This collection is open for research.
Richard Watson Gilder, 1844–1909, was born in Bordentown, New Jersey. Among Richard
Gilder's books of poetry are
The New Day (1875),
Poems and Inscriptions (1901), and
A Book of Music (1906). With Newton Crane, he founded the Newark
Register and he edited
Scribner's
Monthly
(later
The Century Magazine), a post
he held until his death. His brother William Henry Gilder was managing editor of the
Register, but is most well–known for his Arctic
expeditions. He was second in command on the
Eothen in
search of Sir John Franklin's lost expedition to discover the North Pole and wrote
several books about the Arctic. In 1883 he was a war correspondent in Tonking during
the French–Annamese War. Richard's sister Jeannette Leonard Gilder was co–founder
and joint editor with another brother Joseph Benson Gilder of
The Critic, a literary magazine.
His wife, Helena, 1846–1916, was born in New York City. She was a painter, founder of
the Art Students league and co–founder of the Society of American Artists. She
studied with Winslow Homer and John La Farge, as well as at the Cooper Union
Institute and the National Academy of Design. Together Richard and Helena had seven
children. Their son Rodman was an author and married Comfort Tiffany, daughter of
Louis Comfort Tiffany. Their daughter Dorothea had a brief stage career, while
Rosamond, the youngest, also became a writer. She was the author of
Enter the Actress: the First Woman in the Theatre and the
editor of
Letters of Richard Watson Gilder and an
unpublished volume of letters between her mother and Mary Hallock Foote, tentatively
titled
Dialogue.
The collection is organized into the following series: I. Correspondence; II.
Writings; III. Artwork; IV. Diaries/Journals; V. Legal; VI. Photographs; VII.
Miscellaneous.
The Gilder mss., 1781–1984, consist of correspondence and papers of poet, editor
Richard Watson Gilder and his wife, the artist Helena de Kay Gilder, and their
family. In addition to family members, the correspondence reflects the many friends
and acquaintances who visited the Gilders at their Tyringham, Massachusetts home, as
well as their private salon in New York. These include artists, musicians, writers,
poets, scientists and politicians, such as August Saint–Gaudens, Winslow Homer, Mark
Twain, and Nicola Tesla. There is extensive correspondence with Frances Folsom
Cleveland (Mrs. Grover Cleveland), artist Cecilia Beaux and writer Mary Hallock
Foote. The Writings series contains works of Richard and Helena, as well as many
other writers and poets, including Phyllis de Kay Wheelock who wrote about the De
Kay family, and extensive files of Rosamond Gilder's writings and research. Writings
by William Henry Gilder (1838–1900) include articles on the Arctic and a description
of his encounter with pirates. Many pencil and watercolor sketches and sketchbooks
of Helena may be found in the Artwork series. A few other artists are represented,
mostly family members, but include a few sketches by Mary Hallock Foote. An
interesting joint diary of Helena and Richard, dated 1874–1888, may be found in the
Diaries/Journals series. The Legal materials mostly concern estates and properties.
Formal portraits of the Gilder family, friends and acquaintances, as well as
snapshots taken on their various travels make up the Photographs series.
The Miscellaneous series contains military–related items, including a report to
Headquarters by surgeon Reuben Gilder concerning the dead and wounded from the
Battle of Cowpens in 1781, a group of letters picked up from several Civil War
battlefields by Richard's father William Henry Gilder, and paperwork reimbursing
Richard's brother William Henry Gilder for the death of his horse at the Petersburg
fight in 1864. From Richard's brother William Henry's Arctic explorations is a list
of provisions, list of backers, map, and various printed items. There is extensive
ephemera in the Miscellaneous series: concert and lecture programs, invitations to
various events, brochures, maps, and menus. Realia of interest include: a lock of
Helena's hair, dried flowers from John Keats' grave picked in 1884, a pencil used by
Walt Whitman, and dried leaves collected in 1863 from the Bull Run battlefield.
Series:
I. Correspondence.
Box 1
Arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Individual names with significant
number of letters may have separate folders and are filed immediately after
the folder in which they would have been included. Names in the "General"
folders are not listed. Most of the letters are written to Richard Watson
Gilder, Helena de Kay Gilder and members of their immediate family. Filed
under some correspondents' names are letters written to them specifically
and are designated as such. Year or range of years of the correspondence
follows each name. One folder per name unless otherwise indicated.
Additional correspondence may be found throughout the collection.
A — General
Abbott, Lawrence. 1918
Abbott, Lyman. undated
Aldrich, Lilian. 1908
Alexander, John W. 1887
Allen, Mary. 1883-1906
Aman–Jean, Edmond. 1903
American National Institute. 1895
Appleton, Mary R. 1890
Aus der Ohe, Adele. 1887-1910,
including two stanzas of music (2 folders)
Austin, Mary. 1907
Avellana, Lamberto Vera. 1969
B — General
Babcock, Sally Harwood. 1864-1909
(4 folders)
Bagg, Lenora L. S. 1916-1924
Beaux, Cecilia.
To Gilder, George. 1906
To Gilder, Helena de Kay. 1897-1916
(7 folders)
To Gilder, Richard Watson. 1892-1909
(3 folders)
To Gilder, Rodman Drake. 1896-1928
To Gilder, Rosamond. 1915
Beckwith, J(ames) Carroll. 1914
Bennett, Joseph Hastings. 1924
Bishop, H. S. 1884-1893
Bishop, J. B. 1894
Bishop, W. H. 1897-1899
Bispham, David. 1907-1911
Blanc, Marie–Thérèse. 1895-1907
Blashfield, Edwin Howland. 1898
Bliss, Harriet. 1910-1912
Bloede, Katie and Marie. 1868-1875
(2 folders)
Blouët, Paul. 1887-1902
Boehm, Joseph Edgar, Sir. 1871
Boutet de Manvel, L(ouis) M(aurice). 1850-1913
Boyesen, Hjahman H. 1874-1894
Bradford, George P. 1867-1886
Briesen, Arthur von. 1905
Bronson, Katharina Coleman de Kay. 1855-1890
Brooks, Phillips. 1890
Brown, Horatio F. 1896
Brownell, William Crary. 1902
Bryce, James and E. Marion. 1886-1913
Buel, Clarence C. and Alice. 1885-1894,
1916
Bunner, Henry Cuyler. 1894
Burnaby, Caroline M. 1888
Burnett, Frances Hodgson. 1906-1926
Burnett, Ruth (1862–1942). 1897
Burroughs, John. 1877-1912
Butler, Harry. 1898-1899
C—General
Cable, George Washington. 1880-1917
Calve, Emma. 1906
(2 folders). Includes notebook of miscellaneous material related
to tours and loose items removed from notebook.
