Finding Aid to the Joseph and Hilda Wood Grinnell Papers,
1886-1967
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Finding Aid to the Joseph and Hilda Wood Grinnell Papers, 1886-1967
Collection number: BANC MSS 73/25 c
The Bancroft Library
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA 94720-6000
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Collection Summary
Collection Title: Joseph and Hilda Wood Grinnell Papers
Date (inclusive): 1886-1967
Collection Number: BANC MSS 73/25 c
Creator:
Grinnell, Joseph,
1877-1939
Extent:
Number of containers: 11 boxes, 1 volume, 1 oversize folder
Linear feet: 5
Repository: The Bancroft Library.
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA 94720-6000
Phone: (510) 642-6481
Fax: (510) 642-7589
Email: bancref@library.berkeley.edu
URL: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/
Abstract: Consists of materials reflecting the Grinnell's work in the fields
of natural history and ecology. The bulk of the collection is made up of diaries, field
notes, and materials relating to early conservation efforts in California. Also included are
drafts of articles by Joseph Grinnell regarding the natural history of the west, personal
and professional correspondence of the Grinnell's, including Joseph Grinnell's work as
editor of The Condor, the publication of the Cooper Ornithological Society.
Languages Represented: Collection materials are in English
Physical Location: For current information on the location of these materials,
please consult the Library's online catalog.
Information for Researchers
Access
Collection is open for research.
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U.S.C.). In addition, the reproduction of some materials may be restricted by terms of
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Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Joseph and Hilda Wood Grinnell Papers, BANC MSS 73/25 c, The
Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley
Related Collections
Title: Joseph Grinnell Papers, 1884-1938,
Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS C-B 995
Title: Records of the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology,
Identifier/Call Number: 1908-1949, UARC CU-120
Title: John G. Tyler correspondence pertaining to ornithological research, ca.
1905-1937,
Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS 79/111 c
Title: Portraits of Joseph Grinnell's family and his colleagues, ca.
1880-1969,
Identifier/Call Number: BANC PIC 1973.044
Title: American Ornithologists' Union Meeting Portraits, 1926-1930,
Identifier/Call Number: BANC PIC 1973.038
Material Cataloged Separately
Photographs have been transferred to Pictorial Collections of The Bancroft Library.
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the
library's online public access catalog
Alexander, Annie Montague,
1867-1950--Correspondence
Beckwith, Martha Warren,
1871-1959--Correspondence
Grinnell, Hilda W. (Hilda Wood),
1883---Archives
Grinnell, Joseph,
1877-1939--Archives
Cooper Ornithological Society
University of California,
Berkeley. Dept. of Zoology
Natural history--Alaska
Ornithology
Ornithology--Bibliography
Wildlife conservation--California
Zoology--Research
Diaries
Faculty papers
Field notes
Notebooks
Administrative Information
Acquisition Information
The Joseph and Hilda Wood Grinnell Papers were given to The Bancroft Library by Mary E.
Grinnell on July 18, 1972 and March 12, 1982.
Biography
Joseph Grinnell was born on February 27, 1877 near Fort Sill, Oklahoma Territory at the
Kiowa, Comanche and Wichita Indian Agency, where his father served as government physician.
After living for a short time in Tennessee and in the Dakota Territory, the family settled
in Pasadena, California in 1885. Grinnell attended school in Pasadena and received his B.A.
from Throop Polytechnic Institute (now Caltech) in 1897.
Grinnell made two trips to Alaska in 1896-97 and 1898-99, where he conducted field studies
and collected avian specimens. In 1900 he published a paper on these findings entitled
"Birds of the Kotzebue Sound Region, Alaska." Some of the letters and
notebooks from the second trip were published by his mother, ornithologist Elizabeth
Grinnell as
Gold Hunting in Alaska.
In 1901, after earning his M.A. from Stanford, he began teaching in the biology department
at Throop. In 1906 he married Hilda Wood, a former student. While teaching at Throop
Grinnell met Annie Montague Alexander, who was about to embark on a collecting trip to
Alaska. Miss Alexander had been preparing to found a museum at the University of California
for the collection and study of vertebrates. This goal was realized in 1908 with the opening
of the California Museum of Vertebrate Zoology. Grinnell was appointed the museum's
first director, a position he held until his death. During his tenure at the Museum,
Grinnell donated his collection of 8,000 birds and 2,000 mammals to the University.
