Table of Contents
- Collection Summary
- Biographical Note
- Scope and Content Note
- Subject Headings
- Related Material
- Administrative Information
- Access and Use
- Encoding Information
- Series List
- Container List
Collection Summary
| Repository: | Archives and Special Collections Library, Vassar College Libraries |
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| Creator: | Smith, Scottie Fitzgerald |
| Title: | Scottie Fitzgerald Smith Papers |
| Inclusive Dates: | 1858-1996 |
| Bulk Dates: | 1921-1986 |
| Quantity: | 15 cubic feet (29 boxes) |
| Abstract: | Materials relating to Scottie Fitzgerald Smith's career as a journalist, her work for the Democratic Party, her personal life, and the maintenance of her parents' estates and legacies. |
Biographical Note
Frances Scott "Scottie" Fitzgerald Lanahan Smith was born in 1921. She was the child of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald. She was a graduate of Vassar College (1942), journalist, ardent supporter of the Democratic Party, and a notable figure in Washington D.C. social circles. She was married twice, first to Samuel Jackson Lanahan in 1943, with whom she had four children, and next, in 1967, to C. Grove Smith. She died in 1986 of esophageal cancer.
TopChronology
| 1896 September 24 | F. Scott Fitzgerald born to Mollie McQuillan and Edward Fitzgerald in Saint Paul, Minnesota |
| 1900 July 24 | Zelda Sayre born to Minerva Buckner "Minnie" Machen and Anthony Dickinson Sayre in Montgomery, Alabama |
| 1920 April 3 | F. Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda Sayre married |
| 1921 October 26 | Frances Scott "Scottie" Fitzgerald born in Saint Paul, Minnesota |
| 1940 December 21 | F. Scott Fitzgerald died |
| 1942 | Scottie graduated from Vassar College |
| 1943 February | Scottie and Samuel Jackson "Jack" Lanahan married |
| 1946 April 26 | Thomas Addison "Tim" Lanahan born |
| 1948 January 25 | Eleanor Anne "Bobbie" Lanahan born |
| 1948 March 10 | Zelda Fitzgerald died |
| 1950 April 29 | Samuel Jackson "Jacky" Lanahan born |
| 1951 October | Cecilia Scott Lanahan born |
| 1967 | Scottie and Samuel Jackson "Jack" Lanahan divorced |
| 1967 | Scottie and C. Grove Smith married |
| 1973 September | Scottie moved to Montgomery, Alabama |
| 1973 October | Tim Lanahan committed suicide |
| 1980 June | Scottie and C. Grove Smith divorced |
| 1986 June 18 | Scottie died of esophageal cancer in Montgomery |
Scope and Content Note
Correspondence, scrapbooks, photographs and clippings relating to Scottie Fitzgerald Smith's career as a journalist, her work for the Democratic Party, her personal life, and the maintenance of her parents' estates and legacies.
TopAccess and Use
Access
There is some family correspondence that is currently restricted. Some of the audio recordings in the collection will require vetting before being released for research. Waivers were not signed at the time of the interviews, so unless the interviewees are deceased, they will have to give written permission for the material to be opened. The rest of the collection is open for research according to the regulations of the Vassar College Archives and Special Collections Library without any additional restrictions.
Restrictions on Use
Permission to quote (publish) from unpublished or previously published material must be obtained as described in the regulations of the Vassar College Archives and Special Collections Library.
Related Material
- There is a 1936 letter from F. Scott Fitzgerald to "Mme. White" about Scottie Fitzgerald in the Autograph Files.
Subject Headings
Names:
- Bruccoli, Matthew J. (Matthew Joseph), 1931-2008
- Carpenter, Liz
- Chewning, Mary
- Devron, Howard
- Durr, Virginia Foster
- Fitzgerald, F. Scott (Francis Scott), 1896-1940
- Fitzgerald, Zelda, 1900-1948
- Fritchey, Clayton
- McGovern, George S. (George Stanley), 1922-2012
- Means, Marianne
Organizations:
- Harold Ober Associates
- Multiple Sclerosis Association of Greater Washington
- Vassar College--Alumni and alumnae
- Vassar College--Students
Subjects:
- Children of authors
- Democratic National Convention
- Journalism--Washington (D.C.)
- Presidents--United States--Election--1972
- Women journalists--United States
- World War, 1939-1945--Personal Narratives, American
Places:
- Alabama--Politics and government--20th century
- Washington (D.C.)--Social life and customs--20th century
Document Types:
- Audiocassettes
- Audiotapes
- Compact discs
- Correspondence
- Diaries
- Photographs
- Realia
- Scrapbooks
Titles:
- Great Gatsby (Motion picture : 1974)
VCL Categories:
- Family
- Journalism
- Literature and Writing
- Politics
- Vassar College
Encoding Information
Encoded by Laura Streett, October 2012. Updated 2013. Updated by Emma Gronbeck, February 2024.
TopAdministrative Information
Preferred Citation
Scottie Fitzgerald Smith Papers, Archives and Special Collections Library, Vassar College Libraries.
Processing Information
Processed by Laura Streett, 2013.
Audio originals (reels and cassette tapes) are located in Boxes 10-12. CD copies of audio originals are located in Box 9.
Acquisition Information
Gift of Scottie's children, Eleanor, Cecilia and Samuel Lanahan, 1995.
Series List
Series I. Biography — Paper Materials, 1858-1992 | |
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| This series includes autobiographical notes, diaries, and notebooks as well as newspaper clippings, scrapbooks and other material that document Scottie Fitzgerald Smith's personal life. |
Series II. Biography — Recordings, 1971-1995 | |
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| There are three main sections of this series: recordings of Scottie Fitzgerald Smith herself; recordings of interviews about Scottie and the extended Lanahan Family, recorded by family members; and recordings of interviews with non-family members conducted primarily by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross. | |
| The audio recordings in this series will require vetting before being released for research. |
Series III. School Notebooks, circa 1930s | |
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| The School Notebooks series includes 11 volumes from Scottie's early education. |
Series IV. Correspondence, 1909-1988 | |
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| The Correspondence series is divided into four sections: Outgoing, Incoming, From Others to Others, and Invitations. The outgoing correspondence includes Scottie's letters to her husband while he was serving overseas in World War II, a large cache of letters to her daughter Eleanor, as well as letters to friends, politicians, and other family members. Of particular note are the letters she wrote as a child to her parents, her maternal grandmother, Minerva Sayre, and Santa Claus. | |
| The incoming correspondence includes letters from friends and family as well as a number of political figures, journalists, and other public figures. Of particular note are the letters from her paternal grandmother, Mollie Fitzgerald, her aunt, Rosalind Sayre Smith, Highland Hospital (regarding Zelda Fitzgerald), Ladybird Johnson, Adlai Stevenson, Tennessee Williams and Katharine Graham. | |
| The letters from others to others includes a number of letters from family and friends after Scottie's death, but it also contains older correspondence that relates to Scottie's childhood and education, and material about the Fitzgerald, Sayre and Lanahan families. | |
| The invitations are a telling record of the Washington social/political scene in the 1950s and 1960s. Most events were fundraisers for political or social causes, but some were smaller get-togethers for Scottie's circle of friends and acquaintances. | |
| The Lanahan Family correspondence in Box 24 is restricted. |
Series V. Writings, 1935-1984 | |
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| This series includes a large number of Scotties writings, in a variety of formats. Some include notes and drafts, and others are merely clippings. One particular value of having so many of her writings contained in this collection is that she published under so many different names it would be difficult to compile a complete bibliography. This series should include some version of most if not all of the major pieces she produced. |
Series VI. F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, 1937-1996 | |
