Harriot F. Curtis Papers, 1836-1963: Contents List

SERIES I. BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS

Wead Family's relationship with Curtis' story			Box 1: folder 1

Chronology of Harriot Curtis' life			Box 1: folder 2

SERIES II. CORRESPONDENCE

Curtis' letters to Hezekiah Morse Wead [originals, please use transcripts]	1836-45	Box 1: folder 3

Lila Wead Berman's inventory and summary of Curtis' letters	n.d.	Box 1: folder 4

Transcripts of Curtis' letters to Hezekiah Morse Wead		Box 1: folder 5-11

Lila Wead Berman	1948-63	Box 1: folder 12

Lila Wead Berman and Margaret Storrs Grierson of the Sophia Smith Collection	1956-61	Box 1: folder 13

SERIES III. WRITINGS

Writings by Curtis [see also box 2 for 2013 reprints]

Kate in Search of a Husband	1843	Box 1: folder 14

Jessie's Flirtations	1846	Box 1: folder 15

S.S.S. Philosophy	1847	Box 1: folder 16

Writings by others [see also oversize materials]

Elisha Bartlett, M.D., A Vindication of the Character and Condition of the Females Employed in the Lowell Mills, Against the Charges Contained in the Boston Times, and the Boston Quarterly Review	1841	Box 1: folder 17

The Operatives' Magazine, Containing Articles Upon Literary and Religious Subjects, Written By Manufacturing Operatives	1841	Box 1: folder 18

The Lady's Pearl; A Monthly Magazine, Devoted to Moral, Entertaining, and Instructive Literature	1843	Box 1: folder 19

A.I. Cummings, M.D., The Factory Girl: or Gardez La Coeur	1847	Box 1: folder 20

Research notes on Curtis' character		Box 1: folder 21

Lila Wead Berman, "An Instance of Counter-Sentimentalism in Popular Fiction of the Sentimental Period," unpublished paper	1957	Box 1: folder 22

List of pieces published in the Lowell Offering	n.d.	Box 1: folder 23

Bibliography by Lila Wead Berman on the Lowell Offering and its contributors	n.d.	Box 1: folder 24

Research notes on Lowell Offering contributor Lucy Larcom	n.d.	Box 1: folder 25

Research notes on the Lowell Offering	n.d.	Box 1: folder 26

Research notes on Lowell and Curtis' era	n.d.	Box 1: folder 27

Research notes on Lowell	n.d.	Box 1: folder 28

SERIES IV. SUBJECT FILES

Phrenology

Minna Morse, "Facing a Bumpy History: the Much Maligned Theory of Phrenology Gets a Tip of the Hat from Modern Neuroscience," Smithsonian Magazine	(October 1997)	Box 2: folder 29

O.S. Fowler, A.B., Fowler's Practical Phrenology	1844	Box 2: folder 30

Swedenborgianism

Correspondence of Lila Wead Berman and distributors of Swedenborgian literature	1956-60	Box 2: folder 31

Pamphlets	1931-58, n.d.	Box 2: folder 32-33

New England history

Lila Wead Berman to the Old South Association	1956	Box 2: folder 34

Old South Leaflets	n.d.	Box 2: folder 35-36

SERIES V. OVERSIZE MATERIALS

Jessie's Flirtations	1846 (2013 reprint)	Box 2

S.S.S. Philosophy	1847 (2013 reprint)	Box 2

The Factory Girl's Garland, Exeter, New Hampshire	1844	Flat file