A Guide to the Papers of Louisa May Alcott1848 (1863-1888) 1956 Alcott, Louisa May, Papers 6255 through 6255-k

A Guide to the Papers of Louisa May Alcott, 1848 (1863-1888) 1956

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Accession number

6255 through 6255-k

Title

Papers of Louisa May Alcott 1848 (1863-1888) 1956

Physical Characteristics

312 items (3 boxes).

Language

English

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Preferred Citation

Papers of Louisa May Alcott, Accession #6255 through 6255-k, Clifton Waller Barrett Library of American Literature, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

The Papers of Louisa May Alcott were deposited in the Library at various dates (see following) by Clifton Waller Barrett. The deposits were made gifts on July 1, 1991. 6255-k, a photograph, was purchased from E. Wharton and Co. on September 3, 2003.

Biographical/Historical Information

Nineteenth-century American writer Louisa May Alcott was the author of the acclaimed and beloved children's classic Little Women and numerous other popular works for children. Though she produced adult novels and stories as well, Alcott is most celebrated for her children's fiction, which includes the eight novels grouped under the "Little Women" series. Autobiographical in nature, Alcott's "Little Women" books were modeled after her parents and sisters as well as friends and neighbors in her native New England, and she is credited with being a pioneer in the creation of realistic fiction for children. Her novels are noted for their perceptive and highly entertaining accounts of childhood, for her portrayal of children as multi-dimensional, thinking individuals, and for her lively and warm depictions of family life. Alcott enjoyed widespread popularity in her lifetime as a children's author, while today books like Little Women and Little Men--which have been translated into numerous foreign languages--are still read and appreciated by children around the world.

Alcott was born on November 29, 1832, in Germantown, Pennsylvania, the second of four daughters of Amos Bronson Alcott, a noted transcendentalist philosopher and educator, and Abigail May, a descendant of one of Boston's more prominent families. Money was scarce in the Alcott family; the eccentric Amos Alcott's various social and educational experiments, and his inability to maintain a stable income, often brought the family to the brink of poverty. One particularly grand failure--a utopian community called Fruitlands established by Amos in Harvard, Massachusetts--was a turning point for the young Louisa. From the young age of twelve, she decided to become responsible as a provider for her family, a resolve which lasted her whole life.

Alcott was predominantly raised in Concord, Massachusetts, just outside of Boston. While money was scarce during Louisa's upbringing, intellectual and family life were exceptionally rich. Never formally educated, Louisa and her sisters were taught at home by their father, who brought them into contact with some of the great intellectuals of the day, including Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry David Thoreau, and Margaret Fuller. Louisa, who tutored Emerson's daughter Ellen, spent many hours in Emerson's library, where she read classics of both philosophy and literature. Alcott was very appreciative of the unconventional teaching methods pursued by her father. "Very happy hours they were to us, for my father taught in the wise way which unfolds what lies in the child's nature, as a flower blooms, rather than crammed it, like a Strasburg goose, with more than it could digest," she wrote in her journal collected in Louisa May Alcott: Her Life, Letters and Journals. The Alcotts were a progressively minded family, and Louisa, like the rest of her family, was a supporter of a number of reform causes, including women's suffragmente, coeducation, and the abolition of slavery.

Domestic life in the Alcott household was one marked by hard work, a teaching of skills such as sewing and clothes-making, and an encouragement of playtime and independent thinking. Alcott's beloved mother was her closest friend and confidant, who encouraged the precocious and headstrong Louisa to lead a life of independence and high values. Each of the Alcott girls was required to keep journals which their parents regularly read, and Louisa particularly valued her mother's comments.

Around the age of sixteen, Alcott moved with her family to Boston, and the city-life was stressful for a girl accustomed to living and playing in the hills and countryside. Although financial burdens continued to fall upon Louisa, her sisters, and her mother, charity and volunteer work were always priorities for the family. In 1850, Louisa began work as a teacher after her sister Anna married, and around this time she also began working very hard at becoming a writer. Louisa found she could readily make money by turning out sentimental and thriller stories for adult magazines, and she became a regular contributor to a number of periodicals, often writing "blood and thunder" stories of passion and revenge under the pseudonym of A. M. Barnard. Louisa longed to do something more serious, however, and began working on two novels for adults. Although she had no particular intent to become a children's writer, her first book, Flower Fables, published when she was twenty-three, was a collection of fairy stories she had originally written while she was a tutor for Emerson's daughter, Ellen.