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| Scottie spent a good deal of time dealing with the estates, literary and artistic rights, and legacies of both her parents. This series includes three sections: one on each of her parents and one on the issues that related to them as a couple. Much of the material in this series is related to the 1974 film version of The Great Gatsby. |
Series VII. Political Activities and Interests, 1956-1980 | |
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| Series VII includes material relating to Scottie's political work, particularly her support of various Democrats in political races. A large section of this series relates to George McGovern's 1972 run for President (including recorded interviews with Lester and Helen Hyman and a recording of an event celebrating the Grassroots Grasshopper train tour), but there is also information about her earlier work in the 1950s and 1960s as well as her involvement in Alabama politics after she moved there in 1973. | |
| The audio recordings in this series will require vetting before being released for research. |
Series VIII. Musical Theater and Skits, circa 1938-1988 | |
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| Scottie took an interest in musical theater in college and continued to use her skills for skits for various fundraising events, particularly for the Multiple Sclerosis Association of Greater Washington. This series includes a scrapbook, programs, sheet music, and also recordings of various performances. |
Series IX. Photographs, 1920-1985 | |
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| The photographs include four albums and a number of loose photographs. The "Family Album" in boxes 20 and 21 was rehoused for preservation purposes, but the original order and annotations have been preserved in a set of photocopies housed in box 20. |
Series X. Miscellaneous, circa 1951-1973 | |
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| The "miscellaneous" materials include files that didn't fit into any of the previous series, including a number of recordings Scottie made while working on the history and geography of the American South. |
Series XI. Unprocessed Additions, 1957-1979 |
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Container List
Series I. Biography — Paper Materials | |
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| Folder 1.1 | Notebook No. 1, Part 1 — "Babies," circa 1946-1949 |
| Folder 1.2 | Notebook No. 1, Part 2 — College notes, circa 1938-1942 |
| Folder 1.3 | Notebook No. 1, Part 3 — List of wedding presents, 1943 |
| Folder 1.4 | Notebook No. 2 — Mix of diary and finances, circa 1940-1963 |
| Folder 1.5 | Diaries, 1945-1946 (2 volumes) |
| Folder 1.6 | Diary and financial record, 1951 (1 volume) |
| Folder 1.7 | Diary — Paris, circa 1980s (1 volume) |
| Folder 1.8 | Autobiographical notes — "Reflections on December 31, 1968" |
| Folder 1.9 | Autobiographical notes — "Log of Events: The Visit of Cecilia L. Kehn to Montgomery Alabama, January 1979" |
| Folder 1.10 | Autobiographical notes, 15 Aug 1984 |
| Folder 1.11 | Autobiographical notes — "Notes from Grove Smith's Ramblings," undated |
| Folder 1.12 | Memoir/Diary, 1985-1986 (1 bound and 1 photocopied typescript) |
| Folder 1.13 | Miscellaneous notes about vacations and summers, 1953-1984, undated |
| Folder 1.14 | Travel journals from Europe trip with Mary Janney and Dede Goodhue, July 1973 |
| Folder 1.15 | Datebook, 1959 |
| Folder 1.16 | Datebook, 1962 |
| Folders 1.17 - 1.19 | Datebooks, 1964-1966 (3 volumes) |
| Folders 1.20 - 1.24 | Datebooks, 1968-1972 (5 volumes) |
| Folder 1.25 | Datebook, 1976 |
| Folder 1.26 | Calendar page, Nov 1984 |
| Folder 23.3 | Clippings — General, 1920s (2 clippings) |
| Folders 4.1 - 4.9 | Clippings — General, 1939-1992, undated (9 folders) |
| Box 6 | Clippings — "The Spell of Scott Fitzgerald Grows Stronger," Life, 16 Feb 1959 (complete magazine) |
| Folder 1.27 | Clippings — Article by Winzola McLendon, Ladies Home Journal, Nov 1974 |
| Folder 4.10 | Clippings — Obituaries, 1986 |
| Folder 1.28 | Memorials, 1986, 1992 (photocopies) |
| Folder 1.29 | Funeral attendance book, 1986 |
| Box 13 | Scrapbook — Zelda's scrapbook about Scottie, circa 1920-1943 [partial] |
| Box 14 | Scrapbook — General, 1934-1938 |
| Box 15 | Scrapbook — General, 1939-1940 |
| Box 16 | Scrapbook — General (including F. Scott Fitzgerald obituaries), 1940-1941 |
| Box 25 | Scrapbook — General, 1942-1943 |
| Box 16 | Scrapbook — Mostly MS skits, 1953-1956 |
| Box 17 | Scrapbook — Politics, 1956 |
| Box 18 | Scrapbook — Travel, 1964-1965 |
| Folder 1.30 | Family — Children — Miscellaneous |
| Folder 4.11 | Family — Children — Clippings |
| Folder 4.12 | Family — Samuel Jackson Lanahan — Clippings |
| Folder 4.13 | Friends and extended family — Clippings |
| Folder 1.31 | Genealogy and extended family |
| Folder 23.1 | Genealogy and extended family — Letter from [Eliza Scott to Elizabeth R. K. Elder], Glen Mary Farm, 1858 |
| Folder 23.2 | Genealogy and extended family — Unidentified letter from a Scott or Fitzgerald relative, Glen Mary Farm, 24 July 1876 |
| Genealogy and extended family — See also "The Colonial Ancestors of Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald" (1981) and "The Maryland Ancestors of Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald" (1983) in Series IV: Writings. | |
| Folder 6.1 | Alabama Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Medal of Honor, 1988 |
| Folder 1.32 | Finances — Brookville Road House, circa 1950 |
| Folder 1.33 | Finances — Bank book, 1950-1951 |
| Folder 1.34 | Finances — General, 1953 |
| Folder 4.14 | Finances — Minerva Sayre's estate, 1958 |
| Folder 4.15 | Finances — Trapeze Shop, 1964, 1969, undated |
| Folder 4.16 | Finances — Nonquitt Property, Massachusetts, 1982-1983 |
| Box 25 | Finances — Plans for Nonquitt House, with letter to Bobbie, 1982 |
| Folder 1.35 | Finances — Miscellaneous, 1941-1986 |
| Folder 1.36 | Miscellaneous |
Series II. Biography —Recordings | |
Recordings of FSFLS | |
| Box 10 - CD 1 (Reel 1) | FSFLS interviewed by David Yellin and two others on a Memphis television panel show called "Face to Face." She was asked aboutDon't Quote Mebut also her childhood, being the daughter of Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald, Nancy Milford's book, life in Washington versus the South, and the role of women in politics, 16 January 1971 (26:39) |
| Box 11 - CD 2 (Tape 1 side a) | FSFLS and Samuel Jackson Lanahan — Lanahan and Fitzgerald genealogy (Interviewed by Eleanor and Jacky Lanahan), 2 June 1986 (minutes 1-36) |
| Box 11 - CD 3 (Tape 1 side b) | FSFLS — her papers and finances, Tim Lanahan (Interviewed by Eleanor and Jacky Lanahan), 2 June 1986 (35:12) |
| Box 11 - CD 4 (Tape 2 side a) | FSFLS — her family life, writing, and political work in the 1940s and 1950s (Interviewed by Cecilia Ross), June 1986 (23:14) |
| Box 11 - CD 5 (Tape 2 side b) | FSFLS — her writing, political work, musicals, and the Washington social scene in the 1950s and 1960s, also her relationship with Clayton Fritchey and family life with Grove Smith (Interviewed by Cecilia Ross), 11 June 1986 (23:31) |
| Box 11 - CD 6 (Tape 3 side a) | FSFLS — her family life, writing, musicals, political activities and the Washington social scene in the 1960s and 1970s, as well as her move to Alabama, and the growth of interest in F. Scott Fitzgerald's work, (Interviewed by Cecilia Ross and George Alfred Browning) June 1986 (47:30) |
| Box 11 - CD 7 (Tape 3 side b) | FSFLS — writing and political work in Alabama in the 1970s, her relationship with her grandchildren, Trapeze, her feelings about the South (Interviewed by Cecilia Ross), June 1986 (minutes 1-23) |
| Folder 1.37 | Transcript of Interview of FSFLS by Cecilia Lanahan, June 1986 |
Recordings about FSFLS and the Extended Lanahan Family by Family | |
| Box 11 - CD 8 (Tape 4 side a) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky" — his life and family events in the 1960s and early 1970s (Interview by Eleanor Lanahan), 13 January 1988 (32:09 - phone interview) |
| Box 11 - CD 8 (Tape 4 side b) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky" — his life and family events during the 1970s, and Tim's suicide (Interview by Eleanor Lanahan), 13 January 1988 (24:12 - phone interview) |
