Murray, Henry Alexander, 1893- Papers of Henry A. Murray : an inventory

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Repository: Harvard University Archives
Call No.: HUGFP 97.xx
Creator: Murray, Henry Alexander, 1893-
Title: Papers of Henry A. Murray, 1925-1988
Quantity: 37.2 cubic feet (131 containers)
Abstract: Henry A. Murray (1893-1988) American psychologist and Harvard professor, was a pioneer in the development of personality theory.
Note: This document last updated 2012 December 18.

Accession 9794 ; received from Henry A. Murray ; 26 July 1983Accession 11454 ; received from Henry A. Murray via Nina Murray ; 8 July 1988Accession 11643 ; received from Henry A. Murray via Forrest Robinson ; 2 March 1989Accession 11951 ; received from Harold McCurdy ; 8 May 1990Accession 12030 ; received from Mrs. Henry A. Murray via Forrest Robinson ; 16 August 1990Accession 12102 ; received from Henry A. Murray (via Nina Murray?) ; 5 December 1990Accession 12326 ; received from Henry A. Murray via Nina Murray ; 26 November 1991Accession 12427 ; received from Henry A. Murray via Mrs. Henry Murray ; 28 May 1992Accession 12625 ; received from Mrs. Henry A. Murray ; 28 January 1993

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The collection is open for research.

Permission to view, photocopy, or for publication from a specified individual is required for the Harvey Meyerson Letters in the Correspondence series. Contact reference staff in the Harvard University Archives for details.

Series and Subseries in the Collection

Correspondence

Alphabetical

Topical

Ina May Greer "Hansi"

Lewis Mumford

Harvey Meyerson Letters

Personal

Postcards

Engagement Letters

Related to Wife's Death

Family

Biographical and Personal

Personal Papers and Biographical Notes

Address and Note Books

Scrapbooks and Calendars

Notebooks, Address Books, and Passports

Honorary Degrees, Awards, Citations, Certificates

Research

Conference Reports and Papers, early

Thematic Apperception Test Images

Slides

Prints and negatives

Biographical Work on Edward Handy

Hitler Study

Hitler Study Notes and Analysis

Dan Mack Caricatures of Hitler and Nazi Germany

Human Nature

Icarus Study

Memory Study

Merrill Moore Study

The Possible Nature of Mythology to Come

Personality

Papers

Note cards

Personology Schematizations

Psychology and the University

World Government and World Religion

Writings on Student Unrest

Writings on Youth and Alienation

Herman Melville

Series 1

Series 2

Photographs

Notes

Note cards

Literary Quotes and Notes

Miscellaneous Notes

Teaching

Social Relations 218

Test Protocol for Social Relations 285

Papers of Christiana Morgan

Letters and Personal Writings

Photographs of Artwork at Morgan's House

Slides

Biography

Henry A. Murray (1893-1988) American psychologist and Harvard professor, was a pioneer in the development of personality theory.

Henry Alexander Murray was born in New York City on May 13, 1893 and died in Cambridge, Massachusetts on June 23, 1988. He was educated at Groton and Harvard College where he concentrated in history and graduated in 1915. He married Josephine Rantoul of Boston in 1916. She joined him in New York where he completed his M.A. in biology and M.D. at Columbia Medical School. Murray received his Ph.D. in biochemistry from Cambridge University in 1927 and accepted an assistantship to Morton Prince at the Harvard Psychological Clinic. Murray became interested in psychology through reading Carl G. Jung's Psychological Types in 1923 and meeting Jung for three weeks in Switzerland in 1925. His interest was spurred on by his acquaintance with Christiana Drummond Morgan, an artist who shared his fascination with Jung, the unconscious and the writings of Herman Melville. This passionate relationship continued in balance with his marriage throughout his life.

At the Harvard Psychological Clinic Murray learned to practice psychoanalysis under the supervision of Hanns Sachs. He headed up a research program which published Explorations in Personality, (Murray ed., et. al.), 1938. In 1938 he was asked by the U.S. Government to put together a psychological profile on Adolph Hitler. During the second World War he served the U.S. Army by helping the forerunner of the CIA assess the psychological fitness of its agents. Murray became a tenured lecturer at Harvard in 1947 and Professor of Clinical Psychology in 1951. From 1948-1952, with the help of Morgan and others, he developed the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT), which could be used to assess an individual's personality and self-understanding. Murray was a central figure in the interdisciplinary Department of Social Relations. He retired from Harvard in 1962, six months after his wife's death. Murray's energy continued as he kept up his research and married Caroline "Nina" Fish, Co-Director of the Psycho-educational Clinic at Boston University's School of Education.

Murray's main interest included personology, Melville and the welfare of the world in the atomic age. In his "Basic Concepts for a Psychology of Personality", (Journal of Psychology, 15, 1936), he described personology as "the disciplined study of human nature." This included studying individual memory, thought and action and their development over time, studying the integration of a person's inner outer life, their likes, dislikes, feelings and fears, and categorizing elements which contribute to an enduring life-long disposition, both professional and vocational. Murray published several articles on Melville's life and works and drafted a biography of Melville. He was considered by the Melville Society to be one of the scholars to bring about the Melville revival in the 1920's. His connection with the Society continued into his final years. The dawning of the atomic age concerned Murray, who considered the world to be in a state of "global neurosis." He argued for a democratic world government and a radical conversion of personalities so that the world be a safer place to live. He hoped that a synthesis of universal myths, truths and wisdom could turn the situation around.

Henry A. Murray was a renegade in his field in that, despite his extensive medical and scientific background, he maintained a disdain for scientism in psychology. He saw the study of personality as the study of human lives. He was a charismatic character who attracted many followers, both students and colleagues. A biography has been written by Forrest G. Robinson entitled Love's Story Told: A Life of Henry A. Murray.

Scope of the Papers of Henry A. Murray

These papers document the professional life of Henry A. Murray. . To a lesser extent, the papers provide insight into Murray's personal life. Contained within the Murray papers are some personal papers of Christiana Morgan.

Container List

Series: Correspondence
- HUGFP 97.6 Alphabetical, 1910-1986 (25 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Contains correspondence arranged by the personal name of the correspondent (this includes some classification by first name, when no last name was available), and then by the date. The correspondence includes letters, postcards and telegrams, primarily from others to Murray, but some copies of letters written by Murray are interspersed throughout the series.
  Some early correspondence relates to Murray's experience with the 1917 draft, and his entrance to medical school. Later correspondence relates to arrangement of meetings and conferences, discussion of writings in progress , and request for recommendations from Murray. Some later correspondence also relates to Murray's involvement with World War II military and his interest in the Melville Society.
  - A 1910-1988 (26 folders) Box 1
    Letter regarding founding of Harvard Department of Social Sciences: The "A" folder for 1945 contains a letter probably signed by Clyde Kluckhohn (1905-1960), Harvard Professor of Anthropology to Henry Murray. The letter, addressed "Dear Harry" and dated November 18, informs Murray that Paul Herman Buck is ready to establish a Department of Social Sciences at Harvard.
  - A 1937-1988 (2 folders) Box 2
  - B 1910-1945 (18 folders) Box 2
  - B 1919-1988 (10 folders) Box 3
  - C 1910-1956 (22 folders) Box 4
  - C 1945-1988 (5 folders) Box 5
  - D 1910-1941 (15 folders) Box 5
  - D 1939-1987 (11 folders) Box 6
  - E 1915-1987 (21 folders) Box 6
  - F 1915-1987 (24 folders) Box 7
  - G 1910-1934 (8 folders) Box 7
  - G 1932-1987 (17 folders) Box 8
  - H 1910-1937 (11 folders) Box 8
  - H 1935-1988 (17 folders) Box 9
  - I 1928-1987 (13 folders) Box 10
  - J 1928-1987 (24 folders) Box 10
  - K 1928-1987 (23 folders) Box 11
  - L 1910-1987 (27 folders) Box 12
  - M 1910-1943 (16 folders) Box 13
  - M 1944-1985 (9 folders) Box 14
  - M 1940-1987 (2 folders) Box 15
  - N 1915-1987 (15 folders) Box 15
  - O 1910-1987 (18 folders) Box 16
  - P 1910-1943 (16 folders) Box 16
  - P 1941-1987 (11 folders) Box 17
  - Q 1946-1987 (2 folders) Box 17
  - R 1910-1956 (22 folders) Box 18
  - R 1947-1987 (4 folders) Box 19
  - S 1910-1988 (25 folders) Box 20
  - S 1946-1988 (4 folders) Box 21
  - T 1910-1987 (23 folders) Box 22
  - U 1939-1987 (5 folders) Box 22
  - V 1915-1987 (15 folders) Box 23
  - W 1910-1937 (12 folders) Box 23
  - W 1937-1988 (15 folders) Box 24
  - Y 1939-1987 (7 folders) Box 25
  - Z 1910-1987 (16 folders) Box 25
- HUGFP 97.8 Topical, 1917-1975 (4 boxes)
  Note on the Harold McCurdy Correspondence: The correspondence with Harold McCurdy in this series was received not from Murray, but from McCurdy.
  
