Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dana papers, 1774-1972 (bulk 1850-1950).

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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dana papers, 1774-1972 (bulk 1850-1950).

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Includes correspondence, diaries, appointment and address books, biographies written about Dana, legal, medical, and death records, financial records, materials from Dana's academic life at Harvard and Columbia universities, Dana's lectures chiefly relating to socialism, literature, and Russian drama and history, mss. of articles, books and pamphlets written by Dana on subjects ranging from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, labor education in America following World War I, peace movement in America during World War I, historic Cambridge, Mass., houses including the Craigie House (Longfellow House), photographs, and Dana's research materials on topics such as the Revolutionary War, George Washington at Cambridge, and the Wadsworth-Longfellow House.

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Longfellow House, Longfellow National Historic Site

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