All letters, telegrams and postcards are copies typed from the original if not otherwise stated.

 

DATE	AUTHOR	CONTENT
Box 4, folder 1  [n.d.] 1904-1936	Glasgow, Ellen	To Mary Johnson. Letters
Box 4, folder 2  Sept. 3, 1909	Glasgow, Ellen	To Cary Glasgow McCormack. Woodland Park, Colorado, very different. Tells about Mr. Horne, multimillionaire from Chicago.
April 3, 1909	Glasgow, Ellen	To Cary G. McCormack. About tea party at May Sinclair's. Meeting Mr. Killman and Mrs. Riggs.
Box 4, folder 3  Sept. 9, 1896	Glasgow, Ellen	To Cary G. McCormack. Comparing Turner and Claude of the National Gallery of London. Comments on other paintings.
Box 4, folder 4  August 13, 19??	Glasgow, Ellen	To Elizabeth Patterson. Leaving California.
Box 4, folder 5  March 11, 1916	Glasgow, Ellen	To Elizabeth Patterson. Planning to go to Richmond.
Box 4, folder 6  Dec. 27, 1915	Glasgow, Ellen	To Elizabeth Patterson. Thanks for a delectable basket. Going early to the party.
Box 4, folder 7  Jan 1. 1914	Glasgow, Ellen	To Elizabeth Patterson. Thanks for the scarf.

 

Box 4, folder 8  Oct. 12,  1912	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. Thanks for something ("donkey, hankey, or class key?")
July 3,  1912	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. Telling her that Miss Bennett is going back to nursing next week.
April 2,  1912	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. The Jonquils arrived in perfect condition.
Box 4, folder 9  Dec. 24, 1910	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. Thanks for pins.
Box 4, folder 10  Sept. 2,  1909(?)	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. Sad remarks about difficulties in hearing.
Dec. 29,  1909	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. Sorry she has not visited her when she arrived home.
Aug. 14,  1909	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. In Naples now.
Aug. 13,  1909	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. Exciting trip. Now in Colorado Springs. Comments on their friendship.
Aug. 17,  1909(?)	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. How much she missed her. How much her friendship means to her.
Box 4, folder 11  Aug. 13,  1908	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. Description of the Dolomites. Asking her to join her in New York.
July 14,  1908	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. Asking her to join her in New York after landing.
Box 4, folder 12  Dec. 15,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. Asking her to go to New York with her in a shopping and doctors trip.
Box 4, folder 13  March 2,  1902	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. Glad she is enjoying the place so much.
Jan. 2,  1902	Glasgow, Ellen	To Eliz. Patterson. Looks like they are drifting in opposite ways.
Box 4, folder 14  Dec. 28,  1939	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. About a preface for essays requested by him. Announcing a new novel.
June 13,  1939	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Plans to go to Castine and work there.
Box 4, folder 15  Dec. 27,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Commentary on The Yearling.
June  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Comments on the Virginia Edition and the error of Vol. XI, The Romance of a Plain Man, p. 12.
May 16,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Sending the proofs back.
May 9,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Delighted for his appreciation of the work of her prefaces for the edition.
May 5,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Relieved that she has not lowered the standard going through 12 prefaces. Asking for reviews.
April 18,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Suggesting Howard Mumford for the review of her Virginia Edition.
April 10,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Asking to send a copy of Sea Gull.
April 6,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Ambassador Weddell disappointed because the set of his Virginia Edition is number 102.
April 5,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Sending him a copy of a booklet that James Cabell, Mr. Goody and Mr. Emmons made for her a s a gift. What he thinks about being a collector.
Feb. 16,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Will soon send the preface to The Deliverance. Comments on preface to the Virginia Edition.
Feb. 9,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Suggesting a subtitle for The Deliverance.
Feb. 1,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Comments on some proofs.
Jan. 27,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Comments on different prefaces for the Virginia Edition.
Jan. 20,  1938		To Maxwell Perkins. Received three vols. of Virginia Edition. Very pleased.
Box 4, folder 16  1937(?)	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. She is very pleased that he tried to publish a subscription edition of her work.
Dec. 13,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Pleased with the paper and all front matter of the Virginia Edition.