After receiving a Ph.D. from Stanford in 1913, Grinnell was appointed as assistant
professor in the Department of Zoology at Berkeley, and as full professor in 1920. He
published more than 500 papers in his lifetime, primarily on California birds and other
wildlife. Much of Dr. Grinnell's focus in his later years was on the protection of
California's native plant and animal species. He helped to formulate the California
Fish and Game Code and his conservation studies were instrumental in the effort to form the
Point Lobos State Reserve and the Frances S. Hastings Natural History Reservation.
He served as president of the American Ornithologists' Union from 1929-1932 and of
the American Society of Mammalogists from 1937-1938. Dr. Grinnell was editor of
The
Condor
, the publication of the Cooper Ornithological Society from 1906 until his
death in Berkeley on May 29, 1939.
Hilda Wood was born in Tombstone, Arizona Territory on May 29, 1883. She grew up in
Glendora, California and received a B.S. from Throop in 1906. After her husband became
director of the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology in 1908, the couple moved to Berkeley where
they raised three sons and a daughter. In 1913 she earned an M.S. from the University of
California, Berkeley.
Mrs. Grinnell assisted her husband in his work, accompanying him on countless field trips
as well as helping to prepare his manuscripts for publication. After his death, she carried
on his efforts to promote the study and conservation of wildlife, especially of the native
flora and fauna of California. For over twenty years she served as secretary of the Northern
Division of the Cooper Ornithological Club and was head of the Nature Department at Camp
Sugar Pine (San Francisco Girl Scout Council).
In 1940 Mrs. Grinnell was appointed Bibliographer at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology. She
published a bibliography of the writings of C. Hart Merriam in 1943 and helped to edit
Joseph Grinnell's
A Bibliography of California Ornithology,
published after his death. Other publications of Mrs. Grinnell's include
A
Synopsis of the Bats of California
, and a biography of Annie Montague Alexander
published by the Grinnell Naturalists Society. She also contributed articles to
The
Condor
and
The Gull (Audubon Society of the Pacific). She was a
member of the American Ornithologists' Union, the American Society of Mammalogists
and the California Academy of Sciences.
Hilda Wood Grinnell died on June 7, 1963.
Scope and Content
The Joseph and Hilda Wood Grinnell Papers, 1886-1967, consist of materials reflecting their
work in the fields of natural history and ecology. The bulk of the collection is made up of
diaries, field notes, and materials relating to early conservation efforts in California.
Also included are drafts of articles by Joseph Grinnell regarding the natural history of the
west, personal and professional correspondence of the Grinnell's, including Joseph
Grinnell's work as editor of
The Condor, the publication of the
Cooper Ornithological Society, and a collection of the correspondence of philanthropist
Annie Montague Alexander.
Very little of Joseph Grinnell's professional correspondence is included in this
collection, with the exception of letters relating to the Cooper Ornithological Society.
Hilda Grinnell's correspondence relates to natural history and conservation issues
and includes letters from prominent naturalists including E. Raymond Hall and Alden H.
Miller. Also included is correspondence between Mrs. Grinnell and Annie Montague Alexander
along with letters written by Miss Alexander to her childhood friend, Martha Beckwith, who
was also acquaintance of the Grinnell's for many years.
In the 1890's, Joseph Grinnell made two trips into Alaska to research native
birds. His diaries and field notes from these trips are included in this collection, as well
as letters written to his family during his travels. Also of note is a draft entitled
"The Kotzebue Sound Gold Rush," an account of the second trip, which he
spent working as a cook in a mining camp in the Klondike region, collecting specimens and
recording field observations in his spare time.
