Manuscripts; Olive Percival correspondence, 1924-1926

Olive Percival correspondence, 1927-1932

Olive Percival correspondence, 1933-1944

Letters to Ethel (Hamilton) Hinkle, 1924-1953

General

The Modern Cinderella HM 19419

The Morning Bird HM 19420

The Noontide HM 19421

Picnic Time HM 19422

Plaint of the Missouri `Coon in the Berlin Zoological Gardens HM 19423

Shuffle-Shoon and Amber-Locks HM 19424

The Straw Parlor HM 19426

Teeny-Weeny HM 19427

The Twenty-Third Psalm HM 19881

Whenever I've this headache... HM 19431

To De Witt Miller HM 19428

To W. I. Way HM 19430

To Francis Wilson HM 19429

The Buccaneers HM 19434

My Book (37 poems) HM 19435

Private Diary for 1873 HM 19436

The Stork HM 42827

Letters from Eugene Field

33 letters to his wife, Julia Sutherland (Comstock) Field. The letters date from both before and after their marriage in 1873. Many date from Field's trip to Europe before his marriage, but after their engagement, which was to last for 2 years. Other letters were written after the marriage during some of their temporary separations while Field was working for one newspaper or another. These letters require the permission of the Field family for photocopying or publication. HM 12555-12583 HM 31986-31988 (Box 1)

22 other letters from Eugene Field to various persons, including his mother-in-law and father-in-law, 1 to Julian Hawthorne. Some concern literary matters.

Letters to Eugene Field

1 letter from his wife, Julia (1893, Dec. 21) -- HM 42832

1 letter from the journalist Edward David Cowen -- HM 42825

1 letter from Hildegarde Hawthorne -- HM 42838

2 letters from Washington Irving Way -- HM 42856-42857

Other volumes

Diary from 1890 -- HM 19437

Doctors: a poem -- HM 19438

Armenian Lullaby -- HM 19440

Poems and Letters -- HM 19441-19447

Clare Market -- HM 30310