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<titleproper encodinganalog="title"> Finding Aid for the A. Conger
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<p>©
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<head>Collection Overview</head>
<unittitle encodinganalog="245$a" label="Title"> A. Conger Goodyear Papers</unittitle>
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<abstract encodinganalog="520" label="Abstract">Collection of Anson Conger Goodyear, a buffalo local business man, major general, and patron of the fine arts and collector; includes family correspondence, diary and scrap books, his speeches and writings, business papers, and military related correspondence.</abstract>
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<head>Preferred Citation</head>
<p>[Description and dates], Box/folder number, Mss. C64-2, A. Conger
Goodyear Papers, 1683-1964 (bulk 1885-1964), Research Library, Buffalo History
Museum.</p>
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<head>Terms of Access</head>
<p>Access restricted until further notice, as per Melissa Brown, Museum Director, May 30, 2013.</p>
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<head>Copyright</head>
<p>Copyright of papers in the collection may be held by their authors,
or the authors' heirs or assigns. Researchers must obtain the written
permission of the holder(s) of copyright and the Buffalo History Museum before
publishing quotations from materials in the collection.</p>
</userestrict>
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<head>Administrative Information</head>
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<head>Acquisition Information</head>
<p>Please see librarian for acquisition information.</p>
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<head>Accruals and Additions</head>
<p>No further accruals are expected to this collection.</p>
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<head>Processing Information</head>
<p>Collection reprocessed and retroconverted by Peter Nelson, 15
December 1992.</p>
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<head>Biographical Note</head>
<bioghist encodinganalog="545">
<head>A. Conger Goodyear</head>
<p>Anson Conger Goodyear, businessman, military officer, postwar
European relief executive and humanitarian, author, founder of the Museum of
Modern Art, and collector of modern paintings, rare books and historical
manuscripts, was born in Buffalo to Charles W. Goodyear (1846-1911) and Ella
Conger Goodyear (1853-1940). The Goodyear family in America is traced back to
Stephen Goodyear, a founder of New Haven, Conn. and deputy governor of
Connecticut from 1643 to 1658.</p>
</bioghist>
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<head>Parents</head>
<p>His father, Charles W. Goodyear, studied law in Buffalo, was
admitted to the bar in 1871, and joined the law firm of Cleveland, Bissel and
Sicard (later, Bissell, Sicard and Goodyear after Cleveland was elected mayor
of Buffalo). He was a lifelong friend of Grover Cleveland, and the Goodyear
family made many visits to the White House during Cleveland's two presidential
terms. At the height of his success in the legal profession, Charles W.
Goodyear quit to enter the lumber and railroading business with his brother
Frank H. Goodyear. They made vast gains from their business operations', which
had gotten their start in Pouter County, Pennsylvania Over the years their
interests expanded to include the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad, Great
Southern Lumber Company, Buffalo Susquehanna Coal and Coke Company, Powhattan
Coal Company, and other concerns. Ella Conger Goodyear had an abiding interest
and talent in music. She was graduated from the Buffalo Female Academy and
later studied music in Brooklyn. She traveled extensively with the quartet of
St. Paul's. After a serious illness, religion became an important part of her
life: in 1907 she founded a bible class, which she continued until 1934, and in
1913 she published a book,
<title type="book">The Journey of Jesus.</title>
</p>
</bioghist>
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<head>Early Life</head>
<p>A. Conger Goodyear was educated locally at the Misses Hoffman School
on Virginia Street, the School of Practice (graduating in 1892), and the new
Nichols School. In 1895 he enrolled at Yale, where he was a reporter for the
Yale Daily News and a member of The Wolf's Head during his senior year.</p>
<p>After receiving his degree, Goodyear traveled abroad for a time
before returning to the United States to begin work in the family's lumber and
railroading business. On June 29, 1904 he was married to Mary Forman. With the
