851-1853.
Box   48 Folder   35	AS90 United States Agricultural Society, 1853-1859.
Box   48 Folder   36	AS91 Valley Agricultural Society of Virginia, 1853.
Box   48 Folder   36	AS92 Virginia State Agricultural Society, 1853.
Box   48 Folder   37	AS95 Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, 1852-1853.
Box   48 Folder   38	AS “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	AG - Agricultural Patents
Box   48 Folder   39	AG07, AG12, AG40, AG44 Agricultural patents outside of United States, 1799-1899.
Box   48 Folder   40	AG70, AG701, AG702, AG703, AG704, AG705 Agricultural patents in United States, 1837-1931.
	AM - Agricultural Encyclopedias
Box   48 Folder   41	AM01 Agricultural Class Book, (Dublin, Ireland) 1868.
Box   48 Folder   41	AM06 American Encyclopedia of Agriculture, 1881.
Box   48 Folder   41	AM08 American Farmer's Instructor, 1844.
Box   48 Folder   42	AM12-AM19 Agricultural Encyclopedias, 1785-1924.
Box   48 Folder   43	AM21-AM28 Agricultural Encyclopedias, 1745-1904.
Box   48 Folder   44	AM30-AM391 Agricultural Encyclopedias, 1825-1910.
Box   48 Folder   45	AM40-AM48 Agricultural Encyclopedias, 1842-1871.
Box   48 Folder   46	AM52-AM56 Agricultural Encyclopedias, 1822-1936.
Box   48 Folder   47	AM635-AM68 Agricultural Encyclopedias, 1800-1931.
Box   48 Folder   48	AM70 History of Ohio Agriculture, 1900.
Box   48 Folder   48	AM79 Profitable Farming in the Southern States, 1890.
Box   48 Folder   49	AM817-AM89 Agricultural Encyclopedias, 1831-1931.
Box   48 Folder   50	AM923 The Elements of Agriculture, 1854.
Box   48 Folder   50	AM93 The Western Farmer and Gardener, 1850.
Box   48 Folder   51	AM “Materials Questioned,” n.d.
	BB - Biographical Material
Box   48 Folder   52	BB01-BB09 Biographical Material, 1854-1914.
Box   48 Folder   53	BB10-BB19 Biographical Material, 1893-1934.
Box   48 Folder   54	BB20-BB298 Biographical Material, 1876-1929.
Box   48 Folder   55	BB30-BB398 Biographical Material, 1832-1935.
Box   49 Folder   1	BB40-BB488 Biographical Material, 1837-1935.
Box   49 Folder   2	BB504-BB55 Biographical Material, 1870-1933.
Box   49 Folder   3	BB631-BB672 Biographical Material, 1884-1917.
Box   49 Folder   4	BB786 Napoleans of Peace, L.A. Richards, 1887.
Box   49 Folder   4	BB7881 Abraham Lincoln, C. Sandburg, 1926.
Box   49 Folder   5	BB80-BB88 Biographical Material, 1852-1933.
Box   49 Folder   6	BB90-BB95 Biographical Material, 1887-1942.
Box   49 Folder   7	BB “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	BG - Genealogical Materials
Box   49 Folder   8	BG20-BG67 Genealogical Materials, 1886-1897.
Box   49 Folder   8	BG “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	HA - Agricultural History
Box   49 Folder   9	HA021-HA094 American, 1834-1921.
Box   49 Folder   10	HA10-HA1974 American - L, 1867-1935.
Box   49 Folder   11	HA2015-HA298 M-T, 1854-1934.
Box   49 Folder   12	HA30-HA394 T-United States, 1861-1934.
Box   49 Folder   13	HA40-HA494 United States, 1856-1906.
Box   49 Folder   14	HA50-HA59 United States, 1874-1904.
Box   49 Folder   15	HA60-HA68 United States, 1881-1906.
Box   49 Folder   16	HA714-HA78 United States, 1870-1906.
Box   49 Folder   17	HA80-HA89 United States, 1862-1904.
Box   49 Folder   18	HA90-HA94 United States, 1883-1904.
Box   49 Folder   19	HA “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	HL - Local History
Box   49 Folder   20	HL043-HL085 A-C, 1860-1936.
Box   49 Folder   21	HL11-HL196 Chicago, 1857-1929.
Box   49 Folder   22	HL20-HL275 Chicago, 1857-1934.
Box   49 Folder   23	HL381-HL39 C-H, 1900-1922.
Box   49 Folder   24	HL441-HL498 I-L, 1814-1933.
Box   49 Folder   25	HL50-HL5753 L-P, 1872-1933.
Box   49 Folder   26	HL65-HL6680 M-S, 1871-1933.
Box   49 Folder   27	HL73 The South in the Building of the Nation, 1909.
Box   49 Folder   28	HL823-HL89 V-W, 1857-1935.
Box   49 Folder   29	HL90-HL91 W, 1868-1931.
Box   49 Folder   30	HL “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	HM - General History
Box   49 Folder   31	HM03 Annual Register, 1884.
Box   49 Folder   32	HM11-HM19 C-D, 1870-1905.
Box   49 Folder   33	HM21-HM23 E, 1812-1904.
Box   49 Folder   34	HM33-HM35 H, 1866-1899.
Box   49 Folder   35	HM42-HM424 The Manual of Dates, Towns end, 1862.
Box   49 Folder   36	HM52 Nineteen Christian Centuries, Thompson, 1881.
Box   49 Folder   37	HM74-HM79 S-T, 1871-1918.
Box   49 Folder   38	HM87-HM89 W, 1882-1899.
Box   49 Folder   39	HM90-HM95 W-Y, 1851-1903.
	RP -Religious Periodicals
Box   49 Folder   40	RP07 Baptist Weekly, 1884.
Box   49 Folder   41	RP14-RP19 C, 1868-1909.
Box   49 Folder   42	RP20-RP27 C-E, 1884-1923.
Box   49 Folder   43	RP32-RP39 F-H, 1884-1909.
Box   49 Folder   44	RP41 Huron College Bulletin, 1933.
Box   49 Folder   44	RP44 The Interior, 1872-1909.
Box   50 Folder   1	RP61-RP65 N-O, 1868-1921.
Box   50 Folder   2	RP70-RP78 P-S, 1859-1931.
Box   50 Folder   3	RP82-RP89 S-T, 1866-1909.
Box   50 Folder   4	RP90-RP95 U-W, 1866-1933.
	RM - Religious Materials
Box   50 Folder   5	RM10-RM492 A-H, 1878-1932.
Box   50 Folder   6	RM515-RM5336 M, 1886-1920.
Box   50 Folder   7	RM61-RM696 P, 1859-1933.
Box   50 Folder   8	RM71-RM75 P-R, 1867-1924.
Box   50 Folder   9	RM825-RM87 S, 1885-1931.
Box   50 Folder   10	RM91-RM99 U-Y, 1749-1932.
Box   50 Folder   11	RM “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	MS - Mechanical Societies
Box   50 Folder   12	MS04-MS26 A-E, 1835-1892.
Box   50 Folder   13	MS31-MS65 F-W, 1783-1920.
Box   50 Folder   13	MS “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	MM - Mechanical Dictionaries
Box   50 Folder   14	MM01-MM09 A-B, 1822-1924.
Box   50 Folder   15	MM115-MM19 B-C, 1810-1931.
Box   50 Folder   16	MM21-MM25 D, 1827-1911.
Box   50 Folder   17	MM305-MM396 E-H, 1853-1926.
Box   50 Folder   18	MM40-MM519 I-M, 1854-1933.
Box   50 Folder   19	MM60-MM79 M-S, 1808-1917.
Box   50 Folder   20	MM818-MM97 S-W, 1799-1928.
Box   50 Folder   20	MM “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	MP - Mechanical Periodicals
Box   50 Folder   21	MP02-MP091 A, 1828-1933.
Box   50 Folder   22	MP114-MP19 A-D, 1851-1910.
Box   50 Folder   23	MP20-MP28 D-E, 1855-1911.
Box   50 Folder   24	MP30-MP39 H-I, 1847-1934.
Box   50 Folder   25	MP40-MP49 H-I, 1881-1931.
Box   50 Folder   26	MP50-MP598 I-L, 1852-1909.
Box   50 Folder   27	MP60-MP69 L-P, 1823-1914.
Box   50 Folder   28	MP73-MP795 P-S, 1806-1915.
Box   50 Folder   29	MP81-MP94 S-W, 1822-1934.
	ME - Exposition Reports
Box   51 Folder   1	ME02 Hicks Die Landwirthschaft, 1861.
Box   51 Folder   1	ME05 New York State Agricultural Society, Trial of Reapers and Mowers, 1867.
Box   51 Folder   2	ME12-ME192 Exposition Reports, 1876-1934.
Box   51 Folder   3	ME22-ME32 Exposition Reports, 1853-1869.
Box   51 Folder   4	ME415-ME49 Exposition Reports, 1851-1910.
Box   51 Folder   5	ME50-ME57 Exposition Reports, 1851-1864.
Box   51 Folder   6	ME60-ME698 Exposition Reports, 1853-1898.
Box   51 Folder   7	ME702-ME748 Exposition Reports, 1867-1902.
Box   51 Folder   8	ME82-ME96 Exposition Reports, 1846-1890.
Box   51 Folder   8	ME “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	MC - Catalogue Materials
Box   51 Folder   9	MC02-MC39 A-H, 1856-1901.
Box   51 Folder   10	MC41-MC47 H-L, 1852-1936.
Box   51 Folder   11	MC58-MC96 M-W, 1851-1891.
Box   51 Folder   11	MC “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	MG - Patent Records
Box   51 Folder   12	MG01-MG165 A-B, 1618-1876.
Box   51 Folder   13	MG33-MG852 F-P, 1847-1900.
Box   51 Folder   13	MG “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	ML - Legal Records
Box   51 Folder   14	ML03-ML97 A-W, 1847-1910.
Box   51 Folder   14	ML “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	UP - Newspapers
Box   51 Folder   15	UP01-UP097 A-B, 1856-1938.
Box   51 Folder   16	UP10-UP1195 B-C, 1847-1939.
Box   51 Folder   17	UP12-UP127 C, 1846-1939.
Box   51 Folder   18	UP13-UP138 C, 1851-1940.
Box   51 Folder   19	UP14-UP147 C, 1859-1940.
Box   51 Folder   20	UP15-UP199 C-D, 1845-1938.