In 1858, Alcott's sister Elizabeth died after a long illness during which Louisa had provided much care. When the Civil War broke out three years later, Alcott worked at a Union hospital in the District of Columbia. Alcott's letters to her family recounting her nursing experiences were published in 1863 as Hospital Sketches, and earned Alcott a fair amount of critical and commercial success. After only a month at the hospital, however, she contracted typhoid fever, which committed her to long periods of bed rest, and which would impair her health for the rest of her life.

Still wanting more new experiences, and frustrated by the unfavorable reception of her next work, an adult novel entitled Moods published in 1865, Alcott travelled to Europe as the companion of an invalid friend. When she returned in July of 1866, she soon began work on more magazine stories. In 1867, she became editor of a children's monthly magazine, Merry's Museum, the same year that Thomas Niles, an editor at Alcott's publisher Roberts Brothers, approached her with the prospect of writing a girls' book. Although she was hesitant, Alcott began working in May of the following year on what would become Little Women, drawing upon the real-life characters and experiences of her parents and three sisters, Anna, Elizabeth, and May.

Written in six weeks in 1868, Little Women, however, proved Alcott tremendously wrong. The book was an instant sensation as readers relished the autobiographical characters of Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth, and their parents Mr. and Mrs. March. A second volume was quickly planned and written in two months, and in 1869 was published as Little Women or, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, Part Second. Both critically and commercially successful, Little Women follows the four March sisters as they strive to improve upon their characters and become "good girls." The novel made giant strides in providing realistic fiction for children, and also in providing a new scope for the traditional "family" novel.

Critics consider Little Women Alcott's masterpiece, yet she followed its success with numerous stories and novels that continued to very popular among her reading fans. Seven of these novels are often grouped with Little Women under the "Little Women" series: An Old-Fashioned Girl, Little Men, Eight Cousins, Rose in Bloom, Under the Lilacs, Jack and Jill, and Jo's Boys and How they Turned Out. These novels follow the lives of the March sisters and their families as they grow older, in addition to the relatives and residents of the New England towns where they lived. The novels demonstrate many of Alcott's beliefs, including the shallowness of materialism, a belief in coeducation and other educational reforms held by her father, and a feminism which supported the idea of self-dependence for women and criticized many of the social customs expected of them.

Alcott was also a prolific author of short stories for children, many which were collected in a series of books entitled Aunt Jo's Scrap-Bag. Her success as a writer brought her much fame and financial security in her lifetime, and she continued to provide for her mother and father, as well as other members of her family. She served as legal guardian of her sister May's daughter Louisa, and later also adopted her sister Anna's son, John Sewell Pratt. Alcott herself was never married, once remarking that writing seemed to be her intended companion for life. Alcott died on March 6, 1888, two days after her father's death. While she was the most successful and prolific children's author of her day, Alcott continues to be most noted for her achievement in Little Women.

Scope and Content

The Papers of Louisa May Alcott consists of literary manuscripts, correspondence, legal documents, photographs, and other miscellaneous items. Correspondence discusses her literary career, the writing and publication of her novels and short stories, her family, friends, financial affairs, her health and physicians, and her social life. In addition, there are references to the Concord School of Philosophy, and the career of artist Abigail May Alcott.

Correspondents include: Abigail May Alcott, Amos Bronson Alcott, John Sewall Pratt Alcott, Ariadne Blish, Lydia Maria Francis Child, William Warland Clapp, Mary Mapes Dodge, J.R. Elliott, ed. of Flag of our union; Daniel Sharp Ford, Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, Horace B. Fuller, Laura Hosmer, A.K. Loring, Thomas Niles, William J. Niles, J.R. Osgood, Lydia Dodge Cabot Parker, Elizabeth Palmer Peabody, Anna Alcott Pratt, James Redpath, Sampson Low, Son & Marston, London; Scribner & Company, New York; Tauchitz, publishers, Leipzig; Howard Malcom Ticknor, William Hayes Ward.

There is also correspondence and documents regarding the will and estate of Miss Alcott; and correspondence between John S.P. Alcott and Jessie Bonstelle Stuart regarding the dramatization of Little Women. There are complete manuscripts for many of her short stories; and pages from the following: An Old Fashioned Girl, Daisy's Ball, Jack and Jill, Jo's Boys, and The Pickwick. Printed material includes obituaries of Miss Alcott, and reviews of her works. There are also photographs, a silhouette, and a portrait of Miss Alcott.