death of his uncle Frank Goodyear in 1907, he became the first vice-president
of the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad as well as second vice-president of the
Great Southern Lumber Company. In 1911 he succeeded his father as a director of
the Albright Art Gallery (the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy).</p>
</bioghist>
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<head>World War I</head>
<p>As the United States inched closer to joining the Allies in World
War I, Goodyear joined in the preparedness effort by attending one of the first
military training camps held at Plattsburgh, N.Y. under General Leonard Wood
"in the summer of 1915. For the next two years he participated in more military
training exercises, marching as Grand Marshall in the Buffalo Preparedness
Parade in the summer of 1916.and becoming involved in the efforts of Theodore
Roosevelt and William J. Donovan to organize a Buffalo regiment. Just as the
United States declared war, Goodyear was assigned to the 307th Field Artillery
as a Captain. Soon, however, he was sent to the School of Fire at Fort Sill,
Oklahoma, where he was retained as an instructor. From there he went on the
Field Artillery Central officers Training School at Camp Zachary Taylor near
Louisville, Kentucky, and then was assigned to the 81st Field Artillery
Regiment. At last, Goodyear sailed to Europe, hoping to engage in battle -- but
he landed at Brest on November 9, 1918, only two days before the Armistice was
declared.</p>
<p>Goodyear stayed in Europe as an inspector of American railroad
troops. In 1919 President Hoover appointed him as president of the Coal
Commission of the Supreme Economic Council for territories that included the
former empire of Austria, Hungary and Poland. In August of the same year he was
assigned to Upper Silesia as a Commissioner of Investigation and a Chairman of
the Coal Committee.</p>
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<head>Business</head>
<p>In the 1920's Goodyear returned to business. As vice president of
the Great Southern Lumber Company he became concerned about the depletion of
forest lands, and the company began to explore methods of reforestation.
Goodyear's company was one of the first to experiment in these methods on a
large scale. When the Bogalusa, Ala. mill shut down, it was feared that the New
Orleans Great Northern Railroad would go bankrupt; therefore A.C. Goodyear
bought stock in the Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad and a merger took place.
Goodyear also served as a director of numerous other corporations, including
the Gaylord Container Corporation and Paramount Pictures.</p>
</bioghist>
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<head>Art Collecting</head>
<p>During the 1920's Goodyear became increasingly more interested in
the world of art, and in collecting in particular. He made several trips to
Europe to visit galleries and artists and to acquire paintings and sculpture.
In 1928 he moved to New York City, where he established the Museum of Modern
Art, which he directed as President during its crucial early years until 1939,
when it moved into its famous modern home on West 53rd Street. Around 1939 his
reputation as the foremost patron of the modern style was enhanced further when
he commissioned Edward A. Stone to build him a house on a hilltop at Old
Westbury, Long Island, which was the epitome of modern design (and, for a
while, the object of contempt among his wealthy traditional neighbors). </p>
</bioghist>
<bioghist encodinganalog="545">
<head>World War II</head>
<p>When World War II broke out, Goodyear once again answered the call
to arms. In 1940 he received a commission as Colonel in the New York National
Guard and was assigned to organize and command the 17th Regiment. In 1943 he
was promoted to Brigadier General. In 1944 and 1945 he served as a
representative of the American Red Cross in the Pacific Theater (an experience
which Goodyear describes in his memoir
<title type="book">One Wide Expanse</title>). After that assignment
Goodyear was promoted to Major General in command of the New York Guard's 1st
Division. In January of 1947, Secretary of War Patterson requested his services
to tour occupied Germany and evaluate the morale of American troops there.
Goodyear's military activities continued even past his formal retirement when
he served on the board of trustees of Norwich University, a military academy in
Northfield, Vermont, throughout the 1950's.</p>
<p>Goodyear's first marriage ended in divorce. Children from that
marriage were sons George F. and Stephen G. Goodyear, and a daughter, Mrs.