By the mid 1920's Grinnell's focus began to shift toward the protection
of wildlife species in the western United States. His research in conservation work impacted
the policies of the National Park Service as well as the California Fish and Game Code. His
philosophy is outlined in his 1925 article "A Conversationist's Creed as
to Wild-Life Administration." The collection also includes materials relating to
his involvement as a member of the Committee on Rodent and Wild Life Control appointed by
President Robert G. Sproul in 1932 to investigate animal poisoning in California.
This collection includes very little material relating to Dr. Grinnell's
administrative or academic work at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, with the exception of
copies of reports to the University, a small amount of zoology course material and a
manuscript for a history of the museum by written by Mrs. Grinnell. Papers relating to his
tenure at the MVZ can be found in the Records of the Museum of Vertabrate Zoology,
1908-1949. Other materials relating to the Cooper Ornithological Club and its publication,
The Condor, can be found in the Joseph Grinnell Papers, 1884-1938, BANC MSS C-B 995.
Container Listing
Series 1:
Correspondence.
1886-1963
Physical Description:
Boxes 1-5
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically and alphabetically.
Content/Description
Divided into 3 sub-series: Joseph Grinnell, Hilda Wood Grinnell, and Annie Montague
Alexander. Joseph Grinnell's correspondence is further sub-divided into family
and professional correspondence. Family correspondence consists primarily of letters
written to his family from Alaska during his two trips there. Included here is a letter
from Chief Red Cloud of the Ogala Sioux to Joseph Grinnell's mother written in
1886, in which he makes reference to "my little friend Joe."
Professional correspondence consists mainly of letters to W. Lee Chambers relating to
The Condor and the Cooper Ornithological Club.
Hilda Wood Grinnell's correspondence is further sub-divided into incoming and
outgoing, and includes letters from many important western naturalists, including Annie
Montague Alexander, Charles Camp, Jean Linsdale, and Annetta Carter.
Annie Alexander's letters to her friend Martha Beckwith, written between
1899-1940, describe many of her trips into the field to collect fossils and other
specimens for the museums she founded at the University of California. This sub-series
also includes two letters to Miss Alexander regarding Joseph Grinnell.
Joseph Grinnell,
1886-1939
box 1, folder 1
Letters to Elizabeth Grinnell (from Joseph Grinnell and others).
1886-1905
box 1, folder 2
Letters to family (miscellany).
1893-1897
box 1, folder 3
Letters from San Francisco and Alaska.
1896
box 1, folder 4
Letters from San Francisco.
1898
box 1, folder 5
Letters from aboard the Penelope, North Pacific.
1898
box 1, folder 6
Letters from Alaska.
1898-1899
Professional Correspondence
box 1, folder 7-8
A-Z miscellaneous.
1913-1938,
undated
box 1, folder 9-12
A-Z miscellaneous.
1902-1939
box 2, folder 1-34
Cooper Ornithological Club Correspondence.
1905-1939
Hilda Wood Grinnell,
1903-1963
box 3, folder 1-2
A miscellaneous.
1867-1950
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Abbott, Clinton Gilbert;
Alexander, Annie Montague.
box 3, folder 3
B miscellaneous.
1886-
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Baker, John Hopkinson, 1894;
Beckwith, Martha Warren, 1871-1959; Behle, William Harroun, 1909; Bryant, H. C.
(Harold Child).
box 3, folder 4-5
C miscellaneous.
1878-1966
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Camp, Charles Lewis, 1893-;
Carter, Annetta, 1907-; Chambers, Willie.
box 3, folder 6
D miscellaneous.
1938-1963
box 3, folder 7
E miscellaneous.
1903-1955
box 3, folder 8
F miscellaneous.
1901-
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Follett, Wilbur Irving.
box 3, folder 9
G miscellaneous.
1875-1966
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Goethe, C.M. (Charles
Matthias).
box 3, folder 10-11
H miscellaneous.
1938-1959
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Hall, E. Raymond (Eugene
Raymond), 1902-; Hastings, Frances Simes.
box 3, folder 12
J miscellaneous.
1887-
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Jaeger, Edmund Carroll.
box 3, folder 13
K miscellaneous.
1941-1962
box 3, folder 14
L miscellaneous.
1902-
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Linsdale, Jean M. (Jean
Myron).
box 3, folder 15
M miscellaneous.