Campbell, William Wilfred. 1891
Carman, Bliss. 1910
Carnegie, Andrew and Louise W. 1908-1916
Carter, Susan N. 1895-1897
Castaigne, Andre. 1896
The Century Co. and Century Magazine. 1881-1923
(5 folders). Includes related materials such as contracts,
receipts, agreements, programs, etc. See also: Buel, Clarence C. and
Alice; Johnson, Robert Underwood.
Champney, Elizabeth Williams. undated
Choate, Joseph Hodges. 1911-1913
Cholmeley–Jones, Elmira Gambault Gilder. 1886-1909
Cholmeley–Jones, Jeannette. 1908
Cholmeley–Jones, Nigel. 1903-1920
Cholmeley–Jones, Richard Gilder. 1877-1914
Cholmeley–Jones, Roy. 1897-1907
Churchill, Winston (1871–1947). 1900-1901
Clark, John. 1865
Clemens, Samuel L. and Olivia. 1899-1904
Box 2
Cleveland, Frances Folsom.
To Gilder, Helena de Kay and Richard Watson. 1887,
June
1905
(51 folders)
Box 3
Cleveland, Frances Folsom.
To Gilder, Helena de Kay and Richard Watson. 1906-1916
(14 folders)
To Gilder, Rosamond. 1946
[?]
To McGrew, Dorothea Gilder. 1900-1915
Cleveland, Marion. 1907-1908
Cleveland, Grover. 1891-1907
Coates, Florence Earle. 1902
Coffin, William Anderson. 1889-1898
Cole, Timothy. 1916
Conant, Cornelia W. 1897
Cone, Helen Gray. 1887-1910
Cook, Clarence (1828–1900). 1876
Cook, Clarence (1828–1900). 1876
Cook, Frederick Albert
To Gilder, William Henry (1838–1900). 1894
Cox, Kenyon. 1886
Craigie, Pearl Mary Teresa. 1906
Crane, Charles Richard. 1907
Crawford, Francis Marion. 1894
Curtis, George William. 1872-1892
Curzon, Mary Leiter, Baroness Curzon of Kedleston. undated
D—General
Davenport, Jack Alfred and M. W. 1864-1874,
1901
Daviess, Maria Thompson. 1913
Davis, Richard Harding. 1906
Dawes, Anna L. 1902-1906
De Kay, Charles A. 1871-1909
(2 folders)
De Kay, Edwalyn. 1896
De Kay, Helena (niece of Helena and Richard). 1913-1919
De Kay, Janet Halleck Drake. 1862-1886
De Kay, Joseph Rodman Drake. 1860-1886
De Kay, Julia. 1879-1912
De Kay, Sidney and Minna. 1864-1890
De Kay, Sidney Gilder. 1915-1927
Deland, Ellen Douglas. 1908
Deland, Margaret. 1889-1890
De Rosales, Louise
Dewey, Byrd Spilman. 1930
Dewing, Maria R. Oakey. 1876-1916
Dix, Edwin Asa and Marion Alcott. 1904
[?]
Dobson, Austin. 1880-1909
Dodge, Mary E. 1864-1868
Dodge, Mary Mapes. 1887
Drake, Edith True and A. W. 1890-1911
Drinker, Ernesta. 1920
Dunn, Julia E. 1875
Dunning, William Archibald. 1876
E—General
Eaton, Edward Dwight. 1912
Eaton, Wyatt and Louise. 1880-1887
Egan, Maurice F. 1879-1909
Eggleston, Edward. 1880-1884
Evans, Elizabeth G. 1903-1916
Evans, Florence Wilkinson. 1906,
1910
F—General
Fairchild, Charles Stebbins. 1905,
1910
Farnam, Henry W. 1903
Ferrero, Guglielmo and Gina Lombroso. 1908-1909
Field, Isobel (Strong Osbourne). 1914,
1879-1893
Fields, Annie. 1895-1901
Finck, Henry T. and Abbie H. C. 1898-1903
Folsom, Emma C. 1887-1897
Foote, Mary Hallock
To Gilder, Helena de Kay. 1879-1916
To Gilder, Richard Watson. 1872-1909
(3 folders)
To Gilder, Rodman Drake. 1902-1921
To Gilder, Rosamond. 1915-1932
(3 folders)
To McGrew, Dorothea Gilder. 1904-1919
To Palmer, Francesca Gilder. 1917
Ford, Paul Leicester. 1897
Ford, M. B. 1909-1910
French, Daniel Chester. 1904-1906
Froude, James Anthony. 1879
G—General
Gabrilovitch, Ossip. 1905-1907
Gay, S. M. and Elizabeth. 1890
Gelat, Antoine Thomas. 1906
Gericke, Wilhelm. 1893
Gérôme, Jean–Léon. 1869
Box 4
Gibson, Charles Dana. undated
Gifford, Robert Swain. 1889-1898
Gilbert, Charlotte Gilder. 1911-1920
Gilder, Alma E. 1884-1885
Gilder, Christine (Mrs. Robert F. G.) 1931-1950
Gilder, Comfort Tiffany.
To Gilder, Helena de Kay. 1911-1915
To Gilder, Rosamond. 1911-1958
To McGrew, Dorothea Gilder. 1911
Gilder, George de Kay.
To Helena de Kay and Richard Watson Gilder. 1890-1913
(8 folders)
To Rodman Drake Gilder. 1906
To Rosamond Gilder. 1897,
1910
To Dorothea Gilder McGrew. 1898-1918
Letters from various correspondents. 1915
Gilder, Harry M. 1891-1902
Gilder, Helena de Kay.
To Bagg, Leonora S. 1900-1914
To Bliss, Harriet. 1910
To Cleveland, Francis Folsom. 1887-1909
(20 folders). Includes letters from or jointly with Richard
Watson Gilder.
To De Kay, Charles. 1863-1897
To De Kay, Edwalyn. 1888-1898
To De Kay, Janet Hallock Drake. 1879–1886
To De Kay, Julia. 1900-1911
To De Kay, Katarina Coleman (for infant Marion Gilder).
1876
To De Kay, Minna Craven. 1885
To De Kay siblings. 1869-1892
To De Rosales, Louise. 1915-1916
To Foote, Mary Hallock. 1869-1897
(10 folders) (see also: Writings. Gilder, Rosamond de Kay.