  Scope and Content: Contains correspondence, personal poetry, prose and essays by close friends, colleagues and students, who shared Murray's interests in psychiatry, psychology, Melville, and literature and psychology. Prominent figures include Carl G. Jung, Caroline "Nina" Fish, and Harold McCurdy.
  Also includes secretarial notes from Murray's dictation, and some copies of his own letters to other people.
  - Box 1
    - J. Wilson Gandy to HAM, 1917-1949
    - Carl Jung Letters to Murray, 1931-1960
    - Carl Jung Letters to Christiana Morgan, 1933-1936
    - Murray notes on meeting with Jung, undated
    - Letters to Murray from Conrad and Mary Aiken; clippings about Aiken, 1931-1969
    - John Parke Letters, 1937-1940
    - John Parke, 1937-1975
    - Arthur Upham Pope, 1940-1960
    - James G. Miller, 1947-1954
    - Jim Anderson, 1975
  - Box 2
    - Responses to Saturday Review article, 1960
    - Letters to Murray from Dr. Alvan Barach
    - Autobiographical materials: publications and related correspondence by Alan L. Barach M.D.
    - Frederick C. Crews, ca. 1966
      Includes two Crews papers.
    - Letters to and from MacVey Christie, chiefly 1970s
    - English letters and addresses prefatory to HAM's 1972 visit there
  - Box 3
    - E.S. Schneidman (3 folders)
    - Letters from authors, 1962-1967
    - Larry Glass (2 folders)
    - Miscellaneous correspondence (secretarial notes) (3 folders)
  - Box 4
    - Correspondence with Conrad Aiken, 1930-1967
    - Correspondence with Caroline Fish (Nina) Murray
    - Correspondence with Morewood and Metcalf (Melville-related), 1920-1950
    - Letters on death of Christiana Morgan, 1967
    - Correspondence with Councilman Morgan
    - Correspondence - unclassified
    - Correspondence with Harold McCurdy, 1961, 1967
- HUGFP 97.15 Ina May Greer "Hansi," 1944-1975 (2 boxes)
  Related Material: See also: Box 2 of the Christiana Morgan Materials series (HUGFP 97.75)
  
  Scope and Content: Contains articles and pamphlets by Ina May Greer and others relating to her work on the study of personality, aging and pastoral care while she was a psychiatric research assistant at Massachusetts General Hospital. Also contains notes, lectures, book reviews, poetry and other writings by Greer, as well as correspondence with Murray and other professional acquaintances.
  - Box 1:
    - Ina May Greer
    - from Iowa
    - Hansi materials
    - Hansi, 1944-1975 and undated (5 folders)
  - Box 2:
    - Hansi Poems
    - Book reviews
    - Lectures and writing (3 folders)
- HUGFP 97.17 Lewis Mumford, 1924-1981 (2 boxes)
  Related Material: Other Mumford letters are in the alphabetical general correspondence files.
  
  Scope of the Mumford Subseries: Contains letters to and from Lewis Mumford throughout the development of their friendship. Subjects relate to their common interest in Melville and psychology, the writing of Mumford's autobiography and their close circle of friends.
  - Box 1
  - Letters to and from Lewis Mumford, 1924-1945
  - Murray to Mumford, 1940-1979 (2 folders)
    Annotated and dated by Mumford, 6/3/1979
  - From Lewis Mumford, 1950's-1970's (3 folders)
  - Box 2
  - Lewis Mumford to Henry A. Murray, 1938-1981 (2 folders)
  - Christiana Morgan to Lewis Mumford, 1939-1967 (2 folders)
- HUGFP 97.19 Harvey Meyerson Letters, 1973-1988 (1 box)
  Special Restriction: Permission to view, photocopy, or for publication from a specified individual is required for the Harvey Meyerson Letters. Please contact the Reference staff in the Harvard University Archives for details.
  
  Scope and Content: Contains correspondence relating to the developments in Harvey Meyerson's and Murray's common interests in Melville and Jung. Reveals the development of their relationship through Meyerson's work on a biography of Melville.
- Personal
  - HUGFP 97.10 Postcards, 1960-1975 (1 box)
    Scope and Content: Contains assorted postcards from family members, friends, acquaintances and students. Files are arranged alphabetically by personal name of the sender.
  - HUGFP 97.21 Engagement Letters, 1915 (1 box)
    Scope and Content: Contains personal notes of congratulations from friends and family of both Josephine Rantoul and Murray, on the event of their July 1915 engagement announcement.
  - HUGFP 97.23 Related to Wife's Death, 1962 (1 box)
    Scope and Content: Contains letters of condolence from acquaintances and friends upon the death of Josephine Lee Murray, January 14, 1962.
  - HUGFP 97.25 Family, 1907-1986 (1 box)
    Scope and Content: Contains letters to Murray from his mother, wife, daughter, step-children, nephews and nieces. Includes letters from Murray to his father from 1907-1915, letters form Murray's sister to his daughter, and letters from Murray's daughter to his wife.
    One folder contains genealogical information about the Murray family and published descriptions of Murray's work.

Series: Biographical and Personal
- HUGFP 97.32 Personal Papers and Biographical Notes, 1902-1988 (7 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Contains grade school report cards, Harvard College records, photographs and newspaper clippings. Also contains notes, articles, speeches, recommendations, travel notebooks and one comical sketch written by Murray, and articles, poetry, prose and critiques of Murray's work written by others.
  Includes some interspersed correspondence relating to travels, awards, honorary degrees and tributes to others.
  - Box 1
    - Recommendations of others
    - A letter of recommendation for Cambridge; Craigie and Groton
    - Report cards and letters, 1902-1924
    - Records of Harvard College Class of 1915, as of 1979
    - Miscellaneous articles and speeches
    - Misc., including astrological workup and newspaper clippings
    - Self descriptive materials, clippings and tribute
    - Self descriptive materials, memories of/for friends
    - Self descriptive materials, extracts, passages, quotations
    - Self descriptive materials, critiques of HAM
  - Box 2
    - Autobiography
    - Research materials
    - Harvard President
    - Notes toward a tribute to Lewis Mumford
    - Notes toward a tribute to Pernal M. Symonds
    - Mementos of International Congresses of Psychology, 1951 and 1957
    - Tribute to Frances G. Wickes
    - Tribute to Felix Franfurter
    - Recommendation (Eugene Taylor)
    - Various HAM-composed testimonials
    - Governor Dummer Academy requests
    - John A. Wheeler chapter draft on gravitational collapse
    - Sigmund Freud
    - Jung, especially vs Freud
    - Items on Jung and on diverse personality classifications provided by Ina
    - May Greer
    - May
    - Notes on Ericson, Freud and Honorary Degrees
    - Transcript of taped conversation with HAM (2 folders)
  - Box 3
    - Photographs
    - Notes and clippings
    - Unclassifiable
    - Commencement typed, abstract on previous addresses
    - Psycho history
    - Creativity
    - Metaphor
    - Transcript of tape pages 11-38 HAM talking about FMM album
    - Miscellaneous ideas
  - Box 4
    - Self descriptive materials, A (4 folders)
    - Self descriptive materials, early notes toward an autobiography
    - Self descriptive materials, outlines
    - Self descriptive materials, methodological
    - Self descriptive materials, notes
    - Self descriptive materials, basic assumptions
  - Box 5
    - Methodological model and temporal dimension'
    - Section drafts
    - The Murray Reader
    - Ms. of places visited (USSR)
    - Autobiographical
    - USSR tourist reports
    - Dead to world; not wanted anymore (2 folders)
    - The Web of Troubles that confront our nation
    - General
    - Festschrift. Miscellaneous Note extras
    - Various tributes and recommendations of others
    - Stories by Eleanor Jone
  - Box 6
    - Clinicus
    - Various speeches, letters to the editor, interview reviews of Murray's work
    - Speaking notes for several speeches
    - USSR visit
    - Miscellaneous autobiographical materials, largely WWII related
    - Book reviews, possibly not published
    - Autobiographical materials, assorted
  - Box 7
    - Two world government
    - Various
    - Recollections of Court testimony
    - Groton
    - HAM critiques of others' works
    - Clippings, correspondence, and other materials relating Hiss trial
    - Notebooks, Soviet trip
    - Lawrence Kelso Frank testimonial
    - Materials for Ed Handy article
    - On Garry Boring, plus Luria
    - Drafts by Edwin Shneidman and Gardener Lindzey
    - Alphabetically ordered autobiographical elements
    - Representation
    - George Fite Waters, 1894-1961
    - Poetry by others
    - James W. Anderson on Murray
- HUGFP 97.35 Address and Note Books, 1960-1980 (1 box)
  Scope of the Address and Note Books subseries: Contains address books and small note books in which Murray recorded addresses, phone numbers, and general notes.
  