| Box 11 - CD 9 (Tape 5 side a) | Lanahan, Eleanor and Cecilia and Chris Ross — current politics, books, art, and parenting, 1992 (31:14 - track 2 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 11 - CD 9 (Tape 5 side b) | Lanahan, Eleanor and Cecilia and Chris Ross — parenting, FSFLS's feelings about pornography and gambling, her temper tantrums, Sheila Lanahan, and other family history, 1992 (28:29 - track 1 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 11 - CD 10 (Tape 6 side a) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky" and Eleanor Lanahan — using photographs to clarify the family chronology, particularly Jacky's life and family vacations, and discussion of potential changes to theScottiemanuscript, 13 January 1995 (46:38 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 11 - CD 10 (Tape 6 side b) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky" and Eleanor Lanahan — Jacky's relationship with Jack Lanahan and their parents' quarrels over money, 13 January 1995 (16:04 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 11 - CD 11 (Tape 7 side a) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky," Cecilia Lanahan Ross and Eleanor Lanahan — discussion of discrepancies of perspective on Jacky's early life and the Lanahan family dynamic, 14 January 1995 (46:41 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 11 - CD 12 (Tape 7 side b) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky," Cecilia Lanahan Ross and Eleanor Lanahan — continued discussion of how the Lanahan household functioned, the role of alcohol, discrepancies between memories, and clearing up the chronology, 14 January 1995 (46:42 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 11 - CD 13 (Tape 8 side a) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky," Cecilia Lanahan Ross and Eleanor Lanahan — continued discussion of how the Lanahan household functioned, the role of alcohol, and an au pair who joined the family in 1964, 15 January 1995 (45:54 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 11 - CD 14 (Tape 8 side b) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky," Cecilia Lanahan Ross and Eleanor Lanahan — their education, other childcare help, alcoholism, their parents' love affairs, and Jack Lanahan's parenting, 15 January 1995 (45:56 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 11 - CD 15 (Tape 9) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky," Cecilia Lanahan Ross and Eleanor Lanahan — Eleanor's romantic relationships, religion, a summary of the discussions and agreements they'd made in the previous conversations, and talk about family vacations, 15 January 1995 (45:41 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 11 - CD 16 (Tape 10) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky," Cecilia Lanahan Ross and Eleanor Lanahan — pleasant times from their family life, their step-sister, and their parenting techniques, 15 January 1995 (23:55 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 11 - CD 17 (Tape 11) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky," Cecilia Lanahan Ross and Eleanor Lanahan — money, 16 January 1995 (4:01 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 11 - CD 18 (Tape 12) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jack" — Meeting FSFLS, their early relationship, and marriage (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan, Cecilia Ross [and Chris Ross?]), July 1994 (41:16) |
| Box 11 - CD 19 (Tape 13) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jack" — his education, how he met FSFLS, his family background and the whiskey business, and his early career (Interview by Eleanor Lanahan), circa 1980s (24:56 - phone interview) |
| Box 11 - CD 20 (Tape 14 side b) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jack" — Lanahan genealogy, his childhood, the staffing of his childhood home, and his early relationship with FSFLS (Interview by Eleanor Lanahan), February 1988 (46:57 - phone interview) |
| Box 11 - CD 21 (Tape 14 side a) | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jack" — his childhood (Interview by Eleanor Lanahan), February 1988 (minutes 1-5 - phone interview) |
| Box 11 - CD 21 (Tape 14 side a) | Smith, C. Grove and Martin — Grove's relationship with FSFLS as well as her relationship with Clayton Fritchey, her role as a grandmother, and her political work with Grove (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), 1988 (minutes 5-36) |
| Box 11 - CD 22 (Tape 15 side a) | Smith, C. Grove and Martin — how Grove and FSFLS met, and how their children interacted with each other and their parents (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), 1988 (31:45) |
| Box 11 - CD 22 (Tape 15 side b) | Smith, C. Grove and Martin — FSFLS's move to Alabama and the end of her marriage to Grove, alcohol, FSFLS's cancer and final days. Morella, the Smith's housekeeper, also sat down and talked about her impressions of FSFLS (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), 1988 (31:45) |
| Box 11 - CD 23 (Tape 16 side a) | Smith, C. Grove and Martin — Morella continued with her reminiscences. Discussion of FSFLS's final illness and cleaning out her house, her political work in the 1960s and 1970s, and the political atmosphere in Washington during that era (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), 1988 (45:49) |
| Box 11 - CD 24 (Tape 16 side b) | Smith, C. Grove and Martin — Tim Lanahan's life after Vietnam, the Smith/Lanahan children's drug use, a family trip to Nantucket in 1968, and Poupette's relationship with the family (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), 1988 (45:46) |
| Box 11 - CD 25 (Tape 17) | Miles, Eleanor Lanahan — Lanahan genealogy, Samuel Jackson Lanahan's childhood and his relationship with FSFLS (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), 10 Feb 1988 (31:40 and 15:49 - phone interview) |
| Box 11 - CD 26 (Tape 18) | Birthday celebration including several members of the Fitzgerald side of the family, including discussions of the Fitzgeralds, Delihants and Taylors, circa 1980s (47:01 and 13:19) |
Interviews with others about FSFLS | |
| APRIL 1987 TRIP TO ALABAMA | |
| Box 11 - CD 27 (Tape 19 side a) | Henrietta McGuire — About FSFLS's life in Montgomery and her membership in "Women of America" (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), April 1987 (42:51) |
| Box 11 - CD 28 (Tape 19 side b) | Pattillo, Edward "Eddie" — About FSFLS's life in Montgomery and friendship with Pattillo (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), April 1987 (42:31) |
| Box 11 - CD 29 (Tape 20 side a) | Pattillo, Edward "Eddie" — about his friendship with FSFLS when she returned to Montgomery (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan, Cecilia Ross, and Dodgie Shaffer), April 1987 (minutes 1-43) |
| Box 11 - CD 29 (Tape 20 side a) | Steiner, Katherine — about her childhood friendship with Zelda and later friendship with FSFLS when she returned to Montgomery (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan, Cecilia Ross, Dodgie Shaffer and Eddie Pattillo), April 1987 (minutes 43-47) |
| Box 11 - CD 30 (Tape 20 side b) | Steiner, Katherine — about her childhood friendship with Zelda and later friendship with FSFLS when she returned to Montgomery (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan, Cecilia Ross, Dodgie Shaffer and Eddie Pattillo), April 1987 (minutes 1-41) |
| Box 11 - CD 30 (Tape 20 side b) | Dinner party thrown by Dot Moore in Montgomery, includes reminiscences by Dot as well as Jake and Judy Wagner about FSFLS's political activities (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), April 1987 (minutes 41-46) |
| Box 11 - CD 31 (Tape 21 side a) | Dinner party thrown by Dot Moore in Montgomery, includes reminiscences by Dot as well as Jake and Judy Wagner about FSFLS's political activities (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), April 1987 (46:17) |
| Box 11 - CD 32 (Tape 21 side b) | Dinner party thrown by Dot Moore in Montgomery, includes reminiscences by Dot as well as Jake and Judy Wagner about FSFLS's political activities (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), April 1987 (46:05) |
| JUNE 1987 TRIP TO ALABAMA | |
| Box 11 - CD 33 (Tape 22 side a) | Stapp, Mary Lee, Tom Conner and Waverly Barbe - Dinner party (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), June 1987 (45:53) |
| Box 11 - CD 34 (Tape 22 side b) | Stapp, Mary Lee, Tom Conner and Waverly Barbe - Dinner party (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), June 1987 (11:59) |
| Box 11 - CD 35 (Tape 23 side a) | Shaffer, Dodgie (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), June 1987 (minutes 1-25) |
