The Hollister Wheelwright papers include research notes, manuscripts for articles and books, essays and books, correspondence files, and photographs.

Jane Hollister Wheelwright (1905-2004) was a Jungian analyst and author, and Joseph Balch Wheelwright, MD (1906-1999) was a doctor and a Jungian analyst. Both studied with C.G. Jung, Marie Louise von Franz, and Toni Wolff in Zürich, Switzerland during the 1930s and practiced in San Francisco beginning in 1941. They were among the founders of the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco, and Joseph served as President of the International Association of Analytical Psychologogy. They were major figures in the dissemination of Jung’s ideas in America.

Correspondence and unpublished documents mentioning persons alive not to be examined until after their death.