1874-1970
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Miller, Alden H. (Alden
Holmes), 1906-; Miller, Loye.
box 3, folder 16
N miscellaneous.
1943-1956
box 3, folder 17
O-P miscellaneous.
1938-1957
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Packard, Fred Mallery.
box 3, folder 18
Q-R miscellaneous.
1941-1950
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Riney, Thane.
box 4, folder 1-2
S miscellaneous.
1912-1963
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Storer, Robert W. (Robert
Winthrop), 1914-; Streator, Clark Perkins.
box 4, folder 3
T miscellaneous.
1941-1960
box 4, folder 4
U miscellaneous.
1940-1950
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: University of California
Office of the President; University of California Regents.
box 4, folder 5
V miscellaneous.
1944-1950
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include: Van Dyke, Dix.
box 4, folder 6
W miscellaneous.
1941-1958
box 4, folder 7
Unidentified correspondence.
1941-1954,
undated
box 4, folder 8-10
Condolence letters on death of Joseph Grinnell.
1939
box 4, folder 11
Letters to Annie Montague Alexander.
1941-1948
Annie Montague Alexander,
1899-1940
box 5, folder 1-34
Letters from A.M.A. to Martha Beckwith.
1899-1940,
undated
box 5, folder 35
Letters to A.M.A. relating to Joseph Grinnell.
1928,
1939
Series 2:
Writings.
1893-1958
Physical Description:
Boxes 6-8; Box 9, folders1-4
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically.
Content/Description
Divided into 2 sub-series: Joseph Grinnell and Hilda Wood Grinnell. Joseph
Grinnell's materials are further sub-divided into Diaries and Notes, Articles
and Publications, and Bibliography. Writings include Dr. Grinnell's Alaska
notebooks and field notes, as well as handwritten drafts for three volumes of
bibliography of papers written by Dr. Grinnell between 1893 and 1939. Articles and
Publications include typed and handwritten drafts.
Mrs. Grinnell's writings are sub-divided into Diaries and Notes, and Articles
and Publications. Includes notebooks kept on field trips taken with Dr. Grinnell as well
as after his death and the manuscript of her biography of Annie Montague Alexander,
written to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology in
1958.
Joseph Grinnell,
1893-1939
box 6, folder 1
Notebook #6: ornithological notes.
1897-1900
box 6, folder 2
Notes on birds observed in Alaska.
1897-1998
box 6, folder 3
Notebook #7: Kotzebue Sound, Alaska.
1898-1999
box 6, folder 4
Notebook #8: Kowak River, Alaska.
1898-1999
box 6, folder 5
Notebook #10: Kowak River, Alaska.
1899
box 6, folder 6
Transcription of Notebooks #8 and #10.
1898-1999
box 6, folder 8
Original drawing and reproduction of "Whale Hunting,"
by Cingatoo.
1898
box 6, folder 9
Thanksgiving Day Menu, Kowak River, Alaska.
1898
box 7, folder 1
Local field notes.
1929-1938
box 7, folder 2
Notes on rodent control.
1932-1933,
undated
box 7, folder 4
Field notes: Volcano, California.
1939
box 7, folder 6
Miscellaneous notes.
undated
Articles and Publications
box 7, folder 7
"Birds and Butterflies"
Pasadena
Daily Evening Star
.
1895
box 7, folder 8
"Kotzebue Sound Gold Rush".
ca. 1899
box 7, folder 9
"The Need for a Vertebrate Zoologist in the Hawaiian
Islands".
1920
box 7, folder 10
"Geography and Evolution as Illustrated in the Kangaroo Rats of
California".
1921
box 7, folder 11
"A Conversationist's Creed as to Wild-Life
Administration,"
Science.
1925
box 7, folder 12
"An Analysis of Trends in the A.O.U."
1930
box 7, folder 13
"California's Grizzly Bears".
1938
box 7, folder 14
"Ocean Waifs and What They Mean for Distribution".
1938
box 7, folder 15
"Proposed Shift of Names in Passerculus-a Protest".