  Related Material: See also: Notebooks, Address books, and personal records, ca. 1960-1980 (HUGFP 97.85)
- HUGFP 97.80F Scrapbooks and Calendars, 1900-1925, 1980-1988 (4 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Scrapbooks related to Murray's personal life, especially to his youth. Calendars from the 1980s.
  - Scrapbooks
    - Cambridge, England, 1924-1925
    - Rowing season, 1920
    - Groton school
    - Childhood European trip
    - [Harvard], 1914-1915
    - Personality conference, 1985
  - Calendars, 1980-1983, 1987-1988
- HUGFP 97.85 Notebooks, Address Books, and Passports, ca. 1960-1988 (2 boxes)
  Scope of the Notebooks, Address Books, and Passports subseries: Some files relate to Murray's personal life, especially his later years. Two journal-like bound books contain notes on various subjects chronologically arranged 1981-1984. Pocket Calendars 1963-1974, 1983. Several address books, small notebooks with notes, and passports.
  
  Related Material: See also: HUGFP 97.35 Address and Note Books, 1960-1980
  - Box 1 [code "q" not found in ISO 639-2 list].
    - Address book
    - Notebooks (1 large, 1 small)
    - [Financial Records, work-related]
    - Medical
    - [Notes on personal events]
    - [Samples of personal stationery]
    - H.A. Murray Groton Class [photo, negatives and descriptions]
  - Box 2
    - 15 pocket-size datebooks
    - 4 passports; 1 belonging to Caroline Murray
    - 4 address books
    - 2 notebooks
    - Vaccination records
- HUGFP 97.87F Honorary Degrees, Awards, Citations, Certificates, 1933-1988 (1 box)

Series: Research
- HUGFP 97.41 Conference Reports and Papers, early 1960's (3 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Contains papers and reports given at meetings of the American Psychological Association and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Includes Murray's writings on such topics as "Evolutionary Theory and Human Progress" and "Religion in the Age of Science." Also includes a large manuscript entitled "Scaffold for a Comprehensive System," an extensive report completed by Murray for the APA's Committee on the Study of the Status and Development of Psychology in the USA.
  - Box 1
    - American scholar discussion of morality, 1965
    - Scaffold for a comprehensive system, Parts I-III (3 folders)
  - Box 2
    - AAAS Symposium on Evolution and Human progress (2 folders)
    - AAAS System [sic?] on Evolution and human progress (5 folders)
    - Creation and evolution of culture
    - World Dilemma: Survival--war--religion
    - Psychology: advantages, values, disadvantages
    - Topics
    - Evaluation
    - Superordinate Ideo-Mythology
  - Box 3
    - AAAS Evolutionary Theory and Human Progress Conference, 1960
    - Topics, comments on topics
    - Preparatory materials
    - Ruminations, schematizations, and drafts communications
    - Conference Papers: Psychiatric meeting, Chicago? 1961
    - Miscellaneous : Bend and Jung
- Thematic Apperception Test Images
  - HUGFP 97.43.1 Slides, 1940-1960 (3 boxes)
    Scope and Content: Contains slides of images used in Murray's thematic apperception test. Also includes slides which detail subsequent TAT research findings.
  - HUGFP 97.43.2 Prints and Negatives, 1940-1960 (7 boxes)
    Scope and Content: Contains an assortment of mounted pictures, drawings and prints, used as part of the thematic apperception test. Includes some negatives as well.
- HUGFP 97.45.2 Biographical Work on Edward Handy, 1966-1967 (1 box)
  Scope and Content: Contains notes and correspondence pertaining to Murray's biographical contributions to a book in honor of anthropologist Edward Handy. Includes Murray's completed manuscript.
- Hitler Study
  - HUGFP 97.45.4 Hitler Study Notes and Analysis, 1943 (2 boxes)
    Scope and Content: Contains Murray's 3x5 note index outlining aspects of Adolph Hitler's personality. Also contains Murray's government-funded analysis of Hitler, including predictions on his future behavior and suggestions for dealing with him.
    - Box 1
    - Murray's analysis of the personality of Adolph Hitler, 1943
    - Walter Langer's study of Hitler
    - Hitler Study, other works and Langer controversy
    - Box 2
    - Notecards
  - HUGFP 97.78 Dan Mack Caricatures of Hitler and Nazi Germany, ca. 1940 (1 box)
    Scope and Content: Fifteen pencil and charcoal drawings depicting the rise and spread of "Hitlerism" across Europe in the early-to-mid 1940's.
- HUGFP 97.45.6 Human Nature, 1960-1970 (1 box)
  Scope and Content: Contains notes and writings on human nature. Included are Murray's notes on the psychological causes of alcoholism.
  - Human nature (2 folders)
  - Notes on alcoholism
  - Conflict
- HUGFP 97.45.8 Icarus Study, 1945-1965 (5 boxes)
  Historical Note: Murray coined the term "Icarus Complex" to describe the psychological tendency some people exhibit to transcend the earthly sphere. An earlier term for this was "ascensionism."
  
