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dukedorismem Inventory of the Doris Duke Memorabilia Collection, 1898-2011 and undated Processed by: Mary Samouelian; machine-readable finding aid created by: Mary Samouelian David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Duke University Durham, N.C., USA

Aleph Number: 004192263

Machine-readable finding aid derived from XML authoring program. Date of source: June 2012Processed by Mary Samouelian, June 2012; finding aid encoded by Mary Samouelian, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University, June 2012 Description is in English Finding aid was prepared using DACS and local Style Guide Inventory of the Doris Duke Memorabilia Collection, 1898-2011 and undated David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Duke University Durham, North Carolina 27708-0185 USA

Descriptive Summary David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University Duke, Doris, 1912-1993 Doris Duke Memorabilia Collection, 1898-2011 and undated Material in English 28 Linear Feet 2,400 Items For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. Doris Duke was the only child of James Buchanan (J.B.) Duke, a founder of the American Tobacco Company and Duke Energy Company and a benefactor of Duke University, and Nanaline Holt Duke. Inheriting a bulk of her father's estate in 1925, which included Duke Farms in New Jersey, Rough Point in Newport, R.I., and a mansion in New York City, Doris was soon dubbed by the press as "the richest girl in the world." Although Doris did her best to live a private life, she carried on the Duke family's pattern of philanthropy by contributing to a number of public causes such as the arts, historic preservation, and the environment. Doris Duke died in October 1993 at the age of 80. In her will she left the majority of her estate to the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. The Doris Duke Memorabilia Collection contains personal artifacts belonging to Doris Duke. The artifacts widely vary, yet tend to reflect what was important to Miss Duke including travel, philanthropy, growing orchids, and music. Of particular interest are those items from Doris Duke's childhood including scrapbooks, yearbooks, and homework assignments. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Doris Duke Memorabilia Collection, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Historical Archives, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.

Provenance

The Doris Duke Memorabilia Collection was received by the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library as a donation from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation in June 2009.

Processing Information

Processed by Mary Samouelian, June 2012

Encoded by Mary Samouelian, June 2012

Accession(s) described in this finding aid: UA2009-0030

Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory: DACS, EAD, NCEAD guidelines, and local Style Guide.

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Historical Note

Born on November 22, 1912, Doris Duke was the only child of James Buchanan (J.B.) Duke, a founder of the American Tobacco Company and Duke Energy Company and a benefactor of Duke University, and Nanaline Holt Duke. Inheriting a bulk of her father's estate in 1925, which included Duke Farms in New Jersey, Rough Point in Newport, R.I., and a mansion in New York City, Doris was soon dubbed by the press as "the richest girl in the world." Although Doris did her best to live a private life, she carried on the Duke family's pattern of philanthropy by contributing to a number of public causes such as the arts, historic preservation, and the environment. Doris Duke died in October 1993 at the age of 80. In her will she left the majority of her estate to the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.

Collection Overview

The Doris Duke Memorabilia Collection is part of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Historical Archives which were donated to the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. The collection is artificial in nature, created by combining personal artifacts belonging to Doris Duke. The artifacts widely vary, yet tend to reflect what was important to Miss Duke including travel, philanthropy, growing orchids, and music. Of particular interest are those items from Doris Duke's childhood including scrapbooks, yearbooks, and homework assignments.

The Doris Duke Memorabilia Collection covers the period 1898 to 2011 and is divided into 5 series: Awards and Tributes, Indentification and Membership Cards, Invitations, Miscellaneous, and Postcards. The materials are loosely arranged in chronological order.

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.