Contents List

Series I: Papers, correspondence, and printed matter regarding the will and estate of Louisa May Alcott and dramatization rights to Little Women

Box-folder 1:1

"Memorandum of agreement..." 1875 May 31

TD copy 1 p.

regarding copyrights of Louisa May Alcott. 6255
Box-folder 1:2

Last will and testament of Louisa May Alcott 1887 July 10

TD copy 3 p.

6255
Box-folder 1:3

Last will and testament of Louisa May Alcott 1887 July 10

TD copy 4 p.

6255
Box-folder 1:4

Deed for sale of Alcott property 1899 October 12
Physical Location: Oversize
DS 4 p.

6255
Box-folder 1:5

Trust bond to John S.P. Alcott 1910 April 1

DS 4 p.

6255
Box-folder 1:6

Henry Wheeler to Paul R. Blackmur 1910 May 19

TLS 1 p.

regarding trust. 6255
Box-folder 1:7

Walter C. Wright to John S.P. Alcott 1910 July 13

TL carbon 1 p.

regarding trust. 6255
Box-folder 1:8

Agreement re: rights to dramatization of Little Women 1910 July 25

TD 1 p.

6255
Box-folder 1:9

[lawyer] to John S.P. Alcott 1910 July 27

TL carbon 2 p.

re: trust. 6255
Box-folder 1:10

Jessie Bonstelle [Stuart] to John [S.P.] Alcott 1910 August 12

TLS 1 p.

regarding dramatization rights. 6255
Box-folder 1:11

[John Alcott] to Mrs. Jessie Bonstelle 1910 August 18

TL carbon 1 p.

regarding dramatization rights. 6255
Box-folder 1:12

[John Alcott] to Henry Wheeler 1910 August 18

TL carbon 2 p.

regarding Louisa May Alcott estate. 6255
Box-folder 1:13

Jessie Bonstelle to John Alcott 1910 August 27

TLS with envelope 1 p.

regarding dramatization rights. 6255
Box-folder 1:14

[John Alcott] to Mrs. Jessie Bonstelle 1910 August 29

TL carbon 1 p.

regarding dramatization rights. 6255
Box-folder 1:15

[John Alcott] to Jessie Bonstelle 1910 September 1

TL carbon 1 p.

regarding dramatization rights. 6255
Box-folder 1:16

Jessie Bonstelle Stuart to John Alcott 1910 September 8

TLS 1 p.

regarding dramatization rights. 6255
Box-folder 1:17

Agreement re: dramatization of Little Women 1910 September 10

TDS 2 p.

6255
Box-folder 1:18

[John Alcott] to Mrs. Jessie B. Stuart 1910 September 12

TL carbon 1 p.

regarding dramatization rights. 6255
Box-folder 1:19

Robert Melville Baker to John P. Alcott 1910 September 13

TLS with envelope 1 p.

regarding dramatization rights. 6255
Box-folder 1:20

Agreement regarding dramatization of Little Women 1910 September 20

TD carbon 3 p.

6255
Box-folder 1:21

John Alcott to Mrs. Jessie B. Stuart 1910 September 26

TL copy 1 p.

6255
Box-folder 1:22

Settlement between J.S.P. Alcott and Louisa May Rasim in regarding estate "questions and controversies" [1910 October 12]

TD draft 7 p.

6255
Box-folder 1:23

Settlement between J.S.P. Alcott and Louisa May Rasim in regarding estate "questions and controversies" [1910 October 12]

TD carbon 7 p.

6255
Box-folder 1:24

Probate court papers regarding final settlement of Alcott will 1910 October 12-17

TDs carbon 29 p.

6255
p. 1-4 petition of J.S.P. Alcott & Cate VS Louisa May Rasim

p. 5-12 settlement of J.S.P Alcott etal and Louisa May Rasim

p. 13 Emil F. Rasim power of attorney to join settlement

p. 14 James M. Newell as guardian for Pratt children

p. 15-17 decree of Probate Court of Middlesex County, MA

p. 18 Louisa May Rasim receipt of proceeds from estate

p. 19 John S.P. Alcott receipt of proceeds from estate

p. 20 Jessica L. Pratt receipt of proceeds from estate

p. 21 [Louisa M.] Rasim receipt of proceeds from outside

p. 22-27 [James M. Newell] report as Guardian ad litem

p. 28-29 agreement to apportion probate taxes
Box-folder 1:25

[lawyer's] list of activities, 1910 March 28-October 17, regarding controversy over will of Louisa May Alcott 1910 October 15

TD 7 p.

6255
Box-folder 1:26

Notes and documents regarding Louisa May Alcott estate [1910]

AD/TD 24 p.