Dec. 11,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Comments on errors in one preface.
Dec. 9,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. About tedious job of autographing more than a hundred pages.
Dec. 2,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Comments on her work on the preface of the Virginia Edition. She wants to inscribe some copies for presentation.
Dec. 1,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Change Athene to Athena in the revised copy of the Virginia Edition.
Nov. 18,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. About his suggestions and typographical errors in the proofs. Spelling of fantasy.
Nov. 9,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. About her spelling.
Nov. 2,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. About her spelling.
Oct. 30,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Sending author's notes and revised Romance of a Plain Man and Life of Gabriella.
Oct. 30,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Sending two prefaces.
Oct. 26,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. She wants to change order of the books for the Virginia Edition.
Oct. 20,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Sending picture for frontispiece.
Oct. 19,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. He could print The Romantic Comedians from the Old Dominion Edition. Nothing to revise.
Sept. 18,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Delighted to revise her own books for the Virginia Edition. She has ideas for the prefaces.
Oct. 11,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. List of books she has revised and the ones that could be printed as the old editions are.
Sept. 23,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Thanks for the gift  of Santayana's works. Comments on frontpieces and illustrations for Virginia Edition.
Sept. 18 and 16,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Comments and indication on her prefaces and the order in which she wants the books to appear.
Aug. 21,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. Second thought about the prefaces for the Virginia Edition.
Aug. 19,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. About prefaces and order of the books.
May 7,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Maxwell Perkins. She is delighted about his plan of publishing her works by subscription.
Box 4, folder 17  October 10,1944	Ellen Glasgow	To Hunter Stagg. Comments on her earliest novel as regards his own comments
March 28, 1944	Glasgow, Ellen	To Hunter Stagg. Comments on what he said about the land being a true protagonist of her novel The Miller of Old Church.;
Feb. 20, 1944	Glasgow, Ellen	To Hunter Stagg. His letter brought her a most penetrating analysis of her book.
Box 4, folder 18  Jan. 25, 1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Hunter Stagg. Thanks for a beautiful letter.
Jan 8, 1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Hunter Stagg. Sympathy letter for his mother's loss.
Box 4, folder 19  Jan. 23,  1935	Glasgow, Ellen	To Hunter Stagg. She will autograph a book for him. Comment on her earliest novel.
Box 4, folder 20  March 13, 1925	Glasgow, Ellen	To Hunter Stagg. Asking to change the supper for the Van Dorens to tea.
Box 4, folder 21  April 1, 1921	Glasgow, Ellen	To Hunter Stagg. About his article "The Abuses of Diversity."
Box 4, folder 22  Jan. 11,  1944	Glasgow, Ellen	To Cabell Tutwiler. Thanking him for Christmas gifts & 2 bottles of Scotch. (last part of the letter torn).
Box 4, folder 23  Dec. 25,  1939	Glasgow, Ellen	To Cabell Tutwiler. Thanks for a birdhouse.
Box 4, folder 24  June 7  [1945?]	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Visits Dr. Palmer in Harkness Pavilion in N. Y. General condition good. Old story about her heart.
1945?	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Health. Asking them to help her to found a Humane Society in Lexington. Inviting her to come.
Oct. 18,  1945	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Missing her.
Sept. 8,  1945	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Glad she is coming.
Aug. 25,  1945	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Hoping she is able to come. How is life in Castine?
Aug. 16,  1945	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Suggesting that Cindy could endure the trip to Maine, with frequent stops.
April 4,  1945	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Touched for the sacrifice offered. Asking her to take Bonnie as a summer boarder if something unexpected should arise.
Feb. 5,  1945	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. She feels very weak. Comments on Trollope and Jane Austen.
Box 4, folder 25  Dec. 27,  1944	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Thanking her and Cindy for presents. Reflections on the war.
Dec. 22,  1944	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Glad for the picture of Dartmoor.Anne Virginia wreaths in the market for Mrs. Tutwiler.
Dec. 17,  1944	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Send a gift.
Jan. 31,  1944	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Sickness prevents her from congratulating Rebe in time. Comments on some mystery books and on Charles Towne.
Box 4, folder 26  May 4,  1943	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Comments on Mrs. Cabell's diary; trip to Egypt. Asking her to come again.
