Ruth Stephan papers 1915-1974

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Ruth Stephan papers 1915-1974

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The Ruth Stephan Papersconsist of correspondence, writings, research files, audiovisual material,photographs, and diaries and other personal papers documenting the career andlife of the twentieth-century American writer, editor, and translator RuthStephan. Correspondence and subject files provide evidence of Stephan'sprofessional and personal relationships as well as her wide-ranging interests,from art to Zen Buddhism. Stephan's creative work consists of drafts, notes,and research files for poetry, historical and autobiographical fiction,anthologies, and film; her research files on Queen Christina of Sweden areextensive. Her travels in and creative work related to Europe, Peru, Japan,China, and India are documented throughout the collection by writings, diariesand engagement calendars, photographs, film, sound recordings, andcorrespondence. The papers also include a small amount of material documentingthe history of the Walgreens drugstore chain.

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Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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