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["Library","School","Location","Collection Name","Content Concerning Wharton","Info","Reference Number","Contact at Library"]
["Amherst College Library","Amherst College",null,"William Crary Brownell Papers","Many letters from EW or Anna Bahlmann from 1904-1927, n.d","Worked for Scribner's","AC 1871"]
["Amherst College Library","Amherst College",null,"Harrison Griswold Dwight Papers","Wharton, Edith - 3 letters from 1904-05","author and politician","AC 1898, Box 8, Folder 9"]
["Amherst College Library","Amherst College",null,"W. Clyde Fitch Papers","Wharton, Edith [?] Dec 26","playwright","AC 1886, Box 4, Folder 37"]
["John Hay Library","Brown University",null,"John Hay Collection","Letters from Wharton to Hay",null,"Reel F5701: 12"]
["Rare Book & Manuscript Library","Columbia University","New York, NY","Eleanor Robson Belmont Papers 1851-1979","15 letters from Wharton 1914-1919","Actress. Correspondence, MSS. of writings, and other papers. Includes a MS. of Anatole France's \"La Petite Ville de France\" and a typescript of George Bernard Shaw's \"Democracy and `The apple cart' \"; and correspondence, notes, and reports of the American Shakespeare Festival Foundation, the Educational Dramatic League, the Metropolitan Opera Association, the Motion Picture Research Council, the Red Cross and other organizations. "]
["Harvard Law School Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1841-1935. Papers","Wharton, Edith n.d. \nEdith Wharton to OWH A.L.S.",null,"HOLLIS 601674"]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Robinson, Corinne (Roosevelt)",null,"Politician and poet, of New York City. Correspondence, diaries, MSS. of poetry and political speeches. Correspondents include William Stanley Braithwaite, Robert Bridges, John Jay Chapman, Joseph Hodges Choate, Calvin Coolidge, Kahlil Gibran, Hermann Hagedorn, Warren Gamaliel Harding, Herbert Hoover, Henry Cabot Lodge, Edgar Lee Masters, John Myers O'Hara, Edith Kermit (Carow) Roosevelt, Elihu Root, Mark Sullivan, William Roscoe Thayer, Edith (Jones) Wharton, and Leonard Wood. Unpublished index in the library. Open to investigators under library restrictions. Information on literary rights available in the library. Gift of Mrs. Francis Cole, 1965.","MS 67-1255"]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Autograph File, B","Bromfield, Louis, 1896-1956. A.L.s. to Edith Wharton; Senlis, [18 Mar 1934]. 2s.(4p.)env."]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Autograph File, W","*See page Autograph File W, Houghton*"]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Papers of Robert Woods Bliss and Mildred Barnes Bliss ","General Correspondence Wharton, Edith 1921-1932; undated\n\nCorrespondence w/ EW concerning Oeuvre des Maisons Americains des Convalescence",null,"HUGFP 76.xx "]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Theodora Bosanquet papers","*See page Theodora Bosanquet Papers*"]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Castle, William R. (William Richards), 1878-1963","Reference to Mrs. Wharton, p. 106","William Richards Castle (1878-1963) was an American diplomat. He served in the Department of State as chief of the Division of Western European Affairs (1921-1927), assistant secretary of state, and undersecretary of state. Typed copies of diaries covering the periods 1 July-3 Sept. 1918, 22 June-14 Oct. 1920, and Jan. 1922-Mar. 1960. The diaries contain an almost daily account of Castle's professional and social activities, and include comments on national and international affairs, the political scene, books, and movies.","MS Am 2021 "]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Chanler, Margaret Terry, 1862-1952. Family papers","Wharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s.( Edith) to [Margaret (Terry) Chanler]; St. Brice-sous-Forêt, 20 Aug [1926]. [2]p. With envelope. Enclosure: snapshot of three dogs.\n\nWharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s.( Edith) to [Margaret (Terry) Chanler]; St. Brice-sous-Forêt, 8 Sep 1926. ([2]p.) With envelope.\n\nWharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s.( Edith) to [Margaret (Terry) Chanler]; Sainte-Claire Du Chateau, 5 Jan 1927. ([2]p.) \n\nWharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s.( Edith) to [Margaret (Terry) Chanler]; St. Brice-sous-Forêt, 24 Oct [1932]. ([2]p.) With envelope.","Correspondence and other papers of the American writer Margaret Terry Chanler and her family","MS Am 1595 "]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Chapman, John Jay, 1862-1933. Additional papers, 1841-1940","Wharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. 2 letters; 1917-1919. ","Chiefly correspondence between American essayist John Jay Chapman and family, friends, and associates","MS Am 1854.1 "]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","James Thomas Fields collection of autographs and portraits of distinguished women","Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to Annie (Adams) Fields; [Boston, n.d.]. 1s.(2p.) ","Letters and portraits collected by the American publisher James Thomas Fields","MS Am 2016 "]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Robert Grant papers","Gosse, Sir Edmund, 1849-1928. T.L. (typed signature; copy) to Edith Wharton; [London] 14 Feb 1911. 1s. (2p.)