Guide to the Anderson Family Papers, 1859-1929
Guide to the Anderson Family Papers, 1859-1929
Collection number: M0111
Department of Special Collections and University ArchivesStanford University Libraries
Stanford, California
- Department of Special Collections
- Green Library
- Stanford University Libraries
- Stanford, CA 94305-6004
- Phone: (650) 725-1022
- Email: specialcollections@stanford.edu
- URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc
- Processed by:
- Special Collections staff
- Date Completed:
- ca. 1965
Letters from Anderson to:
1) Professor Norton April 18, 1908
2) Henry Holt May 31, 1908
Scope and Content Note
3) Professor Norton June 12, 1908
Scope and Content Note
4) Dear Sir July 18, 1908
Scope and Content Note
5) Dr. Jordan November 8, 1908
Scope and Content Note
6) Dear Sir--Protests against Hetch-Hetchy December, 1908
7) Revised letter [UNK]
8) Miss Myrtle E. Harris May 2, 1909
Scope and Content Note
9) Mr. Muir (John) May 2, 1909
Scope and Content Note
10) Friend F.F. Browne May 2, 1909
11) Mr. McClure (publisher) May 28, 1909
Scope and Content Note
12) Publishing Department of MacMillan Co. August 25, 1910
13) Marchese Viviani December 11, 1911
14) Leopoldo Bucciolini [UNK]
15) Waldo Browne September, 1915
Scope and Content Note
16) Capitano Cesare Andreoni September, 1915
17) Lena Anderson (Mrs. M.B.) October 14, 1915
18) Lena Anderson October 14, 1915
Scope and Content Note
19) Helen Anderson (niece) November 19, 1915
20) Dr. Henry S. Pritchard November 20, 1915
Scope and Content Note
21) Edward P. Anderson December 4, 1915
22) Waldo Browne January 11, 1916
23) Waldo Browne January 14, 1916
24) Poem--Christmas card January 16, 1916
25) Waldo Browne January 18, 1916
26) Dr. David Starr Jordan February 16, 1916
27) Waldo Browne April 1, 1916
28) Waldo Browne April 4, 1916
Scope and Content Note
29) Mrs. Emlin McClair April 8, 1916
Scope and Content Note
30) Waldo Browne May 3, 1916
31) Miss May May 31, 1916
Scope and Content Note
32) Miss Heywood May 31, 1916
Scope and Content Note
33) Robert Anderson June 1916
Scope and Content Note
34) Edith May June 11, 1916
Scope and Content Note
35) Anna Strunsky Walling June 13, 1916
Scope and Content Note
36) Reverend Sydney B. Snow June 13, 1916
37) Robert Anderson June 15, 1916
Scope and Content Note
38) Letter (copy) possibly to Mrs. Hoover June 23, 1916
39) John S. Phillips June 23, 1916
Scope and Content Note
50) Copy of letters addressed to friends concerning poem June 24, 1916
41) Revision of above June 1916
42) Robert Anderson August 1916
Scope and Content Note
43) Miss Heywood August 6, 1916
Scope and Content Note
44) Professor Howard J. Hall September 4, 1916
45) Waldo Browne September 4, 1916
46) David Starr Jordan September 4, 1916
Scope and Content Note
47) Robert Anderson September 5, 1916
Scope and Content Note
48) Waldo Browne September 5, 1916
Scope and Content Note
49) Mrs. Culver September 6, 1916
50) Maude Jay Wilson September 6, 1916
Scope and Content Note
51) Professor Katherine M. Graydon September 20, 1916
52) Professor William F. Bade, concerning his writing a biography [UNK] Muir. Offers articles September 20, 1916
53) Miss Heywood October 8, 1916
54) Mrs. Katherine Nash Thomas, concerning poem October 16, 1916
55) Prof. Howard J. Hall October 23, 1916
46) Senor Commendador October 23, 1916
57) A. Beaumont (correspondent of Daily Telegraph) October 28, 1916
58) Miss McClain November 17, 1916
Scope and Content Note
59) Mrs. Wilson October 1916
60) Poem to Gordon Craig 1916
61) Professor Smith February 27, 1917
Scope and Content Note
62) Caspar W. Hodgson October 9, 1923
Scope and Content Note
63) Mr. Nash January 1925
Scope and Content Note
64) Prof. Tatlock--list of published books April 6, 1925
65) Robert Anderson--letter unfinished April 6, 1925
66) Ray Lyman Wilbur ND
Letters from Catherine Merrill:
67) February 14, 1881
68) Appreciates having Ida there to teach February 18, 1881