Dialogue)
Box 5
Gilder, Helena de Kay
To Foote, Mary Hallock. 1898-1916
(5 folders)
To Gilder children. 1896-1913
(8 folders)
To Gilder, George. 1897-1917
(11 folders)
To Gilder, Jane Nutt. 1880
To Gilder, Richard Watson. 1873-1909
(9 folders)
To Gilder, Rodman Drake. 1885-1894
(4 folders)
Box 6
Gilder, Helena de Kay
To Gilder, Rodman Drake. 1895-1915
(24 folders)
To Gilder Rosamond. 1907-1915
(5 folders)
To Harwood, Elizabeth F. 1885
To James, Henry. undated
To Janvier, Catharine and Thomas. 1890-1915
(3 folders)
To Johnson, Robert Underwood. undated
To LaFarge, John. 1891
To McGrew, Dorothea Gilder. 1895-1900
(3 folders)
Box 7
Gilder, Helena de Kay
To McGrew, Dorothea Gilder. 1901-1915
(12 folders)
To Morris, Edmund. undated
To Morse, Anne G. (Nannie). 1895-1915
To Nutt, Maria H. 1874-1879
To Palmer, Francesca Gilder. 1902-1913
To Puron, Martina Pintard Gilder. 1879
To Roosevelt, Eleanor. undated
To Saint–Gaudens, Augustus. 1877
To Sedgwick, Anne Douglas. 1915
To various members of family from Europe. 1911
To various correspondents, mostly unidentified.
Gilder, Rev. J. Leonard. 1833,
1880
Gilder, Jane Nutt
To Gilder, Helena de Kay and Richard Watson. 1861-1890
To Nutt, Maria H. 1840-1885
(5 folders)
To various correspondents.
From various correspondents.
Gilder, Jeannette Leonard
To Gilder, Helena de Kay and Richard Watson. 1873-1914
To Gilder, Rodman Drake. 1895-1913
To Nutt, Maria H. 1879-1896
To various correspondents.
From various correspondents.
Gilder, John (1786–1855) and Sarah Leonard.
From various correspondents. 1835-1836,
1845
Gilder, John Francis (Frank).
To family members. 1853-1907
From various correspondents. 1865-1880
Gilder, Joseph Benson and Gwendolyn.
To family members. 1873-1938
(3 folders)
Gilder, Percy. 1898-1899,
1940
Gilder, Richard Watson
To Allen, Joseph. 1862
To Bagg, Leonora S. and Louise E. 1900-1905
To Browne, F.F. 1893-1896
To Cleveland, Grover. 1896
To De Kay, Janel Hallock. 1873
To De Kay, Minna Craven. 1890
To Dewey, Mrs. F.S. (Lady Ben Travato). 1904-1912
To family and friends (circular letter). 1904
To Foote, Mary Hallock. 1872-1909
To Gilder, George de Kay. 1898-1903
(2 folders)
Box 8
Gilder, Richard Watson
To Gilder, George de Kay. 1904-1908
(3 folders)
To Gilder, Helena de Kay. 1872-1909
(31 folders)
Box 9
Gilder, Richard Watson
To Gilder, Jane Nutt. 1872-1882
To Gilder, Jane Nutt and Maria Nutt, jointly. 1852-1882
(4 folders)
To Gilder, Jeannette Leonard. 1879-1893
To Gilder, Joseph Benson. 1852-1886
To Gilder, Robert Fletcher. 1875
To Gilder, Rodman. 1885-1909
(9 folders)
To Gilder, William Henry (1812–1864). 1864
To Gilder, William Henry (1838–1900). 1890-1894
To Grant, Hugh J. 1889
To Hay, John Milton. 1900-1902
To James, Henry. 1885
(copy)
To Janvier, Thomas A. 1882,
1896
To Johnson, Robert Underwood. 1883-1896
(4 folders)
To La Farge, John. 1875-1908
To Lyttle, Sarah (Mrs. Robert E.). 1863–1902
To McGrew, Dorothea Gilder. 1888–1909
(2 folders)
To Nutt, Maria. 1861–1889
To Procter, John R. 1900–1903
To Puron, Juan. 1895
To Saint–Gaudens, Augustus. 1877
To Schurz, Carl. 1903–1906
To Smith, Roswell. 1884–1894
To various correspondents.
Gilder, Robert Fletcher
To Gilder, Jeannette Leonard. 1905
To Gilder, Joseph Benson. 1872–1875
To Gilder, Richard Watson. 1885–1907
To Gilder, Rodman. 1909–1940
To McGrew, Dorothea Gilder. 1909
To ____, Mary (cousin). undated
From various correspondents.
Gilder, Rodman Drake
To Gilder, George. 1906
To Gilder, Helena and Richard Watson. 1881–1897
(5 folders)
Box 10
Gilder, Rodman Drake
To Ferrin, Dana. 1948
To Gilder, Helena and Richard Watson. 1898–1914
(12 folders)
To Gilder, Rosamond. 1913–1949
To McGrew, Dorothea Gilder. 1894–1917
(2 folders)
To various correspondents
From various correspondents
Gilder, Rosamond
To family. 1892–1920
To Gilder, Rodman Drake. 1903–1938
To and from various correspondents. 1911–1977
(2 folders)
To and from various correspondents concerning research for
Dialogue. 1911–1977
(4 folders)
Gilder, Wm. Howard. 1907-1908
Gilder, Wilbur F. 1893,
1902
Gilder, William Henry (1812–1864)
To family. 1852–1864
(4 folders)
To Gilder, Jane Nutt. 1835–1862
(13 folders)
Box 11
Gilder, William Henry (1812–1864)
To Gilder, Jane Nutt. 1863–1864
(6 folders)
To Nutt, Maria. 1833–1853
From various correspondents. 1862
Gilder, William Henry (1838–1900)
To family. 1860–1899
(6 folders)
From various correspondents. 1862–1892
Gladden, Washington. 1893
Glenny, Alice R. 1903-1914
(2 folders)
Glenny, Aline. 1904-1910
Glenny, Joan. 1907
Gosse, Edmund. 1891–1892
Grant, Percy Stickney. 1914–1916
Gras, Félix and Angèle. 1878–1901
Gray, David. 1910–1914
Greene, Rosalind Huidekoper. 1907
Greenslet, Faris
To Gilder, Rosamond. 1911-1920
Gréville, Madame Henry. 1886
Gross, Richard. undated
Guiney, Louise Imogen. 1886
H—General
Hake, Thomas Gordon. undated
Hale, Susan (1833–1910). undated
Hamilton, Edith. 1923–1925
Harrison, Constance Cary. undated
Harwood, Andrew. 1867–1877
Harwood, Elizabeth F.
