Inventory of the Nell Irvin Painter Papers, 1793-2006 and undated, bulk 1876-2004
[top]Descriptive Summary
Repository
Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke
University
Creator
Painter, Nell
Irvin
Title
Nell Irvin Painter Papers,
1793-2006 and
undated, bulk
1876-2004
Language of Material
Material
in English
Extent
150 Linear Feet
110,000 Items
Abstract
110,000 Items
Nell Irvin Painter is a
scholar, teacher, and writer in 19th- and 20th-century American and African
American history who has taught at Harvard, Princeton, and the Universities of
North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
Collection spans the years 1793-2006, with
the bulk of the material dating between 1876 and 2004, and contains
correspondence, research notes, photocopies, manuscripts, proofs, syllabi,
department memoranda, records of her speaking engagements, photographs,
personal journals, audio tapes, audio cassettes, videocassettes, and computer
diskettes. Also contains extensive records related to the research and writing
of five of her major books:
Exodusters: Black Migration to Kansas after
Reconstruction;
The Narrative of Hosea Hudson: His Life as a
Negro Communist in the South;
Standing at Armageddon: The United States,
1877-1919;
Sojourner Truth, A Life, A Symbol; and
Creating Black Americans: African-American
History and its Meanings, 1619 to the Present.
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Administrative Information
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Copyright Notice
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to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the
Regulations and Procedures of the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special
Collections Library.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Nell Irvin Painter Papers, Rare Book,
Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University.
Provenance
The Nell Irvin Painter Papers were received by the Rare Book,
Manuscript, and Special Collections Library as a gift in 2002-2006.
Processing Information
Processed by Michael Shumate, Paula Jeannet Mangiafico, Owen Yeates,
Aisha Peay, Christina Ramos, Marlyse Hickman MacDonald, Ted Holt, David Hershey,
November 2006
Encoded by Michael Shumate, Owen Yeates, Aisha Peay, Ted Holt, David
Hershey
Completed November 2006
Accessions 2002-0182, 2006-0077 were merged into one collection,
described in this finding aid.
Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory:
DACS, EAD, NCEAD guidelines, and local
Style Guide.
Processing Note: Before the library
accessioned this collection many of the materials were exposed to water, and
some of them developed mold. The mold was remediated as discovered during
processing, and the affected materials were labeled on the front of the folder
and also in this box list. Remediation does not, however, guarantee that all
mold was either discovered or eliminated.
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Biographical Note
| 1942 Aug. 2 | Born Nell Elizabeth Irvin, in Houston, Texas, to Frank and Dona L. Irvin |
| 1962-1963 | Studied French medieval history at University of Bordeaux, France |
| 1964 | B.A. (honors) in anthropology, University of California, Berkeley |
| 1965-1966 | Studied at University of Ghana, Institute of African Studies; met Colin Painter, a linguistics teacher at the university, to whom she was married from 1965 to 1966 |
| 1967 | M.A. in African history, University of California, Los Angeles |
| 1969 | Entered Harvard doctoral program in history; met Nellie Y. McKay, a first-year graduate student in English, and began lifelong friendship |
| 1974 | Ph.D. in American history, Harvard University |
| 1974-1977 | Assistant Professor of History, University of Pennsylvania |
| 1976 | Published Exodusters: Black Migration to Kansas After Reconstruction |
| 1977-1980 | Associate Professor of History, University of Pennsylvania |
| 1979 | Published The Narrative of Hosea Hudson: His Life as a Negro Communist in the South |
| 1980-1988 | Professor of History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| 1982-1983 | Guggenheim Fellow |
| 1985-1986 | Russell Sage Visiting Professor of History, Hunter College of the City University of New York |
| 1987 | Published Standing at Armageddon: The United States, 1877-1919 |
| 1988-1989 | Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences Fellow |
| 1988-1991 | Professor of History, Princeton University |
| 1989 Oct. 14 | Married Glenn R. Shafer, a professor in the business school of the University of Kansas |
| 1990-1991 | Acting Director, Program in Afro-American Studies, Princeton University |
| 1991- | Edwards Professor of American History, Princeton University |
| 1992-1993 | National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship |
| 1996 | Published Sojourner Truth, A Life, A Symbol |
| 1997-2000 | Director, Program in African American Studies, Princeton University |
| 2002 | Published Southern History Across the Color Line |
| 2004 April | Retirement conference in her honor, Princeton University: "Constructing the Past, Creating the Future: The Legacy of Nell Irvin Painter" |
| 2005 | Published Creating Black Americans: African American History and Its Meanings, 1619 to the Present |
| 2007 | Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences |
In addition to items listed in the chronology, Painter has been an active member of a wide variety of professional organizations, including: the American Antiquarian Society, the American Historical Association, the American Studies Association, Association of Black Women Historians, Berkshire Conference of Women Historians, the Institute for Southern Studies, the National Book Foundation, Organization of American Historians, and the Southern Historical Association. She has also served on the editorial boards of several publishers and journals, including the University of North Carolina Press, the Encyclopedia of American Cultural and Intellectual History, and SIGNS.
Sources for biographical information include: Contemporary Authors Online; Contemporary Black Biography; Notable Black American Women; Who's Who in America, 2005-; and Painter's web site, www.nellpainter.com.
[top]Collection Overview
The Nell Irvin Painter Papers span the
years 1793-2006, with the bulk of the material dating between 1876 and 2004,
and are primarily composed of the extensive correspondence, writing, research,
teaching materials, and other professional papers that Painter has produced in
a forty-year career as a student, scholar, teacher, and writer in 19th- and
20th-century American and African American history. These materials document
the breadth and depth of Painter's interests and her intellectual and personal
influence on a generation of historians. Her varied roles as student, teacher,
colleague, and mentor are recorded in a wide variety of formats: correspondence
with colleagues, students, family, and friends; syllabi, department memoranda,
and meeting minutes from her graduate and faculty positions at Harvard,
Princeton, and the Universities of North Carolina and Pennsylvania; materials
from many professional organizations in the fields of African American history,
Southern history, American studies, and women's studies; and records of her
speaking engagements, conferences, and meetings. Painter the historian and
author are revealed in the extensive notes, photocopies, recordings,
photographs, manuscripts, and proofs produced in writing many articles and five
of her major books:
Exodusters: Black Migration to Kansas after
Reconstruction;
The Narrative of Hosea Hudson: His Life as a Negro
Communist in the South;
Standing at Armageddon: The United States,
1877-1919;
Sojourner Truth, A Life, A Symbol; and
Creating Black Americans: African-American History
and its Meanings, 1619 to the Present. The portrait is rounded out by
the materials in several smaller series: personal files, which include
materials from her student years at Harvard and abroad in Ghana and France as
well as personal journals; a few papers of Ghanaian writer Ayi Kwei Armah; photographs, including many historical photographs
of African Americans as well as many personal snapshots in color and
black-and-white; and other non-print media such as audiotapes, audiocassettes,
videocassettes, and computer diskettes.