Cromwell, James H. R. (James Henry Roberts), b. 1896. Duke family. Duke, Doris, 1912-1993. Duke, James Buchanan, 1856-1925. Duke, Nanaline Holt Inman. International travel. Souvenirs (Keepsakes). Related Material Duke Family Papers, 1885-1992 (bulk 1892-1927) David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Doris Duke Papers, 1798-2003 and undated (bulk 1930-1999) David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Doris Duke Papers on the Duke Farms Residence, 1859-2004 and undated David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Doris Duke Papers on the Rough Point Residence, 1922-1997 David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Contents of Collection Awards and Tributes, 1905-2007

This series contains an assortment of materials related to the broad and varied personal activities of Doris Duke including growing and showing orchids, farming, and philanthropy.

11Booklet, "Unveiling Washington Duke Memorial Statue" in Trinity Park, Durham, NC, 10 Jun 1908 12Booklet, Trinity Alumni Register. Special announcement in respect for the death of Angier Buchanan Duke, class of 1905, 1923 Oct 13In Memoriam of James Buchanan Duke from The American Tobacco Company, 1925 14In Memoriam of James Buchanan Duke from Piedmont and Northern Railway Company, 1926 15Time Magazine with Nanaline Duke on the cover, 27 Apr 1927 16Awards from the Horticultural Society of New York given to Duke Farms for various orchids, 1939-1944 17Certificate, orchids, International Flower Show, 1969 18In Memoriam of Nanaline Holt Duke from The Duke Endowment, 1962 Apr 24 19Memorial Book to Doris Duke in memory of Nanaline Duke from Duke University. Includes photographs and correspondence, 1968 110Medal awarded to Doris Duke for "Distinguished Service in the Field of Historic Preservation" from the Preservation Society of Newport County, 1970 111Proclamation declaring December 4, 1987 Doris Duke Day in Newport, RI, 1987 Dec 21Awards from Dairylea Cooperative, Inc. to Duke Farms for production of high quality milk, 1989-1997 (1 of 2) 22Awards from Dairylea Cooperative, Inc. to Duke Farms for production of high quality milk, 1989-1997 (2 of 2) 23Mass card, Doris Duke, 1993 24Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition presented to Doris Duke (posthumously), 19 May 2007 3Appointment as member of the New Jersey Board of Control of Institutions and Agencies, 8 Jun 1938 3PETA Humanitarian Award, 1993 Jan 19 4Hillsborough Twp. Vol. Fire Co. #2 for Truck Fund, 1967 5Variety of plaques honoring Doris Duke. Includes 100,000 Mile Club, WBNX Radio (recognition for diffusion of Gospel Music), Davison College, Somerset County 4-H Club, The Hillsborough Dukes (football), 1975,1980 and undated 6Variety of plaques honoring Doris Duke. Includes Hillsborough Volunteer Fire Company No. 1, Trail Blazers, C.J.D.H.I.A. (for milk and fat production) 1968, 1989-1991 and undated 7First, Second and Third place ribbons for orchids at a variety of flower shows including North Jersey Orchid Society, SEPOS, Greater NY Orchid Show and South Jersey Orchid Show, 1991-1995 301Framed photograph of New Lemur Baby, Primate Center, Duke University, 1994. Given to Doris Duke in recognition of her donation. 302Certificate of Appreciation from the Humane Society of the United States to the Doris Duke Foundation, 1972 Nov 31Fortieth Anniversary Commendation plaque to Doris Duke from the Duke Endowment, 1964 Identification and Membership Cards, 1933-1976 25Copies (2) of Doris Duke's birth certificate, issued December 11, 1933 and August 26, 1943 26Checkbook, Guaranty Trust Company of New York, monogrammed with Doris Duke's initials, 1937 27Doris Duke's United Seaman's Service identification card, circa 1944 28Doris Duke's INS U.S. War Correspondent patches, 1944-1946 29Nazi SS patches. Found with Doris Duke's INS patches, 1944-1946 210Patches from Doris Duke's United Seaman's Service uniform, 1944-1946 211United Seaman's Service patch, 1944-1946 212Identification card, Senora Doris Duke de Rubirosa, Argentina, 1948 213Membership card, Mme Rubirosa Doris, Paris France, 1948 214Press Pass created for Doris Duke when she was on staff at the Rome Daily American Newspaper, 1954 215Driver's license issued to Doris Duke from the State of Hawaii, 1976 216Credit cards issued to Doris Duke, undated Invitations, 1949-2011

This series contains an assortment of invitations to a variety of events. Also includes invitations to openings of exhibits featuring Doris Duke or her collections.