69) Visit to Vermont and discussion of books September, 1881
70) Discusses the Andersons living at Butler College February 18, 1883
71) Discusses new books June 18, 1883
72) Rejoices that he is at Knox and receives promotion August 15, 1883
Scope and Content Note
73) Concerning Kate, her niece December 21, 1884
74) Discusses books-- Pattison's power of growth by experience and reading August 27, 1885
75) Hears of Anderson's going to Purdue July 2, 1886
76) Discusses a [UNK] which Anderson is to conduct January 26, 1887
77) Invitation to tea March [UNK], 1887
78) Invitation to lecture May 1, 1887
79) Newsy letter! May 17, 1887
Scope and Content Note
80) Sorry he's going West (Iowa,) but feels he is wise; need of growth July 15, 1887
81) Condolence for Father's illness-- September 3, 1887
Scope and Content Note
82) Describes Bass Point, Nahant, Mass. July 15, 1889
83) December 16, 1889
84) Letter for Catherine Merrill by Katherine Graydon August 1890
Scope and Content Note
85) Asks that he call on friend, etc. August 15, 1892
86) Condolence on death of daughter, Gertrude October 24, 1892
87) Sorry she wrote obituary for Gertrude--not good, she thought November 24, 1892
88) Tells of Janet's melancholia June 17, 1893
89) Hopes Anderson will visit her June 27, 1893
90) Invitation to visit her, discuss books May 9, 1894
Scope and Content Note
91) Thanks him for pictures sent from Palo Alto Discusses books July 17, 1894
92) Condolence for another death April 1895
93) Asks for references for her talk on The Child in Literature January 12, 1896
94) Thanks him for references February 7, 1896
95) Wonders if Anderson would consider cousin, Katherine Merrill, for assistant April 6, 1896
96) Thanks for Dial December 1, 1896
Scope and Content Note
97) Thanks for poem, picture of San Francisco Bay, etc. January 22, 1898
98) Contemplates his visit December 2, 1899
99) Asks him to give talk on French Literature
100) Delighted he'd come
101) Further arrangements
102) Further arrangements
103) Disappointed she cannot visit Anderson
104) Glad to see his article in Dial
105) Regrets not calling on his mother
Postcards--6
In Memoriam
Literary Criticism by Catherine Merrill
Miscellaneous Letters
106) A. H. Barnhill (real estate) January 1926, April 1926
107) Ellen Weir Cathcart October 29, 1901
108) Katherine Weir Dorsey September 1, 1901
109) Katherine Graydon July 26, 1883
110) Katherine Graydon February 26, 1885
111) Katherine Graydon May 22, 1891
112) Katherine Graydon May 21, 1891
113) Mary M. Graydon March 8, 1885
114) Mary M. Graydon August 14, 1887
115) Guglielmo La Wadon December 12, 1916
116) Kate Merrill to Catherine Merrill-- send to Prof. Merrill March 16, 1896
117) Mina Merrill June 29, 1891
118) Mina Merrill July 2, 1891
119) Mina Merrill September 23, 1891
120) September 30, 1891
121) Mina Merrill October 18, 1891
122) Mina Merrill January 17, 1892
123) S. Merrill December 4, 1901
124) Charles W. Moores December 21, 1890
125) Charles W. Moores September 14, 1890
126) Janet M. Moores April 17, 1881
127) Janet M. Moores February 7, 1886
128) Janet M. Moores April 15, 1888
129) Copies of letters from Rector of University of Paris March 1920
Scope and Content Note
130) May Aright Sewell January 28, 1889
131) May Louise Shipp May 3, [UNK]
132) May Louise Shipp July 15, 1901
133) May Louise Shipp August 3, 1901
134) May Louise Shipp August 7, 1901
135) May Louise Shipp August 13, 1901
136) May Louise Shipp September 2, 1901
137) World Book Company, Publishers August 2, 1921
138) World Book Company May 11, 1922
139) World Book to John Henry Nash--about Anderson February 21, 1924
140) Article of Agreement with World Book Co. and Anderson August 2, 1921
141) World Book Company August 13, 1929
142) Unfinished letter to Anderson March 19, 1905
143) Isabelle Higgins
144) To Melville Best Anderson from David Starr Jordan
145) Reply to Jordan by Anderson
Poems and drafts of poems, etc.