Theodore Kenefick. In 1950 Goodyear was married to Zaidee Bliss.</p>
<p>Many of A. Conger Goodyear's writings were privately printed for
distribution to friends and family members. Most of them can be found either in
this collection or in the BECHS library; they include the following titles:
<title type="book">The Museum of Modern Art, the First Ten Years
</title>(1943);
<title type="book">John George Milburn Jr.: A Memoir </title>(1938);
<title type="book">[Goodyear] Family History, By a Descendant</title>
(194-?);
<title type="book">One Wide Expanse</title> (1946);
<title type="book">The Loq of the Yakima </title>(1903?); and
<title type="book"> Sidelights</title> (1960). The Spring 1961 issue of
<title type="journal">Niagara Frontier</title> also features a sketch
of his mother.</p>
<p>A. Conger Goodyear died on April 23, 1964.</p>
</bioghist>
<note>
<p>Notes prepared by Peter Nelson.</p>
</note>
</bioghist>
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<head>Scope and Content Note</head>
<p>Papers documenting family and personal history, military service in
both World Wars, and Goodyear's business and cultural interests as vice-
president of the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad, vice-president of the Great
Southern Lumber Company, a director, 1911, of the Albright Art Gallery in
Buffalo, and a founder and president, 1929-1939, of the Museum of Modern Art in
New York City. Includes annual reports of various railroad companies and other
businesses; correspondence, unpublished articles, memoirs, speeches, diaries,
scrapbooks and photo albums, and materials concerning Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Cleveland, including articles, notes and letters. Correspondents include
William J. Donovan, Ham Andrews, James W. Wadsworth and Herbert Hoover.</p>
</scopecontent>
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<head>Arrangement</head>
<p>This collection is arranged in twelve series:
<list>
<item>
<ref actuate="onrequest" role="text/html" show="replace" target="Series1">I. Early Goodyear Family History</ref>
</item>
<item>
<ref actuate="onrequest" role="text/html" show="replace" target="Series2">II. Writings</ref>
</item>
<item>
<ref actuate="onrequest" role="text/html" show="replace" target="Series3">III. Correspondence</ref>
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<ref actuate="onrequest" role="text/html" show="replace" target="Series4">IV. Military Career</ref>
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<ref actuate="onrequest" role="text/html" show="replace" target="Series5">V. Business Interests</ref>
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<ref actuate="onrequest" role="text/html" show="replace" target="Series6">VI. Fine Arts Activities</ref>
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<item>
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<item>
<ref actuate="onrequest" role="text/html" show="replace" target="Series8">VIII. Norwich University</ref>
</item>
<item>
<ref actuate="onrequest" role="text/html" show="replace" target="Series9">IX. Degrees and Other Honors</ref>
</item>
<item>
<ref actuate="onrequest" role="text/html" show="replace" target="Series10">X. Miscellaneous</ref>
</item>
<item>
<ref actuate="onrequest" role="text/html" show="replace" target="Series11">XI. Grover Cleveland Papers and Notes</ref>
</item>
<item>
<ref actuate="onrequest" role="text/html" show="replace" target="Series12">XII. Albums and Scrapbooks</ref>.</item>
</list>
</p>
<p>III arranged alphabetically by correspondent; other series arranged
chronologically.</p>
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<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad44f34">1.1</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad44fdb">A.G. Conger: N.Y. State Legislative manual,
<unitdate>1863</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad45083">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4512e">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad451d9">1.2</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad45280">Survey maps of Central New York by Stephen Thorn
(ancestor of George Goodyear's great grandmother),
<unitdate>undated</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4532a">
<did id="c_5bad04ad453d3">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4547a">1.3</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad45522">Miscellaneous correspondence of C.W. Goodyear and A.C.