\n\nHowells, William Dean, 1837-1920. ( separately, with addresses card). T.L. (copy) to [ Edith] Wharton; Hamilton, Bermuda, 3 Mar 1911. 1s. (1p)\n\nWharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s. (photostat) to R.G.; Lenox, Mass., 25 Jul 1900. 1s. (4p.) With typescript. 1s. (1p.) Taken from scrapbook, where \"Original presented to Yale library November 1, 1939\" was written in R.G.'s hand. \n\nWharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s. to R.G.; Lenox, Mass., 5 Dec [1904?] 2s. (8p.) \n\nWharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. T.L.s. to R.G.; Paris, 15 Oct 1915. 1s. (1p.) env. \n\nWharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s. to [R.G.]; St. Brice-sous-Forêt, S & O [France] 15 Oct 1922. 1s. (1p.) \n\nWharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s. to R.G.; Hyères, Var [France] 26 Mar 1925. 1s. (2p.) \n\nWharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s. to R.G.; Salsomaggiero, Prov. di Parma, 26 Aug 1927. 2s. (5p.) \n\nWharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s. to R.G.; Autun [France] 16 Sep 1927, and St. Brice-sous-Forêt, S & O [France] 27 Sep 1927. 2s. (4p.) \n\nRG speech, Edith Wharton. Commemorative tribute American academy of arts and letters November 10, 1938.TS.s.; [n.p.] 10 Nov 1938. 16s. (16p.)","Papers of Robert Grant (Harvard AB 1873), an American novelist and lawyer","MS Am 1115 "]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Gray, John Chipman, 1839-1915. Correspondence","Wharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.N.s.( Edith Wharton) to [Anna Lyman (Mason)] Gray; [n.p.,n.d.] folder (2l.) \n\nA.Fragment s.( Edith Wharton) to [ ? ]; [n.p.,n.d.] 1l. ","Correspondence of Harvard professor and lawyer John Chipman Gray.","MS Am 2152 "]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Houghton Mifflin Company correspondence and records","Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. 1 letter; 1903. ","Records of Houghton Mifflin Compnay and its predecessors, containing papers relating to both the printing and publishing branches of the business","MS Am 1925 "]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Howells family. Papers","Wharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. 3 letters; 1902-1919. ","Correspondence, compositions, and diaries of American novelist William Dean Howells as well as papers of his wife and children","MS Am 1784 "]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","James family additional papers","Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to Henry James (1879-1947); [Paris] 1 Mar 1916. 1s.(3p.) ","Correspondence, drawings, photographs, publications and other papers of the James family","MS Am 1095.2"]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Letters received by the Norton family","Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. \nA.L.s. Lenox, Mass.,[Oct 1900.] 1s.(1p.) env. \nA.L.s. [n.p., 1908?] 1s.(2p.) Encl: 1s.(1p.) by Susan Wharton. \nA.L.s. [n.p., 1908?] 1s.(1p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) [Paris] 10 Feb [1909] 2s.(8p.) env. \nA.L.s.(initials) Vaucluse, 26 Feb [1909] 1s.(2p.) picture postcard. \nA.L.s.(initials) Windsor, 10 Jun [1909] 1s.(4p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) same, 7 Jul 1909. 2s.(8p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) [New York [n.o.] 14 Oct [1910] 2s.(6p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) same, 17 Oct [1910] 1s.(2p.) \nA.L.s.(E.) [At sea, Oct 1910] 1s. (3p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) Salsomaggiore, 21 May [1911] 1s.(4p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) [Paris] 22 Nov [1913] 1s.(4p.) env. \nA.L.s.(initials) [same] 27 Mar 1914. 1s.(4p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) Offranville, Seine-Inférieure, 20 Oct [ ] 2s. (8p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) [Paris, n.d.] 1s.(4p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) [same, n.d.] 1s.(3p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) Hotel Crillon [n.p.] 5 May [ ] 1s.(4p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) same, 10 May [ ] 1s.(4p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) Lenox, Mass., 3 Jul [ ] 2s.(4p.) \nA.L.s.(initials) same, 8 Aug [ ] 1s.(4p.) \nA.L.s.(E.) same, 26 Aug [ ] 2s.(6p.) ","Letters from various persons to the family members of Charles Eliot Norton, including his mother, wife, sisters, and his children","MS Am 1088.1 "]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Letters to Charles Eliot Norton and other papers ","Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. 1 letter to Charles Eliot Norton; 1898. ","Letters from famous literary, cultural, and political figures, some of them addressed to Charles Eliot Norton","MS Am 2034 "]
