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Twenty-four pieces of correspondence to Huntington from literary correspondents, including Alexander Brown, Richard Watson Gilder, Isabel Florence Hapgood, Gerald Stanely Lee, Meredith Nicholson, and others. With one ALS from Huntington.

Two ALS, one APcS, and one Christmas card, with two envelopes, from Bigelow to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stedman. With offprint of Bigelow's "Rip, Robert and Hendrick and 1909" inscribed to Mrs. Stedman.

Correspondence consists of three autograph letters, signed, to Pemberton from Alfred Stieglitz and four autograph letters, signed, from Georgia O'Keeffe. Stieglitz's letters, which date from 1926 and 1928, mention Charles Demuth, [Marsden] Hartley, and [John] Marin, among other topics. O'Keeffe's letters, which date from 1951 through 1960, concern personal matters, such as a visit.

Correspondence includes three TLS and one ALS to publisher Crosby Gaige and one APcS to John Held, Jr.. Letters to Gaige discuss travel, health, meeting arrangements, and publishing projects, and mention the work of Sir Martin Frobisher and Sidney Herbert Sime.

Three typescript letters, signed, to Smith, from A. S. Lloyd, Russell Potter, and Francis Sill Wickware, commenting on an article by Smith, entitled "Cartwright vs. America," that appeared in Scribner's magazine. With one clipping.

Correspondence contains seven TLS to Aiken from H. D., including one photocopy, and three TLS from Bryher. With typescript summary "A Conversation (10/16/33) at 64 Pemberton Sq."

Four typescript letters, signed, and one autograph letter, signed, from Hutchins Hapgood and two typescript notes, signed, from his wife, Neith Boyce, with one note added to a letter from Hapgood. Letters chiefly concern publishing of an unidentified book, possibly Hapgood's A Victorian in the Modern World (New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1939).

ALS from Rose to Isabel Wilder, May 29, 1942, and ALS from Rose to Thornton Wilder, n.d.; and letters to Rose from: Thornton Wilder, three ALS, 1940-1941; Isabel Wilder, three ALS, 1941; Therese Bonney, ALS, n.d.; and Alice Toklas, eleven ALS and one AL, 1953-1954 and n.d.

Correspondence consists of letters from Hersey to others including: ten autograph letters, signed, to Bill Cole; two autograph letters, siged, to Lucy Johnson; one autograph letter, signed, to "Pat"; one typescript letter, signed, to Caroline W. Stagg of Alfred A. Knopf; and one typescript note, signed, to Mr. Zevin. Letters to Bill Cole chiefly concern literary and publicity matters, such as requests for photographs and biographical information to be sent to third parties.

Chiefly letters and notes from Burgess to John Mayfield, along with one typescript carbon from Mayfield and one TLS to Burgess from Thomas J. Wise. With four envelopes.