James Norman Hall Papers

Box 30: Lawrence Winship donation

Table of Contents

Introduction

Biographical Note

Scope and Content Note

Container List

* Boxes 1-2 Correspondence
* Boxes 3-4 Correspondence
* Boxes 5-11 Miscellaneous (clippings, notebooks, photographs, etc.)
* Boxes 12-24 Manuscripts of published books
* Boxes 25-26 Manuscripts of stories, essays, poems
* Boxes 27-29 Microfilms of selected correspondence and manuscripts
* Box 30 Laurence Winship donation
* Memorabilia

Appendix A: Index of microfilms

Appendix B: Scarlet & Black References to Hall

Box 30
Letters from James Norman Hall and his family (ca. 1915-1986) and some manuscripts of poems sent to Laurence Winship, editor of the Boston Globe, were donated to Grinnell College Archives by Winship's son, Thomas Winship, and daughter, Joanna Crawford, December 1987.
44 letters from Hall to Winship, ca. 1915-1949, some typescript, some holograph.
6 letters (1928-80) from Sarah Hall to Winships
4 letters from Nancy Hall to Winships
1 photograph, ca. 1918, Red Cross photo of American aviators.
Manuscripts (typescripts) of ca. 12 poems
Photocopy of typescript of masque, "Sally-Jinx"
8 clippings, ca. 1914-1965
From Maj. Paul L. Briand, Jr.: 3 letters (1963-65); manuscript (typescript) of
article, "Solace and sustenance for a POW....", article from "Airpower
Historian" entitled "A fateful Tuesday, 1918".
Photocopies of all of these papers are also filed in Box 30

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