The Correspondence (0.15 linear feet) series covers the years 1935 to 1993 and contains letters, cards, and telegrams written to Todd Duncan. Interesting artifacts in this series include a letter from Maya Angelou and copies of letters sent from George Gershwin.
0.2 linear feet
The Correspondence series is organized chronologically and includes only professional correspondence. His correspondence with his wife is included in the Mary C. Bromage papers, also housed at the Bentley Historical Library.
The Correspondence series (.7 linear feet; 1923-1993) is the strongest series of this collection. It contains many letters from her husband, Arthur Bromage, as well as other family members, friends and acquaintances. It is organized partly chronologically and partly alphabetically, mainly for individuals with substantial concentrations of correspondence.
The Correspondence series dates from 1942 to 1991. Up until approximately 1967, the files were arranged alphabetically within chronological blocks of time. Beginning in 1967, the files were arranged in chronological order only. The letters concerns Hiltner's professional activities, his research and the research of colleagues.
The Correspondence series (1958-2005, 3.5 linear ft.) is arranged by date, correspondent (name of individual or organization), and topic. Researchers can find both personal correspondence from friends and family as well as professional correspondence detailing different aspects of Bassett's career including music recording and publishing, guest composing, commissions, and awards and fellowships.
The Correspondence series (1961-1995, scattered) is divided chronologically among four folders according to decade, and consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence. Correspondents include colleagues from within and outside the University of Michigan, University administrators, Math Department alumni, and donors to the Math Department. Correspondence in the 1984-1989 and 1990-1995 folders is from Lewis' time as chairman of the Math Department.