| Box 11 - CD 35 (Tape 23 side a) | Carmichael, Malcolm — re Grove Smith and FSFLS's divorce (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), June 1987 (minutes 25-37) |
| Box 11 - CD 35 (Tape 23 side a) | Garland, Julia — about childhood in Montgomery and the Sayres (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), June 1987 (minutes 37-46) |
| Box 11 - CD 36 (Tape 24 side a) | Garland, Julia — about childhood in Montgomery and the Sayres (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan, Cecilia Ross, Dodgie Shaffer and Tom Conners), June 1987 (minutes 1-21) |
| Box 11 - CD 36 (Tape 24 side a) | [Dodgie?] on St. Cecilia's Chapel (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), June 1987 (minutes 21-26) |
| Box 11 - CD 36 (Tape 24 side a) | Lunch at Elite with Dodgie, Dot Moore, and Henrietta McGuire about FSFLS's political work (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), June 1987 (minutes 26-46 |
| Box 11 - CD 37 (Tape 24 side b) | Lunch at Elite with Dodgie, Dot Moore, and Henrietta McGuire about FSFLS's political work (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), June 1987 (46:46) |
| Box 11 - CD 38 (Tape 25 side a) | Browning, George Alfred and Dodgie Shaffer — much about Browning's experiences in WWII (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), June 1987 (47:01) |
| Box 11 - CD 39 (Tape 25 side b) | Browning, George Alfred and Dodgie Shaffer — much about Browning's experiences in WWII (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), June 1987 (33:41) |
| Box 11 - CD 40 (Tape 26) | Party thrown by Dot Moore in Montgomery, includes reminiscences by several people about FSFLS's political work and life in Montgomery, 24 June 1987 (46:56) |
| Box 11 - CD 41 (Tape 27) | Browning, George Alfred — Much about his military career and moves, but somewhere around minute 25, he starts talking about Scottie (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), 1987? (46:59 - poor recording - bad sound and high speed) |
| OCTOBER 1992 TRIP TO ALABAMA | |
| Box 11 - CD 42 (Tape 28) | Browning, George Alfred — a few minutes about the last few days of FSFLS's life (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), October 1992 (3:37) |
| Box 11 - CD 43 (Tape 29) | Shaffer, Dodgie and John and Eddie Pattillo — Eleanor Lanahan's relationship with FSFLS, the process of writingScottie, the Daughter of, the Montgomery Sayre house, and FSFLS's issues with intimacy (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), October 1992 (55:29 - false starts until 8:38) |
| Box 11 - CD 44 (Tape 29) | Shaffer, Dodgie and John and Eddie Pattillo — FSFLS's feelings about entertaining (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), October 1992 (7:17) |
| Box 11 - CD 45 (Tape 30) | Shaffer, Dodgie and John and Eddie Pattillo — Tim Lanahan's death (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), October 1992 (9:08) |
| Box 11 - CD 46 (Tape 31 side b) | Moore, Dot, Nancy Grisham Anderson, and Wayne Greenhaw — talk in a car about Selma, Alabama and Anderson's NEH-funded educational work (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), October 1992 (14:01) |
| Box 11 - CD 47 (Tape 31 side a) | Nancy Grisham Anderson and Dot Moore speak at the induction of Zelda Fitzgerald and FSFLS into the Alabama Women's Hall of Fame, October 1992 (minutes 1-20) |
| Box 11 - CD 47 (Tape 31 side a) | ??? — about trip to Europe in 1979 (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), October 1992 (minutes 20-22) |
| OTHERS ALPHABETICALLY | |
| Box 11 - CD 48 (Tape 32) | Bruccoli, Matthew — Bruccoli's involvement with Nancy Milford's book and other works about Zelda Fitzgerald, as well as his general working relationship with FSFLS (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), 10 February 1988 (32:16 and 5:12 - phone interview) |
| Box 11 - CD 49 (Tape 33) | Carpenter, Liz — First 8 minutes include primarily Eleanor's memories, the rest is about FSFLS's political activities (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), 7 August 1987 (18:22 and 2:49) |
| Box 11 - CD 50 (Tape 34 side a) | Carusi, Ceci and Mary Chewning —FSFLS's political activities (including the 1964 caravan), her travels, relationship with France and the rest of Europe, and privacy issues (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), circa 1987 (47:09) |
| Box 11 - CD 51 (Tape 34 side b) | Carusi, Ceci and Mary Chewning —FSFLS's MS fund-raising work, her marriages, her cancer, and various aspects of her personality (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), circa 1987 (47:12) |
| Box 11 - CD 52 (Tape 35) | Carusi, Ceci and Mary Janney — about FSFLS's political work, Trapeze, and George Alfred Browning (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), undated (38:17) |
| Box 12 - CD 67 (Tape 47) | Chewning, Mary — how FSFLS discussed her childhood (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), 1994 (Track 1, minutes 1-8 - phone interview) |
| Box 11 - CD 53 (Tape 36) | Devron, Howard — FSFLS's musical works (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), September 1987 (31:16 and Minutes 1-19 of track 2 - phone interview ) |
| Box 12 - CD 54 (Tape 37) | Durr, Virginia — FSFLS's political work in Alabama and the friendships she formed there (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), 2 August 1987 (32:12 and 0:47 - phone interview) |
| Box 12 - CD 55 (Tape 38 side b) | Fritchey, Clayton — Washington journalism and politics, and his relationship with FSFLS (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), [8 April 1987] (41:33) |
| Box 12 - CD 56 (Tape 38 side a) | Gardner, Joan — friendship with FSFLS and FSFLS's marriage to Grove Smith (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), undated (22:57) |
| Box 12 - CD 57 (Tape 43 side a) | Gardner, Joan and Arthur — family events and the Washington social scene (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), [April 1987] (45:01) |
| Box 12 - CD 67 (Tape 47) | Hazard, Blake — the process of writingScottie, and some family business (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), 1994 (Track 1, minutes 12-20 - phone interview) |
| Box 12 - CD 58 (Tape 39) | Janney, Mary — FSFLS's time at Vassar, their continuing friendship, and FSFLS's marriages (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), undated (46:45 and 15:11 — recording grows poor around minute 40 of track 1) |
| Box 12 - CD 67 (Tape 47) | Kerr, Joan Paterson — how FSFLS discussed her childhood (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), 1994 (Track 1, minutes 8-12 - phone interview) |
| Box 12 - CD 59 (Tape 40) | Kurth, Peter — the focus of the FSFLS biography and the process of getting it written and published (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), undated (14:40 and 29:01) |
| Box 12 - CD 60 (Tape 41 side a) | McConihe, Margo — MS musicals as well as FSFLS's marriages and relationships with Clayton Fritchey and George Alfred Browning (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), July 1987 (47:11) |
| Box 12 - CD 61 (Tape 41 side b) | McConihe, Margo — MS musicals as well as FSFLS's marriages and relationships with Clayton Fritchey and George Alfred Browning (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), July 1987 (9:51) |
| Box 12 - CD 62 (Tape 42) | Means, Marianne — the Northern Virginia Sun, Washington politics, FSFLS's writing, Sheila Graham, and Clayton Fritchey (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), 8 April 1987 (31:17 and 31:17 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 12 - CD 63 (Tape 43 side b) | Means, Marianne — journalism and writing, and FSFLS's relationships with George Alfred Browning and Clayton Fritchey (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan and Cecilia Ross), [8 April 1987] (21:36 - recorded at a restaurant) |
| Box 12 - CD 64 (Tape 44) | Ross, Janet — how she first met FSFLS, and their later relationship as in-laws, and life in Nonquitt (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), July 1987 (45:58 and 10:55) |
| Box 12 - CD 65 (Tape 45) | Shepherd, Peter — the making of the 1974 film version ofThe Great Gatsby, as well as other publishing issues relating to her own work and that of her parents (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), 25 January 1988 (31:49 and 31:46 - phone interview) |
