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Biographical Note
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Correspondence
Scrapbooks
Subject Series
Wellesley College
Publications
The Hall of Fame
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CAROLINE HAZARD PAPERS
1871-1939
MSG #7
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The Caroline Hazard Papers held by the University of Rhode
Island include an assortment of private and professional papers spanning the period 1871
to 1939. Many of the papers deal with publications and poems by Caroline
Hazard, particularly College Tom, The Memoirs of J.L. Diman, The Narragansett Ballads,
and South County Studies. Others relate to Hazard's involvement with
organizations such as the New York University Hall of Fame, the Society of Colonial Dames,
the Gilbert Stuart Memorial, and the Rhode Island Tercentennial Committee. Still others
relate to her presidency of Wellesley College, though Wellesley has the bulk of her papers
from that period. Included in the papers are correspondence, draft manuscripts, printed
and published materials, pamphlets, bound volumes, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, and
miscellaneous memorabilia.
The University of Rhode Island also holds the
papers of Rowland Hazard, Thomas Arnold
Hazard and Rowland G. Hazard, forming a
unique glimpse at this Rhode Island family of note. See also the Hazard
Family Papers collection at the Rhode Island Historical Society Library.
The Caroline Hazard papers are divided into six series as follows:
Series I, Correspondence,
contains correspondence between Caroline Hazard and other members of her family and such
notables as U.S. Supreme Court Justices Oliver Wendell Holmes and Charles Evans
Hughes and
sculptor Daniel French.
Series II, Scrapbooks, 1881-1935,
consists of a group of scrapbooks maintained by Caroline Hazard and documenting family and
personal history. They include scrapbooks of newspaper clippings, trips to Europe, and
programs of concerts and other musical events.
Series III, Subject Series,
contains addresses, correspondence, programs, pamphlets, copies of poems, and other
materials relating to organizations or individuals with whom Caroline Hazard had contact.
Series IV, Wellesley College,
consists of correspondence, addresses, brochures, and newspaper clippings relating to
Hazard's involvement with Wellesley as president and president emeritus.
In Series V, Publications, are
found correspondence, criticism, and proof copies relating to a number of Caroline
Hazard's published works. Also included is correspondence with her publishers.
Series VI, Hall of Fame,
consists of materials relating to the New York University Hall of Fame, of which Hazard
was an elector. Included are correspondence, biographical sketches of candidates, and
tabulated election results. |