6255
p. 1 copy of Louisa May Alcott instructions to "My Dearest Boys"

p. 2-3 copy of Louisa May Alcott instructions "My Wishes"

p. 4 [Louisa May Alcott estate income], 1905-1909, "J.S.P. Alcott, Trustee"

p. 5-6 [J.S.P. Alcott] draft letter re: appointing new trustee

p. 7-8 [J.S.P. Alcott] notes "Memo in Louisa May Alcott Estate"

p. 9-10 [J.S.P. Alcott] "Memoranda in the Alcott Trust Matter"

p. 11-14 inventory of Louisa May Alcott estate (original and attorney's copy)

p. 15-24 [Louisa May Alcott] "Trust Estate Inventories," distribution [proposals], and interest income projections

Series II: Correspondence

Box-folder 1:27

Abigail May Alcott to Louisa May Alcott 1856 January 8

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:28

Louisa May Alcott to [Abigail May Alcott] verso ca. 1864

AL fragment 1 p.

clippings regarding Moods, etc. 6255-b
Box-folder 1:29

Abigail May Alcott to Louisa May Alcott 1865 November 29

AL fragment 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:30

Abigail May Alcott to Louisa May Alcott n.y. November 29

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:31

Abigail May Alcott to Louisa May Alcott n.d.

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:32

Abigail May Alcott to Louisa May Alcott n.d.

AL fragment 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:33

A. Bronson Alcott to Louisa May Alcott 1868 February 19

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:34

Louisa May Alcott to A. Bronson Alcott 1872 November 29

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:35

Louisa May Alcott to A. Bronson Alcott [1872] December 8

AL 6 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:36

Louisa May Alcott to A. Bronson Alcott 1875 January 3

AL fragment 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:37

Louisa May Alcott to A. Bronson Alcott n.y. December 12-13

ALS 8 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:38

Louisa May Alcott to John S. Pratt [Alcott] [1887 July 28]

ALS with address 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:39

Louisa May Alcott to John S. Pratt [Alcott] [1888 January 18]

ALS with envelope 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:40

Louisa May Alcott to [John S. Pratt Alcott] n.y. January 3

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:41

Louisa May Alcott to [John S. Pratt Alcott] n.y. January 30

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:42

Louisa May Alcott to John [S. Pratt Alcott] "Monday"

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:43

Louisa May Alcott to [John S. Pratt Alcott] n.d.

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:44

Louisa May Alcott to John S. Pratt [Alcott] n.d.

ALS with address 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:45

Louisa May Alcott to [John S. Pratt Alcott] "Thursday"

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:46

Louisa May Alcott to [John S. Pratt Alcott] n.d.

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:47

Louisa May Alcott to [John S. Pratt Alcott] n.d.

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:48

Louisa May Alcott to Mr. Allen n.d.

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:49

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. Atkinson [1886] February 10

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:50

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. Atkinson [1886] February 17

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:51

Louisa May Alcott to Geo[rge] A. Bacon n.y. April

env 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:52

Louisa May Alcott to Miss Baker n.y. April 2

ALS 2 p.

6255-e
Box-folder 1:53

Louisa May Alcott to Ariadne Blish [1875] October 9

ALS with envelope 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:54

Ariadne Blish to Louisa May Alcott 1875 October 14

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:54

Marion Stevens to Arnold Silverman, regarding preceding letter 1956 May 20

1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:55

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. F. Brown n.d.

ALS with address 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:56

Louisa May Alcott to Louisa Canfield n.y. November 22

APCS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:57

Louisa May Alcott to Mr. Chandler n.y. June 27

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:58

Louisa May Alcott to Mr. Chase with transcript n.y. February 17

ALS 4 p.

6255-g
Box-folder 1:59

L. Maria Child to Louisa May Alcott 1878 June 19

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:60

W.W. Clapp, Jr. to Louisa May Alcott 1865 January 7

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:61

Louisa May Alcott to Miss Clark n.y. July 15

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:62

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. Clement n.y. September 6

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:63

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. Coale n.y. November 1

ALS 1 p.