To Gilder Helena de Kay and Richard Watson. 1864–1892
(2 folders)
To Nutt, Maria H. 1849–1889
(3 folders)
Harwood, Marian de Kay. undated
Hastings, Thomas. 1899
Hawthorne, Hildegarde. 1913
Hazard, Caroline. 1902–1903
Henschel, George. 1907
Henschel, Lillian B. undated
Higginson, Henry Lee. 1895–1908
Higginson, Ida Agassiz. 1893–1903
(2 folders)
Hobson, Richard Pearson. 1898–1902
Hoeber, Arthur. 1908
Holford, Alberta and Florence
To Gilder, Rosamond. 1953–1959
Holland, Josiah Gilbert. 1874–1882
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, Jr. 1894
Holt, Roland. 1900
Homer, Winslow. 1872–1886
Horton, Samuel Dana. 1869–1874
Howe, Julia Ward. 1866–1869
Howells, William Dean. 1893–1912
Hughes, Sarah F. 1897–1907
Hughes, W. Hastings. 1893–1906
Hulst, Nelson P. 1896,
1916
Hunt, Alfred William, Margaret Raine and Isobel Violet. undated
Huss, Henry Holden. 1881
I—General
J—General
Jackson, Helen Hunt. 1870–1881
Jacobs, Sister Clarissa. 1893
Includes calling card with photograph.
James, Henry. 1880–1914
(2 folders)
James, William. 1893–1910
Jandrier, Jeanne. 1903–1906
Janvier, Catharine A. 1885–1899
(3 folders)
Box 12
Janvier, Catharine A. 1900–1920
(3 folders)
Janvier, Thomas A.
To Gilder, Helena de Kay and Richard Watson. 1888–1913
(4 folders)
From various correspondents. 1893–1900
Jefferson, Sarah A. 1904–1905
Jewett, Sarah Orne. 1897
Johnson, Bessie W. 1871–1880
Johnson, Laura Winthrop. undated
Johnson, Robert Underwood. 1879–1924
Johnson, Rossiter. undated
Jones, Amanda T. 1887
K—General
Kakuzo, Okakura. 1887–1911
Kane, Florence Bayard. 1908
Kellogg, Clara Louise and Carl Strakosch. 1879,
1916
Kendall, William Sergeant. 1897–1908
Keith, Dora Wheeler. undated
Kimball, Elizabeth. 1915–1917
King, Janet. 1892–1895
King, Pauline. 1899–1903
Kipling, Rudyard and Caroline. 1899–1904
Korbay, Francis. 1894
L—General
La Farge, John. 1871–1909
Lane, John. 1909
Lanier, Mary Day. 1910
Lansdale, Edward V. 1871–1916
Lansdale, Eliza M. 1905–1920
Lansdale, Maria. 1893–1917
(3 folders)
Lathrop, Francis. 1899
Lathrop, Rose Hawthorne. 1916
Lazarus, Emma, Josephine and Annie. 1881
Le Gallienne, Richard. 1910
Lemaire, Gaston. 1904
Leonowens, Anna Harriette. 1908–1910
Lewis, Agnes Smith. 1903
Lillie, Lucy Cecil. undated
Lincoln, Robert Todd. 1909
Linton, Williams James. 1891
Lockwood, Florence. undated
Lodge, Mary G. 1888
Low, Wilett. 1888–1911
Lowben, Charlotte B. 1908
Lowell, James Russell. 1875–1891
(2 folders)
Lowell, Josephine Shaw. 1890–1904
Lungren, Fernand. undated
Lyttle, Sarah Gilder. 1867–1894
Mc—General
McAneny, George. 1913–1914
MacDowell, Edward Alexander. 1895–1897
MacDonald, Greville. 1913,
1923
McGrew, Dallas
To McGrew, Elizabeth L. 1903,
1920
To McGrew, Mrs. G. H. 1916-1926
To McGrew family. December
1916,
1917
From various correspondents. 1920
McGrew, Dorothea Gilder
To Evening Post, editor. 1909
To Gilder family. 1917
To Gilder, George de Kay. 1904–1917
To Gilder, Helena de Kay and Richard Watson. 1880s–1901
(3 folders)
Box 13
McGrew, Dorothea Gilder
To Gilder, Helena de Kay and Richard Watson. 1902–1909
(7 folders)
To Gilder, Helena de Kay. 1910–1916
(5 folders)
To Gilder, Rodman Drake and Comfort Tiffany. 1897–1918
To Gilder, Rosamond. 1910–1916
To Gilder, Rosamond and Francesca Gilder Palmer. 1918–1919
To Kimball, Elizabeth L. 1916–1919
To McGrew, Dallas. 1911
To McGrew, Mrs. (Dallas's mother). 1915–1919
(3 folders)
To Nadal, E. S. 1918
To Palmer, Francesca Gilder. 1906–1917
From various correspondents.
McGrew, J.L. and George H. 1916–1921
McKinley, William. 1899
M—General
Mabie, Hamilton Wright. 1905–1906
Mailliard, Annie Ward and Loullie M. 1867–1876
Mansfield, Richard. 1891
Manship, Paul Howard. 1931
Markoe, Matilda. undated
Marlowe, Julia. undated
Marsh, Henry and Sophronia Oakes. 1882–1888
Martin, Homer D. 1878
Mason, Alfred Bishop. undated
Mason, Mary Murdoch. 1911
Mason, William (1829–1908). 1893,
1895
Matthews, Brander. 1894–1914
Matthison, Edith Wynne. 1903
Merington, Marguerite. 1901–1913
Merritt, Anne Lee. 1887–1903
Mitchell, Lucy M. 1885–1886
Mitchell, Silas Weir. 1906
Modjeska, Helena. 1899
Moody, William Vaughn. 1905–1908
Morse, Nannie. 1879–1915
(3 folders
Moulton, Helen (Contesse de Hatzfeldt). 1863
N—General
Nadal, E. S. 1876–1915
Nemes, Dezso and Melitta. 1907
Nevin, Alice Paul (Mrs. Ethelbert). undated
New York Herald. 1894–1895
Newman, Helena McGrew.
1941-1966
From various correspondents. re: death of Helena Newman.
1978–1979
Nicholls, Francis and Josephine. 1889–1890
Nicolay, Helen. 1901
Nussey, Ellen (1817–1897). 1871
(includes a French verse in Charlotte Bronte's hand)
Nutt, Maria H.
To various correspondents. 1841–1890
(2 folders)
From Fraser, William. 1860–1862
(2 folders)
From Mackie, Moura. 1859–1861
From Potts, Sarah P. 1859–1886
From various correspondents. 1836–1879
(4 folders)
Box 14
Nutt, Maria H.