| Box 12 - CD 66 (Tape 46 side a) | Weaver, Peanut and Jeff —Tim Lanahan's life before his suicide (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), October 1992 (Track 1 - 31:21 phone interview) |
| Box 12 - CD 66 (Tape 46 side b) | Weaver, Seabury —Tim Lanahan's life before his suicide (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), October 1992 (Track 2 - 31:22 - phone interview) |
| Box 12 - CD 67 (Tape 47) | Wolff, Geoffrey — discussion between Eleanor and Wolff about F. Scott Fitzgerald at a dinner party in the mid 1960s at Gene Tunney's (Interviewed by Eleanor Lanahan), 10 February 1994 (Track 2 - 8:09 - phone interview) |
Series III. School Notebooks | |
| Folder 1.38 | "Calcul" notebook, 1937 (1 volume) |
| Folder 1.39 | "Dicteés" notebooks, circa 1930s (2 volumes) |
| Folders 1.40 - 1.41 | "Narrations" notebooks, circa 1930s (7 volumes) |
| Folder 1.42 | "Science" notebook, circa 1930s (1 volume) |
Series IV. Correspondence | |
Outgoing | |
| Folder 1.43 | Browning, Col. George A., 17 Aug [no year] (1 ALS) |
| Folder 1.44 | Bruccoli, Matthew, 1967, undated (3 carbons, 1 frag) |
| Folder 1.45 | Curtis, Charlotte (New York Times), circa 1965-1966 (1 draft, 1 carbon) |
| Folder 1.46 | Demoncy Colette (babysitter), 21 Nov [no year] (1 ALS) |
| Folder 1.47 | Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 1925, undated (2 postcards) |
| Folder 1.48 | Fitzgerald, Zelda, 1930-1931 (4 ALS, 4 postcards) |
| Folder 1.49 | Fritchey, Clayton, 20 Mar 1966 (1 draft) |
| Folder 1.50 | Gardner, Joan, 1969, undated (1 TLS, 1 ALS, 1 carbon) |
| Folder 1.51 | Hazard, Blake, Nathan and Zachary, circa 1978-1985 (2 greeting cards, 3 ALS) |
| Folder 1.52 | Hazard, Rowley, 1973-1984 (6 ALS, 2 TLS) |
| Folder 1.53 | Hill, Elizabeth, 1973 (1 postcard) |
| Folder 1.54 | [Kroll?], Nathan and Frances, 12 Mar [no year] (1 carbon) |
| Folders 1.55 - 1.60 | Lanahan, Eleanor, 1962-1969 (6 folders) |
| Folders 2.1 - 2.8 | Lanahan, Eleanor, 1970-1981 (8 folders) |
| Folders 2.9 - 2.10 | Lanahan, Eleanor, 1983-1985 (2 folders) |
| Folder 2.11 | Lanahan, Eleanor, undated (1 folder) |
| Folders 2.12 - 2.13 | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jack," [1940], 1944-1945, 1957, 1963-1975, 1985 (2 folders) |
| Box 24 | [Lanahan Family Correspondence], circa 1966-1971 [RESTRICTED] |
| Box 24 | [Lanahan Family Correspondence], 1983-1986 [RESTRICTED] |
| Folder 2.14 | Lanahan, Sheila, 1 Jan 1971 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.15 | Lanahan/Smith children, 17 Nov 1967 (1 TL) |
| Folder 2.16 | McAdoo, Cynthia, 1945-1951 (5 ALS) |
| Folder 2.17 | McAdoo, Francis, circa 1940s (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.18 | McCarthy, Eugene, 17 Sep 1968 (1 carbon) |
| Folder 2.19 | Miles, Eleanor Lanahan, 1942-1943, 1978-1986 (7 ALS, 3 TLS) |
| Folder 2.20 | Mayfield, Sara, circa 1971 (1 carbon) |
| Folder 2.21 | Ober, Anne, 20 Jan 1958 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.22 | Ridder, Walter, undated (photocopy) |
| Folder 2.23 | Sayre, Minerva, 1927-1930, undated (14 ALS, 3 postcards) |
| Folder 2.24 | Smith, C. Grove, 1979-1985, undated (8 TLS, 5 ALS, 1 carbon |
| Folder 2.25 | Smith, Rosalind Sayre, 17 Apr [1931] (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.26 | "Santa," circa 1920s (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.27 | "Jacqueline," circa 1920s (unsent postcard) |
| Folder 2.28 | "Dorothy, " re: F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Lo, the Poor Peacock" as printed in Esquire, [1971] (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.29 | Miscellaneous and unidentified |
Incoming | |
| Folder 2.30 | Baker, Clotilde, 6 Mar 1986 (1 ALS - 2 photographs separated) |
| Folder 2.31 | [Baldridge, Letitia?], [1962?] (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.32 | Boggs, Lindy, 22 July 1976 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.33 | [Bourjaily], Vance, 9 Oct 1965 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.34 | Bradlee, Ben (Washington Post), 16 May 1966 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.35 | Brady, James W. (Women's Wear Daily), 1 Mar 1966 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.36 | Brinson, Marjorie Sayre, 1943-1949 (2 TLS, 2 ALS) |
| Folder 4.17 | Bruccoli, Matthew, 1969-1986, undated (5 TLS, 1 ALS, enclosures) |
| Folder 2.37 | Carpenter, Liz, 1978, 1986 (2 postcards) |
| Folder 2.38 | Carter, Jimmy, 10 Nov 1975, undated (1 TLS, 1 Christmas card) |
| Folder 2.39 | Cerf, Bennett (Random House), 1945 (3 TLS and 1 enclosure) |
| Folder 2.40 | Church, Frank, 1959, 1973, 1976 (3 TLS) |
| Folder 2.41 | Curtis, Charlotte (New York Times), 1965-1966 (3 TLS) |
| Folder 2.42 | Davis, Meyer, 4 Jan 1966 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 4.18 | de Havilland, Olivia, 9 July 1981 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.43 | Delihant, Thomas, 1945-1947, undated (3 TLS, 1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.44 | Donaldson, Scott, 20 July 1978 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.45 | Fitzgerald, Mollie McQuillan, 1928, undated (6 ALS) |
| Folder 3.76 | Fitzgerald, Zelda, 1928 (1 postcard) |
| Folder 2.46 | Fox, Evelyn K. (Woman's Club of Rockville), 1975-1976 (4 TLS) |
| Folder 2.47 | Fulbright, J. William, 26 July 1974 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.48 | Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1962, 1963 (2 autographed notes and annotated articles) |
| Folder 2.49 | Gill, Brendan (The New Yorker), circa 1945-1946, 1951, 1972, undated (4 TLS, 2 ALS, 1 note |
| Folder 2.50 | Gingrich, Arnold (Esquire), 13 Sep 1961 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.51 | Goodhue, Mary "Dede," 16 June 1986 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.52 | Graeber, Betty Beale, 7 Feb 1984 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.53 | Graham, Katharine (Washington Post), 1967-1970 (2 TLS, 1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.54 | Graham, Sheilah, 29 Mar 1951 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.55 | Harrison, Gilbert A., 26 Jan 1976 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.56 | Hart, Gary, 25 Aug 1982 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.57 | Hayes, Harold (Esquire), 15 July 1965 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.58 | Hersey, John (Life Magazine), 10 Mar 1944 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.59 | Highland Hospital (re Zelda Fitzgerald), 1947, 1948 (2 TLS) |
| Folder 2.60 | Hoopes, Townsend "Tim," 1953-1957, undated (6 ALS, 2 TLS) |
| Folder 2.61 | Humphrey, Muriel, 29 Sep 1968 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.62 | Janney, Mary, 6 July 1967 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.63 | Johnson, Lady Bird, 1964, 1982, 1986 (2 TLS, 1 telegram) |
| Johnson, Lady Bird — See also, Biography — Funeral Attendance book, for June 1986 telegram | |
| Folder 2.64 | [Kidder, Frances Turnbull?], circa 1975, 18 June 1986 (2 ALS, 2 photographs separated) |
| Folder 2.65 | Ladies Home Journal, 24 Apr 1941 (1 TLS, 1 typed note) |
| Folder 2.66 | Lanahan, Betty, 31 Jan 1947 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.67 | Lanahan, Cecilia, circa 1967 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.68 | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jack", 22 Jan 1940 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.69 | Lanahan, William Wallace, circa 1946 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.70 | MacRae, [?] (re Zelda Fitzgerald), circa 1948 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.71 | Marshman, D. M. (Donald M. "Mac"), 1945-1946 (2 ALS) |
| Folder 2.72 | Mayfield, Sara, 1970-1971 (1 TLS, 2 forwarded TLS re Zelda Fitzgerald) |
| Folder 2.73 | McCarthy, Eugene, 19 Oct 1968 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.74 | McGovern, George, 6 Feb 1973 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.75 | Menotti, Gian Carlo, 21 Jan 1976 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.76 | Miles, Eleanor Lanahan, 1947-1967, 1979 (3 ALS, 1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.77 | Mondale, Walter, 9 Feb 1984 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.78 | Morris, Willie, 15 Sep 1976 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.79 | Muskie, Edmund and Jane, 1971-1972 (3 TLS) |
| Folder 2.80 | Myers, Carmel, 20 Nov 1970 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.81 | Naylor, Lawrence P., 1939-1940 (2 ALS) |