In effect the collection creates a record of both historical and
contemporary value at once. Because of Painter's intellectual interests and
research, her papers contain a wealth of information about many topics in
American history: biography of African Americans; biography as a literary form;
slavery; Reconstruction; the 1870s migration from the South to Kansas; a
variety of social reform movements--such as abolition, communism, labor, and
women's suffrage--and movers, such as Sojourner Truth and Hosea Hudson; and the
history of social conditions and political change in the United States from the
early-19th to the mid-20th century, particularly as expressed in race
relations, in women's history, and in the South. At the same time, because of
her own life and career, Painter's papers not only document the content and
process of her historiographic inquiry, they also constitute their own,
contemporary record of many trends in American culture, especially as regards
career and educational choices and opportunities for women and African
Americans. Her correspondence with students, colleagues, and longtime friends
such as Nellie Y. McKay, her teaching material and academic files, her papers
from an array of historians' organizations, and her personal journals each shed
their own light on these themes. In sum these documents both outline and detail
some of the emerging roles of women and African Americans in American society.
The collection attests to the value and stimulation of the intellectual life
while recording almost every step taken in pursuit of it, from the minutiae of
academic research and job-hunting, to the attainment of personal success, to
the challenges and rewards that inhere in a lifetime's worth of effort to get
new fields accepted and established in the academic community.
The collection is arranged in nine series: Correspondence, Writings and Research, Teaching Materials,
Professional Service, Personal Files, Photographic Materials, Audiovisual
Materials, Electronic Formats, and the Ayi Kwei Armah Papers.The first
four series comprise almost ninety percent of the physical extent of the
collection and are each divided into several subseries. The
Correspondence
Series, arranged in four subseries-- Chronological, Alphabetical,
Student/Candidate Files, and Nellie Y. McKay--is the largest in the collection. It
follows Painter's personal life, education, and professional career from her
graduate years at Harvard in the late 1960s through her retirement from
Princeton in 2004. The subseries reflect the various filing arrangements that
Painter used over this long span, so there is much overlap between the largest
subseries here, the Chronological Subseries, and the other three subseries
arranged by the names of individual, organizations, and topics. All of the
subseries are rich with detail of the personal and professional lives and
intellectual interests of Painter, her colleagues, and a generation of her
students, many of whom have gone on to careers as professional historians
themselves. But the Nellie Y. McKay Subseries (CLOSED) is of
particular interest because it illustrates the same issues at such depth and
length, providing a longitudinal record of the parallel paths of two
friends--both women, both African American, and both scholars--balancing their
personal lives with their lifelong effort to establish themselves and their
chosen fields of study, African American history and African American
literature, in the academic community.
The
Writings and Research
Series is arranged in seven subseries. The first five of these are
based on five of Painter's major books, as described below; the final two
subseries are Other Research Topics, which gathers
many of Painter's shorter writings, and Writings by
Others. With the exception of the last, all the subseries here contain
correspondence with colleagues and editors; typescript drafts of works; various
stages of proof; photocopies of archival materials and published articles;
extensive notes about her readings and research; and some photographs and
recordings, most of which have been removed to their respective series for
preservation. The subseries based on Painter's major books are arranged by
title, with the first being also her most recent,
Creating Black Americans:
African-American History and its Meanings, 1619 to the Present.
The smallest subseries in Writings and Research, it consists mainly of
typescript drafts of several chapters of a work that uses many examples of
20th-century African American art to enrich and illustrate a broad survey of
African American history. The next subseries is based on Painter's first book,
Exodusters: Black Migration to
Kansas after Reconstruction, which recounts and interprets the
emigration of thousands of African Americans from the South to the Midwest in
the late 1870s. Because the book was a revision and expansion of her
dissertation, the subseries contains research, notes, and writing from her
graduate years in addition to the material derived directly from her work on
the book. The
Exodusters files consist heavily of
photocopies of archival materials and newspaper and periodical articles. The
next subseries is based on Painter's second book,
The Narrative of Hosea Hudson:
His Life as a Negro Communist in the South; it departs sharply
from her first in subject matter and treatment, and its differences are
reflected in the material gathered here. This book marked her first major
publication in biography, a form that became a career-long interest as literary
genre and historiographical tool. It is based on the life of Hosea Hudson, an
African American labor organizer and Communist Party member in
Birmingham, Alabama, from the early 1930s until
losing his job and being blacklisted as a communist in 1947. The subseries
documents how Painter came into contact with Hudson (by way of her close
friend, Nellie McKay), and how their collaboration evolved into a work that
synthesizes Hudson's responses to Painter's questions into a narrative of his
long and varied life. The unusual genesis of the book is reflected in the
make-up of the subseries, which differs from others here in being, rather than
predominantly research material and notes, an even distribution among the
categories of correspondence, drafts, and research. The
Sojourner Truth, A Life, A Symbol
Subseries documents Painter's work on the life, work, and cultural image
of the famous ex-slave who became an abolitionist, preacher, and early women's
suffragist. While religion plays a strong role in her analysis of Truth,
Painter also focuses on the effects of
physical and sexual abuse of women of that period,
including how it influenced the
child-rearing practices of slaves and former slaves.