81Invitation to the wedding of Miss Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan, 1949 82Invitation to the graduation ceremony at the Oxford Academy, Pleasantville, NJ. This was Walker P. Inman, Jr.'s graduation, 1968 Jun 20 83Invitation to ceremony which presented a National Historic Landmark Certificate to "The Duke Homestead" in Durham, North Carolina. Includes application to join the National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1968 84Exhibit catalog of the Julia Ward Howe and Hendrik Christian Anderson exhibition at the Redwood Library and Athenaeum, Newport, RI, 1969 85Invitation to Miss Duke from President and Mrs. Nixon at the White House, 1973 86Program, The White House dinner in honor of Prime Minister of the Republic of Singapore and Mrs. Lee Kuan Yew, 1973 87Presidential invitation from President and Mrs. Ford to Miss Duke for dinner, 1976 88Invitation to The Duke Ellington Memorial Fund dinner dance and cabaret starring Tony Bennett at the Rainbow Room, 1988 Oct 24 89Invitation to the dedication of the J. Carter Brown galleries at Rough Point, 2003 810Rack card, Jewelry exhibit, 2003 811Invitation and fact sheet relating to exhibit at Verdura of pieces of Doris Duke's jewelry and pieces from the Verdura Museum Collection, 2004 Feb 812Exhibit announcement for Newport Restoration Foundation's "From Jet Set to Jeans", 2005 813Invitation to opening of exhibit "Jet Set to Jeans", 2005 Jun 17 814Magazine "Jet Set to Jeans" copyright Newport Restoration Foundation, 2005 815Invitation, opening of "After the Gilded Age: The Well Dressed House in Newport", 2006 816Exhibit catalog, "The Look! Doris Duke's Day to Evening Wear 2007", 2007 817Invitation, opening of exhibit, "The Look! Doris Duke's Day to Evening Wear", 2007 818Brochure, "Rough Point: The Newport Home of Doris Duke", 2008 819Invitation to exhibit opening, "Zoo in the House: Animals in the Doris Duke Art Collection", 2008 820Rack card, "Zoo in the House: Animals in the Doris Duke Art Collection", 2008 821Pamphlet, Prescott Farm and the Samuel Whitehorne House, undated 822Seating card, Table 1, White House Event, undated 32Panels and banner from exhibit "Philanthropist, Environmentalist, Collector: Doris Duke and Her Estates" in the Duke University Perkins Gallery, 2011 (1 of 2) 33Panels and banner from exhibit "Philanthropist, Environmentalist, Collector: Doris Duke and Her Estates" in the Duke University Perkins Gallery, 2011 (2 of 2) Miscellaneous, 1898-1990s and undated

This series materials that did not fit into the other series. It contains a wide assortment of materials covering a wide range of topics including appointment books, scrapbooks, music composition books, newspaper clippings, and portraits of Doris Duke. Of particular interest are the caricatures by Vincenzo Zito for Doris Duke Cromwell's 26th birthday party.

RESTRICTED: Access to folder 1 in Box 10 is restricted and requires prior written approval from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation to view.