["Houghton Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Charles Eliot Norton papers","Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. \nA.L.s. Lenox, Mass., 23 May [1901] 1s. (3p.) env. \nA.L.s. same, 19 Nov [1901] 1s. (3p.) env. \nA.L.s. Lenox, Mass., 26 Nov [1901] 1s. (2p.) env. \nA.L.s. [New York, 6 Dec 1901] 1s. (2p.) env. \nA.L.s. Boston, 3 May [1902] 1s. (3p.) env. \nA.L.s. Lenox, Mass., 30 Jun [1904] 1s. (3p.) env. \nA.L.s. same, 7 Jun [1905] 1s. (4p.) env. \nA.L.s. same, 1 Jul [1905] 1s. (3p.) env. \nA.L.s. same, 11 Oct [1905] 1s. (3p.) env. \nA.L. (unsigned) [same] 7 Aug 1906. 1s. (2p.) postcard. \nMS.L.s. [Poitiers] 23 Mar 1907. 1s. (2p.) postcard. In the hand of Henry James. Signed also by Henry James and Edward Wharton (Teddy). \nA.L.s. Paris, 15 May [1907] 1s. (4p.) \nA.L.s. (initials) Farmington, Conn., 23 Oct [1907] 1s. (4p.) env. \nA.L.s. [Paris] 17 Jan [1908?] 1s. (2p.) env. \nA.L.s. [same] 2 Mar [1908] 2s. (8p.) env. \nA.L.s. Lenox, Mass., 2 Jun [1908] 1s. (4p.) Mounted in MS Am 1088.14 , Letters of Charles Eliot Norton, vol.II, p.386. \nA.L.s. same, 30 Jun [1908] 1s. (4p.) \nA.L.s. same [18 Oct 1908] 1s. (3p.) env. \n\nWharton, Edward. \nA.L.s. Lenox, Mass., 19 Jul 1906. 1s. (3p.) ","Letters sent to American author, editor and Harvard professor, Charles Eliot Norton","MS Am 1088 "]
["Schlesinger Library","Harvard","Boston, MA","Bradley Family Papers, 1813-1957","Helen Aldis Lathrop letter to family, account of lunch with Edith Wharton, 1906",null,"MC 424"]
["Lilly Library","Indiana U.","Bloomington, IN","Edith Wharton Papers","Papers which were owned by Elisina Tyler",null,null,"Cherry Dunham Williams\nCurator of Manuscripts\n(812) 855-3187\nchedwill@indiana.edu"]
["Lilly Library","Indiana U.","Bloomington, IN","Appleton (D.)-Century Company","Box 21    Wharton, Edith Newbold. Letters and papers, 1902-1925   (7 folders)  \nBox 22    Wharton, Edith Newbold. Letters and papers, 1926-1933   (8 folders)  \nBox 23    Wharton, Edith Newbold. Letters and papers, 1934-1962   (9 folders)  \nBox 24    Wharton, Edith Newbold. Age of Innocence (page proof and galley proof); A Backward Glance (page proof and galley proof) (9 folders)  \nBox 27    Wharton, Edith Newbold. Photograph by Taponier of Paris  ","Business correspondence with authors, executors of their estates, publishers, and others, contracts for publications, dramatizations, motion picture rights, foreign editions, and translations, royalty statements, copies of authors' wills, business papers, galley and page proofs"]
["Biltmore Estate","N/A","Asheville, NC","N/A","29 Sep, n.d. - Edith Wharton to GWV - tells GWV she has just signed a long lease on an apartment on the rue de Varenne\n\n18 Oct nd, Edith Wharton to GWV discussing possibility of sub-letting GWV's Paris apartment; writing from Lenox MA.\n\n9 Oct nd, Edith Wharton to ESV asking to rent the Paris apartment for the winter; writing from Lenox MA.\n\n21 Oct nd, Edith Wharton to ESV delighted to be able to rent the Paris apartment; writing from Long Island.","After a quick search, we do have some correspondence between Mr. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Wharton regarding her leasing his Paris apartment at 58 Rue de Varenne.   Some of it is undated but it appears that most of it dates to around 1913.",null,"Lori M. Garst\nCuratorial Assistant\n828-225-6321\nLgarst@biltmore.com\n\nJill Hawkins\nArchivist\n828/225-6342\njhawkins@biltmore.com"]
["Henry E. Huntington Library","N/A","San Marino, CA","Records of the Merrymount Press, 1893-1948"]
["Henry E. Huntington Library","N/A","San Marino, CA","Papers of Max Farrand ",null,"Letters, manuscripts, documents, and 1 scrapbook. Many of the pieces are typewritten and photostatic copies\nAcademic correspondence from and to historians and other scholars, Wesleyan, Stanford, Cornell, and Yale Universities, Commonwealth Fund (1918-1927); Huntington Library (1927-1941), American Historical Society, American Philosophical Society, etc\nPrimary source material for research in American history, particularly in politics of the revolutionary and early federal periods. Materials relating to the drafting of U.S. Constitution and Benjamin Franklin. Journals of travels in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, and Maryland at the beginning of the nineteenth century\nMaterial relating to Mary Cadwalader Jones, Farrand's mother-in-law and the author of Lantern slides (Boston, 1937)"]
["Historic New England","N/A","Boston, MA","Codman Family Papers","correspondence with Edith Wharton, chiefly social; and corrected typescript of the book, The Decoration of Houses, by Wharton and Codman ","correspondence from Edith Wharton to Ogden Codman, Jr","MS 84-2168"]
["Historic New England","N/A","Boston, MA","Codman, Thomas Newbold","description of dinners with Edith Wharton","Resident of Lincoln, Mass. - Correspondence, appointment books, account books, address books, dinner books, and other personal papers; together with records of Ogden Codman, Sr., Trust and a large collection of erotica. Includes correspondence and other papers relating to Codman's activities as treasurer, American Fund for French Wounded, and his 40 years' service as member of the board of directors, American Memorial Hospital, Riems, France; letters from overseers of Codman properties in France and managers of the family estate, The Grange, in Lincoln, Mass.; extensive correspondence with French friends and acquaintances; letters (2 v.) from Codman's brother, Ogden Codman, Jr., with description of dinners with Edith Wharton and Cole Porter; and letters (7 v.) from his brother Hugh, describing the Boston musical world, 1922-1939.","MS 84-2170"]
["Library of Congress","N/A","Washington, DC.","Papers of Owen Wister"]