Goodyear,
<unitdate>1860-1940 </unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
<scopecontent id="c_5bad04ad455b6">
<p id="c_5bad04ad4566a">Includes letters of Frances F. Cleveland Folsom</p>
</scopecontent>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad45715">
<did id="c_5bad04ad457be">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad45868">1.4</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad45910">Charles Goodyear - diary,
<unitdate>1865</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad459b8">
<did id="c_5bad04ad45a68">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad45b10">1.5</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad45bb8">E.P. Goodyear (mother of Charles W. Goodyear) - diaries,
<unitdate>1885 </unitdate>,
<unitdate>1888</unitdate>,
<unitdate>1890</unitdate>,
<unitdate>1892</unitdate>,
<unitdate>1897</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad45c65">
<did id="c_5bad04ad45d0e">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad45db5">2.1</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad45e5d">Report of the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Company,
<unitdate>1895</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad45f05">
<did id="c_5bad04ad45fad">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad46055">2.2</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad460fc"> Letters to/from/regarding Anson Conger Goodyear at Yale
College,
<unitdate>1896-1899</unitdate>;
<title type="journal">The Horoscope</title>,
<unitdate>May 1898</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad461a4">
<did id="c_5bad04ad46265">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad46315">2.3</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad463bd">Funeral service for William McKinley, Buffalo: program,
<unitdate>15 September 1901</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad46464">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4650c">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad465b4">2.4</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4665b">Elisha Walker, Concerning Iron Making, With Special
Reference to the Buffalo and Susquehanna Iron Company,
<unitdate>1903 </unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad46707">
<did id="c_5bad04ad467b3">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4685b">2.5</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad46903">Commemorative booklet on the visit of the King and Queen
of the Belgians to Buffalo,
<unitdate>6 October 1919</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad469aa">
<did id="c_5bad04ad46a52">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad46afa">2.6</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad46ba0">
<title type="journal">Railway and Locomotive Historical Society:
Bulletin 49</title>,
<unitdate>May 1939</unitdate>;
<title type="book">Buffalo and Susquehanna Railway and Allied
Interests </title>
<unitdate>1904</unitdate>
</unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad46c51">Booklet</physdesc>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad46cfb">
<did id="c_5bad04ad46da4">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad46e4c">2.7</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad46ef4">Frank H. Goodyear - memorial scrapbook,
<unitdate>1907</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad46f9c">
<did id="c_5bad04ad47044">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad470ec">2.8</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad47194">Charles W. Goodyear - memorial scrapbook,
<unitdate>1911</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4723d">
<did id="c_5bad04ad472ec">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad47398">2.9</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad47443">
<title type="book">Ellen Conger Goodyear: The Journey of
Jesus</title>,
<unitdate>1928</unitdate>
</unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad474f4">Book; inscribed 1935 </physdesc>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad475a7">
<did id="c_5bad04ad47652">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad476fe">2.10</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad477a9">Correspondence concerning publication of Goodyear family
history,
<unitdate>1939-1961</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad47854">
<did id="c_5bad04ad478ff">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad479ab">2.11</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad47a56"> Ellen Conger Goodyear: ALS from Mrs. H.C. Albro,
<unitdate> undated</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
</c>
<c level="series" id="c_5bad04ad47b02">
<did id="c_5bad04ad47bad">
<unitid id="Series2">II.</unitid>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad47d08">Writing,
<unitdate normal="1903/1960" certainty="approximate" type="inclusive" id="c_5bad04ad47db4">1903-circa 1960</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad47e60">
<did id="c_5bad04ad47f0b">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad47fb7">2.12</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad48066">Miscellaneous writings and speeches of Anson Conger
Goodyear,
<unitdate>circa 1918-1945</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad48111">
<did id="c_5bad04ad481be">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad48269">3.1-3.3</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4831b">
<title type="book">Life</title> (autobiography, with
photographs)</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad483c7">
<did id="c_5bad04ad48472">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4851e">3.4</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad485c9">
<title type="book">Travel</title>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4867a">
<did id="c_5bad04ad48726">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad487d1">3.5</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4887c">
<title type="book">Log of the Yakima, January 10th to March 1st,
1903</title>
<unitdate>undated </unitdate>
</unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad48927">Booklet</physdesc>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad489d2">
