Contains a manuscript narrative of a lecture given at the Roxbury Mechanic's Institute in Massachusetts, titled "Erskine's Panorama Lecture: Around the World in Search of the Antarctic Continent Under Capt. Wilkes."

Llewelyn P. Howell, professor of medicine. Consist of letters from Virginia Caldwell to L.P. and Edna Howell. Llewelyn was Erskine Caldwell's doctor at the Mayo Clinic.

McIntosh and Otis, literary agency. The collection consists of correspondence, clippings, financial records and literary agreements related to the publication of author Erskine Caldwell.

Hilda V. Loram (1883-1987), wife of Charles T. Loram (1879-1940). The collection contains letters, offprints and a thesis. The material primarily concerns her husband and his work.

Harvey Klevar papers on Erskine Caldwell biography. The collection contains papers relating to Klevar's study of the life and career of Erskine Caldwell which was published in 1993. Includes research notes, tapes of interviews with Caldwell and others, notes on the tapes, correspondence with Caldwell, members of the Caldwell family, and friends and colleagues, and a draft of the original manuscript of the biography, "Erskine Caldwell: a biography."

In English.

In English.

Letter from John Wallace of Philadelphia to Archibald Wallace of Edinburgh, concerning the election of president and professors of New Jersey College and the condition and needs of the College. Philadelphia.

"The Ten Commandments: Ten Short Novels of Hitler's War Against the Moral Code" (1943). Typescripts of short stories in German, English and French by Herman Rauschning, Thomas Mann, Rebecca West, Franz Werfel, John Erskine, Bruno Frank, Jules Romains, Andre Maurois, Sigrid Undset, Hendrik Willem van Loon, Louis Bromfield for this book which was edited by Armin L. Robinson.

"Erskine Caldwell, A Bibliography" (1980). The collection contains the corrected typescript by Richard Barksdale Harwell et al. Another copy of this bibliography, without corrections and introduction may be found in Caldwell/Z/8140.56/.H37

Extract from a letter from Edward Wigglesworth to John Erskine giving writer's opinion of Kirkland's plan for establishing a school in the Indian country.

Four-page letter from Baron Alexander Robertson Strowan to Lord John Erskine Mar concerning his movements in France as well as those of other members of the Jacobite rebels who fled to France.

Virginia Moffett Caldwell, b.1919. Wife of author Erskine Caldwell. Contains correspondence, photographs, writings, and financial documents chronicling her life with the author. Family correspondence, including letters from her first husband's family, the Fletchers, are also included.

Four-page letter from Frances Erskine Calderon de la Barca in Laranz to George Ticknor with news of the family and laments the death of Mr. Prescott.

Erskine Caldwell (1903-1987), author. Consists of professional and personal correspondence, typescripts of Caldwell's works, photographs, diaries, financial and legal documents, news clippings, scrapbooks, interviews, publications and publicity material related to his work.

Letter from Mark Curtis in Mount Vernon to Asa Dodge Smith, asking to have his son excused in order to teach school.

Edward C. Lathem (1926-2009), dean of Dartmouth College Library. Contains correspondence and subject files.

Edwin T. Arnold, professor of English. Born 1947. Contains typescripts, proofs, as well as correspondence regarding "Conversations with Erskine Caldwell" and "Erskine Caldwell Reconsidered".