["MA Historical Society","N/A","Boston, MA","George Cabot Lodge collection ",null,"Collection documenting the life and death of poet George Cabot Lodge includes correspondence between his son Henry Cabot Lodge (1902-1985) and academic researchers requesting use and publication of George’s papers at the Massachusetts Historical Society, 1932-70. Also, letters received by George and his wife Matilda Elizabeth Frelinghuysen Davis Lodge from writer Edith Wharton, 1900-1909; letters received by Matilda from writer Henry James, 1909-32; a typescript of excerpts pertaining to George from an unpublished thesis entitled, \"Trumbull Stickney,\" by Thomas Riggs, 1949; biographical information about George gathered by his son Henry Cabot Lodge, 1889-1935; and letters received by Matilda’s mother Sarah Helen Frelinghuysen Davis from U.S. President Chester A. Arthur, 1885. Also includes a scrapbook pertaining to George’s life and death in 1909 created by his father Henry Cabot Lodge (1850-1924), 1909-11, which contains clippings, obituaries, magazine articles, and photographs of George.","Ms. N-72"]
["MA Historical Society","N/A","Boston, MA","Edith Prescott Wolcott autograph collection",null,"Letters received by Edith Prescott Wolcott, wife of Mass. Gov. Roger Wolcott of Boston, Mass., retained by her for autograph value, 1898-1933. Includes letters from Charles Francis Adams, Louis D. Brandeis, Winston Churchill, Grace Coolidge, Margaret Deland, Charles W. Eliot, Edward E. Hale, Frank Harper, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Henry James, Alfred T. Mahan, Alfred Noyes, James F. Rhodes, Theodore Roosevelt, George Ticknor, Edith Wharton, and Owen Wister. Letters pertain to social and political events and the women’s suffrage movement. Also includes letter written by Edward E. Hale to Roger Wolcott, 1901, receipts from Augustus Saint-Gaudens, 1902, and letter from George Ticknor to Edward Kenyon, 1868","Special Colls. E. Wolcott"]
["MA Historical Society","N/A","Boston, MA","Elizabeth Sherman Cameron letters, 1869-1944",null,"Letters written by Elizabeth Sherman Cameron, wife of U.S. senator J. Donald Cameron, to family. Letters written from Washington, where she served as hostess for husband; Paris, where, following legal separation from Cameron, she lived as expatriate and during WWI, she ran \"Foyer aux Refugies\" to aid refugees; and from Stepleton, home in Dorset, Eng. where she vacationed and moved following daughter Martha’s death in 1918. Cameron commented on friendship with Henry Adams and his attention to daughter Martha, and with Edith Wharton while in Paris. bulk of letters written from Stepleton from 1930-44, comment on contemporary politics, coming of WWII, effects of war on Eng, and family matters. Primary recipients of letters her sister Mary Miles, niece Cecilia \"Tia\" Miles Reber, and nephew Sherman Miles. collection also includes letters from mother, Eliza Sherman, prior to and following marriage to Senator Cameron","Ms. N-267"]
["MA Historical Society","N/A","Boston, MA","Microfilm edition of the Henry Adams papers, 1843-1938.",null,"Papers of author and historian Henry Adams, 1843-1938, including correspondence with members of the Adams family, such as his parents Charles Francis (1807-1886) and Abigail Brooks Adams (1808-1889), his brothers Charles Francis (1835-1915) and Brooks Adams (1848-1927), and his sister Louisa Catherine Adams (1831-1870). Also, correspondence with friends Elizabeth Cameron, John Hay, Charles Milnes Gaskell, Clarence King, John La Farge, Henry Cabot Lodge, and Cecil Spring Rice. Other correspondents include Henry James, James Russell Lowell, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Francis Parkman, Henry Hobson Richardson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Edith Wharton, among others","P-300, 36 reels (microfilm)"]
["Montana Historical Society ","N/A",null,"Grace A. Kenelty interview, 1981 Jan. 16. ",null,"Interviewed by Inez Herrig and Jennifer Thompson on 16 Jan. 1981.\nTopics include her family's filing on a homestead outside Libby in 1906; her experiences on the homestead; education; personalities in the Libby area; visits to Libby by President Herbert Hoover and by the author Edith Wharton; and the forest fires of 1910.\nForms part of: General Montana History Collection."]
["New Bedford Whaling Museum - Kendall Institute","N/A","New Bedford, MA","Biographical collection, 1668-ca. 1977.",null,"Correspondence, diaries and journals, deeds, leases, estate records, marriage certificates, court records, bills and receipts, military records, contracts, school notebooks, and other materials, chiefly relating to personal affairs of members of the Allen, Crapo, Davis, Delano, Gifford, Hammond, Hathaway, Howland, Hussey, Jenney, Kempton, Macomber, Mosher, Nye, Ricketson, Rodman, Rotch, Russell, Shearman/Sherman, Slocum, Spooner, Swift, Taber, Tobey, Wing, and Winslow families of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New York State. Of particular interest are papers of Joseph C. Delano (1796-1886) including letters from Matthew Calbraith Perry (1794-1858) and Mercator Cooper (1804-1872) concerning Perry's expedition and the opening of trade with Japan in the early 1850s; diary (1865) of Ellen S. Kempton (ca. 1838-1865), teacher for New England Freedmen's Aid Society at Edisto Island, S.C.; and letters to Hester Swift Prescott (ca. 1882-1964) from Edith Wharton (1862-1937) and Edith Bangs (ca. 1867-1959) relating to their involvement (1914-1918) with American Fund for French Wounded and its support of American Memorial Hospital at Reims, France."]