  Scope and Content: This series contains reports and data collected by Murray during his initial phase of research on "ascensionism" or the "Icarus Complex." Contains assorted notes, small compositions and a rough manuscript .
  - Box 1
    - Ina May Greer research
    - Illustrative materials
    - Assorted cards and speaking notes
    - Risto Fried
    - McNamara
    - Chained associations
    - Icarian compound
    - George H. Ritz
    - Ogilvie diss: chapter drafts
    - Rumke
    - Miscellaneous materials
  - Box 2
    - Miscellaneous Ascensionists
    - Need, definition, lexicon
    - Contributed case studies
    - Contributed examples
    - One thesis prospectus
    - Various compositions on Icarian themes
    - Icarus Emergent
    - Icarian themes in art
    - Ina May Greer etymological reports
    - Ina May Greer research notes
    - Ina May Greer (Hansi) composition
    - Material for/from Risto Fried
    - Contributions of Ina May Greer with HAM responses
    - Notes and directions to assistants and participants
    - Pictures
    - Assorted materials
    - Harvard subjects' data
  - Box 3
    - Study notes
    - Miscellaneous
    - HAM and Greer paper, Icarus as Emergent
    - HAM and Greer paper, Fluctuations in Ascentionism
    - Icarian examples
    - Icarus, misc
    - Notes
    - Dan Ogilvie, Chapter 8, "Glory in the Highest"
    - Christian Ascension pictures
    - Ascentionism
    - Dan Ogilvie, Chapter I
    - Dan Ogilvie compositions
    - Dan Ogilvie, cross-cultural studies of Icarianism
    - Dan Ogilvie, contributions
    - Murray and Greer compositions
    - "Glory in the Highest" notes and "The Ideal Self"
    - HAM and Greer paper "Identification in Treatment of Myth"
  - Box 4
    - Preface
    - Chapter I, Language
    - Chapter II, Mythic King Lawgivers
    - Chapter IIa, Myth and the Hero Ascension
    - Ascension
    - Ascensionism in Heroes
    - Notes, Plans, Dan
    - Chapter IIb, Myth and the Hero
    - [Untitled] (3 folders)
    - Explanatory materials
    - Grope case
    - Subject questionnaires
    - Notes and research reports
    - Solar complex significance
    - Fried/Wikland
    - Solar Complex: charts, forms
    - Solar hero thema
  - Box 5
    - Autobiography of Everett Leary Holt
- HUGFP 97.45.10 Memory Study, undated (2 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Contains results of two separate experiments on individuals' memory relating to spoken questions. The first records the oral responses of 46 participants to 16 questions. Their responses were taped and then transcribed.
  The second appears to have been a different set of 13 questions, to which 47 participants were asked to respond in writing. They seem to have written what they remembered about the question and then their own personal response. A list of names of the participants is provided for the second experiment. Typed copies of their handwritten responses are also included.
  - Box 1
    - Taped Memory Experiment (5 folders)
  - Box 2
    - Written Memory Experiment, (3 folders)
    - Memories already taped
- HUGFP 97.45.12 Merrill Moore Study, 1954-1957 (3 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Contains notes, interviews, and assorted biographical material used in Murray and Christiana Morgan's study of the creation determinants of psychiatrist and poet Merrill Moore. Also contains the findings of psychological tests done on Moore, an assortment of his poetry, and rough drafts of chapters of the study completed by Morgan and Murray.
  - Box 1
    - Third series, session 8, May 24, 1956
    - Preparation for Presentation (3 poems)
    - Rejects
    - Review of Clinical sonnets
    - Poetry--remarks on sonnet form
    - Chapter 4
    - Second session
    - Poetic content
    - Poetry as an emotional expression
    - Poetry as an imitation or imaginative representation
    - Poetry as a delighting, moving, illuminating . . . composition
    - Remarks on desire for fame
    - Best poems chosen by him
    - 1955 box
    - The writing of poetry
    - Aims and aspirations
    - The poet's personality
    - Three Moore articles
    - Moore's standards of evaluation
    - Henry W. Wells on Dendric
    - Family Background
  - Box 2
    - Various Moore publications
    - Test findings
    - Working drafts on test results
    - Introduction version II
    - The outward man
    - The poet (7 folders)
    - Inner man
    - The creative man
  - Box 3
    - Biographical study
    - Register of papers at library
    - Introduction to the Merrill Moore study
    - Chapter 1 of Merrill Moore study
    - Merrill Moore study
    - Interview and discussion
    - Biography materials
    - Interviews
    - Residue of MM folder
    - Esther Davidson
    - Margie's Icarian
    - Interviews with Christiana Morgan
    - Proposed Third Session, following mother session
    - Rejects
    - Miscellaneous materials
- HUGFP 97.45.14 The Possible Nature of Mythology to Come, 1950-1965 (4 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Contains notes, outlines, and rough drafts of chapters pertaining to Murray's unfinished manuscript entitled The Possible Nature of Mythology to Come. Also includes a collection of index cards with general information on mythology, myth, and religion. In addition, there is a paper entitled "Contrasting Views of Man" which Murray delivered at the 1955 Religion in the Age of Science Conference.
  - Box 1
    - Myth book: prelude
    - First introduction
    - The Possible Nature of a Mythology to Come
    - Thoughts on Myths, I (2 folders)
    - Myth Memos
    - Definition
    - More Myth
    - Myth Papers, 1958
  - Box 2
    - Myth definition notes
    - Definitions and bibliography
    - Myths
    - AAS, unity of learning
    - Miscellaneous (2 folders)
  - Boxes 3-4
    - Note cards
- HUGFP 97.45.16 Personality, 1930-1970 (48 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Research represented in this series centers around classifying human action, and testing theories on personal development, thought processes, decision-making abilities, needs, behaviors, stress reactions, socialization, and different physical and psychological systems which permit people to function.
  - Papers
    Scope and Content: Contains papers relating to Murray's research, writings and teaching in the psychology of personality, for which the term "personology" is also used.
    Includes manuscripts, drafts, outline, notes, notebooks, test data and results, questionnaires, case study information and analysis, memoranda, interpretation and comment, collections of literary quotes and newspaper and magazine clippings, papers written by researchers other than Murray, and students' projects.
    - Box 1
      - Group as Unit--Social System
      - Group Theory of Evolution
      - Creativity (2 folders)
      - Misc.
      - Death Wish
      - Personology (Jung's Types)
      - Copenhagen Fragments
      - Evolution
      - Versions of Man
      - Copenhagen Fragments
      - Ideas, Miscellaneous
      - Development
      - A-N (2 folders)
    - Box 2
      - P-Z (3 folders)
      - Sameness, Change, Dev't..Total Personality
      - Regression
      - Integration and Differentiation--Ego and Id
      - Child and Mind Piaget
      - Child Mind--Conglomeration
      - Child Mind--Aggregation
      - Magical Operations
      - Magic
      - Notes on Needs, developmental strategies, and assorted other issues
    - Box 3
      - Dyadic Reciprocation
      - Affiliation, Reciprocation, Dyadic Interaction
      - Chapter 10. Dyadic Creations
      - Propositions re. dyadic interactions
      - Reformulations
      - Dyads; composed or collected by Joseph F. Zygmunt
      - Dyadic Interaction (2 folders)
      - Dyadic Interaction
      - Organizational interaction schematization
      - Communications to and from Gertrude H. Chang
      - Research plans
      - Various related papers by associates and students
      - Studies on happiness
      - Researches
      - Course materials
      - Marlow notes
    - Box 4
      - Rockefeller Foundation application correspondence
      - T.A.T-related notes, papers, chapters
      - Study of the creative process
      - Projection, Chapter 1
      - Soc. Rel. 277, Creative Projections of Personality
      - Introductions to projections
      - Projection--Definitions
      - Sik. 9, Projection
      - A Summary of Empirical Generalizations
      - Soc Rel 208 Handouts, papers, notes
      - S.R. 208 Topics for Lectures
      - S.R. 208, Case of Noater 10th meeting
      - S.R. 208 notes
      - S.R. 208 Student papers on Freud
    - Box 5
      - Soc Rel 208, Grope T.A.T Analysis
      - Definitions of a Myth
      - Variables
      - From 1
      - Science of Lives (Wm. McKinley Runyon)
      - From 3
      - Intro and Intention
      - Personality