6255-h
Box-folder 1:64

Louisa May Alcott to L. Clark Davis (photocopy) n.y. June 4

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:65

Louisa May Alcott to Mr. Denny with transcript [1868] December 14

ALS with envelope 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:66

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. Devens [1879] November 15

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:67

Mary Mapes Dodge to Louisa May Alcott 1880 January 22

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:68

Mary Mapes Dodge to Louisa May Alcott 1882 March 15

ALS 6 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:69

Mary Mapes Dodge to Louisa May Alcott 1882 October 18

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:70

Mary Mapes Dodge to Louisa May Alcott 1884 January 12

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:71

Louisa May Alcott to Mary Mapes Dodge n.y. May 1

APCS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:72

Mary Mapes Dodge to Louisa May Alcott n.y. July 24

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:73

Louisa May Alcott to Mary Mapes Dodge n.y. August 17

AL fragment 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:74

J.R. Elliott to Louisa May Alcott 1865 March 25

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:75

J.R. Elliott to Louisa May Alcott 1866 August 14

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:76

J.R. Elliott to Louisa May Alcott 1866 December 4

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:77

Louisa May Alcott to Mr. Farmer 1872 June 17

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:78

Dan[iel] L. Ford to Louisa May Alcott 1872 December 28

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:79

Dan[iel] L. Ford to Louisa May Alcott 1873 April 30

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:80

Dan[iel] L. Ford to Louisa May Alcott 1873 August 14

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:81

[Daniel L. Ford] to Louisa May Alcott 1875 January 29

AL fragment 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:82

Louisa May Alcott to Miss [Ford] n.d.

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:83

Louisa May Alcott to Miss F n.d.

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:84

Horace B. Fuller account with Louisa May Alcott verso: Louisa May Alcott note 1868 July 13

ADS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:85

Horace B. Fuller to Louisa May Alcott 1869 June 16

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:86

Horace B. Fuller to Louisa May Alcott 1869 September 6

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:87

Horace B. Fuller to Louisa May Alcott 1871 October 24

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:88

Horace B. Fuller to [Louisa May Alcott] n.d.

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:89

Louisa May Alcott to Mr. Gluck n.y. December 2

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:90

Maria Goodapple to Louisa May Alcott 1883 September 26

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:91

Louisa May Alcott to [Elizabeth B. Greene] with transcript [1869] April 1

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:92

Louisa May Alcott to Miss Halley n.y. December 8

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:93

[J.A. Nauschek] to Marsha Heath n.y. November 10

Card with envelope 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:94

Louisa May Alcott to Abby Hosmer n.y. May 25

APCS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:95

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1881 January 12]

ALS with envelope 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:96

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1881 March 3]

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:97

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1882 December 23]

Card with envelope 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:98

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1884 February 18]

ALS with envelope 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:99

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1884 March 27]

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:100

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1885 March 16]

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:101

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1885] August 19

ALS with envelope 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:102

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1885 September 2]

ALS with envelope 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:103

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1885] November 29

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:104

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1886 January 29]

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:105

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1886] February 13

ALS with envelope 1 p.

with memo regarding date. 6255-b
Box-folder 1:106

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1886 May 2]

ALS with envelope 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:107

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1886 May 14]

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:108

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1886 May 19]

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:109

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1886 May 25]

AL with envelope 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:110

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1886] November 30

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:111

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1887] February 3

ALS with envelope 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:112

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1887] March 6

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:113

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer 1887 June 1

ALS with envelope 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:114

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1887] June 9

ALS with address 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:115

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1887 July 4]

ALS with envelope 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 1:116

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1887 July 19]

ALS with address 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:117

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1887 July] 25

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:118

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1887 August 8]

ALS with address 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:119

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer [1887] December 1

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:120

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer 1888 February 8

ALS with envelope 8 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:121

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. January 13

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:122

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. January 15

ALS with envelope 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:123

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. February 10

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:124

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. February 12

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:125

Louisa May Alcott to Laura [Hosmer] n.y. February 18

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:126

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. February 20

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:127

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. April 22

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:128

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. [May 1]

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:129

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. [May 11]

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:130

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer with transcript n.y. [June 17]

ALS with envelope 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:131

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. July 3

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:132

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. July 14

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:133

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. July 15

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:134

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. [July 26]

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:135

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. [July] 27

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:136

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. July 31

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:137

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. August 3

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:138

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. September 5

ALS with envelope 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:139

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. September 16

ALS with envelope 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:140

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. October 20

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:141

[Louisa May Alcott] to Laura Hosmer n.y. November 16

envelope.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:142

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. November 23

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:143

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. [December 8]

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:144

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.y. [December 24]

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:145

Louisa May Alcott and Anna Pratt to Laura Hosmer n.y. December 25

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:146

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.d. [?] 15

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:147

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.d.

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:148

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.d.

ALS with envelope 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:149

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.d.