| Folder 2.82 | New York City League of Women Voters, 6 Oct 1944 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.83 | Newman, Harry Wright, 21 Dec 1982 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.84 | Noyes, Newbold (Washington Evening Star), 23 Feb 1966 (1 TLS with FSFLS's notes) |
| Folder 2.85 | Ober, Anne, 12 Oct 1938 (1 TL) |
| Folder 2.86 | Palmer, Clothilde Sayre, 3 Jan 1946 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.87 | Pattillo, Edward "Eddie," 1983-1986 (1 TLS, 1 ALS, 6 postcards) |
| Folder 2.88 | Perkins, Maxwell, 1943, 1945 (2 TLS) |
| Folder 2.89 | Prince, Harold, 5 June 1980 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.90 | Ransom, Louise, 1973, 1986 (1 ALS, 2 TLS) |
| Folder 2.91 | Ring, Frances, 15 Sep 1981 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.92 | Robb, Lynda Bird Johnson, Sep 1977 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 4.19 | Sayre, Minerva, 1927-1929 (12 ALS) |
| Folder 4.20 | Sayre, Minerva, 1946-1953, undated (14 ALS, 1 frag) |
| Folder 2.93 | Seldes, Timothy (Harcourt Brace), 7 Jan 1966 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.94 | Sereze, V., 26 Oct 1931 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.95 | Scribner, Charles, 1979, 1981 (1 ALS, 1 annotated clipping) |
| Folder 2.96 | Shriver, Sargent, 12 Sep 1975 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.97 | Smith, Jacqueline "Poupette," 1986 (3 postcards, 1 greeting card) |
| Folder 4.21 | Smith, Rosalind Sayre, 1945-1976, undated (7 TLS, 2 ALS, TLS from lawyer to nursing home) |
| Folder 2.98 | Sprague, Annabel Fitzgerald, 1974-1975 (2 ALS) |
| Folder 2.99 | Stevenson, Adlai, 1962-1963 (3 TLS, 1 TL) |
| Folder 2.100 | Tidyman, Ernest (New York Times), 23 Feb 1966 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.101 | Vaughn, Courtney Sprague (Annabel Fitzgerald Sprague's daughter), 1978, undated (2 ALS) |
| Folder 2.102 | Weaver, Peanut, 11 May 1960 (1 TLS) |
| White, Theodore: See Politics — Notes on McGovern Campaign | |
| Folder 2.103 | Williams, Tennessee, 12 May 1962 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.104 | [Winship?], Tom, 17 Dec 1965 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.105 | Wouk, Herman, 5 Apr 1974 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 4.22 | Yates, Janty and Paul Martin Smith, 1978, 1984, 1986 (2 ALS, 1 telegram) |
| Folder 2.106 | "Nannie Eva," circa 1920s (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.107 | Miscellaneous letters in French, circa 1920s (2 ALS, 2 postcards) |
| Folder 2.108 | "Bobby" (college boyfriend), 7 Dec 1939 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.109 | "Brad" (college boyfriend), Feb 1939 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.110 | "Jim" (college boyfriend), 20 Feb 1939 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.111 | "Stanley" (college boyfriend), 11 Oct 1939 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.112 | "Sally," undated (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.113 | Miscellaneous and unidentified, 1928-1986 |
From Others to Others | |
| Folder 2.114 | Bruccoli, Matthew to Eleanor Lanahan, 1983, 1986 (3 TLS, 1 note) |
| Folder 2.115 | Ethel Walker School to F. Scott Fitzgerald, 11 June 1938 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.116 | Ethel Walker School to Anne Ober, Oct-Nov 1936 (2 TLS, 2 notices) |
| Folder 2.117 | Fischer, Elizabeth to Eleanor Lanahan, 1986 (4 TLS) |
| Fitzgerald, F. Scott to "Mme. White" about FSFLS, addressed from Grove Park Inn, Ashville, North Carolina, [1936] [See Autograph Files] | |
| Folder 2.118 | Fitzgerald, John to F. Scott Fitzgerald, Oct 1909 (1 postcard) |
| Folder 2.119 | Hardesty, Emily to Eleanor Lanahan, 1986 (2 ALS, 1 TLS from an attorney) |
| Folder 2.120 | Janney, Mary D. to Eleanor Lanahan, 1986 (1 ALS, 1 TLS, 1 copy of FSFLS eulogy) |
| Folder 2.121 | Kiefer, Kitty to Eleanor Lanahan, 13 Aug 1979 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.122 | Lanahan, Betty to Eleanor Lanahan, undated (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.123 | Lanahan, Samuel Jackson "Jacky" to Eleanor Lanahan, circa 1986 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.124 | Lanahan, William Wallace to Jack Lanahan, 1945 (2 TLS, 1 carbon) |
| Folder 2.125 | Lanahan, Wallace to William Wallace and Eleanor Lanahan, circa 1940s (1 ALS, 1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.126 | Meyer, Starke to Eleanor Lanahan, 1986 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.127 | Miles, Eleanor Lanahan to Eleanor Lanahan, 1986, 1988 (2 ALS, 1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.128 | Miles, Eleanor Lanahan to Jack Lanahan, 1945-1946, undated (7 ALS, 5 TLS) |
| Folder 2.129 | Ober, Richard to Eleanor Lanahan, 18 Feb 1987 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.130 | Pier, Arthur S. and Andre Brewster to William Wallace and Eleanor Lanahan (re Tim Lanahan), circa 1940s (2 carbons) |
| Folder 2.131 | Raimey, Josephine to Minerva Sayre (re Zelda Fitzgerald), 1948 (2 ALS) |
| Folder 2.132 | Sayre, Minerva to Zelda Fitzgerald, 11 May 1928 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.133 | Sayre, Minerva to [Smith?] Newman, 9 Dec 1950 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.134 | Sayre, Minerva to "Jacques," 26 May 1955 (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.135 | Smith, Jacqueline "Poupette" to Eleanor and Cecilia Lanahan, 1986-1987 (2 ALS) |
| Folder 2.136 | Smith, Rosalind Sayre to Jack Lanahan, 14 Feb 1951 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.137 | Sprague, Annabel Fitzgerald to Zelda Fitzgerald, undated (1 ALS) |
| Folder 2.138 | Summers, U. T. to Eleanor Lanahan, 21 Sep 1988 (1 TLS) |
| Folder 2.139 | Weaver, Peanut to Jack Lanahan, circa 1960s (1 ALS) |
| Folders 2.140 - 2.141 | Condolence letters to the Lanahan children, A-M, 1986 (2 folders) |
| Folders 3.1-3.2 | Condolence letters to the Lanahan children, N-Z, unidentified, 1986 (2 folders) |
Invitations | |
| Folder 3.3 | Misc invitations to FSFLS |
| Folder 3.4 | Misc invitations from FSFLS |
Series V. Writings | |
| Folder 3.5 | "Doings of a Bad Girl, or a Consequence of Algebra," 1935 |
| Folder 3.6 | "A Short Retort," Mademoiselle, July 1939 |
| Folder 4.23 | "End of Everything," College Bazaar, Aug 1940 |
| Folder 3.7 | Time, Inc. news broadcasts, circa 1942-1943 |
| Folder 3.8 | "Book Jacket, 1945," Saturday Review of Literature, 5 May 1945 |
| Folder 3.9 | "The Water Cooler," The New Yorker, 22 Sep 1945 |
| Folder 3.10 | "New Yorker Story, 1945," Saturday Review of Literature, 13 Oct 1945 |
| Folder 3.11 | "The Importance of Being Kissed," Colliers, 23 Feb 1946 (clipping) |
| Box 6 | "The Importance of Being Kissed," Colliers, 23 Feb 1946 (complete magazine) |
| Folder 3.12 | "Table for Two" columns and book reviews, The New Yorker, 1946-1948 (typescripts and galley proofs) |
| Folder 4.24 | "Table for Two" columns and book reviews, The New Yorker, circa 1945-1948 (clippings) |
| Folder 4.25 | "How They Started," Junior Bazaar, Apr 1947 |
| Folder 4.26 | Unidentified article, Junior Bazaar, Sep 1947 |
| Folder 4.27 | "The Stocking Present," The New Yorker, 27 Dec 1947 |
| Folder 3.13 | "Cinderella's Daughter," 1952 (2 drafts and correspondence) |
| Folder 3.14 | Democratic Digest, 1954-1955 (published pieces) |
| Folder 4.28 | Democratic Digest, 1956, undated (typescripts) |
| Folder 23.8 | Original water colors fromDemocratic Digest covers, circa 1954 (2 water colors) |
| Folder 3.15 | "Cupid and Psyche," 1956 |
| Boxes 25-26 | Northern Virginia Sun articles — scrapbooks 1957-1958 (3 volumes) |
| Folders 4.29 - 4.32 | Northern Virginia Sun articles, circa 1957-1959 (4 folders of loose clippings) |
| Folder 4.33 | "Fitzgerald As He Really Was," book review, Washington Post, 27 Apr 1958 |
| Folder 3.16 | Toast to Phyllis Fritchey on the eve of her wedding, [23 May 1958] |
| Folder 4.34 | "'Little Rhody' Revels in Triple Play at Polls," Washington Post, 26 June 1960 |
| Folder 4.35 | "3 Rhode Island Democrats Vie for Green's Senate Seat," Washington Post, 27 Sep 1960 |
| Folder 4.36 | "A Fascinating Place to Live," House and Garden, July 1962 (clipping) |
| Box 6 | "A Fascinating Place to Live," House and Garden, July 1962 (complete magazine) |
| Box 6 | "The Political Woman: Two Phases," Esquire, July 1962 (complete magazine) |