["Pierpont Morgan Library","N/A","New York, NY","Literary and Historical Manuscripts ","Forwarding a postcard from Edith Wharton [written to him, praising Gentlemen Prefer Blondes]. Frank Crowninshield to Anita Loos",null,"MA 3542"]
["Pierpont Morgan Library","N/A","New York, NY","Literary and Historical Manuscripts ","Autograph letter signed : Hyères, France, to Lady Leslie, Feb 5, 1932, 2p",null,"MA 4500"]
["Pierpont Morgan Library","N/A","New York, NY","Literary and Historical Manuscripts ","Autograph letter signed : Lenox, Mass., to Ella Douglas (Mrs. George William Douglas), 1901 Jul. 29, 1 item (4 p.) ; (12mo) + with envelope, Thanking her for a letter of sympathy on the death of the writer’s mother, and saying that \"Teddy and I are sailing for Europe the day after tomorrow\".",null,"MA 2950"]
["Pierpont Morgan Library","N/A","New York, NY","Literary and Historical Manuscripts ","Autograph letter signed : Paris, to Miss Morgan [later Miss George Nichols], 1916 Oct. 9., 1 item (2 p.) ; (12mo), Referring to her charities in wartime and making an appointment.",null,"MA 2839"]
["Pierpont Morgan Library","N/A","New York, NY","Literary and Historical Manuscripts ","Autograph letter signed : Paris, to Miss Morgan [later Mrs. George Nichols], 1917 Jul. 4., 1 item (3 p.) ; (12mo), Sending her best wishes on Miss Morgan’s engagement to Mr. Nichols",null,"MA 2951"]
["Pierpont Morgan Library","N/A","New York, NY","Literary and Historical Manuscripts ","Autograph letter signed : St. Brice-sous-Forêt (S&O), to Lady Cynthia [Asquith], 1936 Aug. 2., 1 item (2 p.) ; (8vo), Thanking her for her hospitality and inviting her to visit in France; she comments on a big party and mentions Masefield",null,"MA 2929"]
["Pierpont Morgan Library","N/A","New York, NY","Literary and Historical Manuscripts ","Autograph postal card signed : Ste. Claire du Château, Hyères, to Frank Crowninshield, 1926 Jan. 12., 1 item (2 p.), Praising \"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes\" as \"the Great American Nove;\" and enquiring whether Anita Loos \"who must be a genius\" has written anything further.",null,"MA 3542"]
["Pierpont Morgan Library","N/A","New York, NY","Literary and Historical Manuscripts ","Autograph letters signed (5) : Florence, Rome, Milan and Salsomaggiere, to Dr. Baldwin, 1903 Mar. 27-Apr. 27., 5 items (16 p.) ; (12mo and 8vo) + 2 with envelopes., On the influenza that \"has made him decide, reluctantly, to try the inhalations at Salsomaggiere,\" which turn out to be very beneficial.",null,"MA 3564"]
["Rockefeller Archive Center","N/A","New York, NY","Charles A. Strong Papers, 1877-1961 (bulk 1906-1939).",null,"The papers document the thought of philosopher and psychologist Charles Strong and his friendships with George Santayana, William James, and a circle of academic philosophers known as the critical realists. Strong's correspondents include his father, Augustus H. Strong, John D. Rockefeller, Senior, John D. Rockefeller, Junior, and numerous philosophers and writers, including Bernard Berenson, Henri Bergson, Alfred Binet, John Dewey, G. Lowes Dickinson, John Galsworthy, William James, Arthur O. Lovejoy, John Masefield, G. E. Moore, Charles S. Peirce, Ralph Barton Perry, Walter Rauschenbusch, Bertrand Russell, George Santayana, F. C. S. Schiller, and Paul Shorey. His most faithful critics were Durant Drake, Dickinson S. Miller, James Bissett Pratt, A. K. Rogers, and Roy Wood Sellars. There are two letters to Strong from American novelist, Edith Wharton and a small group of letters from English writer, Vernon Lee (Violet Paget)."]
["Smithsonian Archives of American Art","N/A","Washington, DC.","Walter Gay papers ",null,"REELS 2137-2139: Three scrapbooks, assembled by Matilda Gay, wife of Walter, containing correspondence, 1889-1930, with Sarah Cooper-Hewitt, Royal Cortissoz, Ralph W. Curtis, Elsie De Wolfe, Henry James, Val Prinsep, Auguste Rodin, Edith Wharton, Walter Gay's wife, Matilda, and others; letters Gay wrote to his mother, 1868; a pencil sketch, 1867; photographs, including Gay's Paris studio and apartment, Gay's 1908 exhibition at the George Petit Gallery in Paris, and of family, friends, and pets; exhibition catalogs; price lists for art works; and clippings. Photographers include E. Benard, and Henri Nanuel. Typescripts of the letters (3 v.) accompany the scrapbooks."]
["State Historical Society of Wisconsin","N/A","Madison, Wis","Zona Gale Papers",null,"Papers of a Wisconsin novelist and playwright who won the Pulitzer Prize for drama in 1921 for her play \"Miss Lulu Bett.\" Literary papers, including manuscript drafts and revisions of plays, novels, articles, and other writings, form the major portion of the collection. The correspondence includes letters to and from many literary figures, including Louis Adamic, Sherwood Anderson, Heywood Broun, Pearl S. Buck, Willa Cather, Margaret Deland, August Derleth, Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Edna Ferber, Hamlin Garland, Joseph Hergesheimer, Fannie Hurst, James Weldon Johnson, Richard Le Gallienne, Meridel Le Sueur, Guthrie McClintic, Christopher Morley, Martha Ostenso, Vilhjalmur Stefansson, Carl Van Doren, Hendrik W. Van Loon, Edith Wharton, Margaret Widdemer, and Elinor Wylie."]