ALS with envelope 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:150

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer n.d.

ALS with envelope 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:151

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer "Monday"

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:152

Louisa May Alcott and Anna Pratt to Laura Hosmer "Tuesday"

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:153

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer "Tuesday"

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:154

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer "Wednesday"

ALS with envelope 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:155

Louisa May Alcott to Laura Hosmer "Friday"

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:156

James N. Hyde to Boston Commonwealth regarding hospital name in Sketches 1865 July 3

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:157

"Joe" to Louisa May Alcott 1877 November 28

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:158

Editor of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper to Louisa May Alcott 1863

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:159

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. Livermore 1876 November 22

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:160

A.K. Loring to Louisa May Alcott 1864 September 30

ALS 7 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:161

A.K. Loring to Louisa May Alcott 1864 October 24

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:162

A.K. Loring to Louisa May Alcott [1864]

ALS 7 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:163

A.K. Loring to Louisa May Alcott 1881 August 19

ALS 1 p.

regarding Moods rights with enclosures 1867-1872. 6255-b
Box-folder 2:164

A.K. Loring to Louisa May Alcott n.y. March 30

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:165

A.K. Loring to Louisa May Alcott n.y. [Dec 24]

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:166

A.K. Loring to Louisa May Alcott n.d.

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:167

A.K. Loring to Louisa May Alcott n.d.

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:168

A.K. Loring to Louisa May Alcott "Sunday"

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:169

A.K. Loring to Louisa May Alcott "Friday"

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:170

Louisa May Alcott to "Lou" [1887 December -]

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:171

Louisa May Alcott to [Grace] Moshier n.y. April 6

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:172

Louisa May Alcott to [Grace] Moshier n.y. October 12

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:173

Louisa May Alcott to Miss Murdock [1887] November 15

ALS with envelope 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:174

E. Nieriker to Louisa May Alcott 1884 September 15

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:175

T. Niles to Louisa May Alcott 1870 January 12

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:176

T. Niles to Louisa May Alcott 1870 February 17

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:177

T. Niles to Louisa May Alcott 1876 April 3

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:178

Louisa May Alcott to T. Niles [1886] October 3

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:179

Louisa May Alcott to T. Niles [1887 June 23]

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:180

Louisa May Alcott to T. Niles n.d.

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:181

W[illiam] J. Niles to Louisa May Alcott 1870 May 31

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:182

W[illiam] J. Niles to Louisa May Alcott 1871 March 3

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:183

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. Norcross with photo of Louisa May Alcott n.y. October 14

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:184

Christmas card: Louisa May Alcott to S.N. n.y. [December]

Card 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:185

J.R. Osgood to Louisa May Alcott 1869 October 13

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:186

L.D. Parker to Louisa May Alcott 1865 February 13

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:187

Elizabeth P. Peabody to Anna Pratt [1888 March 8]

ALS with address 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:188

Elizabeth P. Peabody to Louisa May Alcott n.d.

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:189

Louisa May Alcott to Mr. Plummer n.d.

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:190

Emilie Poulsson to Louisa May Alcott 1882 February 24

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:191

Louisa May Alcott to "N" [Anna Alcott Pratt] [1888]

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:192

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. [Anna Alcott] Pratt n.y. March 20

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:193

Louisa May Alcott to "Nan" [Anna Alcott Pratt] n.y. November 29

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:194

Louisa May Alcott to "Nan" [Anna Alcott Pratt] n.d.

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:195

Louisa May Alcott to "Nanny" [Anna Alcott Pratt] n.d.

AL 8 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:196

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. Raymond n.d.

ALS 4 p.

6255-i
Box-folder 2:197

James Redpath to Louisa May Alcott with memorandum 1863 June 26

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:198

James Redpath to Louisa May Alcott 1863 August 8

AL fragment 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:199

James Redpath to Louisa May Alcott 1863 December 1

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:200

James Redpath to Louisa May Alcott 1864 January 23

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:201

James Redpath to Louisa May Alcott n.y. August 13

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:202

Louisa May Alcott to Miss Richards n.d.

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:203

F.M. Rockwell to Louisa May Alcott 1874 March 31

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:204

6255-b 1874 April 30

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:205

Louisa May Alcott to Mr. [Ropes] [1885] September 25

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:206

Louisa May Alcott to Miss Russel n.y. July 13

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:207

Louisa May Alcott with Sampson Low, Son & Marston 1872 May 31

AD acct 7 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:208

Sampson Low, Son & Marston to Louisa May Alcott 1879 December 30

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:209

Louisa May Alcott to Scribner & Co. with transcript [1877] December 2

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:210

Louisa May Alcott to Scribner & Co. with transcript n.y. December 10

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:211

Louisa May Alcott to Scribner & Co. n.d.