| Folder 4.37 | "The Night Before Congress," Washington Post, 6 Jan 1963 |
| Folder 4.38 | Articles about the Peace Corps, Washington Post, June 1963 |
| Folder 3.17 | "Merry Christmas from the Smiths," The New Yorker, 21 Dec 1963 |
| Folder 3.18 | "The Lovely Americans" — piece for Esquire on the Peace Corps, circa 1963 |
| Folder 3.19 | Letter to the Editor of the Evening Star, 1 Feb 1964 |
| Folder 3.20 - 3.21 | The Cat's Whiskers / Love, Among Other Things — Drafts, 1964 (2 folders) |
| Folder 3.22 | The Cat's Whiskers / Love, Among Other Things — Correspondence, 1964-1965 |
| Folder 4.39 | The Cat's Whiskers / Love, Among Other Things — Auburn University production, 1988 |
| Folder 4.40 | "Interior Analysis," 31 Oct 1965 |
| Box 6 | "My Father's Letters: Advice Without Consent," Esquire, Oct 1965 (complete magazine) |
| Folder 3.23 | "Time with Tonsein," 1965 |
| Folder 4.41 | New York Times articles, 1965-1966 |
| Folder 4.42 | New York Times articles — check stubs, 1965-1966 |
| Folder 6.2 | "War Declared on Affluence," Evening Post News [satirical MS mock newspaper, 4 March 1966 |
| Folder 3.24 | "Beauty and the Hairdresser," Washington Post Potomac, 26 June 1966 |
| Folder 5.44 | "Paradise for Plain and Prancing," Lancaster New Era, Sep 1966 (article and responses) |
| Box 6 | "A Place Where People Really Live," House and Garden, Oct 1966 (complete magazine) |
| Boxes 27-28 | "News to Me" column, Washington Post, 1966-1967 (scrapbooks of original clippings - 2 volumes) |
| Folders 5.1 - 5.2 | "News to Me" column, Washington Post, 1966-1967 (2 folders - original clippings) |
| Folder 5.3 | "News to Me" column, Washington Post, 1966-1967 (photocopies) |
| Folder 5.4 | "News to Me" column, Washington Post, circa 1966-1967 (typescript drafts) |
| Folder 5.5 | "Centers are Up Their Alley," Washington Post, Feb 1967 |
| Folder 3.25 | "The Group and I," McCall's, July 1967 (clipping) |
| Box 6 | "The Group and I," McCall's, July 1967 (complete magazine) |
| Folder 3.26 | "Happy New Year: 5728," Washington Post, 3 Oct 1967 |
| Folder 3.27 | Unpublished "News to Me" piece, Nov 1967 |
| Box 6 | "Christmas Radiance at the White House, House and Garden, Dec 1967 (complete magazine) |
| Folder 3.28 | "The Alternative Prospect," Letter to the editor of The Washington Post, 17 Sep 1968 |
| Boxes 27-28 | Advertisements for "United Democrats for Humphrey," 1968 (end of both scrapbook albums) |
| Folder 3.29 | "The Sugar Tiger of Georgetown," Washingtonian, with Winzola McLendon, May 1969 |
| Folders 5.6 - 5.7 | Novel about Washington, circa 1969 (2 folders) |
| Folder 3.30 | Don't Quote Me — Early drafts and correspondence, circa 1969 |
| Folder 3.31 | Don't Quote Me — Drafts of various chapters, circa 1969 |
| Folder 3.32 | Don't Quote Me — "Autobiographical Resume," circa 1969 |
| Folder 5.8 | Don't Quote Me — Rights and royalties, 1969-1974 |
| Folder 5.9 | Don't Quote Me — Clippings, 1970 |
| Box 6 | Excerpt from Don't Quote Me, Ladies Home Journal, Nov 1970 (complete magazine) |
| Folder 3.33 | "How Washington Women Stay Young," Washingtonian, with Winzola McLendon, Apr 1970 |
| Folder 5.10 | "The Art of Gossip," Sunday Herald Tribune, 22 Nov 1970 |
| Folder 3.34 | "Georgetown: The Living End," Venture, with Winzola McLendon, Dec-Jan 1970 |
| Folder 3.35 | "Recipe for a Washington Dinner Party," Ladies Home Journal, with Winzola McLendon, May 1971 (clipping) |
| Box 6 | "Recipe for a Washington Dinner Party," Ladies Home Journal, with Winzola McLendon, May 1971 (complete magazine) |
| Folder 3.36 | "The Round Trip" — Movie outline by FSFLS and Winzola McLendon, circa 1972 |
| Folder 6.2 | "Four Christmas Memories," Washington Post Potomac, 23 Dec 1973 |
| Folder 5.11 | Bits of Paradise — Preface, 1973 |
| Box 29 (Oversize) | Bits of Paradise — Scrapbook of photocopied clippings, 1974 (final pages of scrapbook) |
| Folder 3.37 | "Farewell Address... to Washington," circa 1973 |
| Folder 3.38 | "Notes About My Now Famous Father," Family Circle, May 1974 |
| Folder 5.12 | The Romantic Egoists — General, 1974-1975, undated |
| Folder 5.13 | The Romantic Egoists — Clippings, 1974-1975 |
| Box 29 (Oversize) | The Romantic Egoists — Scrapbook of clippings, 1974-1975 |
| Folder 3.39 | Introduction for Susan Mary Jay Patten, 23 Oct 1975 |
| Folder 5.14 | An Alabama Journal, 1976 |
| Folder 3.40 | "Dede Goodhue: At Home in the Chamber," Vassar Quarterly, 1977 |
| Folder 3.41 | "The Colonial Ancestors of Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald," 1981 |
| Folder 3.42 | Outline for Novel by Dot Moore, Jack Wagnon and FSFLS, circa 1982 |
| Folder 3.43 | "The Maryland Ancestors of Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald," 1983 |
| Folder 3.44 | "Ferraro: Two Views," Montgomery Advertiser, 26 Oct 1984 |
| Folder 3.45 | "The Big Benefit," with Mary Channing, undated |
| Folder 3.46 | "The Compliment," undated |
| Folder 3.47 | "Gin and Diapers," undated |
| Folder 5.15 | "Lesson One," undated |
| Folder 3.48 | "Life in Our Hick Town, London Sunday Times, undated |
| Folder 3.49 | "A Matter of Time" by Victoria Mims [pen name or Sayre family member?], undated |
| Folder 3.50 | "The New Washington Society: Is it for Real," with Winzola McLendon, undated |
| Folder 3.51 | "Novel," undated (notebook) |
| Folder 3.52 | "Panel Discussion," undated |
| Folder 3.53 | "The Tale of Herbert Rabbit: A Cocktail-Time Story," undated |
| Folder 3.54 | "We Wives," undated |
| Folder 3.55 | Unpublished piece for the New York Sunday Times, undated |
| Folder 3.56 | Unpublished piece for the New York Sunday Times, undated |
| Folder 3.57 | Miscellaneous |
| Folder 5.16 | Miscellaneous |
| Folder 5.17 | Miscellaneous notes |
Series VI. F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald | |
F. Scott Fitzgerald | |
| Folder 5.18 | Will, 1937 |
| Folder 5.19 | Estate (John Biggs), 1943-1946 |
| Folders 5.20 - 5.22 | Clippings, 1945-1989 (3 folders) |
| Box 6 | "The Spell of Scott Fitzgerald Grows Stronger," Life, 16 Feb 1959 (complete magazine) |
| Folder 5.23 | Miscellaneous rights issues, 1955-1974 |
| Folder 3.58 | Papers at Princeton University, 1956-1975 |
| Folder 3.59 | Tender is the Night — Selznick film adaptation, 1960 |
| Folder 3.60 | The Great Gatsby — Aubrey Goodman musical, 1961 |
| Folder 5.24 | The Great Gatsby — Artie Shaw musical, 1969-1978 |
| Folder 5.25 | The Great Gatsby — Film —Rights and royalties, 1961, 1971-1973 |
| Folder 3.61 | F. Scott Fitzgerald: A Definitive Bibliography, 1972 |
| Folder 3.62 | The Great Gatsby — Film — FSFLS's notes on the screenplay, 1973 |
| Folder 5.26 | The Great Gatsby — Film — Release party, 1974 |
| Folder 5.27 | The Great Gatsby — Film — Clippings, 1974 |
| Folder 6.4 | The Great Gatsby — Film — Clippings, 1974 |
| Box 6 | The Great Gatsby — Film — Clippings —Sunday Times and Vogue, 1974 (complete magazines) |
| Folder 3.63 | "The F. Scott Fitzgerald Follies," University Club of Saint Paul, 1975 |
| Folder 5.28 | The Last Tycoon — Film —Rights and royalties, 1975-1976 |
| Folder 3.64 | Three Comrades screenplay — Publication, 1978 |
| Folder 5.29 | Tender is the Night — Foreign editions, circa 1980 |
| Folder 3.65 | University of Minnesota Conference, 1982 |
| Folder 3.66 | The Great Gatsby — Arion Press edition, 1985 |
| Folder 5.30 | Sale of 1939 letter from FSF to FSFLS, 1985 |
| Folder 3.67 | Matthew Bruccoli's lecture guides, 1988 |
| Folder 6.3 | St Paul coloring book featuring FSF, produced by the Gaultier Plaza, circa 1980s |
| Folder 5.31 | Miscellaneous |
| Box 11 - CD 68 (Tape 12) | Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" radio show, recorded at the St. Paul Minnesota's Fitzgerald Theater, renamed the previous week for F. Scott Fitzgerald. Keillor described the events surrounding the rededication and played a University of Michigan tape of F. Scott reading Keats' Ode to a Nightingale, 1 Oct 1994 (51:12 - first 15 minutes are about Fitzgerald) |
| Box 12 - CD 69 (Tape 48) | Fitzgerald Society, Princeton University Centennial Conference — Honoria Murphy Donnelly, introduced by Linda P. Miller, September 1996 (Track 1, 32:47 - poor recording) |
| Box 12 - CD 69 (Tape 48) | Fitzgerald Society, Princeton University Centennial Conference — Fanny Myers Brennan on her life, including her childhood in Paris, September 1996 (Track 2, 29:34 - poor recording) |
| Box 12 - CD 70 (Tape 49) | Fitzgerald Society, Princeton University Centennial Conference — Budd Schulberg and Frances Kroll Ring, September 1996 (32:37) |