Dec. 28,  1943	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Telling that she has hurt her right hand. Thanking for gifts.
Box 4, folder 27  Dec. 12,  1942	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Inviting her for lunch.
May 6,  1942	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Check sent to be spent on herself. Not going to Castine. Margaret in the hospital.
Box 4, folder 28  Dec. 31,  1941	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Message for Christmas.
Dec. 23,  1941	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Thanking her for presents. Health worse than the past winter when she was supposed to be on the edge of eternity.
Nov. 27,  1941	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Thanking her for a lamp. She feels worse than she did the past winter.
Aug. 21,  1941	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Missing her. Comments on the weather. Could be the last time in Maine.
June 14,  1941	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Health problems. Weather. Comments on Carrie.
April 25,  1941	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Missing her. Mattie had a fall. Authur Glasgow in good spirits. (postmark)
April 25,  1941	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Thanks for birthday presents. Appointment with Dr. Burke in Washington (postmark)
March 18,  1941	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Inviting her to come. Number of visitors: Stark Young, The Brooks and Mrs. Taylor.
Box 4, folder 29  April 22,  1940	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Thanks for the birthday gift. Telegraphed for house at Castine.
Box 4, folder 30  [Spring, 1939?]	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Distressed to know about her Sickness. Comments on the dinner given to the Wedells. .
Dec. 30,  1939	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Presents, weather and health.
Sept. 5,  1939	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Comments on "Children of God" and on the war.
Sept. 2,  1939	Glasgow, Ellen	Postcard to Rebe Tutwiler. News of the war is alarming.
Aug. 5,  1939	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Health, weather, scenery.
June 17,  1939	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Comments on a long day spent at Williamsburg. (Half of the following sheet cut out.) Problems of servants.
May 26,  1939	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Asking her to find a home for a dog. Comments on Carrie's trip.
March 22,  1939	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Health, weather, and visitors.
March or April?  1939	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. comments on two parties. Wish she would bring Mrs. Derbyshire before it gets too hot.
Box 4, folder 31  Nov. 19,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Little Billy died.
Sept. 20,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Worrying about the war situation.
June 23,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. The book for a little girl looks suitable to her.
Feb. 15,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. She has seen Dr. Wellford. To Rebe Tutwiler. Worked hard on her book.
Jan. 28,  1938	Glasgow, Ellen	Accepted lunch with Beulah. Worried about Arthur's health.
Box 4, folder 32  Nov. 5,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Enjoyed her visit. Love to feed pigeons.
Oct. 22,  1937	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Enjoyed her visit. Comments on house and health.
Box 4, folder 33  Jan. 4,  1932	Glasgow, Ellen	Note to Rebe tutwiler. Thanks for a present.
Box 4, folder 34  Dec. 5,  1931	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Congratulations for Wood End.
Box 4, folder 35  June 18,  1930	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Describing cabin on the S. S. Homeric and presents received. Remembering Walter's death and how Jeremy's loss has shaken her so deeply.
June 12,  1930	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Disgust on taking a trip.
May 30, 1930	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Nice visit with her; sending dresses to her.
Box 4, folder 36 Sept. 6,  1927	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Describing a motor trip through England, and plans for future lunch with Mrs. Sackeville-West and visit to Knole.
Aug. 31,  1927	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Comments on several Abbeys in England: Bath, Wells, York, winchester and Exeter, Gloucester.
August 26, 1927	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Description of Dartmoor.
Aug. 24,  1927	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Description of some places in Dorchester. Lunch with the Hardys.
Aug. 11,  1927	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Comments on Dickens' garden, Canterbury, St. Alban's Cathedral.
Aug. 7,  1927	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Comments on Canterbury, London Museum and Tate Museum.
July 30,  1927	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Comments on how nice Arthur & Margaret were. Comments on the places visited in England, comparing the impressions on the trips to Egypt, Grece, and Italy.
July 23,  1927	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Comments on Durham and Yorkshire Abbey.
June 26, 1927	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. At Arthur Glasgow's house in London.
June 1  1927	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Asking suggestions for places to go to in England.
April 24, 1927	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Plans on her trip. Thanks for hndkerchiefs and sachet.