Box   51 Folder   21	UP20-UP2983 D-G, 1848-1938.
Box   52 Folder   1	UP30-UP396 G-I, 1841-1938.
Box   52 Folder   2	UP402-UP443 J-L, 1832-1939.
Box   52 Folder   3	UP444-UP496 L-M, 1828-1838.
Box   52 Folder   4	UP502-UP592 M-P, 1846-1940.
Box   52 Folder   5	UP60-UP698 P-R, 1851-1939.
Box   52 Folder   6	UP70-UP79 R-S, 1839-1940.
Box   52 Folder   7	UP80-UP895 S-U, 1841-1938.
Box   52 Folder   8	UP90-UP99 U-Z, 1846-1938.
Box   52 Folder   8	UP “Material Questioned,” n.d.
	UM - Miscellaneous
Box   52 Folder   9	UM03-UM92 Miscellaneous, 1829-1957.
	GP - General Periodicals
Box   52 Folder   10	GP055-GP25 C-S, 1851-1926.
	“Accession Material”
Box   52 Folder   11	Abbott - Great Exhibition, 1832-1937.
Box   52 Folder   12	Hacker - Muzzey, 1857-1937.
Box   52 Folder   13	Nevins - Writings, 1850-1936.
	Part 2, AP - Agricultural Periodicals (Arranged chronologically)
Box   53 Folder   1	1820-1828.
Box   53 Folder   2	1830-1839.
Box   53 Folder   3	1841-1849.
Box   53 Folder   4	1850-1853.
Box   53 Folder   5	1854-1859.
Box   53 Folder   6	1860-1869.
Box   53 Folder   7	1870-1878.
Box   53 Folder   8	1881-1889.
Box   53 Folder   9	1900-1909.
Box   53 Folder   10	1910-1938.
	Part 3, Non-McCormick References
	“Non-McCormick References - Machine Classification”
Box   53 Folder   11	A, 1836-1902.
Box   53 Folder   12	B, 1826-1902.
Box   53 Folder   13	C, 1840-1902.
Box   53 Folder   14	D, 1852-1891.
Box   53 Folder   15	E, 1844-1902.
Box   53 Folder   16	F, 1853-1860.
Box   53 Folder   17	H, 1826-1902.
Box   53 Folder   18	I, 1902.
Box   53 Folder   19	J, 1870-1902.
Box   53 Folder   20	K, 1847-1870.
Box   53 Folder   21	L, 1828-1876.
Box   53 Folder   22	M, 1851-1902.
Box   53 Folder   23	N, 1852-1870.
Box   53 Folder   24	P, 1902.
Box   53 Folder   25	R, 1823-1902.
Box   54 Folder   1	S, 1838-1902.
Box   54 Folder   2	T, 1846-1902.
Box   54 Folder   3	U, 1865.
Box   54 Folder   4	V, 1840-1902.
Box   54 Folder   5	W, 1836-1902.
Box   54 Folder   6	Y, 1860.
	“Non-McCormick References - Periodical Classification”
Box   54 Folder   7	A, 1826-1887.
Box   54 Folder   8	C, 1838-1871.
Box   54 Folder   9	F, 1806-1867.
Box   54 Folder   10	The Genesee Farmer, 1833-1862.
Box   54 Folder   11	The Horticulturist, 1852.
Box   54 Folder   12	The Illustrated Annual Register of Rural Affairs..., 1855-1860.
Box   54 Folder   13	M, 1834-1854.
Box   54 Folder   14	N, 1835-1842.
Box   54 Folder   15	“Old Bibliographic Notes which Kellar Retained” - A-T, 1830-1940.
	Part 4, Typewritten copies of References to the McCormicks and the Reaper from Agricultural, Mechanical, Religious, Patent, Legal, and Miscellaneous Records and Periodicals
	AP - Agricultural Periodicals
Box   55 Folder   1	AP07 American Agricultural Annual, 1870 to AP08 American Agriculturist, , 1843.
	AP09 The American Farmer,
Box   55 Folder   2	1819-1850.
Box   55 Folder   3	1851-1854.
Box   55 Folder   4	1854-1874.
Box   55 Folder   5	AP10 American Farmer, 1866 to AP19 Canada Farmer, , 1869.
Box   55 Folder   6	AP22 Country Gentleman, 1853-1864 to AP23 The Country Gentleman's Magazine, , 1871.
Box   55 Folder   7	AP24 Cultivator, 1835-1852.
Box   55 Folder   8	AP24 Cultivator, 1853-1863; n.d. to AP261 The Dollar Farmer, , 1844.
Box   55 Folder   9	AP32 The Farmer, 1867 to AP37 Farmer's Cabinet, , 1836-1840.
Box   55 Folder   10	AP38 The Farmer's Magazine (Edinburgh.), 1806-1814 to AP39 The Farmer's Magazine (London), , 1816-1876.
Box   55 Folder   11	AP40 The Farmer's Register, 1832-1842.
	AP43 The Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette,
Box   56 Folder   1	1837-1859.
Box   56 Folder   2	1860-1872.
Box   56 Folder   3	AP44 The Gardener's Magazine, 1828-1839 to AP45 Genesee Farmer, , 1848.
Box   56 Folder   4	AP45 Genesee Farmer, 1849-1862 to AP49 Indiana Farmer, , 1858.
Box   56 Folder   5	AP50 Journal de l'Agriculture, 1896 to AP55 Landwirth Schaftliches..., , 1868.
Box   56 Folder   6	AP56 Landwirthschaftliche Zeitung, 1856-1859 to AP60 Michigan Farmer, , 1852-1860.
Box   56 Folder   7	AP63 Nederlandsche Maatschappijter Bevordering van Nijverheid, 1853 to AP67 New York Farmer and American Gardener's Magazine, , 1834.
Box   56 Folder   8	AP70 Ohio Cultivator, 1848-1860 to AP75 The Plow; A Monthly Chronicle of Agriculture and Horticulture, , 1852.
Box   56 Folder   9	AP77 Union Agriculturist and Western Prairie Farmer. 1841-1884 to AP78 Annalen der Landwirthschaft in den Preussischen Staaten, , 1869.
Box   57 Folder   1	AP79 Quarterly Journal of Agriculture, 1829-1867.
Box   57 Folder   2	AP82 Rural Register, 1859-1860 to AP89 Tidskrift for Landockonomie, , n.d.
Box   57 Folder   3	AP91 Vried van den landman, 1854 to AP95 Working Farmer, , 1851-1852.
Box   57 Folder   4	AP Miscellaneous
	AS - Agricultural Societies
Box   58 Folder   1	AS_ The Agricultural Museum, 1811 to AS09 Die Landwirthschaft in Bayern, , 1860.
Box   58 Folder   2	AS11 Verhandlungen v. Mittheilungen der K.K. patriotischökonomischen gessellschaft in Böhmen für das jahr, 1851 to AS17 Journal d'Agriculture, , 1854.
Box   58 Folder   3	AS21 Essex Agricultural Society, 1831-1839 to AS263 Memoires d'Agricultural, d'Economic rurale, et domestique, , 1862.
Box   58 Folder   4	AS30 Bulletin de la Société Centrale d'Agriculture et des Comices Agricules du Département de l'Hérault, 1855-1859 to AS39 First Annual Report of Secretary of Iowa State Agricultural College, , 1858-1859.
Box   58 Folder   5	AS41 Mittheilungen uber gegenstande der landwirthschaft und industrie kartens..., 1852 to AS53 Fourth Annual Report of the Secretary of the Maine Board of Agriculture, , 1859-1874.
Box   58 Folder   6	AS55 Returns of the Agricultural Societies of Massachusetts, 1854 to AS59 Miscellaneous Reports - Agricultural Series, , 1845, 1863.
Box   58 Folder   7	AS61 Zeitschrift des Vereins nassauischer landund forstwirthe, 1870-1871 to AS649 Address Before New York State Agricultural Society, , 1867.
Box   58 Folder   8	AS65 Journal of the New York State Agricultural Society, 1850-1867.
	AS653 Transactions of the New York State Agricultural Society
Box   58 Folder   9	1841-1858.
Box   58 Folder   10	1859-1866.
Box   59 Folder   1	1866 (continued)-1869.
Box   59 Folder   2	AS67 Norfolk Agricultural Society Transactions, 1849-1852 to AS69 6th - 14th Annual Reports of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture, , 1851-1859.
Box   59 Folder   3	AS733 1st - 16th Annual Reports of the Transactions of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Society, 1850-1892 to AS79 Rock Island Agricultural Society, , n.d.
Box   59 Folder   4	AS80 Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, 1851-1882 to AS82 drawing, , n.d.
Box   59 Folder   5	AS90 Journal of the United States Agricultural Society, 1852-1859 to AS94 Drawing of “Mähmaschine von Beerman” from German publication, , n.d.
	AM - Agricultural Encyclopedias
Box   59 Folder   6	AM01 Agricultural Class-Book, 1868 to AM09 Notes for American Farmer, , 1851.
Box   59 Folder   7	AM11 Der Nordamerikanische landwirthein handbuch für ansiedler in der Vereinigten Staaten, 1848 to AM18 Buch der Erfindungen von Dr. Heinrich Samter, , 1893.
Box   59 Folder   8	AM20 Notice sur l'agriculture des Celts et des Caulois, 1806 to AM29 Dictionnaire d'Agriculture, , 1889.
Box   59 Folder   9	AM30 Elements of Practical Agriculture, 1843 to AM39 A Family Text Book for the Country or the Farmer at Home, , 1859.
Box   59 Folder   10	AM41 The Farmer's Dictionary, 1846 to AM49 Handbuch für den angehender landwirth, , 1861.
Box   59 Folder   11	AM50 Heresbachiu's Four Books of Husbandry, 1601 to AM59 Baxter's Library of Practical Agriculture, , 1851.
Box   59 Folder   12	AM60 Libri de re Rustica, 1533 to AM69 Nocões Elementares de Agricultura, , 1870.
Box   59 Folder   13	AM71 Our Farm Crops, 1859 to AM95 The Young Farmer's Manual, , 1839.
	AG - Agricultural Patents
Box   60 Folder   1	AG05 Bulletin de Conseil Superieure d'Agriculture - Situation de l'Agriculture, 1858 to AG Miscellaneous.
	BB - Biographical Materials
Box   60 Folder   2	BB014 Recollections of Cyrus H. McCormick, n.d. to BB28 Dictionary of Chicago - Biographies, , 1892.