From various correspondents. 1880–1888
(3 folders)
O–P—General
Osborne, Duffield. 1914
Osborne, Lloyd. 1902
Paderewski, Ignace Jan and Helena. undated
Palmer, Bertha Matilde Honoré. undated
Palmer, Francesca Gilder. 1892–1919
Palmer family. 1860–1920
(2 folders)
Pearson, Molly. 1911–1917
Pennell, Joseph. 1894–1908
Pennington, Harper. 1898
Perdicaris, Ion. 1905
Perrine, Van Derring. undated
Pleadwell, Frank Lester. 1929–1945
Porter, Bruce. undated
Potter, Henry Codman. 1902
Preston, Frances F. Cleveland. 1915–1918
Proctor, Anne B. 1883
Puron, Martina Pintard Gilder. 1884–1912,
1920
(2 folders)
R—General
Ralph, Julian. 1890
Reid, Doris Fielding. 1921–1933
(4 folders)
Richards, Laura Elizabeth Howe. undated
Riggs, Kate Douglas. 1895,
1916
Riis, Jacob A. and Mary Phillips. 1898–1916
Riley, James Whitcomb. 1890
Rimmer, Alfred. 1880
Robinson, Corinne Roosevelt. 1898–1916
Robinson, Edwin Arlington. 1905–1913
Roosevelt, Theodore. 1892–1913 (copies);
1916
Root, Elihu. 1914
Roumanille, Eirise. 1888–1902
Royce, Josiah. 1890
Rucellai, Edith and family. 1886–1923,
1966–1976
(3 folders)
Runkle, L. G. 1902
Ryder, Albert P. 1887–1903
S—General
Saint–Gaudens, Augustus. 1881–1888
(including gallery lay–out sketches)
Sands, Dorothy. 1931–1939
Sartain, William. 1903
Schauffler, Robert Haven. 1907
Schayer, Julia. 1892–1894
Schubin, Ossip (Aloisia Kirschner). 1900
Schurz, Carl and Marianne. 1894–1906
Schuyler, Georgina and Louisa Lee. 1886–1916
Scott, Lucy P. 1897,
1916
Sedgwick, Anne Douglas. 1902–1906
Seidl, Anton. 1898
Serrao, Teodoro. undated
Seton, Ernest Thompson. undated
Sever, Anne. undated
Seward, Theodore Frelinghuysen. 1887–1890
Sharp, William (1855–1905). undated
Shaw, Sarah B. 1891–1898
Sherman, Bessie Foote. 1886–1891
Sherman, F. D. 1892
Siddons, Mary Frances Scott. 1892
Sill, Louise Morgan. 1911
Sinclair, May. 1908–1911
Sloane, William M. 1899–1911
Smith, Logan Pearsall. 1888
Smith, Marion C. 1909
Sothern, Edward Hugh. 1911
Speyer, Leonora von Stosch Howland. 1892–1911
Stedman, Edmund Clarence. 1873–1908
Stevenson, Burton E.
To Gilder, Joseph B. 1911
Stickney, Albert and Elizabeth W. (Bess). 1882–1914
Stillman, Lisa. 1881–1889
(2 folders)
Stillman, Marie. 1879–1916
Stillman, William James. 1883
Stockard, Henry Jerome. 1889
Stockton, Frank R. and Marian E. 1876–1902
Stojowski, Sigismond. undated
Strong, Austin. 1904–1919
Sweeney, Mildred McNeal. 1906
Swift, Betty Foote. 1903–1946
Svecenski, Louis. 1865–1916
Box 15
T—General
Temple, Mary. 1862–1869
Tesla, Nicola. 1895–1901
Thaxter, Celia. 1877–1892.
Includes pressed seaweed for use as illustrations
Thayer, Abbot H. 1914–1917
Thayer, Hattie. 1867
Thayer, Katie B. 1876–1882
Thayer, Mary. 1867–1868
Thayer, William Roscoe. 1916
Thierry, James Francis. 1910
Thomas, Edith M. 1886–1916
Thomas, M. Carey. 1935
Tiffany, Caroline Chase. 1890
Tissot, James. 1898
Train, Charles J. 1864–1874
Twain, Mark (see: Clemens, Samuel L. and Olivia.
1899-1904)
Tweedie, Ethel Brilliana. 1904
U–V—General
Vanderbilt, George Washington, II. 1892–1894
Van Dyke, Henry. 1898–1912
Van Rensselaer, Mariana Griswold. 1889–1920
(4 folders)
Van Wagenen, Katherine H. 1916
Vedder, Elihu. 1909
Varese, Vera. 1903
Viereck, George Sylvester. 1906
Villard, Oswald Garrison. 1912–1914
Von Seckendorff, Adolf. 1861–1862.
Includes letters from various "Dresden friends"
W–Z—General
Waddington, Mary Alsop King. 1905
Wang, Frank H. 1917–1921
Ward, Anna H. B. 1879–1897
Ward, Mary Augusta. 1895–1900
Ward, Olivia. 1903
Ward, Samuel. 1888–1894
Warner, Charles Dudley. 1893
Washington, Booker T. 1908
Weaver, Isabel E. 1919
Webster, Jean. 1914
Welldon, Samuel A. 1909
Wharton, Edith. undated
Wheeler, Candace. 1894
Wheelock, Mary. 1918
Whitehead, Gerrard Irvine. 1895–1898
Whiting, Arthur. undated
Whitman, Sarah W. 1890-1897
Whitney, Adeline Dutton Train. 1867–1869
Williams, Eliott. 1890–1916
Williams, Sophia Wells Royce (Mrs. Talcott Williams). 1892–1906
Wilson, Francis. 1909–1916
Williamson, Clifton P. 1918–1919
Winslow, Erving. 1917
Withington, Paul R. 1917–1918
Wood, Frances Fisher. 1894
Woodberry, George Edward. 1891–1917
Young, Bethea. 1887–1904
(2 folders)
Unidentified/unsigned
Series:
II. Writings.
Box 15
Arranged alphabetically by author. Dates given where known. Additional
writings, particularly clippings and tear sheets, may be found under series
VII. Miscellaneous
Bienenstock, Jennifer. Article:
"The
Career of Helena de Kay Gilder, 1874–1886"
1979
Bronson, Katherine C. de Kay. 2 volumes of poetry:
"Leaves from my Journal from Venice to
Algiers"
and
"Recollections of My
First Decade"
1943
(2 folders)
Brownell, Henry Howard. 2 poems:
"The
Bay Fight"
and
"The River
Fight"
written in HdeKG's hand
Butler, Ellis Parker. Story:
"Lamp
Chimneys Out of Old Bottles"
Cornaro, C. Article:
"A Venetian
Infant Asylum"
Cleveland, Grover. Article on Venezuela for
The Century Magazine; speech at the Fellowcraft Club during
the presidency of RWG
De Kay, Charles. Articles:
"Joseph
Rodman Drake: A Sketch of His Life,"
"On a Bronze Buddha in the U.S. National
Museum"
(reprint, 1891), and
"Sea
Fights on the Spanish Main"
(reprint, 1918); volume of
poetry:
"Season Poems"
and various
miscellaneous poems
De Kay, James Elsworth. Book:
"The
Book of the Children of De Kay"
1838
D., M. M. [Mary Mapes Dodge?] Poems:
"At Last"
and
"A Warning to Young
People"
Fitzpatrick, Sister Martha Ann. Book:
"Richard Watson Gilder: Genteel Reformer"
Foote, Mary Hallock. Articles:
"Browning in Venice"
(reprint) and
"The Harshaw Bride"
Idaho Yesterdays, vol. 20, no. 2, Summer 1976; various poems
Box 16
Gilder, Helena de Kay
Talk:
"Caricature"
Given to
Wednesday Afternoon Club
Talk:
"The Complications of Modern
Society"
Poem:
"Hilda"
Talk:
"Joseph Jefferson"
Given to Wednesday Afternoon Club
Article:
"A Letter on Women's
Suffrage."
Pamphlet and reprint, includes additional
writings on women's suffrage
Article:
"Mary Hallock
Foote"
for
The Book Buyer,
Aug. 1894
Prose and sketches:
"The Pansy
Book, made by Helena De Kay for Mary Hallock"
Article:
"R[obert] Lincoln"
1913
Poem:
"Shakspere vs. Bacon"
With note:
"Delivered before the Prof. of
Yale in reply to Ignatius Donelly's [sic]
Criptogram"
Talk:
"Shelley"
Given to
Wednesday Afternoon Club
Book: concerning Theodore Rousseau
Notebook of poetry and prose
Notes after Richard W. Gilder's death
Miscellaneous untitled writings and notes
Gilder, Jeannette. Articles:
"Literary
Critics of New York Newspapers, 1882"
and
"Miss Fanny Parnell at Bordentown"
;
poems:
"Way Back to the Old Place and Sit
Down"
and
"My
Creed"
Gilder, Joseph Benson. Various poems and articles including the
poem
"What Means The Century to You?"
and the article
"Was Captain Kidd a
Pirate?"
Gilder, Richard Watson
Lists of writings. Includes lists of unsigned contributions
to
The Century. Includes lists of
unsigned contributions to
The
Century
Autobiographical notes
(2 folders)
Poem:
"Avignon
1879"
Poem:
"Bards"
Printing
plate
Poem:
"Bianca"
Address:
"Christian
Citizenship"
Given to the Presbyterian Social Union of
Philadelphia, Feb. 26,
1905. Reprint
Book of poetry:
"A Christmas
Wreath"
Table of contents only
Article:
"Eureka: The barber takes
care of the flowers"
Early poems, 1893
Book of poetry:
"For the
Country"
Table of contents, preface, notes
Article:
"The Funeral
Train"
For the
Newark
Advertiser
, Apr. 24,
1865. Also includes correspondence, drawing, clippings
and photograph of Lincoln
Article:
"Holy Week in
Jerusalem"
Also includes pressed flowers
"Calvary 27 March 1896"
Humorous verses, 1897-1910
(2 folders)
Address:
"Ideals of Life"
Commencement speech, Wellesley College, June 23, 1903
Article:
"The Kindergarten: An
Uplifting Social Influence in the Home and the District"
Charities, vol. XI, no. 5, Aug. 1, 1903, Union League Club,
Chicago
Newspaper:
The Leaflet, no.
1–16, 1860, edited by
RWG
Tribute volume:
"The Memorial
Meeting at Springfield"
A Memorial of Josiah Gilbert
Holland, Discourses and Tributes, called forth by his death,
October 12,
1881. Printed, not published. Edited and introduction by
RWG
Book of poetry:
The New Day: A Poem in
Songs and Sonnets
. Poems, a review and related
material
(4 folders)
"Notes on Letter Books I, II, III, and
part of IV, 1880 to 1890"
Notes on letters received by RWG
Article:
"On the Reading of
Poetry"
"Poems 1893, for H de K and no one
else"
Poems — drafts and fragments
(2 folders)
Poems
"not included in A New
Day... Nov. 29, 1894"
Poems
"unpublished"
Poems and Inscriptions.
"Dummy"
and book jacket, 1901
Poems and prose, drafts and incomplete
(2 folders)
Box 17
Gilder, Richard Watson
Book of poetry:
"The Poet and his
Work"
Printer's copy
Letter to the Editor of the New York Times:
"President Cleveland's True
Character"
and book jacket, Dec. 12, 1888. Proof and notes
"Report of the Tenement–House Committee
of 1894"
Tribute volume:
"Robert
Collyer"
Edited by RWG
Memorandum:
"Rodman Gilder from
his father 1897"
Newspaper:
St. Thomas Register,
Vol. 1, no. 1–3, edited by RWG
Book of poetry:
"Times and
Seasons: Poems by Richard Watson Gilder"
Bound, Dec. 1880–May
1885
Music:
"To Thee, Eternal Soul, Be
Praise!"
Music by Arne Oldberg, lyrics by RWG
Article: World's Fair, Paris, 1900
Gilder, Robert Fletcher. Article:
"Excavation of Earth–Lodge Ruins in Eastern Nebraska"
Reprint,
American Anthropologist, Vol. 11,
no. 1, Jan.–Mar,
1909
Gilder, Rodman Drake
Article:
"Notes for Around
Gramercy Park."
1915
Newspaper:
"The
Chimney–Seat"
An illustrated paper. No. 1,Dec. 1889, first and second editions;
No. 1, Summer series, incomplete, undated
Newspaper:
"Mark Twain in New
York, Brief Outline of an Illustrated Book"
1938
untitled materials
Gilder, Rosamond de Kay
Book:
Dialogue. Unpublished book
of letters between Helena de Kay Gilder and Mary Hallock Foote.
Includes index, outline, National Endowment for the Humanities grant
application, various drafts and extensive file of copies of letters
between HdeKG and MHF
(31 folders)
Box 18
Gilder, Rosamond de Kay
Book:
Dialogue,
cont.
(12 folders)
Book:
Letters of Richard Watson
Gilder.
Includes
"Archives"
notebook, advertisement, notes, list of
illustrations, some illustrations, and an extensive file of copies
of letters to and from RWG, many from
The
Century Magazine
files
(24 folders)
Gilder, William Henry (1812–1864). Notebook on various topics,
1833; sermons
Gilder, William Henry (1838–1900).