The final subseries based on Painter's major books is the
Standing at Armageddon: The United States,
1877-1919 Subseries. This 1987 work analyzes the political,
economic, and social history of the United States from the end of
Reconstruction to the end of
World War I, including discussion of Progressivism,
socialism,
labor radicalism and the reactions to it,
women's suffrage,
immigration, and race. In addition to correspondence,
manuscripts, and research related directly to
Standing at Armageddon, this subseries
also gathers much other research and writing on the same issues addressed in
the book, including work on how labor, gender, and race relate to American
economic and political conditions of the late-19th and early-20th centuries. As
mentioned, the Other Research Topics Subseries
gathers research, correspondence, and drafts of many of Painter's shorter
writings such as addresses, articles, and essays; these cover many of the same
issues addressed in the books, and in some cases represent early versions of
specific chapters. Finally, the Writings by Others
Subseries consists of drafts, published works, and lectures by family
members, colleagues, and other individuals. Although other such works appear in
other subseries, too, these differ in that they could not be specifically
related to Painter's work on a particular book or article, and most of them had
been foldered by her under the name of individual authors rather than grouped
by topic or by the title of one of her own works-in-progress. The subseries
contains some reproductions of 19th- and early-20th-century writings but
predominantly consists of the work of contemporary historians.
The
Teaching Materials
Series documents Painter's work with students and academic
colleagues at several universities: Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania,
the University of North Carolina, Hunter College, and Princeton University. The
Courses Subseries contains syllabi, reading lists,
and Painter's notes on the development of her courses. Course titles and
content reflect not only the differences between teaching undergraduate survey
courses and directing graduate-level seminars, but also the evolution of
women's studies and African American studies in the curriculum. The
Academic Files Subseries shows Painter in many
different roles over three decades: graduate student, job applicant, junior and
tenured faculty member, dissertation advisor, mentor, and department head. This
portrait is supported by a varied collection of correspondence, departmental
and university memoranda, files on her job searches, and files on the
development of curricula and programs at several major universities.
The
Professional Service
Series, arranged in two subseries, documents Painter's activities
in the broader academic community beyond her university of employment and her
personal connections. The Organizations Subseries
collects materials from well over one hundred professional organizations,
conferences, foundations, committees and task forces, as well as editorial
boards of journals and publishers with which Painter has worked during her
career. The subseries is particularly rich with information about the work of
organizations and some publishers in the fields of American and African
American history, American studies, Southern history, and women's studies. The
Engagements Subseries shows Painter's involvement
with such organizations from a slightly different angle. Gathered here are
documents relating to addresses, speeches, and honors at some three hundred
conferences, meetings, and symposia. Although drafts of some of these
presentations appear here, most of the substantive drafts have been placed in
the Writings Series; this subseries is more a record of what topics she spoke
on, what occasioned the event, and with what organizations she has interacted
throughout her career.
Five smaller series and a gathering of oversize material round out the
collection. The
Personal Files Series
contains an assortment of biographical information, including copies of many
curricula vitae; clippings and other documents about her family; and some
records of her student years, especially her travel and study in France and
Africa. The richest material in the series, however, is the collection of some
three dozen personal journals covering most of the years from 1959-2005; they
contain several thousand pages of Painter's thought about her life and career,
from before her college years to her retirement as an internationally-renowned
scholar and writer (NOTE: some journals are CLOSED--see series note for further details). The
Photographic Materials
Series contains several hundred photographs, predominantly
personal snapshots but also including some professional portraits of Painter as
well as a number of original photographs and reproductions of archival
photographs she used in her research and writing. Much of the material in the
early years of the
Audiovisual Materials
Series is related to her research and writing; by the 1990s, the
content shifts focus to documenting Painter herself on the occasion of various
interviews and addresses. The
Electronic Formats
Series consists of diskettes with a variety of files containing
correspondence and drafts of writings. It is likely that much of this material
is already represented elsewhere in the collection in printed form. Painter's documents conclude with the
Oversize Materials,
where a small number of items from several series and subseries are gathered. Much of this material
is of peripheral interest to the main body of the collection, although the
oversize Writings Series contains a number of unique research items. The final series in the collection consists not of Painter's own work but that of a Ghanaian novelist and poet; see the Ayi Kwei Armah Papers (RESTRICTED) series note for further information on the provenance and usage of these materials.
Note about date range of materials: The
primary material produced by Painter begins around 1959 with her earliest
journals. Earlier dates in various series, occurring mainly in Writings and
Research, reflect the intellectual content and original publication of the
large volume of reproduced research material present in the collection.
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Subject Headings
These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a
search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will
bring up other related research materials.
- Painter, Nell Irvin.
- Painter, Nell Irvin. Exodusters.
- Painter, Nell Irvin. Narrative of Hosea Hudson.
- Painter, Nell Irvin. Sojourner Truth.
- Painter, Nell Irvin. Standing at Armageddon.
- Painter, Nell Irvin. Creating Black Americans.
- Hudson, Hosea.
- McKay, Nellie Y.
- Armah, Ayi Kwei, 1939-
- Truth, Sojourner, d. 1883.
- Harvard University--Students.
- Princeton University--Faculty.
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill--Faculty.
- University of Pennsylvania--Faculty.
- Abolitionists--United States.
- African American college teachers.
- African American women--Education (Higher)
- African Americans--Biography.
- African Americans--Education (Higher)
- African Americans--Employment.
- African Americans--History--1877-1964.
- African Americans--History--19th century.
- African Americans--Historiography.
- African Americans--Intellectual life.
- African Americans--Migrations--History--19th century.
- African Americans--Photography.
- African Americans--Professional education.
- African Americans--Study and teaching.
- African fiction--20th century.
- Biography as a literary form.
- College teachers--Correspondence.
- Female friendship.
- Feminist theory.
- Historians--United States.
- History--Study and teaching (Higher)--United States.
- Migration, Internal--United States--History--19th century.
- Reconstruction.
- Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877)
- Scholars--Correspondence.
- Slavery--United States.
- Social reformers--United States.
- Women--Southern States--History--19th century.
- Women--Suffrage--United States--History.
- Women--United States--History.
- Ghana--In literature.
- United States--History--Textbooks.
- United States--History--1865-1921.
- United States--Politics and government--1865-1933.
- United States--Race relations.
- United States--Social conditions--1865-1918.
- United States--Study and teaching--History.
- Kansas--History.
- Southern States--Historiography.
- Southern States--History--Study and teaching.
- Ghana--Description and travel.
- France--Description and travel.
- Audio cassettes. [AAT]
- Audio tapes. [AAT]
- Journals. [AAT]
- Machine-readable records. [AAT]
- Photographs. [AAT]
- Proofs. [AAT]
- Videocassettes. [AAT]
Related Material
The following collections in the Duke University Rare Book, Manuscript
and Special Collections Library may contain related material:
Irvin Family Papers,
circa 1890s-2003
Nell Irvin Painter Letters and Photographs,
1957-2004 (provenance,
Jacqueline Bryant Smith)
Nellie Y. McKay Papers [unprocessed collection]
In addition, Painter's interview tapes with Hosea Hudson are housed in
the Southern Historical Collection at the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill. For further information, see the subseries note for the
Hosea Hudson Subseries in the
Writings and Research Series.