      - Plato and Aristotle
      - Middle Ages
      - Anderson piece on creativity and Education
      - Miscellaneous Principles
      - Miscellaneous
      - Assumption college
      - Assumption
      - S.R. 208
      - Person Perception
    - Box 6
      - Old Saybrook, A Preliminary Sub-Symposium
      - Humanism
      - Sub-Symposium on humanistic psychology (2 folders)
      - Creativity
      - A. general. B. own theory. C. humanistic psychology.
      - Writings--general introduction
      - Writings--world's plight
      - Writings: Encounter with psychology
      - Interior experience
      - Critique
      - Evolution
      - Childhood: personality and behavior
      - Addenda
      - Dispositions, Evaluational
      - Dispositions-Processional
      - Dispositions, Additional
      - Dispositions, Evaluational, Actional
      - Gertrude
    - Box 7
      - States
      - Emotions, states
      - Scaffold
      - Myth
      - Perception
      - Mary Richmond
      - Lecture A. Dec. 6th
      - Unconscious Regnant Processes
      - Sensory phenomena
      - Press
      - Institutions and Proceedings, Regnant event
      - Personality as government in process
      - Humanistic psychology
      - Historical trends in personality research
      - Rank orders
      - Values, disvalues
    - Box 8
      - Freud paper by student
      - Definitions of personality
      - Energy, force
      - Bakke, Toluman
      - Dyads
      - Cathexis: property, press of entity after (direction) orientation need
      - Monetary ext. situation
      - Cathexis, press
      - Resistance attachment, bonds
      - Systems
      - Program for renaming section
      - Values: basic
      - Religion and personality
      - Relationship
      - Testament
      - First lecture, early drafts of book
      - The arms of psychological science lecture
      - Evolution
      - Some compounds of an evolving personological system
    - Box 9
      - Student paper on Leslie White, annotated by HAM
      - Systems
      - What do we want to know to predict?
      - Achievement
      - Narcism [sic? Narcissism]
      - Romanticism
      - The current estate of personology
      - General principles of personology
      - Deciding typing, creativity, etc.
      - Brunswick
      - Expense estimates for grant purposes
      - Section drafts; 1 The Medonic factor 2. Learning 3. Temporal units 4. situations, fields, press
      - Notes on modern myths
    - Box 10
      - Descriptions of personology
      - Produce of HAM. Compounds of personological system
      - Notes and materials
      - Cognition
      - Personology (notes)
      - Imagination--Fantasy--Dreams
      - Personality: 6, 6.2, 7, 9, 25.2, 25, 28
      - Correspondence with Gertrude H. Chang, 1958, Recent discussions on entities and new facts to be considered
      - Correspondence with Gertrude H. Chang, 1954-1956
      - Hemmorography of Mary Ennis
      - Roskin's Material
      - Illustration and use of chart from miscellaneous literature
      - Expression
    - Box 11
      - Allocation
      - Beoring and Interpretation
      - Acquisition
      - Negative Press
      - Behaviors
      - Note Cards
      - Representations
      - Postulates
      - Personality, Conception of Know What
      - Metabolism Paradigm
      - Assessment, Experimentation
      - Variables of Personality
      - Personological Systems (PS) Dynamics
      - Personology, Aims
      - Personology
      - I. Introduction. Chief Points. Orientations Basic Faiths
      - Construction
      - Critiques of Systems
      - General Assumptions
      - Basic Assumptions--Evolution
      - Value Knowledge
      - Construction- Plan
      - Inverted Needs
      - Concept of Ideal Type
    - Box 12
      - II. Introduction. Chief Points, Principles
      - Vector Values
      - Action Course
      - Need Tension Quant, Energy (Libido?)
      - Vector Values--Complete
      - Notes on Variables
      - Program for Psychology
    - Box 12
      - Vectors, Dispositions
      - C. Bordon. Folder I. Past and Present History
      - C. Bordon. Folder II. Abilities and Structural Characteristics
      - C. Bordon. Folder III. Values and Sentiments
    - Box 13
      - C. Bordon. Folder IV. Imaginal Tendencies
      - Requests for Rockefeller grant, 1948-
      - Chief Varieties of Love
      - Notes
      - Luria
      - Temporal Segments, Unity of organism, Focal Vectorial
      - Internal and External Proceedings, Events
      - Meaning
      - Apperception
      - Experiments
      - Aggression Questionnaire and Experiments
      - Questions
      - Cheating Test
      - Humor
      - Verbal Schemes in Free Associations
      - Imaginal Variables
      - Needs Definitions
      - Variables-- Behavioral
      - More Variables
      - Variables for Research. Extra Classification of Press
      - Classification of Needs
      - More Variables
      - Analysis of an Event
    - Box 14
      - Memos 1942-1950
      - Variables, Misc. Activities, Etc
      - Miscellaneous
      - Variables-Behavioral
      - Perseveration Questionnaire and Correlations
      - Sensory Flicker Experiment
      - Murray
      - Dream Experiments
      - Psychogalvometer experiments
      - Experiments of Clinic Meeting Plans
      - General
      - Transmission of Value
      - Values (2 folders)
      - Disvalues, I (2 folders)
    - Box 15
      - Assorted Notes
      - Dispositions Needs
      - Needs: Basic Definitions
      - Need Problems
      - Goal, Cpd of Dispositional Property
      - Dispositions Vectors, Changes
      - Theoretical spouts
    - Box 16
      - Succorance
      - Affiliation
      - n Anoci-- Sentience
      - Self
      - Attention--Recognition
      - Security
      - Blame
      - Nutrition
      - Value Vector Responses
      - Superiority
      - Cognizance
      - Acquisitions
      - Sex
      - Affiliation
      - Superiance
      - Variables
    - Box 17
      - Variables
      - 1-2
      - 8, 10, 11
      - 12-18
      - 9-24
      - B du B; outlines, draft
      - Introductory materials
      - Energy
      - Time
      - Scope, Span
      - Arms of Scaffold
    - Box 18
      - Lists of Basic Variables
      - Needs and Variables
      - Vectors-Miscellany
      - Ms. on religion in relation to sex
      - Construction--Gertrude
      - Questionnaires on Thinking, I
    - Box 19
      - Questionnaires on Thinking. II
      - Unidentified Ms.
      - Needs Vectors (3 folders)
    - Box 20
      - Needs Vectors
      - System
      - Entity
      - Aggression
      - Superiance
      - Mastery
      - Affiliation
      - Succor
    - Box 21
      - Cognizance (used)
      - Aggression
      - Escape-Harm avoidance-Flight
      - Rest
      - Play
      - Sentience
      - Autonomy
      - Elimination
      - Exhibition
      - Rejection
      - Conservation--Retention
      - Inhibition
      - Need for Freedoms
      - Dependence--Receptivity -Passivity--Health--Body
      - Notes, III
      - Notes (includes some entries on T.A.T)
    - Box 22
      - Traits, Tests, and Personality Research
      - HAM, annotated articles on Piaget and on Schizophrenia
      - Explorations in Personality
      - Personality Research Article
      - Personality, with HAM notes
      - Research articles, HAM annotated
      - Joseph Nuttin, Ham Annotated
      - James G. Miller articles, HAM annotated
      - Empirical propositions in Psychology
      - Michael Kosols, Non Linear research proposals
      - St. Clair, Factor analysis
      - Representations of Personality
      - Human Nature
      - Notes II
      - Notes IV
      - Miscellaneous items
      - Synergy
      - Papers on International Relations
    - Box 23
      - Test Results, Charles Anderson
      - Test Results, J.H. Baker
      - Test Results, Michael Bristol
      - Test Results, Burnett
      - Test Results, David Cole
      - Test Results, Dennis
      - Test Results, Peter Elvins
    - Box 23
      - Test Results, David Gorfinkle
      - Test Results, Theodore H. Johnson
      - Test Results, Tom Jones
      - Test Results, Harold C. Karagozian
      - Test Results, Mac Lennan
      - Test Results, Martin Myers
      - Test Results, Maury Pildner
      - Test Results, John Rosenthal
      - Test Results, Richard Schwartz
      - Test Results, J.P. Sterns
      - Test Results, Eric Veland
      - Test Results, Leonard Wheeler
      - Test Results, Bill Williamson
      - Super Ego and Bibliography
      - Soc Rel 208. Classification
    - Box 24
      - Ego
      - Super Ego
      - Ego Ideal
      - Summary of Egos and their Conflicts
      - Egos
      - Packet 3: Metabolic Model and Temporal Dimensions
      - Packets 4-5: Temporal Units of Behavior
      - Packet 8 and 11 Regnancy Regnant Processes