AL draft 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:212

Louisa May Alcott to Scribner & Co. n.d.

AL draft 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:213

Louisa May Alcott to Miss Seymour with PS by her mother n.y. September 21

ALS 4 p.

6255-e
Box-folder 2:214

Benj[amin] G. Smith to Louisa May Alcott 1867 June 13

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:215

Benj[amin] G. Smith to Louisa May Alcott 1869 April 29

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:216

Tauchnitz to Louisa May Alcott 1878 November 28

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:217

Tauchnitz, Jr. to Louisa May Alcott 1882 November 13

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:218

Louisa May Alcott to Tauchnitz n.d.

AL copy 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:219

H[oward] M. Ticknor to Louisa May Alcott 1861 December 7

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:220

H[oward] M. Ticknor to Louisa May Alcott 1861 December 10

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:221

Ticknor & Fields to Louisa May Alcott 1863 August 25

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:222

Howard M. Ticknor to Louisa May Alcott 1863 September 4

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:223

H[oward] M. Ticknor to Louisa May Alcott 1865 June 21

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:224

H[oward] M. Ticknor to Louisa May Alcott 1865 July 13

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:225

H[oward] M. Ticknor to Louisa May Alcott 1866 September 7

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:226

H[oward] M. Ticknor to Louisa May Alcott 1867 June 12

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:227

Louisa May Alcott receipt to Ticknor & Fields 1867 June 15

ADS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:228

G.M. Towle to Louisa May Alcott 1872 January [18]

ALS 1 p.

with Louisa May Alcott draft on verso. 6255-b
Box-folder 2:229

William Hayes Ward to Louisa May Alcott 1874 March 12

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 2:230

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. Waters [1887] December 7

ALS 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:231

Louisa May Alcott to Mrs. Wendte "Friday"

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:232

Louisa May Alcott to "Dear Old Friend" with transcript [1877] December 16

ALS 4 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:233

Louisa May Alcott to "Dear Sir" n.y. January 24

ALS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:234

Louisa May Alcott to "Gentlemen" n.y. April 30

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:235

Louisa May Alcott to [ ? ] n.y. December 1

AN 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:236

Louisa May Alcott to "Dear Neighbor" n.d.

ALS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:237

Louisa May Alcott to [ ? ] n.d.

ALS fragment 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:238

Louisa May Alcott to [ ? ] n.d.

ANS 1 p.

6255-a
Box-folder 3:239

Louisa May Alcott to "Dear Sir" n.d.

ALS 4 p.

6255-g

Series III: Manuscripts

Box-folder 3:240

10 lines, [regarding "Christie"] n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:241

8 lines, "For Baby"s eldest babe..." n.d.

AMs & auto. 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:242

Daisy's Ball, page 1 from Chap IX verso 1870

AMs 1 p.

1878 May 14 presentation note. 6255-c
Box-folder 3:243

poem: "My Laura" 1878 August 26

AMsS 3 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:244

poem [to T. Niles] 1885 January 1

AMsS 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:245

Jack and Jill, Chap 1, p. 2 n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:246

Jack and Jill, Chap 1, p. 10 n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:247

Jack and Jill, Chap 1, p. 14 & fragment n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:248

Jack and Jill, Chap 6, p. 91 n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:249

Jack and Jill, Chap 6, p. 95 n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:250

Jack and Jill, Chap 6, p. 97 n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:251

Jack and Jill, Chap 7, p. 98-100, 104-115 n.d.

AMs fragment 15 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:252

Jack and Jill, Chap 8, p. 121 n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:253

Jack and Jill, Chap 8, p. 124 n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-d
Box-folder 3:254

Jack and Jill, Chap 9, p. 169-182 1880 May

AMs fragment 14 p. with typescript copy, 10 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:255

Jack and Jill, Chap 13 p. 203-222 1880 June

AMs fragment 20 p. with typescript copy, 15 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:256

Jack and Jill, p. 231 n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p. and transcript p. 231-232, 1 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:257

Jack and Jill, p. 250 n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:258

Jack and Jill, Chap 15, p. 254 n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-f
Box-folder 3:259

Jo's Boys n.d.

AMs fragment 1 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:260

"Lucian" with "An Apostrophe to Truth" with transcript and notes 1848 February 8 and June 11

AMs 8 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:261

Notes regarding Dr. Bartol's sermon on Abba Alcott n.d.