| Box 12 - CD 71 (Tape 49) | Fitzgerald Society, Princeton University Centennial Conference —Ring Lardner Jr. and Tony Butitta, September 1996 (31:50) |
| Box 12 - CD 72 (Tape 50) | Fitzgerald Society, Princeton University Centennial Conference —[George Garrett?], September 1996 (32:35 and 6:40) |
Zelda Fitzgerald | |
| Folder 5.32 | Clippings, 1948-1987 |
| Folder 3.68 | Nancy Milford biography, 1963-1970 |
| Folder 5.33 | Save Me the Waltz— Film idea by Jerome Hellman, 1971-1973 |
| Folder 3.69 | Papers at Princeton University, 1972 |
| Folder 3.70 | Article about Zelda's paper dolls, Mademoiselle, Mar 1974 |
| Folders 5.34 - 5.35 | Art Patron League of Mobile Exhibition, 1975 (2 folders) |
| Folder 3.71 | Miscellaneous, 1973-1986 |
| Box 26 | Unidentified pair of bead-woven shoes — [made by Zelda?], undated |
F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald | |
| Folder 5.36 | Memorial Park, Montgomery, Alabama, 1971 |
| Folder 5.37 | Re-interment, 1974-1975 |
| Folder 5.38 | Re-interment — Clippings, 1975 |
| Folder 6.5 | Re-interment — Clippings, 1975 |
| Folder 3.72 | Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum Association, Montgomery, Alabama, 1987-1988, undated |
| Folder 5.39 | Homes |
| Folder 5.40 | Miscellaneous |
Series VII. Political Activity and Interests | |
| Box 17 | Scrapbook — Politics, 1956 |
| Folder 7.1 | Democratic National Convention and Tour, 1956 |
| Folders 7.2 - 7.3 | Democratic National Committee — Caravan, 1964 (2 folders) |
| Folder 7.4 | Democratic National Committee — Race, 1964 |
| Folder 7.5 | Humphrey/Muskie Campaign, 1968 |
| Folder 7.6 | Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, circa 1970 |
| Folder 7.7 | Democratic National Convention, 1972 |
| Folder 7.8 | McGovern Campaign, 1971-1972 |
| Folder 7.9 | "Notes on the McGovern Campaign for Teddy White's Book," 1972 (2 drafts and a letter to and from Theodore H. White) |
| Box 10 - CD 73 (Reel 2) | Participants in the "Grassroots Grasshopper" train tour for the George McGovern campaign talking about their experiences. Speakers included: Liz Carpenter, "Ethel," "Fred" (photographer), FSFLS, C. Grove Smith, Liz Carrie, "Penny," "Judy," Cecilia Lanahan, and several unidentified people, 25 October 1972 (25:52) |
| Box 10 - CD 74 (Reel 3) | Hyman, Lester and Helen — the running of the George McGovern Campaign (Interviewed by FSFLS and C. Grove Smith), 1972 (64:04) |
| Box 10 - CD 75 (Reel 3) | Hyman, Lester and Helen — the running of the George McGovern Campaign (Interviewed by FSFLS and C. Grove Smith), 1972 (27:43) |
| Box 10 - CD 76 (Reel 4) | Hyman, Lester and Helen — the running of the George McGovern Campaign (Interviewed by FSFLS and C. Grove Smith), 1972 (47:17) |
| Folder 7.10 | Montgomery, Alabama, circa 1978-1979 |
| Folder 7.11 | Democratic National Convention, 1980 |
| Folder 7.12 | Miscellaneous, circa 1954-1979, undated |
| Folder 7.13 | Ephemera |
| Folder 7.14 | News clippings about race, women's rights, and other issues |
| Box 26 | Badges, pins and other realia — includes a parade official ribbon from the JFK/LBJ Inaugural Parade and 2 Adlai Stevenson buttons |
Series VIII. Musical Theater and Skits | |
| Folder 8.1 | Vassar College, circa 1938-1985 |
| Box 12 - CD 77 (Tape 51) | Vassar College - copy of OMGIM group's songs, circa 1940s (8:36) |
| Box 16 | Scrapbook — Mostly MS skits, 1953-1956 |
| Folder 8.2 | MS programs, 1954-1967 |
| Folders 8.3 - 8.4 | Clippings, 1955-1959 (2 folders) |
| Folders 8.5 - 8.6 | "Jolly's Folly," 1957 (2 folders) |
| Folder 8.7 | "See How They Run," 1960 |
| Box 10 - CD 82 (Reel 5) | "See How They Run" MS show performance, 1960 (30:37) |
| Box 10 - CD 83 (Reel 6) | "See How They Run" MS show performance, 1960 (31:16) |
| Box 10 - CD 84 (Reel 7) | "See How They Run" MS show performance, 1960 (14:10) |
| Box 10 - CD 85 (Reel 8) | "See How They Run" professional recording, undated (26:14) |
| Folder 8.8 | "New Front Here," 1961 |
| Box 10 - CD 86 (Reel 9) | "New Front Here" MS show performance, 1961 (29:01) |
| Box 10 - CD 87 (Reel 10) | "New Front Here" MS show performance, 1961 (29:26) |
| Folder 8.9 | Untitled production — "First NY efforts...", 1961 |
| Box 10 - CD 94 (Reel 17) | Pros singing - "1st N.Y. effort," [1961] (Track 1 - minutes 1-14 and 29-35) |
| Folder 8.10 | International Ball script, 1962 |
| Folder 8.11 | "How to Succeed in Washington by Really Trying," 1962 |
| Box 10 - CD 88 (Reel 11) | "How to Succeed" MS show performance, 1962 (29:05) |
| Folder 8.12 | Washington Festival of Performing Cultures, 1963 |
| Box 10 - CD 89 (Reel 12) | "Washington Festival of Performing Cultures," MS show performance, 1963 (29:55) |
| Box 10 - CD 90 (Reel 13) | "Washington Festival of Performing Cultures," MS show performance, 1963 (31:49) |
| Folders 8.13 -8.17 | "Onward and Upward," circa 1963 (5 folders) |
| Box 10 - CD 91 (Reel 14) | "Onward and Upward," [1963?] (24:21) |
| Box 10 - CD 92 (Reel 15) | "Onward and Upward," [1963?] (46:14) |
| Folder 8.18 | "Stop the Press," 1966 |
| Box 10 - CD 93 (Reel 16) | "Playing Politics," undated (26:12) |
| Box 12 - CD 78 (Tape 52) | Recording of FSFLS's songs, recorded at reception for "Cat's Whiskers," Auburn University, October 1988 (11:01) |
| Folder 8.19 | Miscellaneous sheet music |
| Folder 8.20 | Miscellaneous |
Series IX. Photographs | |
| Boxes 20-21 | Family album, 1920-1985 |
| Box 20 | Photocopies of family album in original order with annotations |
| Box 19 | Vassar album, circa 1938-1942 |
| Box 17 | Wedding album, 1942 |
| Box 19 | Album of MS productions, 1956-1962 |
| Box 22 | Loose photos and photos removed from other parts of the collection, circa 1921-1985 |
| Folder 23.4 | Anthony D. Sayre, undated |
| Folder 23.5 | Calvert School graduation, circa 1933 |
| Folder 23.6 | Mary Janney, Frances Kilpatrick and Mary Earle — Vassar production of "Guess Who's Here," 1940 |
| Folder 23.7 | Life Magazinephotos of FSFLS and her children, 1959, 1960 (2 photographs) |
Series X. Miscellaneous | |
| Folder 3.73 | Green Acres School, circa 1951-1954 |
| Folder 3.74 | Publications with unidentified connections to FSFLS |
| Box 6 | Publications with unidentified connections to FSFLS |
| Folder 5.41 | Clippings — Betty Beale |
| Folder 5.42 | Clippings — Martha Mitchell |
| Folder 5.43 | Miscellaneous clippings |
| Folder 3.75 | Miscellaneous |
| Folder 23.9 | Reproduction of Charles Pinet etching of Notre Dame, inscribed by [Christiane Johnson], 29 Aug 1973 |
| Box 11 - CD 7 (Tape 3 side b) | Smithsonian Tour of a Louisiana historic sites along the Mississippi with Ceci Carusi — Rosedown Plantation, [Fall 1973?] (minutes 23-47) |
| Box 12 - CD 79 (Tape 53 side a) | Smithsonian Tour of a Louisiana historic sites along the Mississippi with Ceci Carusi — unidentified site, [Fall 1973?] (46:50) |
| Box 12 - CD 80 (Tape 53 side b) | Smithsonian Tour of a Louisiana historic sites along the Mississippi with Ceci Carusi — Shadows-on-the-Teche and 2 unidentified sites, [Fall 1973?] (minutes 1-27 and 31-35) |
| Box 12 - CD 80 (Tape 53 side b) | Smithsonian Tour of a Louisiana historic sites along the Mississippi with Ceci Carusi — FSFLS and Ceci talking about what they learned on their tours and how an article might be written, [Fall 1973?] (minutes 27-31 and 35-40) |
| Box 12 - CD 81 (Tape 54) | Malloy, Wilda and Virginia Durr — discuss the history and genealogy of Bullock and Montgomery Counties, Alabama (Interviewed by FSFLS ), undated (31:04 and 29:24) |
| Box 11 - CD 2 (Tape 1 side a) | Samuel Jackson "Jacky" Lanahan presentation on emergency response in Oregon, undated (minutes 36-46) |
| Box 12 - CD 53 (Tape 36) | Unidentified presentation on gardening, undated (minutes 19-31 of track 2 ) |
| Box 10 - CD 94 (Reel 17) | Pop music from the radio, circa 1960s (Track 1 - minutes 14-29) |
| Box 10 - CD 94 (Reel 17) | Lanahan daughters playing with the recorder, circa 1960s (Track 2 - 13:30) |
Series XI. Unprocessed Additions | |
| Folder 8.21 | Correspondence, papers, 1957-1979 |
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Materials relating to Scottie Fitzgerald Smith's career as a journalist, her work for the Democratic Party, her personal life, and the maintenance of her parents' estates and legacies.
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Inclusive Dates: 1858-1996
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Scottie Fitzgerald Smith Papers
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