Box   60 Folder   3	BB301 Chronicles of the Builders “Life of C. H. McCormick,” n.d. to BB39 Heroes of the Nation “C.H. McCormick and the Reaping Machine,” , 1902.
Box   60 Folder   4	BB40 Interview with Ellen Hodson, n.d. to BB79 Letter from M. C. Shields to C. H. McCormick, , 1865, October 5.
Box   60 Folder   5	BB85 Interview with W. H. Town, n.d. to BB Miscellaneous.
	BG - Genealogical Materials
Box   60 Folder   6	BG55 Family Record and Biography Compiled by Leander J. McCormick, 1896 to BG82 Letter from Mary C. Shields, , 1877, Feb. 26.
	HA - Agricultural History
Box   60 Folder   7	HA02 America: An Encyclopedia of its History and Biography, 1881-1882 to HA292 The Story of a Great Nation, , 1886-1891.
Box   60 Folder   8	HA32 The United States and Her Neighbors, 1893 to HA94 Youth's History of the United States, , 1883.
	HL - Local History
Box   60 Folder   9	HL05 History of Arbroath, 1876 to HL85 Virginia Historical Register, 1851.
	HM - General History
Box   60 Folder   10	HM03 Annual Register - London, 1884 to HM95 The Year Book of Facts, 1851.
	RM - Religious Materials
Box   60 Folder   11	RM16 Letter to C.H. McCormick from F.E. Elmendorf, 1881, March 12 to RM Miscellaneous.
	MS - Mechanical Societies
Box   61 Folder   1	MS04 Journal of the American Institute, 1835-1836 to MS26 Journal of the Association of Engineering Societies, , 1892.
Box   61 Folder   2	MS30 Bulletin de la Société de'encouragement pour l'industrie national, 1859 to MS325 Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1828.
Box   61 Folder   3	MS47 Journal of the Society of Arts, 1858 to MS65 Proceedings and Addresses - Celebration of Beginning of 2nd Century of American Patent System, Washington, D.C., 1892.
	MM - Mechanical Dictionaries
Box   61 Folder   4	MM02 Rudimentary Treatise on Agricultural Engineering - Andrews, 1852-1853 to MM29 Dictionnaire universel des sciences, des lettres, et, des arts, 1880.
Box   61 Folder   5	MM30 Elements de technologie - Francoeur, 1833 to MM38 A Helping Hand for Town and Country - Draper and Croffut, 1870.
Box   61 Folder   6	MM41 Invention and Discovery - Temple, 1892 to MM519 The Marvels of Modern Mechanism, 1901.
Box   61 Folder   7	MM53 Articles of Agreement between C. H. McCormick and O. S. Gage, 1877, December 1 to MM538 Letters of C. H. McCormick, 1831-1848; n.d.
Box   61 Folder   8	MM548 Receipt, W. Massie, 1831, September 29 to MM598 Receipt, W. Massie, , 1835, May 19.
Box   61 Folder   9	MM60 Traite Complet de Mecamque Appliquee aux Arts - Borgnis, 1819 to MM79 Scientific American Reference Book, 1876.
Box   61 Folder   10	MM81 Interview of Martin Sedgwick, 1904 MM Miscellaneous
	MP - Mechanical Periodicals
Box   62 Folder   1	MP__ American Agricultural Implements, 1894 to MP22 Easter's Implement World, 1893.
Box   62 Folder   2	MP24 Various Articles on Reaping Machinery, 1855-1884.
Box   62 Folder   3	MP25 Various Articles on Reaping Machinery, 1867-1897 to MP28 English Mechanic, 1867.
	MP33 The Farm Implement News, Chicago, Illinois
Box   62 Folder   4	1888-1895.
Box   62 Folder   5	1897-1910.
Box   62 Folder   6	MP35 Farm Machinery, 1893-1903 to MP49 Industrial World and Iron Worker, , 1888.
Box   62 Folder   7	MP50 L'Invention, Paris, France, 1855; 1859 to MP66 Appleton's Mechanic's Magazine, , 1852.
	MP70 The Patent Journal and Inventor's Magazine, 1850 to MP79 Scientific American,
Box   63 Folder   1	1846-1851.
Box   63 Folder   2	1854-1856.
Box   63 Folder   3	MP79 Scientific American, 1858-1900 to MP910 Annales des Arts et Manufactures, , n.d.
	ME - Exposition Reports
Box   63 Folder   4	ME02 Die Landwirthschaft der ungebung von Ungerisch-Altenburg und die landwirthschaftliche Lehranstaltdaselbst, 1861 to ME35 Inter-State Exposition Souvenir, , 1873.
Box   63 Folder   5	ME46 Album de l'exposition, Le Palais de Cristal, 1851 to ME49 Proceedings at George Peabody Dinner Party for Americans of Great Exhibition at London Coffee House, Ludgate Hill, , 1851.
Box   63 Folder   6	ME50 Report of B.P. Johnson, Agent of New York State, Appointed to Attend Exhibition of Industry of All Nations, 1851 to ME59 Amtliche Berichte uber die Maschinenausstellung..., 1853.
Box   63 Folder   7	ME602 Melbourne International Exhbition, 1880-1881 to ME698 Die landwirthschaftlichen maschinen und gerathe auf der welt-Aufstellung..., , 1887.
Box   63 Folder   8	ME702 Exposition Universelle de Paris, 1867 to ME Miscellaneous.
	MC - Catalogue Materials
Box   63 Folder   9	MC03 Descriptive Catalogue of Agricultural and Horticultural Implements, 1848 to MC98 Advertisement for Woods, Cocksedge and Warner, Millwrights, , 1871.
	MG - Patent Records
Box   63 Folder   10	MG11 Patents for Inventions - Agricultural Division I: Field Implements, 1876 to MG13 Specifications of English Patents, 1799-1846.
Box   64 Folder   1	MG13 Specifications of English Patents, 1847-1857 to MG14 British Patents, , 1852.
Box   64 Folder   2	MG30 Annules des ponts et chaussées. 1863 to MG85 List of Patents Issued in United States, , 1790-1847.
	ML - Legal Records
Box   64 Folder   3	ML057 Letter of M.M. Armstrong to L. McCormick 1878, November 28 to ML24 Machines manufactured by rival firms McCormick and Hussey, , n.d.
Box   64 Folder   4	ML33 Letter from W.P. Nelson of Implement Age to H.F. Mann, 1898, November 21 to ML39 Brief History of Invention and Development of Mann Reaper, , 1893.
Box   64 Folder   5	ML4834 McCormick vs. Manny, 1855 to ML67 Journal of the House of Representatives of Ohio State, , 1856.
Box   64 Folder   6	ML702 Paper on reaper history by R. H. Parkinson, 1900 to ML792 Manuscript article for Encyclopedia of Manufacturers, , n.d.
Box   64 Folder   7	ML81 Cyrus Hall McCormick and the Reaper - Thwaites, 1905 to ML838 Reports of Committees, 2nd Session, 33rd Congress, , 1854-1855.
Box   64 Folder   8	ML84 34th Congress, 1st Session, 2nd Session - Renewal of McCormick Patent, 1855-1856.
Box   64 Folder   9	ML85 Court of Claims - Obed Hussey vs. United States, 1899, September 14 to ML852 McCormick Patent Extension, , 1861.
Box   65 Folder   1-3	ML852 McCormick Patent Extension, 1861.
Box   65 Folder   4	ML86 Letter to J.A. Goldsborough from R.B. Swift, 1898, April 11 to ML872 Miscellaneous documents.
Box   65 Folder   5	ML876 McCormick Extension Case, 1859.
Box   65 Folder   6-7	ML878 McCormick Extension Case, 1861.
Box   66 Folder   1	ML88 Interference between C.H. McCormick and Henry Green, 1852.
Box   66 Folder   2	ML882 Papers from Patent Office: Interference of McCormick vs. Hite, 1855 to ML97 Journal of Wisconsin Senate, , 1855.
	UP - Newspapers
Box   66 Folder   3	UP01 Abbeville (S.C.) Press and Banner, 1885 to UP126 Chicago Daily Journal, 1846-1851.
Box   66 Folder   4	UP127 Chicago Magazine: The West As It Is, 1857 to UP28 Grand Rapids Herald, , 1899.
Box   66 Folder   5	UP32 Harper's New Monthly Magazine, 1874-1875 to UP394 Iowa State Register, , 1884.
Box   66 Folder   6	UP411 Lexington (Virginia) Gazette, 1839-1883 to UP42 Union (Lexington, Virginia), , 1832-1834.
Box   66 Folder   7	UP44 Illustrated London News, 1851-1856 to UP564 Notes and Queries (London), , 1853.
Box   66 Folder   8	UP614 Penny Magazine (London), 1840 to UP__ United States Gazette, , 1830.
	UM - Miscellaneous
Box   67 Folder   1	UM03 New American Cyclopedia: A Popular Dictionary of General Knowledge, 1861 to UM18 Memo of sale of land to Bryon and Shaw, Cotopaxi Furnace, 1841.
Box   67 Folder   2	UM22 Official Proceedings of the National Democratic Convention, 1872 to UM28 Letter of H.H. Finley to McCormick, , 1876, November 29.
Box   67 Folder   3	UM34 Globe Encyclopedia, 1879 to UM47 Inauguration of mausoleum and unveiling of figure of General R.E. Lee at Washington and Lee University, , 1883.
Box   67 Folder   4	UM50 Library of Useful Knowledge, 1832 to UM Miscellaneous.
	RP - Religious Periodicals (Oversize)
Box   68 Folder   1	RP15 Central Presbyterian (Richmond, Virginia), 1884 to RP78 St. Louis Evangelist, , 1884.
	MP - Mechanical Periodicals (Oversize)
Box   68 Folder   2	MP065 American Inventor, 1901 to MP79 Scientific American, , 1881.
	UP - Newspapers (Oversize)
Box   68 Folder   3	UP126 Chicago Evening Journal, 1884 to UP5920 News of the Week for Americans, , 1867.
	Miscellaneous
Box   69 Folder   1	Mitchell's Reference and Distance Map of the United States, accompaniment to, n.d.
Box   69 Folder   2	Notes on other harvesting machines taken from McCormick Company letters, 1850-1860.
Box   69 Folder   3	Publications, n.d.
Box   69 Folder   4	Materials pertaining to Rockbridge County, Virginia, n.d.
