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Murphey, Murray G. Interview with Andrew Lewis about C.I. Lewis : cassette tapes, 2001 Sept. 15.

Title: Interview with Andrew Lewis about C.I. Lewis : cassette tapes, 2001 Sept. 15.

The tapes contain biographical information about C.I. Lewis that is not otherwise available.

ArchivalResource: 2 cassette tapes in 1 envelope.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/754863843 View

Garvan, Anthony N. B. Papers, 1944-1984.

Title: Papers, 1944-1984.

The Anthony Nicholas Brady Garvan papers, 1944-1984, primarily document the professional and academic activities of Garvan with a smaller grouping of papers relating to family financial investments, his children, and interests in hunting and travel. The professional correspondence files, 1948-1984, mostly relate to Garvan's tenure as Department Chair. It should be noted that some correspondence in this series could be considered either personal or professional in nature. Letters between Garvan and Harold Hochschild are exemplary of the overlap of personal and professional interchanges characteristic of this collection. Hochschild and Garvan shared interests in the art and architecture of the Adirondacks. Garvan wrote An Adirondack Winter: Ten Paintings by Jonas Lie, an Adirondack Museum Catalogue, 1971, for works his family donated to a museum founded by the Hochschilds. Hochschild contributed to Garvan's academic pursuits by establishing the Hochschild Fund for the American Civilization Department. Hochschild, Murray Murphey, and Vartan Gregorian are among the principal correspondents. Academic Papers, 1944-1983, include rosters of students, courses taught, lists of graded course work, research papers, and requests for letters of recommendation. A good deal of the collection is devoted to the projects on which Garvan worked. These projects document the different subject matter which became the focus of his exploration of cultural transmission through time and space in industrial America. The Index of American Cultures, the Historical Salvage Council, and historic preservation efforts are included among these projects. There is material for the various libraries and archives, 1961-1983, for which he served as a board member, in particular the Library Company of Philadelphia. There are files for museum efforts, 1960-1980, including his work for the Smithsonian Institution. Writings, articles, talks, and papers, 1944-1973, finish out the professional papers. The personal papers include material on his children and their education, 1961-1980; his interest in hunting and dogs, 1950-1981; travel, 1950-1968; finances, 1950-1981; and bibliocards, 1971-1972.

ArchivalResource: 54 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122621805 View