Book: Untitled Arctic book for boys. Outline, chapter one and
notes
Article:
"Fall of Santoy"
Rough draft
Article:
"Fur Seals at
Home"
Draft
Article:
"On a Chinese Gunboat
After Pirates"
Draft
Article:
"Wauker"
Incomplete draft concerning Ivan Coudron
Incomplete/untitled articles
Harwood, Elizabeth Foote. Articles:
"All the Fools are not Dead Yet"
Oct. 13, 1874;
"Santymoty or St. Timothé"
and
"Trips and Things"
Higginson, Henry Lee. Talk:
"Students
of Harvard University and Men of the Grand Army of the
Republic!"
Howe, Julia Ward. Poem:
"A Visit to
C.H."
Box 19
Janvier, Catharine. Short bio of Richard Watson Gilder, 1911; poems:
"The
Sequel"
and
"The Tortoiseshell
Cat"
1914
Janvier, Thomas A. Short bio of Cecilia Beaux; poems:
"Li nouvèn Troubadour,"
"Avignoun 1879"
and
"Les Troubadours"
Johnson, Lee Ann. Book:
Mary Hallock
Foote
(Twayne U.S. Authors Series). Working copy, Feb. 14, 1979
Latta, Caroline J. Dodge. Article:
"The Lady is a Critic"
MacDonald, George. Various poems
McGrew, Dorothea Gilder. Poems, notes
Nadal, E.S. Article:
"R.W.G. &
H.deK.G."
Rucellai, Nannina Fossi. Book:
"'Cousin Edith' by Her Daughter"
Jan. 1968. Contains original
photographs
(2 folders)
Sechendorff, Adolf von. Various poems
Smith, Herbert F. Abstract:
"The
Editorial Influence of Richard Watson Gilder,
1870–1909"
(2 folders)
Sovereign, Mary E. Article:
"The Power
of Music"
Mar. 16, 1847
Stoddard, Richard Henry. Various poems
Thomas, Edith Matilda. Play script:
"Madame Mistletoe or The Christmas Music–Box"
; Article:
"Shelley: A Study of Temperament in
Poetry"
; various poems
Townsend, Amy. Article:
"Social Doings
in Penn's Metropolis"
Warner, Charles Dudley. Article:
"Calvin: A Study of Character"
Wheelock, Phyllis de Kay.
Article:
"Admiral William Brown:
Father of the Argentine Navy"
The Recorder, vol. 17, Apr. 1955
Article:
"An American Commodore in
the Argentine Navy"
The American Neptune, vol. 6, no. 1,
Jan. 1946
Article:
"Commodore George De Kay
and the Voyage of Macedonian to Ireland"
The American Neptune, vol. 13, no. 4,
Oct. 1953
Article:
"Levant Journal"
Lands East, vol. 1, no. 9, Nov. 1956
Article:
"The Levant Journal of
Capt. George C. De Kay"
Lands East, vol. 1, no. 10, Dec. 1956
Williams, Mary Ellen. Article:
"Angle of Repose and the Writings of Mary Hallock Foote: A
Source Study"
1980
Various authors. Volume of poems:
"Poems to a Poet: Presented by his Friends the Poets to the Wife
of Richard Watson Gilder"
Bound. 1910
Various authors.
"Richard Watson
Gilder's Record of Friendship"
Bound. 1852–1853
Various authors. Writings about Richard Watson
Gilder
(2 folders)
Various authors. Individual poems arranged alphabetically by
author. Includes Kenyon Cox, Rudyard Kipling, and Celia
Thaxter
Various authors. Poems dedicated to Richard Watson Gilder and
Helena de Kay Gilder
Various authors. Mostly extracts from articles mentioning
Richard Watson Gilder
Unknown authors.
(3 folders)
Series:
VI. Photographs.
The photographs are arranged by persons, places, scrapbooks and
miscellaneous. The persons subseries is generally portraits, either cabinet
or calling cards. Individuals also appear in the places subseries and in the
scrapbooks, though they are not identified in this list. The number of
images is given after the name or place, if there is more than one. The
number may include duplicates. Mostly undated. Date given where known.
Box 23
Persons. Arranged alphabetically. See
also: Boxes 32, 35 and 36.
Alden, Henry Mills, 1906
Allen, Joe
Allen, Mary
Ashe, Elizabeth, 1918
Aus der Ohe, Adèle. 2
Beaux, Cecilia. 11, and 37 negatives
"R.G.& C. Beaux Paris 1921?"
Boissière, Térèse. 2
Bronson, Kate C. de Kay, 1864,
1874. 4.
Brooks, Charles J., 1866
Brooks, Phillips. 2
Brown, John (1810–1882)
Browning, Robert, 1872
Bryant, William Cullen
Burnell, Kate Mapes
Burling, W.R.
Burlingham, Dick, 1942
Burnett, Lionel, 1878
Burnett, Vivian, 1878
Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1872
Burroughs, John. 1, and 7 snapshots, some with RWG taken near
Slabsides, Milton, NY, ca.
1900
Charnley, Catharine
Choate, Joseph Hodges
Cholmeley–Jones, Richard Gilder, 1915. 2, and 2 photographs
"Headquarters base Sec. #2, Bordeaux, Gironde,
France"
Clarke, Capt. John, 1862
Clemens, Clara, 1904,
1906. 3, and 5 snapshots of her wedding,
1909, some with her husband Ossip
Gabrilowitz and her father Samuel L. Clemens and 2 negatives
Cleveland, Frances Foote, 1887,
1888. 12
portraits including one with her mother and her children, and 13
snapshots, and one photograph of the White House
Cleveland, Grover. 11 snapshots of GC, et al.
"Trip to Otis mill,"
in 1901, 11 snapshots of GC fishing with RWG, 1
group snapshot with GC, RWG, Joseph and Charlie Jefferson
Cleveland, Richard, 1900.
2
Cleveland, Ruth, 1895
Clymer, Ella Dietz, 1873. 5,
and 1 of Edward Manuel Clymer
Condit, Alice. 1 and 1 of her unnamed sister
Cromwell, E.G.
Box 24
Persons, cont.