Box-folder   69-5 Volume   31	Set of drawings for Current Work, n.d.
	Part 5, Manuscript copies of Newspaper References to the McCormicks and the Reaper
	Chicago Daily Democrat
Box   70 Folder   1	1849-1851
Box   70 Folder   2	1856-1857.
Box   70 Folder   3	1858-1859.
	Chicago Weekly Democrat
Box   70 Folder   4	1855.
Box   70 Folder   5	1856.
Box   70 Folder   6	1857.
Box   70 Folder   7	1858.
Box   70 Folder   8	1859.
Box   70 Folder   9	1860-1861.
	Chicago Daily Journal
Box   70 Folder   10	1855.
Box   70 Folder   11	1856.
Box   70 Folder   12	1857.
Box   70 Folder   13	1858.
Box   70 Folder   14	1859.
Box   70 Folder   15	1860.
Box   70 Folder   16	1861, January - April.
	Chicago Evening Journal
Box   70 Folder   17	1861, April - December.
Box   70 Folder   18	1862.
Box   70 Folder   19	1863.
Box   70 Folder   20	1864.
Box   70 Folder   21	1865.
Box   70 Folder   22	1866.
Box   70 Folder   23	1867.
Box   70 Folder   24	1868.
Box   70 Folder   25	1869.
Box   70 Folder   26	1870.
Box   70 Folder   27	1871.
Box   70 Folder   28	1872.
Box   70 Folder   29	1873.
Box   70 Folder   30	1874.
Box   70 Folder   31	1878.
	Chicago Daily Press and Tribune
Box   71 Folder   1	1855.
Box   71 Folder   2	1858.
Box   71 Folder   3	1859.
Box   71 Folder   4	1860.
Box   71 Folder   5	Chicago Daily Republican, 1865; 1871.
	Chicago Daily Times
Box   71 Folder   6	1852-1853.
Box   71 Folder   7	1856-1857.
Box   71 Folder   8	1858.
Box   71 Folder   9	1859.
Box   71 Folder   10	1860.
Box   71 Folder   11	1861.
	Chicago Times
Box   71 Folder   12	1864.
Box   71 Folder   13	1866.
Box   71 Folder   14	1867.
Box   71 Folder   15	1868.
Box   71 Folder   16	1869.
Box   71 Folder   17	1870.
Box   71 Folder   18	1871.
Box   71 Folder   19	1872.
Box   71 Folder   20	1873.
Box   71 Folder   21	1874, January - June.
Box   72 Folder   1	1874, July - December.
Box   72 Folder   2	1875, January - June.
Box   72 Folder   3	1875, July - December.
Box   72 Folder   4	1876, January - June.
Box   72 Folder   5	1876, July - December.
Box   72 Folder   6	1877.
Box   72 Folder   7	1878.
Box   73 Folder   1	1879, January - September.
Box   73 Folder   2	1879, October - December.
Box   73 Folder   3	1880, January - June.
Box   73 Folder   4	1880, July - December.
Box   73 Folder   5	1881.
Box   73 Folder   6	1882.
Box   73 Folder   7	1883.
Box   73 Folder   8	1884, January - May.
	Chicago Daily Tribune
Box   73 Folder   9	1859.
Box   73 Folder   10	1860.
Box   73 Folder   11	1861.
Box   74 Folder   1	1862.
Box   74 Folder   2	1863.
Box   74 Folder   3	1864.
Box   74 Folder   4	1865.
Box   74 Folder   5	1866.
Box   74 Folder   6	1867.
Box   74 Folder   7	1868.
Box   74 Folder   8	1869.
Box   74 Folder   9	1870.
Box   74 Folder   10	1871.
Box   74 Folder   11	1872.
Box   74 Folder   12	1873.
Box   74 Folder   13	1874, January - June.
Box   74 Folder   14	1874, July - December.
Box   75 Folder   1	1875.
Box   75 Folder   2	1876, January - September.
Box   75 Folder   3	1876, October - December.
Box   75 Folder   4	1877.
Box   75 Folder   5	1878.
Box   75 Folder   6	1879.
Box   75 Folder   7	1880, January - August.
Box   75 Folder   8	1880, September - December.
Box   76 Folder   1	1881.
Box   76 Folder   2	1882, January - May.
Box   76 Folder   3	1882, June - December.
Box   76 Folder   4	1883, January - June.
Box   76 Folder   5	1883, July - December.
Box   76 Folder   6	1884, January - June.
Box   76 Folder   7	1884, July - December.
Box   76 Folder   8	1892, 19 June.
	Chicago Weekly Tribune
Box   77 Folder   1	1863, 16 April.
Box   77 Folder   2	1872, 23 October.
Box   77 Folder   3	Courier Journal, 1879, 17 February.
Box   77 Folder   4	Farm Implement News, 1897; 1929.
	Inter-Ocean
Box   77 Folder   5	1872.
Box   77 Folder   6	1892.
Box   77 Folder   7	Lockport Telegraph, 1850.
Box   77 Folder   8	Nature Weekly, 1936; 1937.
	Prairie Farmer
Box   77 Folder   9	1843.
Box   77 Folder   10	1844.
Box   77 Folder   11	Western Rural, 1876.
Box   77 Folder   12	Chicagoer Arbeiter-Zeitung, 1884.
	Reaper Controversy Research
	Correspondence
Box   78 Folder   1	General, 1924, November-1926, April.
Box   78 Folder   2	McCormick Family and Miscellaneous, 1831, May - 1885, September.
	Robert vs. Cyrus
	Kellar's notes pertaining to invention of reaper and complications
Box   78 Folder   3	1924.
Box   78 Folder   4	1925.
Box   78 Folder   5	Analysis by Kellar of statements (1888-1922) relating to invention of McCormick Reaper, 1924, December; 1925, September.
Box   78 Folder   6	Analysis by Kellar of statements (1867-1897) relating to invention of McCormick Reaper, 1925, October.
Box   78 Folder   7	List of references relating to reaper invention (1831-1860) compiled from McCormick Collection sources by Kellar for C. Bentley, , 1925, November - December.
Box   78 Folder   8	List of references relating to reaper invention (1847-1911) compiled from McCormick Collection sources by Kellar for C. Bentley, , 1926, January - April.
	Copies of printed and manuscript materials in McCormick Collection pertaining to invention of reaper
Box   78 Folder   9	1852-1883.
Box   78 Folder   10	1884-1889.
Box   79 Folder   1	1890-1900.
Box   79 Folder   2	1901-1931.
Box   79 Folder   3	Evidence forming the basis on which replica of original C.H. McCormick 1831 Reaper was constructed, 1931.
Box   79 Folder   4	List of documents relating to the reaper, post 1932.
	McCormick (Patent) Extension Case of February , 1848 (Re 1834 patent)
Box   79 Folder   5	1834-1848.
Box   79 Folder   6	1848-1856; n.d.
	Hussey vs. McCormick and McCormick (Patent) Extension Case of 1848 to Congress 1852-1856;
Box   79 Folder   7	1852-1856; 1833-1845.
Box   79 Folder   8	1846-1852.
Box   79 Folder   9	also Hussey Extension Case of 1861, 1853-1901.
Box   79 Folder   10	Seymour and Morgan vs. McCormick 1851-1854, 1846; 1849-1857.
Box   80 Folder   1	Manny vs. McCormick (“The Great Reaper Case”), 1854-1856; 1856-1858; 1834-1858; 1903; n.d.
Box   80 Folder   2	McCormick Patent Extension Case of 1859 (Re 1845 Patent), , 1852-1859.
Box   80 Folder   3	McCormick Patent Extension Case of 1861 (Re 1847, 1853 and 1858 Patents), , 1860-1861.
Box   80 Folder   4	Miscellaneous Rivals and Controversies, C. Aultman to C. Wheeler, 1845-1876.
	Advertisements and “Certificates” for the McCormick Reaper (related material)
Box   80 Folder   5	1832-1842.
Box   80 Folder   6	1843-1845.
Box   80 Folder   7	1846-1848.
Box   80 Folder   8	1849-1850.
Box   80 Folder   9	1851-1909.
Box   80 Folder   10	Miscellaneous notes on McCormick Reapers and Mowers exhibited in Europe and United States, 1900-1901.
	Awards, Exhibitions of, and References to, McCormick (and other) Reapers outside the United States
Box   81 Folder   1	1848-1852.
Box   81 Folder   2	1853-1855.
Box   81 Folder   3	1855-1859; n.d.
Box   81 Folder   4	1860-1902.
Box   81 Folder   5	Reaper Contests, Exhibitions and Awards in the United States, 1844-1919.
	Editorial comment relating to reapers and harvesting
Box   81 Folder   6	1841-1849.
Box   81 Folder   7	1850-1905.
Box   81 Folder   8	Miscellaneous references (specific category not indicated), 1842-1910
Box   82 Folder   1	Miscellaneous, 1821-1909.
Box-folder   82-2 Volume   32	Bound photo-engravers reprint of the 1885 pamphlet, Memorial of Robert McCormick...Including the Early History of the McCormick Reaper, 1898.
Box-folder   82-3 Volume   33	Published pamphlet, The Life and Works of Robert McCormick Including his Invention of the Reaper by Robert Hall McCormick and James Hall Shields, 1910.
	Invention of the McCormick Reaper, The, by Cyrus Bentley
Box   82 Folder   4	Letter and note re., 1955.
Box   82 Folder   5	Galley proof of “Notes on Appendices VI and VII” of, 1930-1931.
Box-folder   82-6 Volume   34	Page proof of, 1930-1931.
Box-folder   82-7 Volume   35	Page proof of Appendices I to VII, 1930-1931.
Box-folder   82-8 Volume   36	Page proof `for the printer' - full copy, 1930-1931.
	Part 7, Reaper Controversy Research (Oversize)
Box   83 Folder   1	Miscellaneous photo copies of McCormick Reaper advertisements and order blanks, etc., 1845-1859.
Box   83 Folder   2	McCormick (Patent) Extension Case of 1848, miscellaneous materials.
