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Contains photocopies of articles about Edward Shaw, including information about his compensation when working at Aetna.

Sheet music, concert programme, logo sketches, and pencil sketches of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra and Chorus when they were performing the song, Home Office Men, for Aetna's T.V. concert in June, 1962.

Information about Aetna's locations at 650 Main street and 151 William street. Includes information about how Aetna discussed issues regarding race/ethnicity. Also includes information about the Aetna Life Club, a cake-cutting ceremony, the Aetna Life Choral Club, and pencil sketches of the Hartform Symphony Orchestra and Chorus members.

Topics of interest include Aetna's first general agent in South Carolina and information about general management.

Compton Correspondence; Compton/Hartford; Compton Interview (Declines); Compton Speech Annual Meeting 4/26/91; REC-IBM "Beyond Computing"; REC-CNBC/Business Insiders 11/8/94; REC-Downtown Council Speech; REC- HTFD Leadership meeting; Compton Interviews; REC- Leadership GRTR HTFD Speech 9/94; REC-OP ED Health Care Reform; REC-Renaissance Awards video; REC-UConn Honorary Degree; REC-Washington Post Dana Priest; REC-Zucker photo; Filer, John; Foundation and CPI contributions media report 1998; Accident Health; Accident and Liability Department; Acquisitions-Mergers-Sales of Business; Acronyms used at Aetna; Actuarial; Advertising (1 of 3); Advertising (2 of 3); Advertising (3 of 3); Advertising pocket mirror; Aetna Accident and Liability Co.; Aetna Bank; Aetna Casualty and Surety co.; Aetna Club of New York; Aetna Foundation; Aetna Furnace; Aetna Global Benefits; Aetna indemnity Co.; Aetna Insurance Company-"Little Aetna"; Aetna International: General; Aetna International: Argentina; Aetna International: Australia/New Zealand; Aetna International: Brazil; Aetna International: Canada; Aetna International: Chili; Aetna archives-background

Reports on staff, CSSG, Australia, performance and financial reports

Photocopies of articles, clippings, and interoffice correspondence regarding the history of the Standard Fire Insurance Company, a company established in 1910 that was later bought by Aetna in 1924.

Photocopies of articles, newsletters, and a booklet regarding the St. Joseph's Cathredral fire and how Aetna responded to the event by offering their auditorium in Hartford, CT as a worship space for parishioners after the cathedral was destroyed.