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Detailed Description of Collection
Correspondence Series, 1862-2005 and undated, bulk 1970-2003
(89 boxes)
Contains professional correspondence between Painter and her
professors, colleagues, and students over the course of her career; personal
letters to and from family, friends, and colleagues; and some administrative
and interdepartmental memoranda from each of the universities at which Painter
served as professor. Documents Painter's personal life, education, and career
from her graduate years at Harvard in the late 1960s up through her retirement
from Princeton in 2004. Major figures who corresponded with Painter include
African-American novelist
Toni Morrison; professors of English
Houston A. Baker, Jr.,
Werner Sollors, and
Nellie Y. McKay; and historians
Darlene Clark Hine and
William L. Andrews. Theirs and others'
correspondence may appear in either the Chronological Subseries or Alphabetical
Subseries. Professional correspondence also includes some letters related to
editorial matters, organizations such as the National Endowment for the
Humanities, and such publishers as
Heinneman of the African Writer's Series.
Arranged in four subseries: the Chronological,
Alphabetical, Student/Candidate
Files, and Nellie Y. McKay (CLOSED).
In addition to the material gathered in this series,
correspondence can be found in many other places in the collection. This is
particularly true of the
Writings and Research Series and the
Professional Service Series. In the case of
the former, each of the five subseries for Painter's major books contains a
Correspondence subgroup within it related to research and publication of the
book, and correspondence also appears in various folders throughout the other
two subseries. In the Professional Service Series, correspondence appears in
both subseries, though in more substantial amounts in the Organizations
Subseries.
Processing Note: Letters often include
attachments, such as photographs, articles, newspaper clippings, and booklets
related to Painter's research or academia in general, and abstracts and drafts
of dissertation chapters from students. Unattached photographs have been
removed to the
Photographic Materials Series. Unattached
book manuscripts and articles from colleagues have been removed to the Writings
and Research Series, Writings by Others Subseries. Unattached departmental
memoranda, course syllabi, and writings by students have been removed to the
Teaching Materials Series.
Processing Note: Materials in this
series containing mold have been remediated, replaced in the collection, and so
identified on the folder and in the box list. See Processing Information
section of this finding aid for more complete information.
Chronological Subseries, 1969-2005 and undated, bulk 1970-2003
(51 boxes)
Correspondence between Painter and professors, colleagues,
students, friends, and family over the course of her career.
Arranged in chronological order by year, month, and, in some
places, day. Where possible, Painter's own system of labeling has been
retained, which accounts for some overlap in dates across folders. Materials
from the mid to late 1990s and early 2000 often have been divided into the
categories
"professional,"
"business,"
and
"personal"
as Painter saw fit,
and the folders containing these materials have been so labeled along with the
year and, at times, month. Printed electronic correspondence was largely
separated by Painter from traditionally-formatted letters when it first began
to appear in the mid-1990s and has been retained in her folders; after a few
years, however, she began to treat e-mail as any other correspondence and by
2002 was interfiling items regardless of how they originated.
Box 1
1969
Apr.-Dec.
1970
Jan.-Dec.
(2 folders)
1970 Autumn
[Mold identified and remediated.]
1971 Jan-Dec.
(2 folders)
1972
Jan.-Dec.
(3 folders)
1973
Jan.-Dec.
(2 folders)
Box 2
1974
Jan.-Dec.
(3 folders)
1975
Jan.-Dec.
(2 folders)
1976
Jan.-Dec.
1976-1977
Spring
1976 Autumn-1977 Spring,
outgoing
(2 folders)
Box 3
1977
Jan.-Dec.
(2 folders)
1977,
Miscellaneous
1977-1978
1977-1978, Last minute
correspondence, Robinson Hall, etc.
1978
Jan.-Dec.
(2 folders)
1978 Feb.-Aug.,
Miscellaneous
(3 folders)
1979
Jan.-Dec.
(2 folders)
Box 4
1979-1980, Historical,
general
[Items removed to Photographic Materials Series.]
Undated, circa
1970-1979
(2 folders)
1979-1980,
Miscellaneous
1980
Jan.-Dec.
[Some items removed to Oversize Materials.]
1980 Mar.-Oct.,
Miscellaneous
1981
Jan.-Dec.
(2 folders)
Box 5
1981 Sept.-Dec.,
Miscellaneous
1982
Jan.-Dec.
1982 Jan.-Dec.,
Miscellaneous
(3 folders)
[Item removed to Photographic Materials Series.]
1983
Jan.-Dec.
(2 folders)
1983 Autumn
(2 folders)
[Mold identified and remediated.]
Box 6
1983-1984,
Miscellaneous
(5 folders)
1984 Spring
(4 folders)
1984 Autumn
(2 folders)
Box 7
1985
Spring
(6 folders)
June-Aug., Letters
received
(3 folders)
Aug.-Sept.,
Miscellaneous
Sept.-Dec.
(Folders 1-2 of 4)
Box 8
Sept.-Dec.
(Folders 3-4 of 4)
Miscellaneous
(3 folders)
[Items removed to Photographic Materials Series.]
1986
Jan.-Feb.
(4 folders)
Box 9
Mar.-May
(5 folders)
Summer,
Miscellaneous
Autumn
(3 folders)
Autumn,
Miscellaneous
Box 10
Miscellaneous
(5 folders)
1987
Mar.-Dec.
(3 folders)
Box 11
Spring
(3 folders)
Spring,
Miscellaneous
(2 folders)
June,
Miscellaneous
July,
Miscellaneous
Autumn,
Miscellaneous
Late autumn,
Miscellaneous
Box 12
1987 Dec.- 1988
Spring
1988
Feb.-Dec.
Spring
(3 folders)
Spring,
Miscellaneous
(4 folders)
[Photographs, water-damaged, removed to Photographic
Materials Series.]
Summer,
Miscellaneous
(Folder 1 of 2)
Box 13
Summer,
Miscellaneous
(Folder 2 of 2)
Sept.-Nov.,
Miscellaneous
(4 folders)
Winter,
Miscellaneous
(2 folders)
1989
Jan.-Dec.