	Series: Series 3: Associations and Organizations , (1914-1961) Scope and Content Note Of special interest in the Herbert A. Kellar Papers is the correspondence with historians, archivists, librarians, and agriculturists, filed under the headings of the various historical and library associations or the clubs of which Kellar was a member. (Note: Personal correspondence with historians, librarians, archivists, and agriculturists will be found in series 5: Historians and Agriculturists.) These materials are varied as to quantity and quality, but in general they include correspondence, information in regard to programs and meetings, papers read, publications, committee reports, and Kellar's notes on these various functions of the organizations. As Kellar was a charter member, and often a founder of some of these groups, organizational information, rivalries among the groups, constitutional and membership data is informative. These are not official records, although there are some copies of official records, proceedings, and other publications of the various societies. The historical associations (3.1) are arranged alphabetically. They include the Agricultural History Society (1919-1958); the Society of American Archivists (1934-1957); the American Association for State and Local History (1929-1954); the American Council of Learned Societies (1927-1956); the American Historical Association (1914-1953); the Business Historical Society (1930-1950); the Economic History Association (1940-1952); the Industrial History Society (1939-1940); the Conference of Historical Agency Executives (Midwest Historical Conference) (1935-1937); the Mississippi Valley Historical Association (Organization of American Historians) (1916-1957); the National Archives (1932-1953); and the Southern Historical Association (1935-1952). The subject files for the individual associations or organizations are chronologically ordered. There is some material for over thirty other historically oriented organizations, committees, and conferences (3.2). This file is arranged alphabetically by name of organization, committee, club, or conference; and chronologically thereunder. The library associations file (3.3) incorporates Kellar's collected materials pertaining to the American Library Association (1915 - [1934-1948]); the Association of College and Reference Libraries (1942-1948); the Special Libraries Association (1930-1949); the Experimental Division of Library Cooperation, the Library of Congress, of which Kellar was director in 1941-1942 (1896; 1902 - [1929-1962]); the Agricultural Library of the United States Department of Agriculture (1933); the Baker Library, Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University (1938-1951); the Chicago Metropolitan Library Council (1941-1946); Clements Library, University of Michigan (c. 1925-1946); the Council of Library Associations (1941-1942); the Huntington Library, San Marino, California (1948); the Illinois Library Association (1938-1948); the Illinois State Library (1947-1957); among others. The file is an alphabetical one; with a chronological treatment of the papers under each of the individual associations.	⇧
	Subseries: 3.1 Historical Associations
	Agricultural History Society
	Correspondence - General
Box   84 Folder   1	1919-1921.
Box   84 Folder   2	1922, January - June.
Box   84 Folder   3	1922, July - December.
Box   84 Folder   4	1923.
Box   84 Folder   5	1924.
Box   84 Folder   6	1925, January - September.
Box   84 Folder   7	1925, October - December.
Box   85 Folder   1	1926.
Box   85 Folder   2	1927, January - June.
Box   85 Folder   3	1927, July - December.
Box   85 Folder   4	1928-1931.
Box   85 Folder   5	1932-1939.
Box   85 Folder   6	1940-1951.
Box   85 Folder   7	1952.
Box   85 Folder   8	1953.
Box   86 Folder   1	1954-1960; n.d.
Box   86 Folder   2	Constitution and Ballots, 1919-1956.
Box   86 Folder   3	Membership Lists, 1919-1954.
Box   86 Folder   4	Financial Records, 1924-1955.
Box   86 Folder   5	Annual Meetings, 1919-1955; n.d.
Box   86 Folder   6	Papers and Reports read at Annual Meetings, 1921-1958; n.d.
Box   86 Folder   7	Agricultural History, 1925-1932.
Box   86 Folder   8	Bibliographies, 1931-1954; n.d.
Box   86 Folder   9	Kellar's notes and miscellaneous materials, 1924-1953; n.d.
	Society of American Archivists (SAA)
	Correspondence
Box   87 Folder   1	General , 1934-1939.
	Program at 2nd Annual Meeting, Springfield, Illinois, October 1938
Box   87 Folder   2	1937, November - 1938, June.
Box   87 Folder   3	1938, 8-15 July.
Box   87 Folder   4	1938, 16-29 July.
Box   87 Folder   5	1938, August - September.
Box   87 Folder   6	1938, October - 1939, April.
	General
Box   87 Folder   7	1940-1941.
Box   87 Folder   8	1942-1943.
Box   87 Folder   9	1944-1945.
Box   87 Folder   10	1946-1949.
Box   87 Folder   11	1950, May - 1957, March.
Box   88 Folder   1	Minutes and Agenda of Council Meetings and Budget Proposals, 1940-1949.
Box   88 Folder   2	Re Membership, 1937-1949.
Box   88 Folder   3	Programs of Annual Meetings, 1937-1949.
Box   88 Folder   4	(Copies of) Papers read at Meetings, 1937-1943.
	Second Annual Meeting
Box   88 Folder   5	Program and Publicity, 1938.
Box   88 Folder   6	Sessions on archival training; classification and cataloging, 1938.
Box   88 Folder   7	Addresses at Meeting of SAA at Springfield, Illinois, 1938.
Box   88 Folder   8	Reports and Notes on Meeting of SAA, 1938.
Box   88 Folder   9	Clippings, 1937-1943.
Box   88 Folder   10	Miscellaneous, 1937-1949; n.d.
	Committees
	Internships
Box   89 Folder   1	Correspondence, 1941; 1944-1946.
Box   89 Folder   2	Drafts and copies of reports, 1944-1947.
Box   89 Folder   3	Long Range Planning, 1950-1951.
Box   89 Folder   4	Miscellaneous, 1940-1946; n.d.
	American Association for State and Local History
	Correspondence - General
Box   90 Folder   1	1929-1942.
Box   90 Folder   2	1943-1945.
Box   90 Folder   3	1946-1954; n.d.
Box   90 Folder   4	Meetings, 1941-1954.
Box   90 Folder   5	Constitution, Membership, Finances, Publications, 1941-1952.
Box   90 Folder   6	Reports and Memoranda, 1939-1943.
	American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS)
Box   91 Folder   1	Correspondence - General, 1939-1945.
Box   91 Folder   2	Bulletins, 1928; 1947.
Box   91 Folder   3	ACLS Pamphlet, “Summary of Activities in (date),” 1929-1938.
Box   91 Folder   4	Miscellaneous Committee Reports and printed materials re. “Grants in Aid.”
	Joint Committee on materials for research of the ACLS and Social Science Research Council
Box   91 Folder   5	Correspondence, 1930-1950.
Box   91 Folder   6	Reports, Agenda, Statements and Memoranda, 1938-1944; n.d.
Box   91 Folder   7	Kellar's expenses as member of Committee, 1940-1945.
Box   91 Folder   8	“Disposition and Destruction of Records of Culture” Clippings, 1940-1941.
Box   91 Folder   9	Conference on microcopying research materials in foreign depositories, Washington, D.C.: General Correspondence and Reports, 1940, May-June.
	Continuation Committee of Seven - Correspondence Re Emergency Want List of Historical Source Materials
Box   91 Folder   10	1940, 17-26 June.
Box   91 Folder   11	1940, 27-30 June.
Box   91 Folder   12	1940, 1-8 July.
Box   92 Folder   1	1940, 9-31 July.
Box   92 Folder   2	1940, August - 1941, February; 1948, March.
	Emergency Want List of Historical Source Materials in the War Zone (by country)
Box   93 Volume   37	Vol. I: Argentina - England, 1940.
Box   93 Volume   38	Vol. II: France - Wales; General, 1940.
	Emergency Want List of Historical Source Materials in the War Zone (by depository)
Box   93 Volume   39	Vol. I: Argentina - England, 1940.
Box   93 Volume   40	Vol. II: France - Wales; General, 1940.
Box   93 Volume   41	Supplementary Emergency Want List of Historical Source Materials (by depository), 1940.
	Sub-Committee on selection of materials of the Committee on Microcopying Materials for Research of ACLS
	Correspondence - General
Box   94 Folder   1	1941, February.
Box   94 Folder   2	1941, March.
Box   94 Folder   3	1941, April - 15 July.
Box   94 Folder   4	1941, 16-31 July.
Box   94 Folder   5	1941, August - December.
Box   94 Folder   6	1942, January - May.
Box   94 Folder   7	1942, June - September.
Box   94 Folder   8	1942, October - 1943, June.
Box   94 Folder   9	1943, July - 1950, February; n.d.
Box   95 Folder   1	Reports, 1940-1949.
Box   95 Folder   2-3	Notes Re lists of manuscripts, ca. 1940's.
Box   95 Folder   4	Preliminary lists of manuscripts, ca. 1941.
Box   95 Folder   5	Lists of manuscripts for English Copying Program, ca. 1941.
Box   95 Folder   6	List of Cartularies, 1941.
Box   95 Folder   7	“Lists (I to 95) of Historical Materials Selected for Microcopying in England,” 1941-1942.
Box   95 Folder   8	“Lists (95I to XXXIII) of Historical Materials Selected for Microcopying in England,” 1942-1945.
Box   95 Folder   9	Lists of microcopied materials, 1942-1947.
	“Depository Lists” of archives and manuscripts in repositories outside the United States
Box   96 Folder   1	Argentina - Egypt, ca. 1940-1941.
Box   96 Folder   2	France, ca. 1940-1941.
Box   96 Folder   3	Germany, ca. 1940-1941.
Box   96 Folder   4	Greece - Ireland, ca. 1940-1941.
Box   96 Folder   5	Italy, ca. 1940-1941.
Box   96 Folder   6	Latvia - Scotland, ca. 1940-1941.
Box   96 Folder   7	Spain - Sweden, ca. 1940-1941.
Box   96 Folder   8	Switzerland - Wales, ca. 1940-1941.
Box   97 Folder   1	Forward to “Emergency Want List,” the “Country and Depository Lists” of archives and manuscripts in repositories outside the United States, ca. 1940-1941.
Box   97 Folder   2	European archives and manuscripts “Depository Lists,” Austria - Switzerland, 1940, June - September.
Box   97 Folder   3	“Depository Lists” of archives and manuscripts in repositories in England, E.A. Tilleux and others, ca. 1940-1941.
	Drafts of “First Depository List” archives and manuscripts in repositories in England
Box   97 Folder   4	(pp. 1-75), ca. 1940-1941.
Box   97 Folder   5	(pp. 76-92, 147-211), ca. 1940-1941.
	“Depository Lists” of archives and manuscripts in repositories outside the United States
Box   97 Folder   6	General, ca. 1940-1941.
Box   97 Folder   7	Miscellaneous, ca. 1940-1941.
	Dictionary of American Biography
	Correspondence
Box   98 Folder   1	1927-1933.
