Woody Guthrie Archives, ca. 1925-present, (bulk 1942-1956).

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Woody Guthrie Archives, ca. 1925-present, (bulk 1942-1956).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155423189

The collection includes material created and collected by Woody Guthrie, and material related to and/or reflecting the life and works of Woody Guthrie in the areas of music, art, politics, activism, labor rights, labor union, dust bowl, war, religion, etc. Collection consists of: accessions; artwork primarily created by Woody Guthrie, the Guthrie family, and associates; photographs of Woody Guthrie, Guthrie's family, friends, and associates; scrapbooks compiled by Woody Guthrie and/or his family; printed material; ephemera; periodicals; unpublished manuscripts created by Woody Guthrie such as for books, articles, poems, aphorisms, and liner notes; original song lyrics typescript and/or handwritten by Woody Guthrie; original mimeographed songbooks from a radio show; music scores of Woody Guthrie songs, written out by second wife, Marjorie Mazia Guthrie; personal papers including military records, medical records, contracts, business documents, home and family records, and additional related material; correspondence written or received by Woody Guthrie as well as a small amount of other correspondence held by the Archives; personal notebooks including diaries and song lyrics; audio media; and visual media.

Appoximately 158 linear feet.

New York State Historical Documents (Albany, N.Y.)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6866938

New York State Historical Documents (Albany, N.Y.)

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Terry, Sonny

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Woody Guthrie foundation

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