      - Packets: Energy; Hedonic Factor; Cathexis; ordinating; roleship; thema; systems
    - Box 25
      - Packets 19 and 25: attitudes; interests; values
      - Packet 26: needs
      - Packet 27: sentiments
      - Packet 28-30: Personality-Determinants of
      - Packet 31: Psychoanalysis
      - Packet ?: Representations of personality
      - Packets 6, 6a, 7, 9, 25a, 28
      - Processional Integration
      - Classes of Processes
      - Vectors
      - Process in general
      - Events, Processes, Proceedings
    - Box 26
      - Reality, Participation of Processes
      - Basic Concepts
      - My concepts
      - Evolution
      - Governmental systems
      - Motivation
      - Regional Models
      - Systems
      - Proposition
      - Variables
      - Baleen problems
      - Propositions/concepts
      - Propositions
    - Box 27
      - Soc Rel 208
      - Basic Assumptions Model
      - Charts
      - Psychology and Religion
      - Psychology of Happiness
      - Repression
      - Sentiments, cathexes, values
      - Cathexes
      - Complexes
      - Cathexes--Values
      - Object -cathexes
      - Affect, object and sentiments
      - Cathected objects and sentiments
      - Sentiments
      - Importance of object versus need
      - Signet
      - Letterman army Hospital Case
      - Special questions
      - Religion and psychology schemes
      - Religion and Primitive Mind
      - Religious Phantasies
    - Box 28
      - Groups--Small Variables
      - Conference on Assessment of Human Motives (suggested Issues)
      - Casual Agreement
      - Bruce Cooke
      - Clyde Kluckhohn, Patterning in Navaho
      - Personality
      - Definitions
      - Definitional Statements, Dicta, (primary Propositions)
      - B. DuBois 1970
      - Miscellaneous
      - Theory
      - Jim Anderson
      - Energy
      - Research Meetings
    - Box 29
      - Fairy Stories
      - Claustrial
      - Gods
      - Theory
      - Memory Importation
      - Personology--Abstract Concepts (2 folders)
      - Narcism [sic? Narcissism] Lit.
      - Narcissism, Soc Rel 208 papers
      - Need [for] Achievement
      - Need for Freedom
      - Need for Succor
    - Box 30
      - Need for Acquisition
      - Need for Affiliation
      - Acquisition Retention
      - Need for Destruction
      - Need for Attention
      - Need for Superiority
      - Need for Cognizance (2 folders)
      - Need for Mastery
      - Theory
      - Determinants, Genetical, Experimental etc
      - BIFTI
      - Packets, Preliminary Classifications, Categories
      - Personality, Definition
    - Box 31
      - Personality, Representations of
      - Personality History of: 3 eras
      - Miscellaneous terminology (misnomers)
      - Collected classifications by others
      - Need Definition
      - Personality Variables
      - Categories/ operational data
      - Abstracts
      - Pavkets, Preliminary Classifications-Categories
      - Defense of Personology
      - Science, psychiatry, Freud, Jung, Adler, psychohistory
      - Variables of P
      - Academic Psychology
      - Temporal Units of Behavior Fields
      - Results of Ideology, Questionnaires
    - Box 32
      - Childhood events. Allport
      - Sentiments
      - Psychoanalysis
      - Needs
      - Student papers on unconscious processes
      - Student Papers on unconscious processes
      - Notes toward a lecture on the unconscious mind
    - Box 33
      - The place of values in personology
      - Schematizations and topologies
      - Orientation scale conceptualizations
      - Materials on exposition
      - Greenwood, Folder I. Past and Present History
      - Greenwood, Folder II. Abilities and Structural Characteristics
      - Greenwood, Folder III. Values and Sentiments
      - Greenwood, Folder IV. Imaginal Tendencies
      - Albert J. Marks Jr., Folder I. Past and Present History
      - Albert J. Marks Jr., Folder II. Values and Sentiments
      - Albert J. Marks Jr., Folder III. Abilities and Structural Sentiments
      - Albert J. Marks Jr., Folder IV. Imaginal Tendencies
      - Relationships
      - Abstracts, by Ina May Greer
      - Oral Incorporative
      - Variables, Childhood Experiences
      - Archetypal themas; Basic Integrates
      - Complexes
      - Childhood Events
      - Thematic Forms; situations; themes
    - Box 34
      - Imagination
      - Imagination, Definitions of
      - Miscellaneous
      - Imagination, ideations
      - Projection: Personality Determinants
      - Studies of Imaginations, story constructions
      - Imaginations, Plan of Book topics
      - Imagination: Phenomena Exemplications
      - Imagination: Bibliography
      - Importance of Fantasies
      - Relation of Fantasy to Behavior, Play etc
      - Imagination, Areas of Concern, Samples--spontanious
      - Imagination--Creativity, Relation of Fantasy to Art
      - Fantasy--Relation to Religion, Myth
      - Fantasy--Relation to Science
      - Imagination: Theory
      - Primitive Mind--Child
      - Conditions of Occurrence
      - Fantasy-- Determinants and Consequences
      - Diagnosis -Projection, Interpretation
      - Dreams, Two Lectures
      - Fantasies--Examples
      - Visions
      - Dream Examples
    - Box 35
      - S. Garfield, Folder I. Past and Present History
      - S. Garfield, Folder II. Abilities and Structural Characteristics
      - S. Garfield, Folder III. Values and Sentiments
      - S. Garfield, Folder IV. Imaginal Tendencies
      - Imagination I (3 folders)
      - Freud and Fantasies: UCS
      - Press Vectors
      - Negative vectors
      - Education
      - Maintenance/Equilibrium
      - Dominance, direction, education, decision role
      - Acquisition
      - Section from proposed book
    - Box 36
      - Illustrative quotes and clippings, undated and 1930's (5 folders)
      - L. Connelly, Folder I. Past and Present History
      - L. Connely, Folder II. Abilities and Structural Characteristics
      - L. Connely, Folder III. Values and sentiments
      - L. Connely, Folder IV. Imaginal tendencies
      - Formulations
    - Box 37
      - Baleen meeting on theory
      - General Propositions
      - Rough drafts of articles
      - Articles completed
      - APA address, materials toward
      - Minnesota, preparations for a defense of personology
      - Dyad, aims, book
      - Copenhagen
      - Value-vector principles
      - Evolutionary vectors, Gods
      - Vectors
      - Exploration, evaluation, perception
      - Rejection, elimination
    - Box 38
      - Need for attention (2 folders)
      - Need for acquisition
      - Need for security (2 folders)
      - Need for Nurture
      - Need for superiority
      - Need for organization
      - Need for retention
      - Needs of scientist
      - Construction of science
      - Science-making mentation
      - Student personality descriptions (5 folders)
    - Box 39
      - Personology materials
      - Classification of variables, overt, covert, perceptible, imperceptible
      - Delinquency
      - Problem of Empathy
      - What we want to know--seminar
      - Miscellaneous
      - The ego
      - Pride/Ego defense (5 folders)
      - Ego (2 folders)
      - Pride
      - Narcism [sic? Narcissism]
    - Box 40
      - Vectors
      - Role, process, effect
      - Spheres of concern
      - Personological variables
      - Central disposition related to somatic, physical, social etc.
      - Miscellaneous papers
      - Mental Process
      - Expression, exhibition of good
      - Archetypal roles
      - Value vectors critique
      - Gertrude (Chang) notes--letters
      - Carol Paige
      - Sameness
    - Box 41
      - Sameness (2 folders)
      - Novelty
      - Fixation
      - Repetition
      - Perseveration
      - Persistence
      - Perseveration Q
      - Propositions
      - Charles P. Ducey Research proposal, 1981-1982
    - Box 42
      - Notes (4 folders)
      - Pioneers in Assessment Centers. Part I (Video tape)
    - Box 43
      - Pioneers in Assessment Centers Part II
      - Field, Formulations
      - [Psychological Tests]
      - Dynamism vs Mechanism
      - Scientific Method
      - [Pages from notebook labeled "personology"]
      - [pages from notebook] (3 folders)
      - [Ideas for experiments]
  - Note Cards (4 boxes) Boxes 44-48
    Scope and Content: Topics include human needs, ego, super-ego, dyadic inter-action, cognition, imagination, narcism [narcissism?], unconscious processes, succor, aggression, vectors and cathexis. The cards have no distinguishable comprehensive order, but there appears to be some topical arrangement.
  - HUGFP 97.45.18 Personology Schematizations, undated (2 boxes)
    Scope and Content: Contains several large scrolls with handwritten notes, mapping out thought processes and ideas.