Box   98 Folder   2	1934-1956.
Box   98 Folder   3	“Lists of Agricultural Notables...Suggested for Inclusion,” A-Z, ca. 1927.
Box   98 Folder   4	Names suggested by Kellar for dictionary, F-L, ca. 1927.
	Typewritten drafts of biographies
Box   98 Folder   5	A-L, 1928-1933.
Box   98 Folder   6	M-Y, 1930-1936.
Box   98 Folder   7	References, notes and drafts for sketches, ca. 1930-1940.
Box   98 Folder   8	Printed materials and miscellaneous, 1930-1940.
	American Historical Association (AHA)
	Correspondence - General
Box   99 Folder   1	1914-1929.
Box   99 Folder   2	1930-1937.
Box   99 Folder   3	1938-1940.
Box   99 Folder   4	1941-1949.
Box   99 Folder   5	1950-1953; n.d.
Box   99 Folder   6 Volume   42-45	Annual Reports, 1933; 1939; 1940; 1941.
	Meetings
	Programs
Box   99 Folder   7	1914-1933.
Box   99 Folder   8	1934-1939.
Box   100 Folder   1	1940-1952.
	Reports and Papers Read
Box   100 Folder   2	1926-1936.
Box   100 Folder   3	1938-1941.
Box   100 Folder   4	Notes and Attendance, 1916-1939.
Box   100 Folder   5	Official ballots and nominations, 1915-1945.
Box   100 Folder   6	Treasurer's Report, 1916-1953.
Box   100 Folder   7	Proposed constitutional amendments, 1938-1939.
Box   100 Folder   8	Newspaper clippings, 1927; 1936-1942.
Box   100 Folder   9	Kellar's expenses incurred as member, 1929-1942.
	Miscellaneous
Box   100 Folder   10	Kellar's notes, ca. 1924-1948; n.d.
Box   100 Folder   11	Re AHA general, 1928-1953.
Box   100 Folder   12	Committee on Documentary Reproduction, 1942; 1946-1952.
Box   100 Folder   13	Committee on Endowment - Correspondence, 1926-1928.
	Committee on Historical Source Materials
	Correspondence
Box   101 Folder   1	1938-1940.
Box   101 Folder   2	1941-1948.
	Annual Reports
Box   101 Folder   3	1936-1939.
Box   101 Folder   4	1940-1941.
Box   101 Folder   5	Exhibits 1939 - Correspondence, 1939-1940.
Box   101 Folder   6	Exhibits 1941 - Correspondence, 1941-1942.
Box   101 Folder   7	Exhibits - Miscellaneous, 1939-1940.
Box   101 Folder   8	Re Historical Records Survey (W.P.A.), 1939-1940.
Box   101 Folder   9	Papers and memoranda, 1939-1948.
Box   101 Folder   10	Personnel, 1940-1942.
Box   101 Folder   11	Research and Reference - excerpts from ALA Bulletins, 1940.
Box   101 Folder   12	Research and Reference, 1939-1940.
Box   101 Folder   13	Notes and Miscellany, 1940-1942; n.d.
Box   102 Folder   1	Special Committee on Archives - Correspondence, 1939-1947.
Box   102 Folder   2	Special Committee on Business Records, 1939-1947.
Box   102 Folder   3	Special Committee on Library Holdings, 1939-1946.
Box   103 Folder   1	Special Committee on Manuscripts - Correspondence, 1929; 1939-1950.
Box   103 Folder   2	Special Committee on Manuscripts - Reports, 1926; 1943-1948.
Box   103 Folder   3	Special Committee on Newspapers, 1939-1944.
Box   103 Folder   4	Committee on Preservation and Restoration of Historical Objects, 1941-1944.
	Special Committee on (filming of) the British Sessional Papers (Blue Books),
	Correspondence
Box   103 Folder   5	1939.
Box   103 Folder   6	1940.
Box   103 Folder   7	1941.
Box   103 Folder   8	1942-1950.
Box   103 Folder   9	Reports and Papers, ca. 1939-1941.
Box   103 Folder   10	Invoices and Clippings, 1940-1941.
Box   103 Folder   11	Miscellaneous notes, ca. 1935-1941.
	Business Historical Society
Box   104 Folder   1	Correspondence - General, 1930-1950.
Box   104 Folder   2	Bulletins, 1934-1948.
Box   104 Folder   3	Miscellaneous, 1930-1944; n.d.
	Economic History Association
Box   104 Folder   4	Correspondence - General, 1940-1952.
	Industrial History Society
	Correspondence
	General
Box   104 Folder   5	1939, January - November.
Box   104 Folder   6	1939, December; n.d.
Box   104 Folder   7	1940, January - 23 February.
Box   104 Folder   8	Kellar to A.V. House, Jr., 1940, 23 February.
Box   104 Folder   9	General, 1940, 27 February - December.
Box   104 Folder   10	Miscellaneous materials Re organization, 1939-1940.
Box   104 Folder   11	Lists of prospective members, 1939.
Box   104 Folder   12	Kellar's notes and miscellany, 1939-1940.
Box   104 Folder   13	Clippings, 1939-1940.
	Conference of Historical Agency Executives (Midwest Historical Conference)
	Correspondence - General
Box   105 Folder   1	1935, August - 1937, February.
Box   105 Folder   2	1937.
Box   105 Folder   3	Card lists of executives contacted and/or attended conference, 1937.
	Stenotype Record of Conference
Box   105 Folder   4	Friday Sessions, 26 February 1937.
Box   105 Folder   5	Saturday Sessions, 27 February 1937.
Box   105 Folder   6	Individual Stenotype Reports corrected by participants, February 1937.
Box   105 Folder   7	Kellar's preliminary notes and miscellaneous, 1935; 1937.
	Mississippi Valley Historical Association (MVHA)
	Correspondence
Box   106 Folder   1	1916-1929.
Box   106 Folder   2	1930-1934.
Box   106 Folder   3	1935-1939.
Box   106 Folder   4	1940-1946.
Box   106 Folder   5	1947-1949.
Box   106 Folder   6	1950-1954; 1957.
	Operational File
Box   106 Folder   7	Constitution, n.d.
Box   106 Folder   8	Minutes of business meetings, 1948-1952.
Box   106 Folder   9	Lists of members and officers, 1919; 1936; 1950.
Box   106 Folder   10	Resolutions and policy declarations, ca. 1937-1944.
Box   106 Folder   11	Expense accounts and financial reports, 1924-1948.
	Mississippi Valley Historical Review
	General
Box   107 Folder   1	1917-1946.
Box-folder   107-2 Volume   46	1947-1953.
Box   107 Folder   3	Committee to Recommend Permanent Editor, 1946, July - October.
Box   107 Folder   4	Executive Committee vote on editor, 1946, October - November.
	Committees
	Historical Manuscripts Commission
Box   107 Folder   5	Correspondence, 1923-1937.
	Questionnaires
Box   107 Folder   6	Number manuscripts held Alabama - Kansas, 1925-1926.
Box   107 Folder   7	Number manuscripts held Kentucky - Wyoming, 1925-1926.
Box   107 Folder   8	Positive replies Alabama - Montana, 1925-1926.
Box   107 Folder   9	Positive replies Nebraska - Wyoming, 1925-1926.
Box   108 Folder   1	Detailed positive replies Alabama - Missouri, 1925-1926.
Box   108 Folder   2	Detailed positive replies Nebraska - Wyoming, 1925-1926.
Box   108 Folder   3	Positive replies not to be included in bibliography, 1925-1926.
Box   108 Folder   4	Follow-up data, 1930.
Box   108 Folder   5	Reports and Notices, 1927-1937.
Box   108 Folder   6	Miscellaneous, 1923-1930.
	Program
Box   108 Folder   7	1919, January - March.
Box   108 Folder   8	1919, April - 1951.
Box   108 Folder   9	Nominating, 1936-1947.
Box   108 Folder   10	Restate Purpose of MVHA (Policy Committee), 1943-1944.
Box   108 Folder   11	Re Policy and Projects, 1944.
Box   109 Folder   1	Territorial Papers of United States, 1943-1944.
Box   109 Folder   2	Membership, 1943-1947.
Box   109 Folder   3	Appointed “to Propose and Formulate in Detail a Series of Projects in American History and Culture,” 1944.
Box   109 Folder   4	Executive, 1930; 1946-1952.
	Meetings
	Programs
Box   109 Folder   5	1918-1936.
Box   109 Folder   6	1937-1950.
Box   109 Folder   7	1951-1955.
Box   109 Folder   8	Papers read, 1923; 1935-1947.
	Personal
Box   109 Folder   9	Notes, 1919-1946.
Box   109 Folder   10	Expenses incurred as member, 1922-1947.
Box-folder   109-11 Volume   47	Miscellaneous, 1919-1952.
	National Archives
	Correspondence
Box   110 Folder   1	1932; 1934-1939.
Box   110 Folder   2	1941-1953.
Box   110 Folder   3	Proposed National Archives of War Industry, 1943.
Box   110 Folder   4	Printed bulletins, circular reports, 1936-1943.
Box   110 Folder   5	Miscellaneous, 1936-1943; n.d.
	Southern Historical Association (SHA)
	Correspondence
Box   111 Folder   1	General, 1935-1938.
	Re Program for 1938 meeting
Box   111 Folder   2	1938, February - July.
Box   111 Folder   3	1938, August - September.
Box   111 Folder   4	1938, September - 1939, February.
Box   111 Folder   5	General, 1939-1943; 1952.
Box   111 Folder   6	Programs, (1936-1941)-1946.
Box   111 Folder   7	Kellar's notes and drafts for “Suggested Program for the Fourth Annual Meeting of the SHA,” 1938.
Box   111 Folder   8-9	Papers read at Fourth Annual Meeting, 1938.
Box   111 Folder   10	Kellar's notes and miscellany Re meetings, 1936; 1938; 1947.
Box   111 Folder   11	Clippings Re Fourth Annual Meeting, 1938.
	Subseries: 3.2 Other Historically Oriented Organizations, Committees, and Conferences	⇧
Box   112 Folder   1	Academy of Political Science to American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1849-1949.
Box   112 Folder   2	American Association for the Advancement of Science to American Civil Liberties Union, ca. 1920-1951.
Box   112 Folder   3	American Documentation Institute, correspondence, minutes, reports, 1941-1953.
Box   112 Folder   4	American Federation Movement to American Institute of Architects, 1951; n.d.