(Folder 1 of 3)
Box 14
Jan.-Dec.
(Folders 2-3 of 3)
Jan.-Dec.,
Miscellaneous
(4 folders)
Jan.-May,
Miscellaneous
(Folders 1-3 of 5)
Box 15
Jan.-May,
Miscellaneous
(Folders 4-5 of 5)
Summer
(2 folders)
Undated, circa
1980-1989
(2 folders)
1989-1990
(Folders 1-4 of 6)
Box 16
1989-1990
(Folders 5-6 of 6)
1989-1990,
Miscellaneous
1989-1991
(2 folders)
1990
Jan.-Oct.
Mar.-May
Miscellaneous
(2 folders)
Box 17
Summer,
Miscellaneous
(5 folders)
Autumn,
Miscellaneous
(4 folders)
Aug.-Oct.,
Miscellaneous
Box 18
Oct.-Dec.,
Miscellaneous
Dec.
1990-1991
1990-1991,
Miscellaneous
(2 folders)
1991
Jan.
Mar.-Dec.
Mar., Miscellaneous
Spring, History
Miscellaneous
(Folder 1 of 2)
Box 19
Spring, History
Miscellaneous
(Folder 2 of 2)
Jan.-Dec.,
Personal
June-Aug.,
History
(4 folders)
Tasks from June
Oct.-Dec.
(5 folders)
Box 20
June-Dec.,
Miscellaneous
(7 folders)
1991-1992,
Professional
1991 Dec.-1992
Jan.
(2 folders)
[Item removed to Oversize Materials.]
1992
Jan.-Feb.
(3 folders)
Box 21
Feb.-May.
(5 folders)
Spring
(2 folders)
June-Dec.
(4 folders)
Box 22
May-Dec.,
Professional
(10 folders)
General
Box 23
1992 Fall-1993 Feb.,
E-mail
1993
Jan.-Sep.
(9 folders)
[Audiocassette removed to Audiovisual Materials Series.]
Box 24
Oct.-Dec.
(5 folders)
June-Aug.,
Professional
(5 folders)
Box 25
1993-1994
1993-1995
(4 folders)
1993-1995, Miscellaneous
business
(2 folders)
1993-1996, Early 1990s
Correspondence
1994
Jan.-Mar.
(4 folders)
Box 26
Apr.-Dec.
(8 folders)
Autumn
Box 27
Jan.-July 15,
E-mail
(9 folders)
Box 28
July 15-Nov. 14,
E-mail
(9 folders)
Box 29
Nov. 15-Dec. 31,
E-mail
(5 folders)
1995
Jan.-June
(5 folders)
Box 30
July-Dec.
(5 folders)
Jan.-Feb. 21,
E-mail
(5 folders)
Box 31
Feb. 21-May 10,
E-mail
(9 folders)
Box 32
May. 10-July 13,
E-mail
(8 folders)
Box 33
July-Oct. 18,
E-mail
(9 folders)
Box 34
Oct.
18-Dec.,
(5 folders)
Personal
1995-1996
Miscellaneous
Personal
Professional
(1 of 2 folders)
Box 35
Professional
(2 of 2 folders)
1996
Jan.-Dec.
(10 folders)
Box 36
Jan.-Apr.,
E-mail
(7 folders)
Box 37
Apr.-Aug.,
E-mail
(12 folders)
Box 38
Sep.-Oct.,
E-mail
(2 folders)
1996-2000,
Professional
1997
Jan.-Sep.
(7 folders)
[Audiocassettes removed to Audiovisual Materials Series.]
Box 39
1997
Oct.-Dec.
(3 folders)
1998
Jan.-Dec.
(5 folders)
[Diskette removed to Electronic Formats Series.]
1998
Professional
1998-1999
Personal
1998-1999 Personal and
professional
1999
Jan.-Jun.
(2 folders)
Box 40
Jul.-Dec.
(2 folders)
Spring,
Professional
(3 folders)
Spring,
Personal
Summer,
Business
Summer,
Professional
Personal
(3 folders)
Personal and professional
Box 41
1999-2000,
Personal
(3 folders)
1999-2000, Personal and
professional
(2 folders)
2000
Jan.-Dec.
(3 folders)
Personal
(2 folders)
Professional
(Folder 1 of 2)
Box 42
Professional
(Folder 2 of 2)
Personal and professional
(3 folders)
E-mail
(5 folders)
Box 43
2000-2001,
Professional
(2 folders)
2000-2001,
E-mail
2000-2002,
E-mail
(2 folders)
2000-2002, Personal and
professional
2001
(4 folders)
Box 44
2001, E-mail
(5 folders)
2001 June-2002 July,
E-mail
(2 folders)
2001 June-2002 July,
Professional
(2 folders)
2002
Jan., holiday and
greeting cards
Box 45
Feb.-Nov.,
(9 folders)
Box 46
Nov.-Dec.
(5 folders)
2003
Jan.
(3 folders)
[4 videocassettes removed to Audiovisual Materials
Series.]
Box 47
Feb.-Apr.
(9 folders)
Box 48
May-June
(4 folders)
Summer,
June-Sept.
July-Aug.
(3 folders)
Box 49
Sept-Oct.
(3 folders)
Fall,
Oct.-Dec.
(2 folders)
Nov.-Dec.
(3 folders)
Box 50
Dec.
(3 folders)
2004
Jan.-Apr.
(6 folders)
Box 51
2004 May-2005
Apr.
(4 folders)
[DVD removed to Audiovisual Materials Series.]
[Two CDs removed to Electronic Formats Series.]
Undated, circa
1990-2004
(2 folders)
[CD removed to Audiovisual Materials Series.]
Alphabetical Subseries, 1969-2000 and undated, bulk 1977-2000
(19 boxes)
Correspondence between Painter and professors, colleagues,
students, friends, and family over the course of her career. Many of the same
correspondents may also appear in the Chronological Subseries. Arranged
alphabetically, mainly by personal surname but also by names of organizations
and topical names assigned by Painter. Correspondence with family and some
close friends may appear under their individual names but also under the
categories Family, Family and Friends, and Intimates.