["Manuscripts and Archives Division","New York Public Library",null,"Paul Kester Papers","3 letters from 1900","dramatist and author"]
[null,"Pennsylvania State University","University Park, PA ","Edith Wharton letters and postcard, 1912-1919","The collection consists of six items, including: to Dear Daisy [Mrs. Winthrop Chanler], 21 Oct. 1912, asking about her trip and describing her travels in Italy; post card to Mrs. Winthrop Chanler, 22 Oct. 1912, in Italian, describing the local sites; to Beverley, 12 Oct. 1916, adding a sum he had reimbursed to her to a fund Pauline had contributed to, includes envelope addressed to Pauline, dated 12 Nov. 1916; two letters to Pauline Robinson, 11 Nov. 1916 and 24 Dec. 1917, about donations for a tuberculosis hospital in France; to O. Lichtenberg, 15 Oct. 1919, thanking him for a donation to a trust fund.",null,"1968-0067R VF Lit"]
[null,"Pennsylvania State University","University Park, PA ","Allison-Shelley Coll","Theodore Dreiser letter to Wharton, 1934 March 15 ",null,"1977-0068R A-S"]
["Firestone Library","Princeton","Princeton, NJ","Edith Wharton Letters to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Austin, 1903-1927","Consists of 27 autograph letters & note cards sent by EW to English friends, poet Alfred Austin & his wife, Hester Austin","Consists of 27 autograph letters & note cards sent by EW to Alfred & Hester Austin. EW usually starts letter thanking Austins for their letters & their hospitality. Body of her letters full of details about her life, estate at \"The Mount\", EW and Teddy many travels to Europe & England, death of TW's mother followed by TW's mental problems, & her marital problems. Talks about apartment at Rue Varenne, & about charitable relief efforts. Other topics of EW's letters include books she sent Austins, lit. works by other authors, Alfred's writings, & news of close friend,Henry James. EW consistently uses French words & expressions in letters. Also included is a quitclaim deed to property on 6th Ave. in NYC, signed by Wharton & dated 1920.","C1277"]
["Firestone Library","Princeton","Princeton, NJ","Archives of Charles Scribner's Sons ","Virtually all surviving content from Scribner's and Sons","Wharton, Edith Jones, 1862-1937. 18 folders: 776 letters from her, 1893-1937, 1,008 to her and from her secretaries and to other publishers; index pages to letter-books; corrected galleys of “Full Circle” (14 galleys, 2 sets), “The House of Mirth” (39 galleys and set of revised galleys) and “The Legend” (9 galleys).","Box 167-169"]
["Firestone Library","Princeton","Princeton, NJ","Edith Wharton Manuscripts, 1903-1925",null,"The collection contains corrected typescripts for installments of three EW novels (Sanctuary, Custom of the Country, & Son at the Front) which were serialized in Scribner's Magazine & corrected typescripts for background and prefatory material for 2 other novels (Ethan Frome and House of Mirth). The collection also contains corrected typescripts for several non-fiction articles, including \"In Alsace\" (1915), \"Note on Moroccan Architecture\" (1920?), \"Marcel Proust\" (1925), and \"The Writing of Fiction\" (1925), as well as an autograph manuscript of \"George Cabot Lodge\" (1917), a Scribner's article. "]
["Firestone Library","Princeton","Princeton, NJ","James Barnes Papers, 1894-1936 ","1 letter"]
["Firestone Library","Princeton","Princeton, NJ","Robert Bridges Collection, 1896-1939",null,"The collection consists of correspondence and miscellany pertaining to Bridges' editorial work at Charles Scribner's Sons, as well as material relating to Princeton (particularly his Class of 1879 and the Princeton Club of New York), the Century Club, and the Coffee House Club, in all of which Bridges was an active member. Included in the collection are numerous letters from a variety of authors, hopefuls, and others, as well as notes, clippings, and memoranda relating to the Scribner firm. Virtually every letter is accompanied by a carbon of Bridges' response. Persons represented in the collection include Ray Stannard Baker, Eleanor Roosevelt, Michael Pupin, Edith Wharton, Bernadotte Schmitt, Bernard Baruch, A. S. Dashiell, the Scribners, Corrinne Roosevelt Robinson, and Whitney Darrow."]
["Firestone Library","Princeton","Princeton, NJ","Henry Van Dyke Family Papers, 1694-1963 ","Correspondence w/ EW"]
["Firestone Library","Princeton","Princeton, NJ","Paul Elmer More Papers, 1888-1949","Wharton, Mrs. Edith, 1 letter, 1915",null,"Box 11, Folder 30"]
["Firestone Library","Princeton","Princeton, NJ","Archives of Henry Holt and Company, 1859-1981 ","Wharton, Mrs. Edward, 1 letter, nd",null,"Box 137, Folder 7"]
["Firestone Library","Princeton","Princeton, NJ","Otto H. Kahn Papers, 1908-1934 ","1 letter, Wharton, Edith, 1917","The Otto H. Kahn Papers consists primarily of the correspondence of Otto H. Kahn (1867-1934), international banker, philanthropist, and patron of the arts and music, but also includes printed copies of addresses, talks, opinions, and speeches that Kahn gave on a variety of political and fiscal topics, as well as press clippings, letterbooks, and some photographs.","Box 281, Folder 3"]
["Firestone Library","Princeton","Princeton, NJ","F. Scott Fitzgerald Papers, 1897-1944","06/08/1925, See: Scrapbook IV, p. 27, 07/02/(1925), name card with address undated"]
["Smith College Archives","Smith College","Northampton, MA","Distinguished Visitors Files, 1848-[ongoing] ","Wharton, Edith Newbold, n.d","The distinguished visitors files contain correspondence, memorabilia, newspaper clippings, press releases and photographs documenting the visits of distinguished persons to Smith College since its founding in 1871. The material ranges in date from 1848 to the present, with the bulk of the collection falling between 1888 and the present. ","Box 5"]
["E. S. Bird Library","Syracuse University","Syracuse, NY","Roger Burlingame Papers","Correspondence and Collected Works","Author. Correspondence, MSS., and printed copies of Burlingame's autobiography, addresses, articles, poems, and short stories, family papers, scrapbooks containing press notices (1942-67), photos, and other papers. ","MS 69-1811, Boxes 7 and 55"]
["International Piano Archives","U of Maryland College Park","College Park, MD","Beveridge Webster Papers","letter, 3/24/28, Sainte-Claire, to Mildred Bliss, 2pp","several references to someone named Robert, talk of the weather and several personal references",null,"Maxwell Brown\nProject Manager\nmbrown1@umd.edu"]
["Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library","U. of VA","Charlottesville, VA","Marvin, Samuel W.","Correspondence w/ Wharton","Publisher. Letters addressed to Marvin as executive officer of Charles Scribner's Sons.","MS 62-1959"]
["Bancroft Library","UC Berkeley ","Berkeley, CA","Edith Wharton papers, 1935-1939","Collection consists principally of typescript copies of Wharton's will and documents relating to the disposition of her estate"]
["Special Collections Research Center","University of Chicago Library","Chicago, IL","Marion Talbot Papers",null,"Contains the correspondence and papers of Marion Talbot, Assistant Professor of Sanitary Science, Associate professor of Household Administration, and Dean of Women at the University of Chicago from its inception in 1892 until her retirement in 1925."]
