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Subjects include: Literary, personal and organizational activities.

Subjects include: writers, Karl Young, Aram Saroyan, Brother Jeremy, readers, James Henry, Nancy Elmo.

Subjects include: Personal and professional activities.

Subjects include: Personal materials.

Subjects include: stationary, postcards, the Nation, Giligia stationery, Giligia Press, Christmas cards, poetry.

Subjects include: Personal and professional activities.

[Subjects include: Assorted correspondence between David Kherdian and the following: Gerald Hausman, Kherdian's sister, Cleveland State University, Harout, Edwin Hedges, Laurence Sutton, University of Michigan, Virginia Hedges, Mural Yagan, Jim Opie, and various other publishers and contacts through email, all ranging from years 1987-2008. Also included are dummies, specifically for Poems by Charentz, American Armenian by Helene Pilibosian and other papers dealing with his work. Also included are photographs and postcards, both sent by Edwin Hedges. Publications included are The Armenian Reporter from 2008 and Armenian Action from 2007. Ephemera included writing lessons and other programs. Financial records were also included, such as receipts, bank account information and checks. Two books were also in the box, both the same book but one was in Japanese and one was in Korean.]

[Subjects include: Correspondence between Kherdian and the following: Dunn School in CA, Hammer Mountain Book Halls, Hill Anthology, and other assorted contacts and publishers ranging from years 2002-2008. Also included are the following publications: The Rascine Journal Times, honoring Kherdian in Rascine in April of 2008; the Berkshire Eagle, featuring a book review of Kherdian's compilation "Forgotten Bread" from May 2008; and Times Union from Albany, NY, Kherdian's Author Talk on "Forgotten Bread" from February 2008. Also included is a dummy of "My Home, our Neighborhood, The Town," from March 2008. Also ephemera, a St. John Armenian church program.]

Subjects include: Traveling America with Today's Poets, Visions of America, and The Visit.