823Notebook, "Masonry Work J.B. Duke's Farm" by J.L. Greenleaf, landscape architect and engineer, 1898 824Booklet, "Views of Newport R.I., circa 1906 825Book, "From Wishing Land", by Robert Louis Stevenson, 1913 826Scrapbook of Hollywood screen stars and other celebrities, circa 1920s 827Photocopy of Alletta Morris Macbean's childhood diary. Original is at the Preservation Society, RI. Doris Duke and Alletta Morris were friends, 1924-1925 828List of jazz songs and movie titles handwritten by Doris Duke, 1926 829Songsheet to "There's a New Star in Heaven To-Night Rudolph Valentino", 1927 830Notebook belonging to Doris Duke, circa 1920s 831Appointment card/reminder card for meetings with Doris Duke, circa 1930s 832Newspaper article about Duke Kahanamoku, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 1937 Jan 23 833Playbills, 1956-1957 834Programs from the Gala Opening Night Performance of the Martha Graham Dance Company's 60th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee Season, 1986 May 27 835Program, Newport Jazz Festival, 1964 Jul 2-5 836Calling card for Mrs. James Buchanan Duke, One Thousand and Nine Fifth Avenue, circa 1910s 91Advertisement, Joe Castro Trio, Clover Records, circa 1950s 92Jewelry sketches by Sterle, Rene Boiven, and David Webb to add pieces to Doris Duke's jewelry collection, circa 1957 93Daily planner, A.F. Brown. Details Doris Duke's travel between her homes and around the world. Also shows the dates when Board of Trustees meetings were held for her various foundations, 1963 94Daily planner, A.F. Brown. Details Doris Duke's travel between her homes and around the world. Also shows the dates when Board of Trustees meetings were held for her various foundations, 1964 95Daily planner, A.F. Brown. Details Doris Duke's travel between her homes and around the world. Also shows the dates when Board of Trustees meetings were held for her various foundations, 1965 96Daily planner, A.F. Brown. Details Doris Duke's travel between her homes and around the world. Also shows the dates when Board of Trustees meetings were held for her various foundations, 1969 97Booklet, Newport Restoration Foundation homes, issued by NRF, 1977 98Photocopy of prayer kept under Guaryin in Palm Room, by Doris Duke, [circa late 1980s] 99Vaccination records for Doris Duke's trips to India and Thailand, 1982, 1987 910Poster for exhibition at the Palladium created by the Guerilla Girls, 1985 Oct 17 101Address book of Chandi Heffner, circa 1986