146) Poems to others
147) Drafts of poems
148) Poem to son Robert
149) On the founding of a Foundation in memory of Catherine Merrill
150) A Heroic Bit of History
151) Introducing Dr. Hale (Man Without a Country)
152) The Last Word
153) King Arthur and Arthurian Literature
154) Tribute to Anderson by Academic Council
155) Draft on Hamlet
Dante
156) Portraits of Dante by F. M. Mather
157) Notes on Dante
158) Virgil as conceived by Dante
Miscellaneous notes and articles
159) On Henry James
160) Italy's motives in the War
161) Has Hilda a Soul
162) George Gissing
163) Who is W. H. Hudson
164) Conversation of John Muir
165) Balzac--Life and Personal Character
166) Pamela
167) George Sand
168) Chateaubriand--prose epic of Les Natchez
169) Chatterlou--Alfred de Vigny
170) Conversation of John Muir
Translations
171) Leopardi: The Broom Plant (translation)
172) Hugo: Les Voix Suterieures
173) Schiller's Don Carlos
174) Charlemagne's Sea Voyage
175) Le Martine's Jocelyn--Peasants at the Spring
176) Le Martine's Jocelyn--Human Caravan, Moses, Night, Cavern
177) Song from Roy Blas
178) Alfred de Vigny--La Maison du Berger
179) Alfred de Vigny--Mount of Olives
180) Alfred de Musset--La Nuit de Mai (The Mure)
181) Alfred de Musset--December Night
182) Alfred de Musset--Remembrance
183) Alfred de Musset--Rolla
184) Alfred de Musset--Conclusions of a Letter to Lamartine
185) Beranger's Les Fous
186) Flotsam and Jetsam on the Shore of a Memory
187) Description of outing at Pacific Grove-- [UNK]
188) Concerning Ewald Flugel--read in Memorial Chapel, December 8, 1914
189) Translation by Anderson of Grimm's lectures on Goethe. Lectures 1-4
190) Continuation Lectures 5-7
191) Diaries, accounts, etc.
192) Diaries, accounts, etc.
193) Photos
194) Class Rolls: 1878-1886(not complete)
195) Class Rolls: 1886-1906
196) From Anderson's Library and Popular Key to Birds, Reptiles (1874)
Diary of Motor Trip-- 1920
197) Film Book--Europe
Gertrude in Death
198) Postcards, College Album, Bookmarks?
199) Articles in Dial, Popular Science, Indiana College Ass. Address at laving of cornerstone for Stanford Library, Notes on 50 poems by Browning, Founders Day Address
200) Photos and Mementos from Gertrude and Balfour
E. C. Anderson
201) Baptist quarterlies
202) Diary, School Report--Michigan, 1859
203) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
204) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
205) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
206) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
207) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
208) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
209) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
210) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
211) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
212) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
213) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
214) Sermons of E. C. Anderson
215)Diploma from Nova Scotia
Diploma from Newton Theological Institute
Grand Lodge Masons
Mrs. Andersons--honorary member of American Baptist Missionary Union