Box   112 Folder   5	American Military History Foundation, 1936-1941.
Box   112 Folder   6	American Society of Agricultural Engineers, 1931-1932.
Box   112 Folder   7	American Society of Arts and Letters to “When-Chicago-Was-Young Club,” 1929-1950.
	Civil War Round Table
Box   112 Folder   8	Chicago, Illinois Chapter, correspondence, programs, miscellaneous, 1945-1955.
Box   112 Folder   9	Milwaukee, Wisconsin Chapter, correspondence, miscellaneous, 1951-1955.
	Madison, Wisconsin Chapter
Box   112 Folder   10	Correspondence, 1955-1961.
Box   112 Folder   11	Membership, minutes, notes, ca. 1955.
	Cliff Dwellers
Box   113 Folder   1	Correspondence, year books, bulletins, 1939-1949.
Box   113 Folder   2	Meetings and social activities, 1944-1948.
Box   113 Folder   3	Meetings, social activities and miscellaneous, 1949; n.d.
Box   113 Folder   4	Collection of Regional History (Cornell University), 1942.
Box   113 Folder   5	Colonial Club of Chicago, minutes, 1917.
Box   113 Folder   6	State Historical Society of Colorado to Commercial Club of Chicago, 1939; 1947.
	Committee on Conservation of Cultural Resources
	Executive Committee
Box   113 Folder   7	Correspondence, memoranda, reports, circulars, minutes and miscellaneous, 1941-1942.
	General
Box   113 Folder   8	Correspondence, memoranda, reports, circulars, minutes and miscellaneous, 1942-1943.
Box   113 Folder   9	Committee on Private Research, 1946.
	Committee to Prepare Report: “What Should the Department of Agriculture do to Promote Research in Agricultural History?”
Box   113 Folder   10	Correspondence, 1939, May - October.
Box   113 Folder   11	Kellar's notes for report, 1939.
Box   114 Folder   1	Preliminary and final reports, 1939.
	Conference of Historical Societies
	Correspondence
Box   114 Folder   2	1924; 1933-1935.
Box   114 Folder   3	1936-1943.
Box   114 Folder   4	Reports, miscellaneous, 1919-1935; n.d.
Box   114 Folder   5	Council of American Arts to Dictionary of American History, 1937-1942.
Box   114 Folder   6	Early American Industries Association to Graphic History Society of America, 1924-1953.
Box   114 Folder   7	Guide to American Historical Societies, 1916, April; 1937.
Box   114 Folder   8	Illinois State Historical Society to International Association of Printing House Craftsmen, Inc., 1915-1954.
Box   115 Folder   1	Iowa State Historical Society to Library of International Relations, 1940-1949.
	Lexington Group
Box   115 Folder   2	Correspondence, 1944-1958.
Box   115 Folder   3	Membership lists, prospectus, 1946-1961; n.d.
Box   115 Folder   4	Newsletters, 1952-1961.
Box   115 Folder   5	Miscellaneous, 1946-1960.
Box   115 Folder   6	Abraham Lincoln Association to Louisiana Historical Society, 1939-1951.
Box   115 Folder   7	Medieval Academy of America, 1926-1927.
Box   115 Folder   8	Michigan Historical Collections to Society of Midland Authors, 1939-1944.
Box   115 Folder   9	Midwestern Writers' Conference to Museum of Science and Industry, 1908-1949.
Box   115 Folder   10	National Bureau of Economic Research to Instituto Panamericano de Geographia E Historia, 1935-1955.
Box   116 Folder   1	National Park Service, correspondence and reports, 1936-1946.
	National Society of Autograph Collectors
	Correspondence
Box   116 Folder   2	1926-1936.
Box   116 Folder   3	1937-1951; 1956.
Box   116 Folder   4	Publications, 1948-1949; 1952.
Box   116 Folder   5	Autograph Letters (Retail Price Lists), 1938-1949.
Box   116 Folder   6	Meetings, membership lists, lists of autographs, miscellaneous, 1948-1950.
Box   116 Folder   7	North Carolina Historical Commission to Rock Island County Historical Society, 1934-1953.
Box   117 Folder   1	(Lexington and) Rockbridge County Historical Society to State Farm Museum, 1928-1953.
Box   117 Folder   2	East Tennessee Historical Society to Western Reserve Historical Society, 1919-1955.
	The Westerners
	Correspondence
Box   117 Folder   3	1944-1946.
Box   117 Folder   4	1947-1955; n.d.
Box   117 Folder   5	Membership lists, financial, 1944-1949; n.d.
Box   117 Folder   6	Meetings, 1944-1955.
Box   117 Folder   7	Publications, Brand Book, 1944-1952; n.d.
Box   117 Folder   8	Miscellaneous notes and clippings, 1944-1947; n.d.
Box   117 Folder   9	Wisconsin Archeological Society to State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1941-1956.
Box   117 Folder   10	State Historical Society of Wisconsin to Wyoming Conference on History, 1947-1953.
	Subseries: 3.3 Library Associations	⇧
	American Library Association (ALA)
Box   118 Folder   1	Correspondence - General, 1934-1948
Box   118 Folder   2	Programs of Annual Conferences, 1938; 1940; 1942.
Box   118 Folder   3	Advance attendance register, 1938-1941.
Box   118 Folder   4	Miscellaneous materials Re Annual Conferences, 1938-1942; 1945.
Box   118 Folder   5	Kellar's expenses as member of ALA, 1938-1939.
Box   118 Folder   6	Nominations and ballots, 1946-1947.
Box   118 Folder   7	Papers and printed materials, 1915; 1938-1944.
Box   118 Folder   8	Committee on Archives and Libraries, correspondence, 1937-1941.
Box-folder   118-9 Volume   48	Committee on Devastated Libraries (“Libraries and the War”), 1940-1943.
Box   118 Folder   10	The Journal of Documentary Reproduction (Committee on Photographic Reproduction), correspondence and miscellaneous, 1938-1942.
Box   118 Folder   11	Association of College and Reference Libraries Correspondence, 1942-1948.
	Special Libraries Association
Box   118 Folder   12	Correspondence - General, 1941-1949.
Box   118 Folder   13	Miscellaneous materials Re meetings and membership, 1930-1948; n.d.
Box-folder   118-14 Volume   49	Publications and other printed materials, 1940-1947; n.d.
	Library Cooperation
	Correspondence
Box   119 Folder   1	1931-1941.
Box   119 Folder   2	1941, June - December.
Box   119 Folder   3	1942.
Box   119 Folder   4	1943-1950; n.d.
Box   119 Folder   5	Questionnaires, 1938-1942; n.d.
Box   119 Folder   6	Project suggestions, 1941; 1944; n.d.
Box   119 Folder   7	Conferences, 1941-1943; n.d.
Box   119 Folder   8	Conference attendance, 1941-1942.
Box   120 Folder   1	Travel Materials, 1941-1942; n.d.
	Notes
Box   120 Folder   2	1896; 1902; 1929-1941.
Box   120 Folder   3	1942; n.d.
	Memoranda
Box   120 Folder   4	1936-1941, June.
Box   120 Folder   5	1941, July - 1942; n.d.
Box   120 Folder   6	Reports, 1941-1942.
Box-folder   120-7 Volume   50-51	Reports: Memoranda on Library Cooperation, 1941, September.
	Reports: Of the Experimental Division of Library Cooperation, The Library of Congress, 1941, April - 1942, April.
Box   121 Folder   1	pp. ii - 150.
Box   121 Folder   2	pp. 151 - 387.
Box-folder   121-3 Volume   52	Vol. I.
Box-folder   121-4 Volume   53	Vol. II.
Box   121 Folder   5	Appendices to Report of the Experimental Division, I - XXXIX, 1940-1942.
	Data on distribution of “Memoranda on Library Cooperation”
Box   121 Folder   6	1941, September - October.
Box   122 Folder   1	1941-1942; n.d.
	Collected Materials
Box-folder   122-2 Volume   54	1930-1936.
Box   122 Folder   3	1937-1940.
Box   122 Folder   4	ALA Bulletin, 1940, January - October.
Box   122 Folder   5	1940, November - 1941, April.
Box   122 Folder   6	1941, May - July.
Box   122 Folder   7	1941, August - December.
Box   123 Folder   1	The H. W. Wilson Company's system of scale pricing, 1941.
Box   123 Folder   2	Summary of libraries according to class, 1941.
Box   123 Folder   3	Newsletter Philadelphia Bibliographical Center and Union Library Catalog, 1941-1942.
Box   123 Folder   4	Union Catalog of Floridana, 1941-1943.
Box   123 Folder   5	1941; 1942; n.d.
Box   123 Folder   6	Miscellaneous, 1932-1962; n.d.
Box   123 Folder   7	Newspaper Clippings, 1937; 1939; 1947.
	Agricultural Library, United States Department of Agriculture
Box   124 Folder   1	Agricultural Library Notes, Vol. 8, no. 6 (1933).
Box   124 Folder   2	Baker Library Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University - Reports of faculty on acquisition of material, 1938-1951.
Box   124 Folder   3	Chicago Metropolitan Library Council, 1941; 1945-1946; n.d.
Box   124 Folder   4	Clements Library, University of Michigan, ca. 1925-1946.
Box   124 Folder   5	Council of Library Associations, 1941-1942.
Box   124 Folder   6	Huntington Library (San Marino, California), 1948, March.
Box   124 Folder   7	Illinois Library Association, 1938-1948.
Box   124 Folder   8	Illinois State Library, 1947-1957.
Box   124 Folder   9	Miscellaneous Illinois Libraries, 1933-1952.
Box   124 Folder   10	Joint University Libraries, 1939.
Box   124 Folder   11	Kentucky, Massachusetts, New York, 1941-1951.
Box   124 Folder   12	Miscellaneous Wisconsin Libraries, 1944-1955.
	Series: Series 4: Work Projects Administration (WPA) , (1929-1956) Scope and Content Note: From 1940 to 1942, Kellar was chairman of the National Advisory Committee of Historical Records Survey Projects, WPA. It was in this capacity that he gathered the material filed in this series of his papers. The information found here concerns the Federal Theater Project; the Federal Writers Project; the Civil Works Emergency Relief Act (CWA) in Illinois; the Federal Emergency Relief Act (FERA) in Illinois; and the Historical Records Survey. The papers herein are arranged as alphabetical subject files under each main category. The breakdown beyond that point is chronological.	⇧
Box   125 Folder   1	Subseries: “Cleveland Local Project” (of local Archives Survey): Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1936-1942.