Access restricted

102Playbill from "Phantom of the Opera", 1986 103Music composition by Doris Duke, 1986-1988 104Postcards, pamphlets and photocopies relating to J.B. Duke's "The Doris" railway car, 1992 105Duke Farms Security Patch "Surfing Cow", circa 1990s 106Music composition by Doris Duke, circa 1990s 107Music composition by Doris Duke, undated 108Music composition book from Falcon Lair, undated 109Music writing book with lyrics and music written in Miss Duke's hand, undated 1010Newspaper clippings related to Doris Duke, undated 1011Notebook containing a variety of handwritten notes and lists in Doris Duke's handwriting, undated 1012Notepad, handwritten notes by Miss Duke on antiquing, undated 1013Poem, "Shangri La" by K.B., undated 1014Stamps of various San Francisco sites, undated 1015Story or script, "The Great Burning" (synopsis) by Rosanna Seaborn and Joseph Schull, undated 1016Travel Guides presumably from Doris Duke's travel, undated 11Magazines with articles either about Doris Duke or her estates. Magazines include Country Life (1919 Apr), Life (1939 Mar), National Geographic (1954 May), House and Garden (1965 Jan), Vogue (1966 Nov), Architectural Digest (1976 Jul/Aug, 1977 Mar, 1994 Apr), and Gardens Architectural Digest (1983) 12Memorabilia from Doris Duke's childhood. Includes three Brearley yearbooks, four composition books, and three grading books, 1922-1927 13Scrapbook put together by Doris Duke which includes newspaper articles about J.B. Duke, his death, and other clippings about Doris Duke, 1925-1930s 14Wood cutout of Doris Duke and Nanaline Duke, 1925-1927 14Various newspaper clippings on Doris Duke, 1933-1947 14Line drawing of Rollston Allweather Cabriolet on Packard for DDC, circa 1935-1940 14Doris Duke portrait (watercolor), 1936 14Small painting, Miss Duke, headshot with Indian earrings, circa 1944 14Ad for Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, featuring Angier Duke, 1949 14Framed poem, "Ideals" by James Allen, undated 14Ink and watercolor scenes of Paris, France. Artist unknown, undated 14Plate depicting bridge at Rough Point, undated 14Silhouette of Doris Duke as a child, undated 151Pencil drawing of Doris Duke, 1926 May 21 152Plates 1181a and 1219 from Survey of Persian Art, undated 153Watercolor sign for sale of orchids at Duke Farms, undated 161Newspapers regarding the death of Rudolph Valentino, 1926 (1 of 4) 162Newspapers regarding the death of Rudolph Valentino, 1926 (2 of 4) 163Newspapers regarding the death of Rudolph Valentino, 1926 (3 of 4) 164Newspapers regarding the death of Rudolph Valentino, 1926 (4 of 4) 165Magazine articles and picture cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (1 of 8) 166Magazine articles and picture cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (2 of 8) 167Magazine articles and picture cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (3 of 8) 168Magazine articles and picture cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (4 of 8) 169Magazine articles and picture cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (5 of 8) 1610Magazine articles and picture cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (6 of 8) 1611Magazine articles and picture cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (7 of 8) 1612Magazine articles and picture cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (8 of 8) 1613Cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (1 of 4) 1614Cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (2 of 4) 1615Cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (3 of 4) 1616Cutouts of Hollywood film stars, circa 1920s (4 of 4) 17Entertaining Book, 1936-1940 17Constitution By-laws of Spouting Rock Beach Association, 1960 17Outfits worn by Doris Duke, 1977-1978 17Glass ornament from the Boy Scouts, 1984 17Dining seating arrangement board with names of dinner guests and where they were to sit, undated 17Duke Farms Employee's Liability Act Notice, 1911 18Book, "Collection of Birds at Duke Farms". Includes illustrations, 1938 1Oil painting, scene of several people in boat crossing a river, undated 1Framed portrait of Doris Duke by JA Cherry, undated Vincenzo Zito caricatures, 1938 Nov 22

This subseries contains carictures by Vincenzo Zito for Doris Duke Cromwell's 26th birthday. Below are the names of the guests that presumably attended the party and who portrait was done by Zito.

19Andrews, Billy 19Andrews, R. 19Barnes, Carmen 19Bendix, Vincent 19Carney, Jack 19Cleary, Maury 19Cromwell, Doris 19Cromwell, E. 19Cromwell, J.[James] 19Dennis, Eleonor 19Dennis, Lawrence 19Doyle, Larry 19Duke, Nanaline 19Evans, Harry 19Foy, Byron 19Fray, Jacques 19Glaenzer, Jules 19Glendenning, Frances 19Hall, Chessie 19Hergesheimer, Joe 19Hoffman, Dick 19Holtz, Lou 19Holtz, Phyllis 19Howard, William 19Huber, Joe 19Huber, Mary 19Hughes, Josephine 19MacDonald, Byrnes 19Mahana, Dorothy 19Marsh, Mary Louise 19Marston, George 19McDonald, Leta 19Munroe, Jack 19Norman, Braddy 19Norman, Eleonore 19Obolenski, Serge 19O'Brien, Jay 19Outhwaite, Lucille 19Paley, Bill 19Paley, Dorothy 19Rice, Ernest 19Robert, Chip 19Rosenblatt, Betty 19Rosenblatt, Sal 19Rowley, Ethel 19Rowley, George 19Saare, George 19Sanford, L. 19Sanfor, Mary 19Sly, Blanche 19Sly, John 19Swanson, Gloria 19Topping, Jane 19Trumbull, Marjory 19Trumbull, W. 19Turtletrap, Col. 19Unger, Flo 19Unger, Ken 19Wheterill, Edwina 19Unidentified Woman 20Two ceramic camel figurines, undated 21Newspaper articles about Duke Gardens. Includes inscribed Oversize Box folder to hold the articles, 1964 251Pencil Drawing of Doris Duke with Horse, by Fred A. Cady, 1942 252Young Doris Duke by John D. Jasta, 1923 253Charcoal Drawing of pet dog "Mike" by Evelyn Fagan, undated 254Nanaline H. Duke portrait by Louis Holt, undated 255Piece created by Robert Lee Eshridgu of Johnny Gomez. Piece is signed by Johnny Gomez. Created in 1927, signed in 1937, 1926 26Triptych painting of a young Doris Duke by Mira Edgerly, 1916 27Louisville Slugger baseball bat with Doris Duke's name carved through it, undated 28Autographed football to Miss Duke from the coaches and players of the Midgets football team that Miss Duke sponsored, undated 29Partial weathervane presumed to be from Duke Farms. Includes arrow and "James", circa early 1900s 303Reproduction of drawing of Louis Bromfield with dog by J. Anthony Wills, 1946 1Duke Family Genealogy, circa 1950s 31Ceramic tile from swimming pool at Duke Farms estate, 1933 Jan Postcards, 1900s-1990s and undated