Box 52
Adam Matthew Publications,
1996
African American Women on
Clarence Thomas,
1991
Africans into Americans,
1998-1999
Air Conditioning Electricity - Princeton University,
1993
Alexander, Eleanor,
1992-1999
(4 folders)
Alonso, Harriet,
1998
Amar, April,
undated
American Academy in Berlin,
2000
American Antiquarian Society Lecture,
1999
American Historical Association,
"Biography,"
1998
American Historical Review,
1998
Angelou, Maya,
1984-1985
(3 folders)
Anonymous,
1999
Aptheker, Herbert,
1993
Aron, Steve,
1996
Arthur Holbrook Productions,
1996
Aufderheide, Pat,
1986-1988
Bair, Barbara,
1991-1996
Baker, Houston,
1979-1982
Baker, Houston and Charlotte,
1980-1984
Banat, Kathy,
1978 and
undated
Box 53
Barber, Edwin,
1992
(2 folders)
Barnes, Denise,
1983
Barnett, Bernice,
1993
Batiste, Stephanie,
1993-1995
Bell, Derrick,
1978-1999
(3 folders)
Bell, Susan and Marilyn Yalom,
1985
Bell-Scott, Patricia,
1996-1999
Belton, David,
1982 and
undated
Bethel, Elizabeth,
1978-1988
(4 folders)
Bhabha, Homi,
1991-1992
Boffard, Jean-Claude,
1984
Book blurbs,
1995
Bond, Julian,
2000
Bordeaux reunion,
1992
[Photographs removed to Photographic Materials Series.]
Bossy, Denise,
1994-1996
(2 folders)
Bradley, Bill,
1996
Brauer, Carl,
1976-1977,
1982-1985
(2 folders)
Bristol-Budd Center for Anti-Slavery Studies,
1996
Box 54
Brown, Elsa Barkley,
1993-1994
Brown, Letitia Woods,
1987
Brown, Spencer,
1990-1993
Brown University,
1992
Bundles, A'Lelia,
1994-1999
Butler, Mary,
1988-1989
Butler, Reginald,
1994-1999
Call, Malcolm,
1977
University of California, San Diego,
1986
Cambridge,
Harvard,
Radcliffe,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (
MIT),
1981-1985
Campbell, Christopher,
1983
Campbell, Susan,
1994
Carby, Hazel,
1999-2000
Carhart, Tom,
1994
Carlson Publishing,
1993-1995
Carter, Dan,
undated
Charles Scribner's Sons,
Violence in America: An
Encyclopedia,
1997-1999
(2 folders)
China,
1984-1985
Box 55
Clapp, Nancy,
1986-1987
Class e-lists,
1995
Collier-Thomas, Bettye, 1988-1990, 1994
(3 folders)
CommonQuest,
1996
Contention,
1993
Correspondence with historians and librarians,
1971-1972
Cox, Thomas,
1980-1983
Cowley, Rob,
1977
Crawford, Vicki,
1993
Crowder, Ralph,
1988-1990
Curwood, Anastasia,
1999-2000
Dailby, Jane,
1995-2000
Daniel, Jessica Henderson,
1996
Davenport, Steward,
1993-1995
Davis, Thadious,
1981-1989, 1993
(4 folders)
Dexter, Shalanda,
1995-2000(folders 1-3 of 4)
Box 56
Dexter, Shalanda,
1995-2000
(folder 4 of 4)
Diedrich, Maria,
1995
Di Girolamo, Vincent,
1992-1996
(2 folders)
Dimandja, Antoine,
1994-1995
Dixon, Christopher,
1993
Dorsen, Richard M.,
1979
Doyle, Laura,
1994
Du Bois, Ellen,
1993
Emma Goldman Papers,
1997
Encarta Africana,
1997
Encyclopedia Americana,
1998
Engelstein, Laura,
1989
Engs, Bob,
1981-2000
Apr.
Essence Magazine,
1982
Box 57
Family,
1969-1992
(folders 1-10 of 19)
Box 58
Family,
1969-1992
(folders 11-19 of 19)
Family and friends,
1991-2000
(Folders 1-3 of 7)
Box 59
Family and friends,
1991-2000
(Folders 4-7 of 7)
Family,
Charles McGruder,
Dona Irvin, and
Glenn Shafer,
1996
Faussette, Risa,
1993
Feminist Press,
1986-1990
(2 folders)
Fly, Everett,
1980-1982
Follmer, David and R. Jackson Wilson,
1977
Former students,
1976-1977
Franklin, John Hope,
1977,
1980-1982
(2 folders)
Freidel, Frank,
1978-1983
(2 folders)
Garner, Loyal,
1988
Gender and History,
1988-1989
Gilmore, Al-Tony,
197-1977
Glamour,
1982
Glick, Wayne,
1977
Greaves, William,
1991-1994
(2 folders)
Green, Ash,
1976-1977
Greenwood, Richard,
1999
Hagedorn, Leah,
1988-1989
Hammond, James H., papers,
1989
Harris, Carl,
1983-1984
Box 60
Harris, Joe,
1985
Harris, Leslie,
1993
(2 folders)
Harvard University,
1979-1980
Harvard University Press,
1979-1984
(2 folders)
Hate Mail and Kudos,
1990-1991
(2 folders)
Hendrick, John,
1994
Hers article,
1981-1982
Hill, Boothe,
1983
Hine, Darlene,
1977, 1984, 1995 June-1996
June
(3 folders)
Historical sources correspondence,
1972
Hodes, Martha,
1988-1989, 1993, 1997 Sept.-1999
Mar.
Hunter College,
1984-1986
(2 folders)
Hutson, Jean,
1977
In These Times,
1992
Incidents in the Life of a Slave
Girl, Viking Penguin,
1999
Institute of the Black World,
1972-1973
Intimates,
June 1991
(Folder 1 of 3)
Box 61
Intimates,
July-Aug. 1991
(Folders 2-3 of 3)
Jackson, Luther,
1977
Jackson, Walter,
1989, 1992 Nov.-1993
Jan.
Jacobs, Sylvia M.,
1986
John F. Kennedy School of Government,
1997
Johnson, Walter,
1991 July-2000
Apr.
(2 folders)
on Guy Johnson,
1995
Johnston, Laurie,
1980
Journal of American History,
V.S. Naipaul review,
1989
JSTOR,
1999
Jubilee, Vincent,
1976-1977
"Jumping Jim Crow,"
1997-1998
Juster, Susan, on Jemima Wilkinson,
1994
Kelley, Mary,
1986-1996
(Folders 1-4 of 10)
Box 62
Kelley, Mary,
1986-1996
(Folders 5-10 of 10)
Kenan, Randall,
1986-1999
(2 folders)
Kevles, Dan,
1999 Mar.
Kilson, Martin,
1989, 1994 Oct.-1999
Oct.