<did id="c_5bad04ad48a82">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad48b2d">3.6</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad48bd8">
<title type="book">Borrowed Time, 1947-1952</title>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad48c84">
<did id="c_5bad04ad48d2f">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad48ddb">3.7</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad48e86">
<title type="book">Silver Tip Ranch, 1922-1947,</title>
<unitdate>1946-1952</unitdate>
</unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad48f31">Published booklet with correspondence</physdesc>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad48fdd">
<did id="c_5bad04ad49088">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad49134">4.1</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad491e0">
<title type="book">Sidelights,</title> [1960]</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4928b">
<did id="c_5bad04ad49336">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad493e1">4.2</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4948f">Correspondence and photos related to
<title type="book">Sidelights,</title>
<unitdate>1960</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4953a">
<did id="c_5bad04ad495e5">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad49691">4.3</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4973b">Miscellaneous writings,
<unitdate>undated</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad497e7">
<did id="c_5bad04ad49892">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4993e">4.4</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad499e8">Unpublished articles, papers and speeches,
<unitdate>circa 1924-1944</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad49a94">
<did id="c_5bad04ad49b3f">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad49bea">4.5-4.6</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad49c95">Far East travel diary,
<unitdate>1948</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad49d41">
<did id="c_5bad04ad49ded">
<container type="box" id="c_5bad04ad49e9b"> 5</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad49f47">
<title type="journal">Veterans of the Vulcania, March-April
1951</title>
</unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad49ff7">Bound Volume</physdesc>
</did>
<scopecontent id="c_5bad04ad4a0a3">
<p id="c_5bad04ad4a151">Travel diary</p>
</scopecontent>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4a1fd">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4a2a9">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4a354">5.1</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4a3ff">Mediterranean travel diary,
<unitdate>1953</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4a4ab">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4a556">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4a602">5.2-5.3</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4a6ad">Italian travel diary,
<unitdate>1953</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4a76a">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4a81f">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4a8d7">5.4</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4a987">Common Place Book,
<unitdate>undated</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4aa33">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4aadf">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4ab8b">5.5</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4ac35">Common Place Book (2),
<unitdate>undated</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4ace2">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4ad8f">
<container type="box" id="c_5bad04ad4ae3b">6</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4aee6">
<title type="book">John George Milburn, Jr.: A Memoir</title>,
<unitdate>1938</unitdate>
</unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad4af91">Bound volume, privately printed</physdesc>
</did>
<scopecontent id="c_5bad04ad4b03d">
<p id="c_5bad04ad4b0ec">Includes correspondence regarding J.G. Milburn & Memoir,
<unitdate>1935-1938</unitdate>
</p>
</scopecontent>
</c>
</c>
<c level="series" id="c_5bad04ad4b196">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4b23d">
<unitid id="Series3">III.</unitid>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4b396">Correspondence,
<unitdate normal="1912/1962" type="inclusive" id="c_5bad04ad4b43e">1912-1962</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
<arrangement id="c_5bad04ad4b4e7">
<p id="c_5bad04ad4b58e">Arranged alphabetically by correspondent.</p>
</arrangement>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4b637">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4b6df">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4b786">6.1</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4b82d">Index to Arts and Letters (fragment); letters related to
National Theater project,
<unitdate>1936-1943 </unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4b8d5">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4b97d">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4ba24">6.2</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4bacb">Andrews, W.G. (Ham): correspondence,
<unitdate>1930-1949</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4bb73">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4bc1b">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4bcc3">6.3</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4bd6a">A</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4be16">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4bebe">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4bf66">6.4</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4c014">B</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4c0b5">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4c162">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4c20c">7.1</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4c2b5">C</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4c35f">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4c409">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4c4b2">7.2</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4c55b">