The postcards in this series vary widely. Postcards include those relating to Duke Farms that were collected by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, postcards collected by Doris Duke, and on a lesser scale postcards sent to Doris Duke.

221Postcards relating to Duke Farms - Bridges, Buildings, Coach Barn, Cascades/Falls, circa 1900s (1 of 4) 222Postcards relating to Duke Farms - Fountains, Gardens, Gates , circa 1900s (2 of 4) 223Postcards relating to Duke Farms - Lakes/Creeks, Other, Residence, circa 1900s (3 of 4) 224Postcards relating to Duke Farms - Roads, Statues, Well House, circa 1900s (4 of 4) 225Postcards relating to Rough Point, circa 1920s 226Mini postcards of various scenes in the Middle East, circa 1930s 231Variety of postcards collected from all over the world, most likely from Doris Dukes travels, 1930s-1940s (1 of 5) 232Variety of postcards collected from all over the world, most likely from Doris Dukes travels, 1930s-1940s (2 of 5) 233Variety of postcards collected from all over the world, most likely from Doris Dukes travels, 1930s-1940s (3 of 5) 234Variety of postcards collected from all over the world, most likely from Doris Dukes travels, 1930s-1940s (4 of 5) 235Variety of postcards collected from all over the world, most likely from Doris Dukes travels, 1930s-1940s (5 of 5) 236Variety of postcards with scenes depicting Hawaiian life, activities, and beaches, 1930s-1940s 237Postcard sent to Doris Duke from Francisco di Pasirosa[?] while she was in Rome. Includes a prayer on the reverse side, "Don't Quit", 1946 238Postcard sent to Doris Duke from an unknown sender. Probably from someone close to her, as she is referred to as "Daisy" on the postcard, 1968 Oct 239Various postcards of the interior displays at Duke Gardens, 1980s-1990s 2310Postcards of various locations and works of art, undated (1 of 4) 241Postcards of various locations and works of art, undated (2 of 4) 242Postcards of various locations and works of art, undated (3 of 4) 243Postcards of various locations and works of art, undated (4 of 4) 244Postcards from the Aquarium du Musee Oceanographique de Monaco, undated 245Postcards of Heronwood in Upperville, Virginia, undated 246Postcard of Heroes Square, Millenary Monument, Russia, undated 247Postcard of Los Angeles State and County Arboretum, Arcadia, California, undated 248Postcard of Lynnewood and the Wonder Fountain at Lynnewood, undated 249Postcards of NRF properties such as Trinity Church and Sunken Gardens, "The Elons", undated 2410Postcards of Prescott Farms, undated 2411Postcard of Skylark Helicopters in Miami, Florida, undated 2412Postcards of Somerville, undated 2413Postcards Souvenir Album, du Veritable Arbre de Robinson, undated 2414Postcards and traveller information on various locations including Egypt, India, New Zealand, and Spain, undated