AMs 2 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:262

Old Fashioned Girl, with miscellaneous fragments n.d.

AMs 6 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:263

The Pickwick, No. I n.y. September 28

AMs 4 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:263

The Pickwick, No. II n.y. October 5

AMs 4 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:263

The Pickwick, No. III n.y. October 12

AMsS 4 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:264

"A Song to be Sung to the Tune of 'Polly Put the Kettle On'" or "My Laura," with transcript 1880 August 26

AMs 2 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:265

Spinning Wheel Stories, p. 1-45, [Story I: "Grandma's Story"] n.d.

AMs 45 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:266

Spinning Wheel Stories, p. 46-90, [Story II: "Tabby's Tablecloth"] n.d.

AMs 45 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:267

Spinning Wheel Stories, p. 91-137, [Story III: "Eli's Education"] [1884]

AMs 47 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:268

Spinning Wheel Stories, p. 1-47, "Little Things" n.d.

AMs 47 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:269

poem: "To Jack" n.d.

AMs 1 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:270

"Two Little Travelers" n.d.

AMsS 17 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:271

[unidentified, regarding postal stamps] n.d.

AMs 1 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:272

quotations from various sources n.d.

AMs 2 p.

6255-c

Series IV: Photographs and Prints

Photograph of Louisa May Alcott - see also item 183
Box-folder 3:273

"Alcott House" with Louisa May Alcott portrait inset n.d.

postcard

6255-b
Box-folder 3:274

"Orchard House, Home of the Alcotts..." n.d.

postcard.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:275

4 views of Orchard House n.d.

photographs.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:276

"Wayside, the Home of Hawthorne" n.d.

postcard

6255-b
Box-folder 3:277

view of Wayside n.d.

photograph.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:278

John Sewell Pratt Alcott, with bicycle n.d.

photograph

6255-b
Box-folder 3:279

Louisa May Alcott, left profile, from Sanborn photograph n.d.

book illus.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:280

Louisa May Alcott, seated, by Norman, Boston n.d.

photograph.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:281

Louisa May Alcott, left profile, Walton Ricketson, sculp. n.d.

etching 2 copies.

6255-b (9521-h)
Box-folder 3:282

Louisa May Alcott, autographed 1865

silhouette.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:283

Louisa May Alcott, bust, Allen, Boston n.d.

photographs, 2 copies.

6255-e
Box-folder 3:284

Louisa May Alcott, seated, with letter n.d., n.y. June 12

photograph.

6255
Box-folder 3:285

Louisa May Alcott, by S.W. Rowse n.d.

portrait.

presented to the Louisa M. Alcott Club by The Mothers, 1905 March 23. 6255
Box-folder 3:286

Illustration for Little Women n.d.

photograph.

6255
Box-folder 3:287

5 illustrations from Moods n.d.

book illus.

6255
Box-folder 3:288

Cabinet photograph of Louisa May Alcott, seated and holding a book, by A. Munroe, Concord, Mass. [ca. 1880]

photograph.

6255-k

Series V: Miscellaneous

Box-folder 3:289

Mimeographed list of Beatrice Gunn's Alcott Collection n.d.

TM copy 21 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:290

Notice regarding "Bertha" and early works ca. 1850

printed.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:291

Reviews of Hospital Sketches 1863-1869

printed.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:292

Reviews of Moods (see also item 28) ca. 1864

printed.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:293

Reviews of Morning Glories ca. 1867

printed.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:294

Louisa May Alcott expense account for Concord Sketches 1870 February 11

AD 2 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:295

Reviews of An Old Fashioned Girl ca. 1870

printed.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:296

Reviews of Little Men ca. 1871

printed.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:297

Reviews of Little Women n.d.

printed.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:298

Reviews of A Modern Mephistopheles ca. 1877

printed.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:299

Louisa May Alcott list of shares 1881

AD 6 p.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:300

Obituaries of Louisa May Alcott 1888

AMs/printed

6255-b
Box-folder 3:301

"In Memory of Louisa May Alcott by her friend, Anna Ricketson" 1888 April 29

TM copy 13 p.

6255-c
Box-folder 3:302

"The Copyright Law..." 1909

Pamphlet 40 p.

6255
Box-folder 3:303

Miscellaneous clippings and articles n.d.

printed.

6255-b
Box-folder 3:304

"L.M. Alcott" with photocopy n.d.

autograph.

6255-e