D</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4c605">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4c6ae">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4c758">7.3</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4c804">E</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4c8ae">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4c957">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4ca03">7.4</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4cab2">F</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4cb5d">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4cc06">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4ccb0">7.5</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4cd59">G</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4ce03">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4cead">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4cf57">7.6</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4d015">H</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4d0d7">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4d197">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4d24a">7.7</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4d2f3">I</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4d39d">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4d447">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4d4f0">7.8</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4d59b">J</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4d664">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4d70e">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4d7b7">7.9</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4d878">K, L</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4d92f">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4d9d9">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4da82">8.1</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4db37">M</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4dbe1">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4dc8e">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4dd38">8.2</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4dde1">N</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4dea6">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4df50">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4dffa">8.3</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4e0af">P, Q</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4e158">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4e200">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4e2a9">8.4</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4e353">R</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4e3fc">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4e4a4">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4e54d">8.5</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4e5f6">S</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4e6a2">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4e74c">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4e801">8.6</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4e8a9">T</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4e953">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4ea08">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4eab0">8.7</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4eb5a">U, V</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4ec0e">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4ecb6">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4ed5e">8.8</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4ee08">W</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4eeb2">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4ef5e">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4f008">8.9</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4f0b4">X, Y, Z</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
</c>
<c level="series" id="c_5bad04ad4f15e">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4f208">
<unitid id="Series4">IV.</unitid>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4f35f">Military Career,
<unitdate normal="1915/1952" type="inclusive" id="c_5bad04ad4f409">1915-1952</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4f4b3">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4f55d">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4f60a">9.1</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4f6b4">First Training Regiment, Plattsburgh, New York.,
<unitdate>1915</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
<scopecontent id="c_5bad04ad4f75e">
<p id="c_5bad04ad4f807">Includes roster and views</p>
</scopecontent>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4f8b1">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4f95b">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4fa04">9.2</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4faad">First Training Regiment, Plattsburgh, New York
</unittitle>
</did>
<scopecontent id="c_5bad04ad4fb59">
<p id="c_5bad04ad4fc09">Includes correspondence with Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and William
Donovan regarding organizing cavalry regiment in World War I,
<unitdate>1916-1917</unitdate>
</p>
</scopecontent>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4fcb4">
<did id="c_5bad04ad4fd5d">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad4fe07">9.3</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad4feb1">Records and official documents related to Anson Conger
Goodyear's military career,
<unitdate>1917-1920 </unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad4ff5b">
<did id="c_5bad04ad50004">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad500ae">9.4</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad50157">Military commissions, certificates and discharges,
<unitdate>1915-1919</unitdate>,
<unitdate>1952</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad50201">
<did id="c_5bad04ad502aa">
<container type="box" id="c_5bad04ad50353">9</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad503fd">History of the 307th Field Artillery,
<unitdate>1917-1919 </unitdate>
</unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad504a6">Bound Volume, privately printed, undated </physdesc>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad50553">
<did id="c_5bad04ad505fc">
<container type="box" id="c_5bad04ad506a6">9</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad5074f">War Records of the Knickerbocker Club,
<unitdate>1914-1918</unitdate> () </unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad507f8">Bound Volume</physdesc>
</did>
<scopecontent id="c_5bad04ad508a1">
<p id="c_5bad04ad5094b">Privately printed for the Knickerbocker Club, New York,
<unitdate>1922</unitdate>
</p>
</scopecontent>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad509f4">
<did id="c_5bad04ad50a9e">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad50b47">10.1-10.2</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad50bf0">Letters of Anson Conger Goodyear to M[ary] F[orman]
G[oodyear],
<unitdate>1919</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad50cab">
<did id="c_5bad04ad50d6c">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad50e33">10.3</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad50ee3">Correspondence with James W. Wadsworth Jr. and others
concerning presidential nomination of General Leonard Wood,
<unitdate>1919-1920</unitdate>,
<unitdate>1928</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad50f9f">
<did id="c_5bad04ad51052">
<container type="box" id="c_5bad04ad510fb">10</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad511a3">Ernst Hesterberg,
<title render="italic">Alle Mache den A.- und S.- Raeten: KamDf
um Schlesien. Breslau: Wilh. </title>Gottl. Korn,
<unitdate>1932</unitdate>
</unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad5124c">Bound Volume</physdesc>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad512f6">
<did id="c_5bad04ad5139f">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad51448">10.4</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad514f1">Translation and correspondence concerning Ernst
Hesterberg's World War I memoirs,
<unitdate>1934-1935 </unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad5159f">
<did id="c_5bad04ad51660">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad5171f">10.5</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad517dd">Herbert Hoover letters,
<unitdate>1919-1921</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
<scopecontent id="c_5bad04ad5188b">
<p id="c_5bad04ad51935">Includes transcripts, originals, and correspondence related to publication
of Anson Conger Goodyear's
<title type="book">Tramping for Hoover</title>,
<unitdate>1959 </unitdate>
</p>
</scopecontent>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad519e3">
<did id="c_5bad04ad51a8d">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad51b37">10.6</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad51be0">Clippings, rosters and other materials related to
military career,
<unitdate>1918-1956</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
<scopecontent id="c_5bad04ad51c8a">
<p id="c_5bad04ad51d34">Includes Paris edition of
<title type="journal">New York Herald</title>, 12 November 1918
</p>
</scopecontent>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad51dde">
<did id="c_5bad04ad51e8a">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad51f35">10.7</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad51fe3">
<title type="book">17th Regiment, New York National
Guard</title>: book commemorating dinner in honor of Colonel Anson Conger
Goodyear,
<unitdate>18 June 1941</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad5208d">
<did id="c_5bad04ad52137">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad521e1">11.1</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad5228a">Correspondence and photos related to travels as Red
Cross liaison officer in Pacific theater,
<unitdate>1944-1945</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad52334">
<did id="c_5bad04ad523e4">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad5248e">11.2</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad52537">71st Regiment, NY National Guard: souvenir news
bulletin,
<unitdate>18 May 1946</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad525e1">
<did id="c_5bad04ad5268b">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad52734">11.3</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad527de">Report to the Secretary of War (trip to Germany to study
morale of U.S. occupying troops),
<unitdate>28 April 1947</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad52888">
<did id="c_5bad04ad52931">
<container type="box" id="c_5bad04ad529db"> 11</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad52a84">
<title type="book">One Wide Expanse</title>
</unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad52b2e">Bound Volume</physdesc>
</did>
<scopecontent id="c_5bad04ad52bde">
<p id="c_5bad04ad52c8c">Includes correspondence, clippings, maps, etc.,
<unitdate>1944-1946</unitdate>
</p>
</scopecontent>
</c>
</c>
<c level="series" id="c_5bad04ad52d38">
<did id="c_5bad04ad52de7">
<unitid id="Series5">V.</unitid>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad52f3b">Business Interests,
<unitdate normal="1906/1954" type="inclusive" id="c_5bad04ad52fe4">1906-1954</unitdate>
</unittitle>
</did>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad53090">
<did id="c_5bad04ad5313b">
<container type="box" id="c_5bad04ad531e7">12</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad53292">New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Company: Annual
Reports,
<unitdate>1906-1924</unitdate>
</unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad5333a">Bound Volume</physdesc>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad533e2">
<did id="c_5bad04ad5348a">
<container type="box" id="c_5bad04ad53532"> 12</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad535db">Great Southern Lumber Company: Annual Reports,
1907-1923</unittitle>
<physdesc id="c_5bad04ad53683">Bound Volume</physdesc>
</did>
</c>
<c level="file" id="c_5bad04ad5372b">
<did id="c_5bad04ad537d3">
<container type="box-folder" id="c_5bad04ad5387f">12.1</container>
<unittitle id="c_5bad04ad53927">Great Southern Lumber Company: Annual Reports,
<unitdate>1924-1929</unitdate>
</unittitle>