Fanny Fern and Ethel Parton Papers, 1828-1920.

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Fanny Fern and Ethel Parton Papers, 1828-1920.

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The Fanny Fern materials consist of writings in manuscripts, transcript, and printed forms; correspondence to and from Fern and her family describing her activities, interests, and New York Ledger career. Also included are family sketches; legal and business papers; a school album and memorabilia book; ca. 15 daguerreotypes; and 20 photographs. Writings include selected clippings, New York Ledger articles, several biographical studies, and a descriptive bibliography entitled "List of Articles by Fanny Fern." Materials relating to Ethel Parton include writings in manuscript and published form; biographical material; correspondence to and from her family, business associates, and friends; clippings; financial records; memorabilia; photographs; published and unpublished articles; poems; short stories; and books.

6 linear ft. (13 boxes)

Smith College, Neilson Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7593058

Smith College, Neilson Library

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