Box   125 Folder   2	Historical Records Survey - Federal Archives Survey: Correspondence - General, Miscellaneous, 1936-1937; 1939.
Box   125 Folder   3	Federal Theater Project: Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1936-1938.
	Federal Writer's Project
Box   125 Folder   4	Correspondence, press releases, miscellaneous, 1936-1943.
Box   125 Folder   5	Correspondence, miscellaneous, Correspondence of Arthur Stocks, 1938; 1940-1941.
Box   125 Folder   6	“Illinois and Michigan Canal - list of material at Lockport, Illinois,” 1940.
	Illinois Writers' News Letter
Box   126 Folder   1	Vol. I, nos. 1-10, 1940, August - December.
Box   126 Folder   2	Vol. II, nos. 1-23, 1941.
Box   126 Folder   3	Writings, “The American Guide” series, style sheets and manuals, miscellaneous, 1935-1940.
Box   126 Folder   4	Writings by Mrs. M.D. Scott, “The Influence of Inventions...,” and drafts The Battle of the Reapers, 1938-1940.
Box   126 Folder   5	Draft, 1940.
Box-folder   126-6 Volume   55	Carbon of final copy, 1940.
Box   126 Folder   7	Writings by A. Stocks, studies of hiring conditions in Virginia and Old South, and “A Survey of the Illinois State Year Book,” 1929-1939.
Box   127 Folder   1	Civil Works Emergency Relief Act (C.W.A.), correspondence Re Illinois, 1934, February - March.
Box   127 Folder   2	Federal Emergency Relief Act (F.E.R.A.), correspondence Re Illinois, 1934, October - November.
	Historical Records Survey
	General correspondence, reports, memoranda
Box   127 Folder   3	1936.
Box   127 Folder   4	1937, February - June.
Box   127 Folder   5	1937, July - December.
Box   127 Folder   6	1938.
Box   127 Folder   7	1939, January - April.
Box   127 Folder   8	1939, May - August.
Box   127 Folder   9	1939, September - December.
Box   127 Folder   10	1940, January - April.
Box   127 Folder   11	1940, May - August.
Box   128 Folder   1	1940, September - December.
Box   128 Folder   2	1941-1943; 1956; n.d.
	Correspondence with State Directors
Box   128 Folder   3	Alabama - Idaho, 1937-1943.
Box   128 Folder   4	Illinois, 1936-1942.
Box   128 Folder   5	Indiana - Kentucky, 1937-1942.
Box   128 Folder   6	Louisiana, 1937-1943.
Box   128 Folder   7	Maine - Mississippi, 1937-1943.
Box   129 Folder   1	Missouri - New York, 1937-1943.
Box   129 Folder   2	North Carolina - Pennsylvania, 1937-1943.
Box   129 Folder   3	Rhode Island - Utah, 1937-1942
Box   129 Folder   4	Vermont - Wyoming, 1937-1943.
Box   129 Folder   5	Correspondence with National Advisory Committee, 1938-1941.
Box   129 Folder   6	Correspondence - Lt. Col. James Marius Scammell, 1932-1939.
	Instruction Manuals
Box   129 Folder   7	1936-1937.
Box   129 Folder   8	1938-1939.
Box   130 Folder   1	1940-1941.
Box-folder   130-2 Volume   56	Suggestions for indexing agricultural periodicals, sample indexes of The Cultivator, Lucile O'Connor Kellar, 1939.
Box   130 Folder   3	Publication check lists and bibliographies, 1937-1941.
Box   130 Folder   4	Inventories of archives, 1941.
	Inventories and Guides
Box   130 Folder   5	American Imprints Inventory, 1939-1941.
Box   130 Folder   6	District of Columbia and Woodford County, Illinois, 1937-1941.
Box   130 Folder   7	Illinois and Missouri, 1938-1942.
Box   131 Folder   1	Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin (Iowa County), United States, Miscellaneous, 1937-1941.
Box   131 Folder   2	Minutes of meetings, 1939-1944.
Box   131 Folder   3	Miscellaneous clippings, publications, notes, 1938-1941.
	Miscellaneous pamphlets, papers, reprints, and speeches
Box   131 Folder   4	A-E, 1938-1942.
Box   131 Folder   5	F-M, 1936-1941.
Box   131 Folder   6	R-W, 1927-1942.
Box   131 Folder   7	1938-1941.
	Illinois Administration
Box   132 Folder   1	Correspondence, News Letter nos. 2-5, press releases, 1936-1940.
Box   132 Folder   2	Miscellaneous (manuals, publicity, clippings), 1936-1941.
Box   132 Folder   3	Illinois Church Archives, manual and miscellaneous data, 1939-1941.
	County Histories
Box   132 Folder   4	The County Today (DuPage County, Illinois), ca. 1940.
Box   132 Folder   5	Historical Sketch (Genesee County, Michigan), ca. 1940-1941.
Box   132 Folder   6	Historical Development of Westchester County, A Chronology, (Westchester County, New York), 1934-1937.
	Miscellaneous
Box   132 Folder   7	1936-1939.
Box   132 Folder   8	1940-1942.
Box   132 Folder   9	Miscellaneous newspaper clippings, 1931; 1940; 1941; 1942.
	Series: Series 5: Historians and Agriculturists , (1852-1950) Scope and Content Note The correspondence between Kellar and other historians and agriculturists in regard to personal concerns, including recommendations, or in connection with his research or theirs, is preserved here in an alphabetical file. Thereunder, the arrangement is chronological. One archives box in the series is given over to the correspondence of, and other materials relating to, Kellar's many faceted friend typographer Douglas C. McMurtrie (see Who's Who in America, 1942-1944). Three boxes of the series contain materials connected with historian of the South Ulrich B. Phillips (see Who's Who in America, 1932-1933), with whom Kellar made trips to Virginia in 1926 and 1927 to seek out manuscripts of historical interest. Included in the Phillips manuscripts are biographical materials, correspondence, biographies and writings, as well as drafts of essays for a memorial volume dedicated to Phillips. A fourth subsection of the series compiles the papers, essays and reprints of articles by historians and others, retained by Kellar in his files. the series also includes some biographies (1927-1942); material on fellowships (1935-1944); and clippings and miscellaneous items (1930-1952) relating to historians and agriculturists.	⇧
	Correspondence - Personal and re Research
Box   133 Folder   1	A - Ander, 1914-1954.
Box   133 Folder   2	Anderson - Austin, 1929-1955.
Box   133 Folder   3	Baker - Binkley, 1914-1952.
Box   133 Folder   4	Blegan - Brooks, 1921-1956.
Box   133 Folder   5	Bruce, Kathleen, 1927-1939; n.d.
Box   133 Folder   6	Buck - Cappon, 1913-1954.
Box   134 Folder   1	Carson - Curti, 1913-1954.
Box   134 Folder   2	Custer - Evers, 1913-1956.
Box   134 Folder   3	Ferguson - Gray, 1922-1956.
Box   134 Folder   4	Gregory - Isaacs, 1915-1956.
Box   134 Folder   5	Jabine - Krey, 1913-1956.
Box   134 Folder   6	Lacy - McMurry, 1932-1956.
Box   135 Folder   1	Malin - Norton, 1914-1956.
Box   135 Folder   2	Oliver - Rowland, 1929-1956.
Box   135 Folder   3	Sabine - Volwiler, 1922-1952.
Box   135 Folder   4	Warner - Zink, 1915-1956.
Box   135 Folder   5	Correspondence - Miscellaneous (unknown), 1915-1956; n.d.
	Douglas C. McMurtrie
Box   136 Folder   1	Correspondence, 1935-1941.
Box   136 Folder   2	Kellar's correspondence re McMurtrie, 1937-1951.
Box-folder   136-3 Volume   57	Circulars about printing, publication lists, McMurtrie Imprints by D.C. McMurtrie, 1938-1942; n.d.
Box   136 Folder   4	Obituary of D.C. McMurtrie by Kellar, 1944, October.
Box   136 Folder   5	Miscellaneous, 1937-1944.
	Ulrich B. Phillips
Box   137 Folder   1	Biographical materials, ca. 1928-1939.
	Correspondence
Box   137 Folder   2	Personal, 1924-1932.
Box   137 Folder   3	Mrs. U.B. Phillips, 1934-1943.
	Re memorial volume
Box   137 Folder   4	1934-1936.
Box   137 Folder   5	1937.
Box   137 Folder   6	1938-1939.
Box   137 Folder   7	1940-1945.
Box   137 Folder   8	Replies to circular, 1937.
Box-folder   137-9 Volume   58	Bibliographies, 1934, September - October.
Box-folder   137-10 Volume   59	Writings, 1931; 1936; 1940; n.d.
Box   137 Folder   11	“Carbon copies of statements Re Phillips taken from Southern newspapers,” 1901-1918.
	Essays for Memorial Volume
Box   138 Folder   1	“Crawford W. Long and the Discovery of Anesthesia,” Frank K. Boland, M.D., 1938.
Box   138 Folder   2	“Reconstruction in a Southern City,” Gerald M. Capers, Jr., n.d.
Box   138 Folder   3	“The Significance of the Ante-Bellum Southern City: A Case Study,” Gerald M. Capers, Jr., 1940.
Box   138 Folder   4	“Cultural and Social Life in Washington County...,” Lester J. Cappon, 1940.
Box   138 Folder   5	“Boating as a Sport in the Old South,” E. Merton Coulter, 1940.
Box   138 Folder   6	“Prigg vs. Pennsylvania by James G. Birney,” Dwight L. Dumond, n.d.
Box   138 Folder   7	“Prigg vs. Pennsylvania by James G. Birney,” Dwight Dumond, revised copy, 1941.
Box   138 Folder   8	“Bibliography of the Writings of Ulrich Bonnell Phillips,” Everett E. Edwards, n.d.
Box   138 Folder   9	“Some Plantation Letters,” J.G. deRoulac Hamilton, 1940.
Box   138 Folder   10	“Edward Livingston's View of the Nature of the Union,” William B. Hatcher, n.d.
Box   138 Folder   11	“Life in New Oreleans under General Butler,” Howard Palmer Johnson, n.d.
Box   138 Folder   12	“A Southern Novelist Interprets Reconstruction,” Howard Palmer Johnson, n.d.
Box   139 Folder   1	“Notes on T