De Kay, Adrian, 1896
De Kay, Charles, 1876
De Kay, Drake. 2
De Kay, Edwalyn. 2
De Kay, George C., 1862
De Kay, Commodore George Coleman
De Kay, Janet Hallock Drake, 1865. 10
De Kay, Sidney, 1885. 2
De Rosales, Louise Bagg. 4
Dix, John Adams
Douglas, David
Drinker, Ernesta, 1907. 3
Dufous, Bessie
Eaton, Wyatt
Egan, General
Egan, Maurice Francis, 1889
Eggleston, Edward
Elliott, Maud Howe
Eugénie de Montijo, empress, with the Prince
Imperiale
Farley, Pvt. Morgan, 1942. 2
Field, Kate
Foote, Mary Hallock and family, 1877–1901. 17
Foxcroft, Frank
Gamble, Jan, 1953
Garland, Hamlin
Gelston, Clain, 1916–1919. 5
Geylin, Peggy Marks, 1915
Gilder, George de Kay. 2
Gilder, Helena de Kay, 1862–1908. 25
Gilder, Helena de Kay and Richard Watson Gilder. 5
Gilder, Jane Nutt and sister Maria Nutt
Gilder, Jeannette Leonard, 1874. 3
Gilder, John Francis, 1856. 9
Gilder, Joseph Benson, 1848–1909.
Gilder, Richard Watson. 26
Gilder, Robert Fletcher. 2
Gilder, Rodman Drake, 1879–1899. 4
Gilder, Rosamond, 1966,
1975. 4, and 3
related snapshots
Gilder, William Henry (1838–1900). 5, and 3 portraits taken with
an Eskimo female, 1of an Eskimo child, 5 calling or cabinet cards of 5
men given to WHG during his 1883 trip to the far east, including 1 from
Col. Carreau taken in Saigon, Vietnam
Greely, Adolphus and family
Gréville, H.
Guiney, Louise Imogen
Guizot, [François?]
Harwood family. 8, including 3 of RWG and Elizabeth F.
Harwood
Hazard, Caroline, 1903
Herter, Polly, 1917–1918. 3
Howarth, E.C. (aka Clementine). 3
Holland, Dr. J.G.
Hughes, Arthur
Hunt family of Bordentown, NJ. 4
Ingersoll, Nan
James, William and family
Janvier, Thomas A.
Jefferson, Joseph, 1889
Johnson, Robert Underwood, 1902
Kammerer, Olivia
Lansdale family, 1899–1909. 6, including two with RWG
Lazarus, Sarah
Leland, Charles Godfrey, 1865
Liszt, Franz
Logan, Sidney
Lowell, James Russell, 1882,
1889. 5
Loyson, M. Hyacinthe
Lucas, June (Richardson), 1912,
1923. 4, includes
1 with her nephew Harold Richardson
Lucas, W.P., 1923
Lyttle, Sarah M. Gilder, 1898. 4
McDonald, George
McGrew, Dorothea Gilder. 8
Maillard, Louise. 2
Marryat, Florence
Mason, McDonell
Miller, May, 1862
Mitchell, Weir
Modjeska, Helena
Moore, Mrs. Lucien B.
Moore, Nellie Nelson and Richard
Morse, A.G.
Murphy, Alec
Murphy, J.B.
Nicholls, Francis F.
Nicholls, Frank N.
Nickerson, Albert
North, Marjorie
Paderewski, Ignacy Jan
Palmer, Francesca de Kay Gilder
Palmer, George W. 2
Puron, Martina Pintard Gilder. 2
Pearson, Elizabeth Borden. 2
Perkins, Louise
Reid family — Doris and Dorian. 6
Roumanille, Joseph. 2
Rucellai family and residences, 1885–1951. 22
Saint–Gaudens, Augustus, 1901
Sand, George
Smith, Roswell
Stedman, Edmund Clarence
Stickney, Elizabeth W.
Stillman family
Sully, Thomas. 2
Thaxter, Celia
Thayer, Mary, 1870
Thayer, Abbott
Turner, Hetty
van Rensselaer, Mariana Griswold (Mrs. Schuyler). 2
von Schweden, Max Stricky, 1861
von Seckendorff, Adolf, 1861
von Stosch, Leonora. 2
Walker, Almira
Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, 1892
Ward, Olivia Sullivan. 2
Waugh, Ida
Waugh, Samuel Bell
Weiss, Henri, Marie–Claude and wife, 1932. 2
West, Fanny
Whittier, John Greenleaf
Wilkins, Mary E.
Wilson, Robert Burns
Withington, Paul, 1918
Unidentified persons
(3 folders)
Box 25
Groups. Includes family and friends. 37
Box 32: Oversize
Alden, Henry Mills
Cleveland, Grover. Miscellaneous, including photograph of house,
will, and plaque from room where GC was born. 5
Gilder, Helena de Kay. 2
Gilder, Richard. 2
Harwood, Elizabeth
McGrew, Dorothea Gilder. 6 formal wedding photographs
Nadal, E.S.
Palmer, Francesca Gilder
Reid, Doris
Speyer, Leonora and family
Groups. Including one of RWG, Stanford White and William Stewart
atop the Washington Memorial Arch in New York City. 3
Unidentified. 2
Box 35: Oversize
Cleveland, Grover. Framed portrait with signature
Box 36: Folio
Mitchell, Weir
Box 25
Places. Arranged alphabetically. See
also: Box 34
Avignon, France. Felix Gras, et al. 12
Bordentown, New Jersey. Mostly of Belle Vue, includes 2 of
Natale, RWG manservant. 12
Bordentown, New Jersey. Belle Vue. 10
Bordentown, New Jersey. Belle Vue. 4
Bordentown, New Jersey. Gravestones of RWG and Dorothea Gilder
McGrew. 11
England and Paris, France. Includes snapshots of George Darwin's
family and Paris Exposition. 1910. 61
Europe. 1910. 38
Europe. RWG, HdeKG and children. 41
Hickory Farm, Tyringham, Massachusetts. 7
Marion, Massachusetts.
(5 folders)
New York City, New York. No. 55 Clinton Place (13 E. 8th St.).
4
New York City, New York. 103 E. 15th St. Gilder residence.
9
New York City, New York. View from Century Office (33 E. 17th
St.). 2
New York City, New York. Washington Memorial Arch. 2
Pine Hill, New Jersey. 14
Redding Center, Connecticut. Methodist Federation Church.
4
Tyringham, Massachusetts. Hickory Farm. 7
Venice, Italy. Venetian infant asylum. 5
Miscellaneous. 14
Box 25
Scrapbooks
"Dorothea Gilder Her Book"
Dismantled scrapbook
"Photographs"
Probably put
together by Dorothea Gilder McGrew. Some loose photographs
inserted
Box 34
New York City, New York. No. 55 Clinton Place (13 E. 8th St.).
Large scrapbook of photographs: family portraits, rooms, copies of
paintings, etc.
Box 32: Oversize
Miscellaneous. Includes photographs of
monuments, scenery, interiors, etc. 7, and 5 negatives
Box 25
"Stage for Memorial Meeting for R.W.
Gilder"
Box 33
Glass negatives. Various subjects. 18