(2 folders)
Knopf, Inc.,
1979-1984
(3 folders)
Kreiger, Martin,
1980-1985
Labor History, and
David Montgomery,
1980-1984
Lallier, Rebecca,
1984
Leonard, Judy,
1993
Lewis, David,
1981-1985, 1984,, `1994 Nov.-2000
Apr., and undated
(3 folders)
Lewis, David, and family,
1984 and
undated
Lipsky, Seth,
1993
Loyal Garner Jr. case,
1988
[Audiocassette removed to Audiovisual Materials Series.]
Lindquist, Malinda Alaine,
2000
Lumpkin, Katharine,
1981
Lynch, Hollis,
1977
Box 63
Mack, Ken,
1999
Making Beauty,
1996-1997
Martin, Charles,
1977
Mathews, Don,
1981-1982
McDonald, Janet,
1998 and
undated
McGruder, Charles,
1989-1993
(2 folders)
McMath, Robert,
1977
McNeil, Dr. Genna Rae,
May 1975-May
1979
(3 folders)
Mitford, Jessica,
1980-1984
(2 folders)
Morris, John,
1988
Moseley-Braun, Carol,
1993
My New Books,
Fall 1998- Summer
1999
Narrative of Sojourner Truth,
Viking Penguin edition,
1998
Nathans, Syd,
1980
National Archives,
1972
National Public Radio,
1980-1981
Nebraska, University of,
1977
Nellica, Ruby,
1981
The New Republic,
"The Decline of the Black
Intellectual,"
1995 Apr.
Nickel, Jim,
1979-1985
(2 folders)
Nissenbaum, Steve,
1977,
1983-1985
(2 folders)
North Carolina Independent,
1984-1985
Notable American Women,
1972
Oxford Companion to US History,
2000
Oxford University Press,
Votes for Women,
1998
Box 64
Paff, Toby, e-mail,
1993
Palmer, Colin,
1999-2000
(2 folders)
Paris,
1996-1997
Pease, Jane,
1990-1991
Pemberton, Gayle,
1998 Dec.
Penn, Rosalyn T.,
1977
Pennsylvania State University, Institute
for the Arts and Humanistic Studies,
1997
Pennsylvania, University of,
1975-1981
(11 folders)
Box 65
Philadelphia people,
1980-1983
Pine street people,
1978-1979
Positions available, 1997
Princeton Alumni Weekly,
1998
[Photograph of Sojourner Truth removed to Photographic
Materials Series.]
Princeton undergraduates,
1988-1989,
1992
Private Archives of the Messrs.
Rockefeller,
1977
Program in African American Studies (PAAS),
appointment search,
1999
Prospective graduate students,
1988,
1997-2000
(2 folders)
Publishers correspondence,
1972
Race and civil rights,
1995-1996
Rampersad, Arnold,
1977, 1994 July-1999 Mar. and
undated
(2 folders)
Redbook,
1982
Reef, Tom,
1981-1982
Reis, Elizabeth,
1995-1996
Reprint requests,
1996-1998
Review and reprint requests,
1997-2000
Reviews,
1979
Riasanovsky, Alexander,
undated
Robinson, Armstead,
1980-1984
Robinson, Cedric,
undated
Rose, Tricia,
1994-1996
(2 folders)
R and R Communication,
1991
Royalties,
undated
Rutgers Center for Historical Analysis,
1992
Rutgers University,
University of California, Santa Cruz,
1982-1983
Box 66
Russell, Thomas,
1997
S,
1996-2000
Salamander Books Limited,
1994
Sammons, Jeffrey,
1996-2000
(2 folders)
Saunders, Leslie,
1982
Savage, Barbara,
1999-2000
Saxton, Alex,
1994
Schecter, Patricia,
1994-1999
(2 folders)
Shafer, Glenn,
1989-1992
(6 folders)
Box 67
Shafer, Glenn and
Thadious Davis,
1994-1995
Shapiro, Ann-Louise,
1992-1993
Sheedy, Charlotte,
1982,
1995-1999
(2 folders)
Sheppard, Jill and Norman,
1982-1988
(2 folders)
Sigelman, Joseph,
1992
Simmons, Ruth,
1996-2000
Si Ping, Cao,
1984 and
undated
Slide Archive of Historical Medical
Photographs at Stony Brook,
1996
Smith, Beatrice,
1977
Smith, Elizabeth,
1996
Smith, Jackie Bryant,
1982-1985
Snider, Jill,
1987-1989,
1994-1996
(5 folders)
Sobel, Rick,
1995-2000
Spelman College,
1982-1984
Spivak, Gayatri,
1991-1992
Standing at Armageddon,
1979, 1986
Stanley, Amy,
1995
Sterling, Dorothy,
1991
Box 68
Stevenson, Brenda,
1995-1997
"Still I Rise,"
1996
Stuckley, Melissa,
1999-2000
Swain, Carol,
1995-1999
Syndor Prize Committee,
1992
T, 1997-1999
Talese, Nan,
1977-1980
(2 folders)
Tchen, John Kwo Wei,
1999
Terling-Penn, Rosalyn,
1995-1997
Thompson, Becky,
1993-1995
Thompson, Heather,
1996-1997
Thorne, Susan,
1981
Tougaloo College,
1982
(2 folders)
Trachtenberg, Alan,
1993
True, Trent,
1995
Truth, Sojourner,
1988-1989
Turn of the Century,
1977
Uesugi, Shinobu,
1981-1982,
1992-1999
(2 folders)
Union College,
undated
215 University Drive,
1980 and
undated
University of Georgia Press,
1985
University Press of Kansas,
1989-1995
(2 folders)
Box 69
V,
1998
Vaughn, Kevin,
1982
Vernal, Fiona,
1992-1996
Verter, Bradford,
1995-1996
Virginia Quarterly,
1976-1977
Virginia, University of,
1978
W, X, Y, Z,
1999
Walker, Juliet,
1997
Walker-Hill, Helen,
1996-1997
Warner, Anne,
1995
Warren, Kay,
1994
Wasserstrom, Jeff, on
Robert Darnton essay,
2000
Watkins, Laurie and Lorna,
1981
Watterson, Kathryn,
2000
Wayne, Leslie,
1985
Weaver, Karen Jackson,
1997
Werner, Craig
1993
West, Hollie,
1982
Whites, LeeAnn,
1988-89
(2 folders)
Whitman, Alden,
1986-1988
(3 folders)
Williams, Maureen Smith,
McCall's Magazine,
1982
Box 70
Wilson, Francille,
1980-1996 and
undated
(4 folders)
Wimbish, Emery,
undated
Wolff, Robert Paul,
1997
Wood, Peter,
1977
Woolard, Jim,
1983
W.W. Norton and Company,
1979-1987
(4 folders)
Yale University,
1994-1995
(3 folders)
Zuckerman, Mike,
1977
Student/Candidate Files Subseries, 1862-2001 and undated, bulk 1988-2000
(12 boxes)
Correspondence with current and former students, including some
undergraduates but mainly graduate students and masters and doctoral advisees.