1939
box 7, folder 16
"Comments Upon the Systematics of Some Western Birds".
undated
box 7, folder 17
"The Fresno District in and Now".
1844
box 7, folder 18
"Notes on Water Birds at Morro Bay, California".
undated
box 7, folder 19
"Our Society, Its Potentials and Limitations".
undated
box 7, folder 20-22
Complete Bibliography.
1893-1939
box 7, folder 23
Introduction to Bibliography of California Ornithology.
1939
Hilda Wood Grinnell,
1906-1958
box 8, folder 1
Diary, San Bernardino Mountains.
1906
box 8, folder 2-3
Diaries, East Coast trip.
1916
box 8, folder 4
Miscellaneous notebooks.
1929-1942
box 8, folder 5-6
Diaries, East Coast trip.
1930
box 8, folder 9
Notebook, Pinnacles, Eureka.
1934,
1936
box 8, folder 10
Field notes, Pt. Lobos.
1934-35
box 8, folder 11
Diary, American Ornithological Union meeting, Toronto.
1935
box 8, folder 12
Field notes, Clear Lake Oaks, Calif.
1936
box 8, folder 13
Field notes, Carmel and Pt. Lobos.
1936-1938
box 8, folder 14
Field notes, Hastings Natural History Reserve.
1936-1943
box 8, folder 15
Field notes, Tulare Calif.
1937
box 8, folder 16
Field notes, Bodega Bay.
1938
box 8, folder 17
Field notes, Russian Gulch.
1941
box 8, folder 18
Field notes, Cedar Grove Ranger Station.
1942
Articles and Publications
box 9, folder 2
Miscellaneous articles and drafts.
1943-1952,
undated
box 9, folder 3
Annie Montague Alexander, 1867-1950
Draft and commemorative booklet.
1958
box 9, folder 4
"History of the Museum of Vertebrate
Zoology"
Manuscript.
ca. 1958
Series 3:
Professional Activities.
1910-1963
Physical Description:
Box 9, folders 5-18
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically.
Content/Description
Divided into 2 sub-series: Joseph Grinnell and Hilda Wood Grinnell. Joseph
Grinnell's professional materials relate to his work in the UC Berkeley
Department of Zoology and includes field exercises and examinations. There are also
drafts of reports of the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology to the President for the years
1910 and 1912, as well as lists of research projects undertaken in the museum from
1937-1961.
Hilda Grinnell's professional papers include records of her tenure as nature
counselor for the San Francisco Girl Scout Council's Camp Sugar Pine and
research files on natural history and bibliography.
Joseph Grinnell,
1910-1939
box 9, folder 5
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology.
1910-1939,
undated
box 9, folder 6
Announcements for lectures.
1920-1936
box 9, folder 7
Tribute to Professors Gilbert & Price, Stanford University.
1925
box 9, folder 8
Zoology Courses, UC Berkeley.
1927-1939
box 9, folder 9
Professional memberships.
1929-1931
box 9, folder 10
Interview with Chase Littlejohn, otter hunter.
1933
box 9, folder 11
Reports to the Cooper Ornithological Club.
1935-1938
Hilda Wood Grinnell,
1922-1963
box 9, folder 12
Department of Zoology, UC Berkeley.
1922-1937
box 9, folder 13
Research material on natural history.
1924-1947,
undated
box 9, folder 14
Cooper Ornithological Club.
1929-1945,
undated
box 9, folder 15
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology.
1935-1962
box 9, folder 16
Women's Faculty Club, UC Berkeley.
1939-1963
box 9, folder 17
Research material for bibliography.
1943,
undated
box 9, folder 18
Camp Sugar Pine (Girl Scouts).
1943-59,
undated
Series 4:
Wildlife Conservation.
1926-1965
Physical Description:
Box 10
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically.
Content/Description
Divided into 2 sub-series: Joseph Grinnell and Hilda Wood Grinnell. Dr.
Grinnell's conservation records contain research materials on animal poisoning
and wildlife control and include drafts for articles and position papers on this
subject.
Mrs. Grinnell's materials include files on California conservation efforts
from the late 1930's through the early 1960's. This series includes
newsletters published by the Grinnell Naturalists Society formed at Berkeley in 1940 to
promote the study of natural history in the west.
