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Includes newspaper and magazine clippings, as well as personal correspondence and funeral programs for Eugenia's close friends.

Contains original writings, photocopies, and book pages, most likely created and collected by Eugenia Filippov.

Contains many of Eugenia's personal essays and speeches, in Russian, French, and English. Includes a speech in memory of her son Anthony, a handwritten copy of "My Baltic Summers," "On the Vanishing Sound of the Spoken Word and Departing of Live Interaction," and "Two Forces: Creativity and Love."

Scrapbook features what appear to be family photographs, extending back to the turn of the twentieth century. Also laid in is a mail package addressed to Boris Filipoff (sic) containing two pamphlets regarding the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church. The package is from A. S. Beliajeff, likely Anthony Beliajeff aka Anthony Sokowski.

[Also spelled T. Fedorow] [Also known as Tatiana Rannit] Includes Yale University Library