Series: HUGFP 97.45.20 Psychology and the University, 1930-1950 (1 box)
Scope and Content: Contains notes and writings on the state of academic psychology. Includes Murray's notes on how a school of psychology ought to be organized as well as his manuscript entitled "Psychology and the University".
- Notes
- Organization of a school of psychology
- State of academic psychology
- Empathy
- Man-knowing
- More notes
- Harvard Bulletin
- Miscellaneous
- "Psychology and the University"
- Murray notes on Harvard's antipathy to social sciences

Series: HUGFP 97.45.22 World Government and World Religion, 1950-1965 (9 boxes)
Scope and Content: Contains notes and typed drafts of chapters for Murray's never-completed novel on a "World Government" and "World Religion." Also contains several articles on religion and politics that most likely influenced Murray's thinking on the subject.
- Box 1
  - Plan for book
  - Paper I, Introduction
  - draft of didactic novel (9 folders)
  - HAM definition of religion
- Box 2
  - Draft of didactic novel (13 folders)
  - Religion in the Age of Science
  - Chapters to a Fictionalized philosophical disquisition
- Box 3
  - Mythic Triad
  - Proposition
  - Book titles
  - Book index
  - Golding's sex in Bible
  - Religious rumination related to world gov novel
  - Info on religion for world gov novel
  - Religion for nature
  - Notes toward a religion symposium
  - To make a better nation
  - Related notes and papers by HAM and others
- Box 4
  - Satan (3 folders)
  - [Bundles] (4 folders)
  - Religion for what joy
  - Myths, psychoanalysis
  - Religion
  - Me that hath ears
- Box 5
  - The Saintly Ideal
  - Clippings, some annotated by HAM (6 folders)
  - Speech
  - Arthur Pope paper
  - New morality, notes
- Box 6
  - Myths
  - Satan
  - Graubard-Utopia
  - Utopia
  - Religion, redefinition
  - Clippings
  - William Empson, Satan Argues his Case
  - World concord, challenge and response
  - Commencement--quotation
  - World government opposition
  - War vs. Russia
  - Russia, problem of
  - Religion, defects of
  - Emotional maturity
  - Necessity for conversion
  - New Morality, nature of
  - Positive goal
  - Soviet Science
  - New Morality, emergence
  - Diagnosis of present situation
  - Disintegration of religion and morality
  - Social science, limitations
  - Disintegration, hostility of art
  - Department of Social Science
- Box 7
  - Clippings (2 folders)
  - Annoesta - our People
  - Annoesta - our Enemies
  - Annoesta - Dedication to the Proposition
  - Annoesta - Masculine/Feminine Authority
  - Annoesta - VIV
- Boxes 8 and 9
  - Note cards