["Special Collections Greenwald","University of Michigan","Ann Arbor, MI","Whimsies Papers","Letter, 1923 July 24, Paris, to Dorothy Greenwald, Gary, Ind.","Declining invitation to give lecture"]
["Harry Ransom Center","UofTX-Austin","Austin, TX","John Lane Company Records ","letters from Wharton"]
["Harry Ransom Center","UofTX-Austin","Austin, TX","Literary Files Collection","Photographic reproduction of a half-tone print of a full-length profile portrait of Wharton (P1); portrait of Wharton(?) seated outdoors in a dark dress with a dog on her lap, inscribed in French (981:0052:0001); portrait of a young woman reclining on a daybed, inscribed in French (981:0052:0002). "]
["Harry Ransom Center","UofTX-Austin","Austin, TX","Sinclair Lewis Family Papers ","4 letters from Wharton"]
["Harry Ransom Center","UofTX-Austin","Austin, TX","Edith Wharton Correspondence with Morton Fullerton ","This collection of correspondence between American Pulitzer Prize winning writer Edith Wharton and her friend and lover, Morton Fullerton, documents their relationship, Wharton's marriage, and her writing and travels. The letters, mostly from Wharton to Fullerton, where collected by Fullerton. Also present are letters from Fullerton and other literary figures, and four manuscript poems by Wharton. "]
["Rare Book & Manuscript Library","Upenn",null,"Agnes Repplier Papers","Wharton, Edith (1915) 1 item (1 l.)",null,"Box 2, Folder 64"]
["USC Library","USC",null,"Hamlin Garland Papers ","Edith Wharton, A Meeting with. Typed fair copy. 4 leaves\nEdith Wharton: Mounted photographic portrait; photograph of portrait by Edward Jones\nCopy of letter to Wharton, 1917\nCorrespondence from Wharton, 1920-24, n.d."]
["Biblioteca Berenson","Villa I Tatti, Harvard","Italy","Bernard and Mary Berenson Papers","600+ letters from Wharton",null,null,"Ilaria Della Monica\nArchivist\nVilla I Tatti - The Harvard University Center\nfor Italian Renaissance Studies\nVia di Vincigliata 26\n50135 Florence, Italy\n+39 055 603 251 ext 32\nemail idellamonica@itatti.it"]
["Beinecke Library","Yale","New Haven, CT","Edith Wharton Papers","General Bulk of EW letters, correspondence, etc.."]
["Beinecke Library","Yale","New Haven, CT","Lady St. Helier Papers","36 ALS and 2 TLS to Dorothy Stanley Allhusen, 1920-37, n.d. "]
["Beinecke Library","Yale","New Haven, CT","Royal Cortissoz Papers ","Wharton and Berry correspondence","The Royal Cortissoz Papers consist of correspondence and a small quantity of personal papers and printed materials which document aspects of the professional life of the art critic and lecturer Royal Cortissoz. The collection has been organized into two series. Series I,Cortissoz Correspondence and Manuscripts, and Series II.Printed Material. The papers span the dates 1864-1959, with the bulk of the material dating from between 1920 and 1955. ","YCAL MSS 146"]
["Sheridan Libraries and Museums","Johns Hopkins University","Baltimore, MD","Alice Warder Garrett Papers"," Wharton correspondence to John Work, Alice, and Mrs. T. Harrison Garrett, as well as individual letters from Wharton to Walter Berry, Paul D'Arcy, and Clyde Fitch.","   Alice Warder Garrett was born Alice Warder, the daughter of Benjamin H. Warder, a successful business man from Springfield, Ohio. She was born in Washington DC in 1877. She was married to John Work Garrett in 1908. For much of their marriage, John worked as a United States diplomat, and he and Alice lived in Rome and other European cities.","Gar 35  http://ead.library.jhu.edu/msgar35.xml","James Archer Abbott Evergreen Museum and Library 4545 N. Charles St. The Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD 21210"]
[{"$nulls":5},"    Alice's involvement in the arts began at an early age and continued throughout her life. She took voice lessons, and gave formal vocal performances throughout her life. She was also actively interested in painting and drawing, music, theater, architecture, and writing. During her life she was acquainted with many of the leading artists of the time including Ignacio Zuloaga, Leon Bakst, Edith Wharton, Ezra Pound, Marcel Proust, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Evergreen Mansion in Baltimore, where she and her husband lived, is decorated with an extensive collection of paintings that Alice collected, including works by Pablo Picasso, Raoul Dufy, and Amedeo Modigliani."]