Joseph Grinnell,
1926-1938
box 10, folder 1
Articles and abstracts on rodent control.
1926-34
box 10, folder 2
Research material on predatory animal control.
1930-1938,
undated
box 10, folder 3
Resolutions regarding animal poisoning.
1930-1932
box 10, folder 4
Correspondence regarding animal poisoning.
1930-1934
box 10, folder 5
Bird poisoning.
1931-1932
box 10, folder 6
Articles and clippings.
1931-1938,
undated
box 10, folder 7
"Personal Statement Concerning the Use of Poison Against
Vertebrate Animal Life".
1931-1933
box 10, folder 8
"Considerations from the Conservationists' Point of View
Pertinent to the Problem of Wild Animal Control".
1932
box 10, folder 9
"The Wild Carnivorous Mammals of California".
1932
box 10, folder 10
"Native California Rodents in Relation to Water Supply".
1932
box 10, folder 11
Committee on Rodent and Wildlife Control, UC Berkeley.
1932
box 10, folder 12
Public health and wildlife control.
1932
Hilda Wood Grinnell,
1935-1965
box 10, folder 13
Point Lobos Reserve.
1935-1946
box 10, folder 14
Daughters of the American Revolution Reforestation Project.
1939-1946
box 10, folder 15
Western Bird Banding Association.
1939-1955
box 10, folder 16
Grinnell Naturalists Society.
1940-1961
box 10, folder 17
Frances Simes Hastings Natural History Reservation.
1940-1955
box 10, folder 18
California Conservation Council.
1941-1945
box 10, folder 19
Research material on Redwoods.
1942-1953,
undated
box 10, folder 20
South Calaveras Grove.
1944-1953,
undated
box 10, folder 21
Save San Francisco Bay Association.
1962,
undated
box 10, folder 23
Miscellaneous conservation materials.
1934-1965,
undated
Series 5:
Personal Papers.
1893-1967
Physical Description:
Box 11, Volume 1, Oversize Folder 1
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically.
Content/Description
Divided into 2 sub-series: Joseph Grinnell and Hilda Wood Grinnell. Joseph
Grinnell's materials include a scrapbook originally compiled by Elizabeth
Grinnell to record her son's activities and contains clippings, articles by
Joseph Grinnell regarding his trips to Alaska, photographs, and copies of the Nome
(Alaska) Daily News from 1900. Much of the contents of the scrapbook have been removed
and relocated to folders.
Joseph Grinnell,
1893-1951
volume 1
Scrapbook.
1898-1917
Scope and Content Note
Pertains to Joseph Grinnell's education, especially at Throop Polytechnic
Institute, with some photographs pasted in near the back.
oversize-folder 1 A
Loose items from scrapbook.
1893-1939
box 11, folder 1
Loose items from scrapbook.
1883-1939
box 11, folder 2
Throop diploma (B.A.) and invitation.
1897
box 11, folder 4
Stanford diploma (M.A.) and program.
1901
box 11, folder 5
Stanford diploma (Ph.D.) and program.
1913
box 11, folder 6
Written exam for Stanford Ph.D.
1913
box 11, folder 7
Clippings relating to Joseph Grinnell.
1915-1940,
undated
box 11, folder 8
Joseph Grinnell obituaries.
1939-1951,
undated
Hilda Wood Grinnell,
1906-1967
box 11, folder 8
Clippings relating to Hilda Wood Grinnell.
1906-1944
box 11, folder 9
Materials relating to Joseph Grinnell.
1908-1939,
undated
box 11, folder 10
Condolence cards on death of Joseph Grinnell.
1939
box 11, folder 11
Miscellaneous clippings.
1939-1962
box 11, folder 12
Clippings relating to Annie Montague Alexander.
1950-1967
box 11, folder 13
Ephemera.
1939-1950,
undated
box 11, folder 14
Joseph and Hilda Grinnell Memorial.
1960-1967,
undated
box 11, folder 16
Condolence letter on death of Hilda Wood Grinnell.
1963
