Box 1
Contains 78 Results:
Patterson, Robert P. (Secretary of War), 1946
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Peter, John (Sam Harris Music Box Theatre), Dec. 29, 1933
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Post, Guy Bates, 1941
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Readers' letters, 1930-1950
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Reed, Robert, 1919
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Ross, H. W. (The New Yorker), 1945-1948
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Sandburg, Carl, 1933-1938, n.d.
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Sevareid, Eric, n.d.
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Shera, Samuel M, 1899-1904
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Sherman, Charles P., Jul. 16, 1933
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Smith, Charles B. (North American), Apr. 5, 1916
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Smith, Edith Taylor (Phi Beta Kappa), May 27, 1933
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Snyder, Franklyn B., May 15, 1947
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Soyars, W. O., Dec. 18, 1920
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Spaulding, F. B., Mar. 29, 1916
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Stevenson, Adlai, 1942, 1948
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Stewart, Don, 1923, n.d.
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Stolbrand, Vasa E., Aug. 14, 1933
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Tarble, Newton E., 1918-1919, n.d.
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Tarkington, Booth (includes essay), Oct. 7, 1918
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
White, W. A. (includes clipping), 1938-1940
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
White House (secretary to President Woodrow Wilson), Feb. 17, 1915
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Wood, Lewis, Oct. 26, 1933
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Woollcott, Alexander, 1936-1942
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.
Work Project Administration, Apr. 1, 1941
This series is only a fraction of Lewis's collection of incoming letters; unfortunately, much of his correspondence was destroyed in a fire. There is significant correspondence from Sinclair Lewis concerning their play, Jayhawker, and letters from friends such as Carl Sandburg and Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed Lewis' Libertyville home.