[{"$nulls":5},"    Alice was involved in philanthropic works that strove for a greater presence and accessibility to the arts in America. Alice sat on the board for the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Baltimore Society of the Friends of Art. She was heavily involved in the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, and she frequently gave lectures on art and history."]

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["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Fountainebleau, n.d. 1s. (3p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Hyeres, 10 Jan. [19 ]1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, LaBaule 28 July [19 ]1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Fountainebleau, 20 Aug [19 ]1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Fountainebleau, 31 Aug [19 ]1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, [n.p.] 12 Dec [19 ]1s. (1p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, [Fountainebleau] 21 Dec [19 ]1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, [Paris 11 June 1916 ]1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Fountainebleau [24 July 1917]1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Sainte-Claire [12 June 1921]1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Sainte-Claire, 12 Dec 1929. 1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Sainte-Claire, 28 Dec 1929. 1s. (2p.) env "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Sainte-Claire, 15 Jul 1930. 1s. (1p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Paris, 16 Nov 1930. 1s. (2p.) env "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, [Paris, 18 Nov 1930.] 1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Sainte-Claire, 10 Dec 1930.] 1s. (1p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Sainte-Claire, 11 Jan 1931. 1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Sainte-Claire, 20 Jan 1931. 1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Sainte-Claire, 8 Feb 1931. 1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, St. Brice, 10 Jun 1931. 1s. (2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, St. Brice, 16 Jun 1931. 1s. (1p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. A.L.s. to William Morton Fullerton, Sainte-Claire, 6 Jan 1932. 1s. (2p.) env. "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937. 2 A.L.s.to [Gordon] Gardiner: \no [Paris] 12 Mar [1900?] 1s.(4p.) \no Florence [n.d.] 1s.(4p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s. to [(Mrs.) Winthrop] Sargent; Lenox, [n.d.]. 1s. (3p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937 A.L.s.to [ ] Winthrop; New York [n.d.] 1s.(2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937 A.L.s. to [Mrs ] Winthrop; [Paris] 14 Nov 1917. 1s.(4p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. 2 A.L.s. to [Grenville Lindall] Winthrop: \no The Mount [Jul 1911] 1s.(2p.) \no Same [Jul 1911] 1s.(2p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith (Jones), 1862-1937. A.L.s. to [Henry] James (1879-1947); [Paris] 22 Feb [1916?] 1s.(3p.) "]
["Wharton, Edith, 1862-1937. The new love : manuscript poem, undated. 1 folder "]

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["Wharton, Edith (Jones) 1862-1937 29 A.L.s. to same: \n(255) [Paris] 25 Jan [1910] 1s. (2p.) env. \n(256) Same, 15 Dec [1912] 1s.(3p.) env. \n(257) [Same] 14 Feb [1913] 1s. (4p.) env. \n(258) [Same] 16 Feb [1913] 2s. (5p.) \n(259) [Same] 22 Feb [1913] 1s. (4p.) env. \n(260) [Same] 10 Mar 1913. 1s. (2p.) env. \n(261) Rome, 9 Apr [1913] 1s. (2p.) env. \n(262) Brest, 16 Sep [1915] 1s. (4p.) env. \n(263) Houlgate, 27 Sep 1915. 1s. (1p.) env. \n(264) Windsor [11 Oct 1915] 1s. (3p.) env. \n(265) [Paris] 6 Nov 1915. 1s. (2p.) \n(266) Hyères, 4 Dec 1915. 1s. (4p.) env. \n(267) Same, 8 Dec 1915. 1s. (2p.) env. \n(268) Same, 11 Dec 1915. 1s.(3p.) env. \n(269) [Same] 15 Dec [1915] 1s. (4p.) env. \n(270) [Paris] 19 Dec [1915] 1s. (4p.) env. \n(271) [Same] 23 Dec [1915] 1s. (3p.) env. \n(272) [Same] 28 Dec [1915] 1s. (3p.) env. \n(273) [Same] 14 Jan [1916] 1s. (2p.) \n(274) [Same] 17 Jan 1916. 2s. (5p.) env. \n(275) [Same] 26 Jan 1916. 1s. (2p.) env. \n(276) [Same] 1 Mar [1916] 1s. (3p.) env. \n(277) [Same, 8 Mar 1916] 1s. (2p.) env. \n(278) [Same] 17 Jun 1917. 1s. (4p.) env. \n(279) [Same] 23 Jul 1917. 1s. (2p.) \n(280) St. Brice, 4 Nov 1920. 1s. (2p.) env. \n(281) Hyères, 16 Dec 1920. 1s. (2p.) env. \n(282) Paris, 18 Nov 1924. 1s. (2p.) env. \n(283) Hyères, 12 Apr 1933. 1s. (2p.) env. \n"]

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["Alice Warder Garnett Papers",null,null,"i"]
["Box 1.4"]
["Correspondence with Edith Wharton. Sorted by Topic."]
["Typed transcripts , 2 folders"]
["Photocopies of correspondence , 2 folders"]
["E. Wharton to Walter Berry, N.D.; Feb. 2, 1906; Nov. 5 [1905?]; Aug. 21, 1906?"]
["E. Wharton to Paul D’Arcy, Mss. 1915; Dec. 26, 1915"]
["E. Wharton to Clyde Fitch, Aug. 1905?"]
["E. Wharton to A.W.G. (3 folders), 1915-1935"]
["E. Wharton to J.W.G., 1916"]
["E. Wharton to Mrs. T. Harrison Garrett, 1916-1917"]
["Colliers Magazine - Edith Wharton"]