Contains many attached writings, proposals, resumes, and requests for
references. Many of the same correspondents may also appear in the
Chronological Subseries. Arranged alphabetically.
Sensitive Material: Materials
covered by the privacy and confidentiality agreement signed by all researchers
appear at many points throughout the collection, but they are especially
concentrated in this subseries. During processing, all grades, social security
numbers, and various medical information were removed or redacted when they
were found, but this does not guarantee all such items were located. In
addition, material such as letters of recommendation, commentary on students'
writing or performance, and other potentially sensitive information appears and
was retained in many folders. Researchers should review the confidentiality
agreement or consult with Research Services staff if they have questions about
the appropriate use of this material.
Box 71
Baszile, Jennifer,
1992 Apr.-1993 Dec.,
1995-1999,
(2 folders)
Black, Will,
1995 Oct.-1996
Jan.
Collier, Karen,
1976-1978
Crawford, Vicki,
1990-1991
Dailey, Jane,
1991 Nov.-1994
Jan.
(2 folders)
Delton, Jennifer,
1993 July, 1994 Apr.,
1995-2000,
(3 folders)
Dodson, Jualynne,
1990
Ebner, Michael,
1994 Oct.
Edwards, Laura,
1995 June-1996
May
Egypt, Barbara Anne,
1994 June-1999
Jan.
Feierman, Steven,
1992
Jan.-Apr.
(2 folders)
Feimster, Crystal,
1995 Nov.-2000 May and
undated
(4 folders)
Fields, Karen,
1998 Mar.
Fitts, Nelson,
1996 Mar.
Box 72
Fleischner, Jennifer,
1995
Feb.-Oct.
Foote, Thelma,
1995 Oct.-1996
Jan.
Fordham, Signithia,
1992 Feb.-1996
Oct.
(2 folders)
Forman, Gabrielle,
1995 Feb.
Fossett, Judith Jackson,
1995 June-2000 Jan. and
undated
Foster, Mark,
1993 Jan.
Francis, Elizabeth,
1995 Oct.
Frankel, Jane,
1995 Feb. and
undated
French, Scot,
1995
Oct.-Dec.
G,
1997 Sept.-1999
Oct.
Gaines, Kevin,
1994 June-1999
Feb.
Gates, Henry Louis,
1999 Nov.
Genovese, Eugene,
1994
Georgoudaki, Ekaterini,
1998 Nov.-1999
Jan.
Gerstle, Gary,
1994 May-June
Giddings, Paula,
1995
Sept.-Oct.
Giggie, John,
1995 Oct.-1996
Oct.
Gilmore,Glenda,
1988 July-2000
Apr.
(Folders 1-2 of 3)
Box 73
Gilmore, Glenda,
1988 July-2000
Apr.
(Folder 3 of 3)
Goldberg, David Theo,
1995
Sept.-Oct.
Goldfield, Michael,
undated
Green, Venus,
1996
Jan.-June
Gresham, Jewell,
1990 Aug.
Gussow, Adam,
1995 Nov.
H,
1997 Sept.-2000
Feb.
(2 folders)
Hale, Beth,
1994 June-1996
Apr.
(2 folders)
Hayden, Dolores,
1995 Jan.
Henry, Renea,
1992 Nov.-1993
Apr.
Hewitt, Gary,
1996
June-Aug.
Hewitt, Nancy,
1997 Dec.-1998
July
Hicks, Cheryl,
1995 Feb.-1999
Nov.
(Folders 1-6 of 8)
Box 74
Hicks, Cheryl,
1995 Feb.-1999
Nov.
(Folders 7-8 of 8)
Higginbotham, Elizabeth,
1996
Oct.-Dec.
Higginbotham, Evelyn Brooks,
1994 Feb.-1998
Dec.
Hine, Darlene Clark,
1995 June-1996
June
Hodes, Martha,
1997 Sept.-1999
Mar.
Horton, Anore,
1994 Jan.-2000
Apr.
(3 folders)
Hucks, Tracey,
1994 Mar.-1996
Sept.
Hudson, Lynn,
1988 June-1989
Feb.
Hunter, Tera,
1995 Dec.-1998
Dec.
Isaac, Ephraim,
1997 May-1999
Sept.
Jackson, Gale,
1995 Dec.-1996
Feb.
Jackson, Walter,
1987 Nov.-1988
Nov.
James, Anthony,
1995 July-1996
June
James, Joy,
1995 Sept.-1999
Sept.
James, Sherman,
1993
Mar.-Dec.
Janiewski, Dolores,
1994 Nov.-1996
May
Box 75
Janken, Kenneth,
1990 Oct.
Jenkins, McKay,
1995 Feb.
Johnson, Greg,
1999 Dec.-2000
Jan.
Johnson-Odim, Cheryl,
1981-1992 May
Jones, Meta,
1994 Sept.-1995
Nov.
Jones, Norrece,
1995
Jan.-Oct.
K,
1998-2000
Kantrowitz, Steve,
1991 May-1998
May
(3 folders)
Kaplan, Carla,
1996
Jan.-Apr.
Kelly, Brian,
1998 July-1999
Jan.
Kelley, Robin,
1988 July-1998
Feb.
(4 folders)
Kennedy, Randall,
1989 Jan. and
undated
Kilcup, Karen,
1996 May-July
Kirby, Jack,
1994 Apr.
Box 76
Kornbluh, Felicia,
1994 Dec.-2000
Mar.
Kramer, Paul,
1993 Feb. and 1996
Apr.
(2 folders)
Krauthamer, Barbara,
1996 Mar.-2000