Series: HUGFP 97.45.24 Writings on Student Unrest, 1969-1970 (1 box)
Scope and Content: This series contains several incomplete manuscripts of Murray's writings on student unrest in general. Also included are notes, newspaper clippings, and letters on student unrest at Harvard in particular.
- University riots
- Notes
- Student revolt at Harvard
- Characteristics
- Lewis Feuer review
- Commencement
- Responses to, and communication on, the student revolt of 1969

Series: HUGFP 97.45.26 Writings on Youth and Alienation, 1959-1970 (1 box)
Scope and Content: Contains articles and publications collected by Murray on student alienation and youth "beatnik" movements. Also contains Murray's Radcliffe address on the "beat" phenomenon as well as a copy of Ken Keniston's work "Alienation and the Decline of Utopia."
- Alienation, Beats - notes toward a study of Harvard College students
- Materials on new myths, religion and beatniks
- Alienation, Beats - materials on the Student Movement
- Alienation, Beats - various, including MANAS articles
- Alienation, Beats - Identity commitment
- Alienation, Beats - various materials including Keniston draft
- Alienation, Beats - Identity
- Alienation, Beats - varied material

Series: Herman Melville
- HUGFP 97.50 Herman Melville, series 1, ca. 1925-1985 (26 boxes)
  Scope and Content: These files contain draft chapters of a proposed Melville biography, notes and research done in connection with that biography, articles, drafts, notes, and research on various aspects of Melville, his life, family, works, and relationships with others, secondary literature on Melville, and photographs.
  - Boxes 1-4 drafts of chapters of Melville biography and notes
  - Boxes 5-16 research notes, drafts, and correspondence
  - Boxes 17-19 Melville's family
  - Boxes 20-23 specific Melville works
  - Boxes 24-26 articles and papers by others
  - Box 1
    - Melville Materials
    - Melville biography draft, (11 folders)
  - Box 2
    - Prologue A
    - Prologue B
    - Preamble. Religion. Conscience
    - Religion. Conscience: Calvinism: Unitarianism.
    - Melville biography, Interchapter 2 An Analysis of Mardi and Its Author
    - Melville biography draft pp., largely longhand.
    - Bowed to the Brunt, used.
    - Text 1830s, ms--, draft pp. of Melville biography
    - Psychology of 1840s -whaling
    - 1850-1851, draft pp. of Melville biography.
  - Box 3
    - Melville and Hawthorne, largely longhand ms. pp. for Melville biography
    - [chapter] 2, Loomings, Melville Biography
    - Young Melville, Chap III 1825-1830, Allan M. Sn's Business Failure
    - [chapter] 3. Docility and Innocence
    - Utter wreck, Chap. 4, Melville biography
    - Romanticism: Lansingburgh 1839Byron, Mary Bliss Tennyson
    - 1839. Liverpool
    - 1839-1840
    - Melville biography text: Chapter [blank] A Little of Much
    - Melville biography pp
    - 1851-1852
    - Melville biography, untitled ms. pp.
  - Box 4
    - Untitled notes and drafts (2 folders)
    - Melville
    - Core of HM's Psyche. Melville's Madness. (2 folders)
    - [Chapters?] 1-9, 11-14 (4 folders)
    - H.M. and Religion
  - Box 5
    - Gansevoort Family (includes one photograph)
    - Plans for Writing 1748-1832
    - Tables, Charts, Summary Log
    - Pedigree, Question
    - H.M. First Year Onwards
    - H.M. 1st 21 yrs.
    - [ch.] 2. Loomings. of Melville biography. Maps and correspondence
    - 1818-1819 Mrs. Bradishes's Picture, Fashionables, of 6 Pearl St., 9 State St.
    - Allan M--Paris--N.Y. -H.M. 1818
    - 1818-1819, Notes and Originals
    - 1818 Sept.-1819 Winter
    - New York, 1818-1819 (carbon)
  - Box 6
    - 1818-1825. Notes, Originals.
    - 1819 Jan.- Birth--Nov 1819
    - Melville Talk: 1819-1821
    - 1819-1832 Summary of Log. 1819-1826 Other Summaries
    - 1819 1832
    - Life in New York (1820s)
    - 1821-
    - Books to Read
    - To keep
    - 1825-1830
    - 1826-1830, Notes, Originals.
    - 1830s
    - H.M. Miscellaneous Morsels: HM 1832
    - 1832-1837
    - 1832-1837. Notes, Originals.
  - Box 7
    - 1837-
    - 1832-1840, [illegible] Liverpool Trip
    - Bowed to the Brunt of Things
    - Notes - 1832-1838
    - 1832-1837 (notes)
    - 1834-1838 Pittsfield
    - 1838 Lansingburgh
    - Notes 1838-1840
    - 1839
    - London Carcanet (notes)
    - London carcanet/ 1840 instead of 1839
    - Notes -- N.Y. 1840
    - Man of War
    - Dialogue
    - Watson Correspondence
    - 1840 West -- Galena
    - 1840-1844 used
    - Misc. notes, 1840s
    - 1841- Sea, Honolulu
    - Objective
  - Box 8
    - Moby Dick
    - Notes 1844-1847
    - 1844-1847
    - Notes, 1844-1847. Literary Climate, Conscience, Sentiment.
    - 1847-1850 Remnants.
    - After 1847. Misc. Notes.
    - Melville: 1847-1849
    - 1849-1850. Remnants.
    - 1849-1850.
    - Pittsfield, 1850-1851 .
    - 1850-1851 Leftovers
    - Extras -- 1850-1851
    - Keep
  - Box 9
    - 1852-1856 , In the Congregation of the Dead, Notes
    - 1852-1856
    - Extras 1852-1860
    - 1856-1866
    - 1866-1886
    - Philosophy - 1886
    - pp. 65-230, 1-113 of a (Murray? - Leyda?-produced) Melville logbook (2 folders)
  - Box 10
    - Melville-related typescript drafts (2 folders)
    - Byronism in America
    - Vol. I. Misc. Research
    - Clips, letters, notes.
    - Melvilles at Pittsfield, Priscilla
    - Pittsfield
    - Melville--Pittsfield
    - Art
    - Melville and the Dutch Reformed Church
    - Notes for Melville morsels
    - Notes for Literature in the Thirties
    - Duyckinck Letters
    - H.M. Duyckinck Material
    - Melville Project: Library charging lists from Evert A. Duyckinck
    - Loaned to Melville while writing Mardi.
  - Box 11
    - Notes for Romanticism and Conscience
    - Romanticism: Transcendental
    - Ellenberger. Whyte. Original Intention, Play.
    - Mental Illness
    - Ucs Discovery Questions
    - Truth to Say
    - Bibliography: Sources of Data
    - Sea, 1840 New Bedford, crew list
    - Whaling crew list, New Bedford, Wilson Heflin, Bulkington
    - B. Focus and talents of Crews
    - Correspondence form J. Frank Stimson re the authenticity of Melville's
    - Accounts of Polynesia
    - Melville info: Hawaii State Archives (Meyerson?) (incomplete?)
    - Notes--Polynesian Idyll
    - Polynesian sexual behavior, Articles.
    - Melville's Berkshire Visions.
    - Melville Memorial Room (2 folders)
      Includes four photographs.
    - Aesthetic
    - Heflin, W.-Researching in New Bedford
  - Box 12
    - C. Anderson, journal of the Frigate United States, with notes on Melville
    - Morsel lists
    - "Dead to the world", various attempts
    - More "Dead to the World" materials.
    - Working papers for "Dead to the World" talk
    - "Dead to the world: The passions of Herman Melville,"July 1, 1965, sent to Dr. Shnerdman
    - Beaumont and Fletcher - Melville's Markings
    - Joseph Henry on Education, etc.
    - Joseph Henry (D.S.B.)
    - Joseph Henry Pierce (false starts)
    - HM's Education (chronology)
    - "No Mere Cypher at Ciphering" (rejected early draft)
    - "Somehow induced to Ciphering" (final draft)
    - "Somehow induced to Ciphering" (final version with Yanella's corrections
    - Lancaster System (false starts)
    - Lancaster System of Instruction (final draft)
    - Hansi's Researches
    - Melville (Yanella)
    - New York Trilogy: Maria's Agony
    - The Unconscious?
    - Literary context
    - Paul: Nationalism in Literature.
    - Tout Dise
    - Two Portraits (together) and Harry's important notes (includes two photographs)
  - Box 13
    - Melville-related correspondence, A-Z (25 folders)
    - Correspondence: Melville-related, 1950-1970s (3 folders)
  - Box 14
    - Vineyard Gazette
    - Melville S ociety
    - Viola Sachs, Sept. 17, 1980(lacks enclosure)
    - H.M. Correspondence
    - Correspondence drafts and notes
    - Morsels and assorted detritus
    - Mixed: drafts, correspondence, papers by others, prospectuses
    - Correspondence, distillations of Melville work by others, maps
    - Robert Newman to HAM, June 18,1980, on 'Mocha Dick'
    - Melville Bibliography
    - Reading, suggestions from others
    - Melville research notes and one undated address on Melville by HAM
    - Draft of unspecified ms.
    - Melville-related drafts, encomiums and recommendations of others
    - H.M. Research--General
    - Melville-General
  - Box 15
    - Melville-related HAM notes
    - Miscellaneous
    - Misc. Notes
    - Notes--various subjects, I.
    - Notes--various subjects, II (some taken by Christiana Morgan)
    - Misc. Correspondence and Notes (includes one photograph)
    - Misc. Drafts, Excerpts, Photos, Letters (includes six photographs)
    - Miscellaneous
    - H.M. Miscellaneous
    - Notes--various subjects, including ascensionism and Merrill Moore
  - Box 16
    - H.M. Miscellaneous, Notes, Clippings
    - Melville Misc. Temporary Location
    - All and sundry
    - H.M. Miscellaneous Odds and Ends. Excerpts
    - Misc.
    - H.M. Miscellaneous
    - Untitled folder
    - Miscellaneous
    - Notes, I. (2 folders)
    - Melville Miscellaneous
    - Dana and Melville
    - Maps of Boston (1806, 1807)
  - Box 17
    - Melvilles of Mass Bay. Boston Scollay's Cargill, Shaw.
    - Genealogy (includes two photographs)
    - Various clippings, some 19th century re. Melvill family
    - Webster convinces Shaw
    - Mass. Hist. notes on Melville, 1832-1850
    - Summary of Melville Family correspondence at the Berkshire Athenaeum
    - Enos Smith
    - Mass Historical Society searches
    - Adam Babcock by Copley (MHS) (includes one photograph)
    - J. W. Wheaton (1978) on Helen Melvill
    - Albion, R. G. (Letter for info on N.Y. in the 1820s) and more on N.Y.
    - Biographical History of College of Physicians and Surgeons (C. Wright post morsel)
    - N.Y. Surgeons
    - Medical Articles
    - Justin Wright Clark 1813 Bowdoin Prize Essay
    - Justin Wright Clark 1816 diss.
    - Justin Clark 1831
    - Col. Isaac Wright
    - Caleche (Alice Kenny)
    - Celas [Caleche] photo (Gen. Peter Gansevoort) (includes four photographs)
    - Grand Old Pierre's Phaeton (Caleche), Albany (includes four photographs)
    - Uncle Peter Gansevoort
    - Peter Gansevoort. Uncle
    - Fort Stanwix, Fort Schuyler
    - Gen. Peter Gansevoort's home contract, 1799
    - Gansevoort Calvinism (Alice Kenney)
    - C. Valentine Mott (xerox of photos)
  - Box 18
    - Map of Albany
    - TM II. Religion--Revol.
    - Melville, Thomas. Pam's Researches
    - A.M. to Maria 1818
    - Maria's letter to her mother
    - Letter for Maria G. Melvill to her mother, Catherine Gasevoort
    - Maria Melville's jewelry
    - Sheet Anchor quote, Maria to Peter G, July 4, 1832
    - Allan Melvill
    - A.M.--guilty
    - Loans of Allan Melvill (1819-1825)
    - 1814-1818 Allan M II and Maria: Gasevoorts of Albany
    - Allen Melville's Obituary
    - Melvill, Allan 1782-1797, 1800-1814
    - AMA - 1
    - Boston directories: AM's travels
    - A.M.A.: Ann Bent, Early Records,
    - Meyerson's draft of In search of A.M.A., incomplete
    - Tell Tale Letters etc. 'By Blow' orig.
    - The Decline and Fall of Allan Melvill
    - Tell-Tale Letter--A.M.A. Search
    - Trauma, The Great
  - Box 19
    - Bent, Kinsley, Tracy (birth and death records)
    - Emmers, A.P. Melville's Closet Skeleton
    - Plan of Ann Bent's Estate (1857)
    - Did Ann Tracy know of HM's existence? (notes)
    - AMA Research Notes (Hansi Greer)
    - Imp. notes
    - Newton Church, 1805 (Bethuel Allen)
    - Boston map (1832) (1796)
    - Bent Family, Ann, Martha, Bethuel Allen-House
    - History of Milton (Ann Bent entry) and notes
    - Bent genealogy
    - The Tracy Family and Newport
    - Marriage Announcement (Tracy-Allen)
    - Publication of the banns (B and M Allen)
    - Ann Bent (obituary) Boston Transcript,1857
    - A.M. Dec. 23, 1823 (incomplete)
    - Newton baptism records (B. Allen children)
    - Isabel's notes on the Bent family
    - Wm. H. Allen certificate of death
    - Two Sermons on Ann Bent
    - Tontine Crescent (map)
    - Melville children, Thomas and family
    - Juror's report on the suicide of Malcolm Melville, 1867
    - Psychoanalysis of Malcolm Melville
    - Caroline M. Taylor, obit. (May 19 1866)
    - The Kringe Find
    - Cargill Genealogy
    - Cargill Genealogy (NEHGS) for Indian Hater Morsel
    - The Indian Hater (Ms. morsel draft)
    - Some Indian Hating in the Melvill family
    - Col. James Cargill--Indian-Hater
    - Indian-Hater (chronology)
    - Indian Hater (final draft)
  - Box 20
    - Poe-Anima-Romanticism
    - H.M. Research, Hawthorne
    - Melville on Hawthorne excerpt
    - Hawthorne
    - Agatha Letter
    - Meld (Hawthorne and Melville)
    - Melville-Hawthorne
    - Hawthorne Analysis: Mother
    - A. Light and Dark H.
    - C. Freudian H.
    - Hawthorne and Moby Dick
    - Melville and Hawthorne: Notes 1850-1851
    - Review of Philip Young's "Hawthorne's Secret"
    - Plinlimmon on Hawthorne
    - Mardi. Unconscious.--Goren
    - On Mardi a la Freud and Jung
    - Melville: Mardi (quote form the Bible)
    - Mardi Notes
    - Bartleby
    - Mardi, Pierre, Billy Budd
    - Vol. II. Typee and Omoo--Miscell.
  - Box 21
    - Confidence Man
    - Howes' Redburn
    - Redburn (1844), xerox of text of a book of cantos under that title
    - Moby Dick -Notes-Literary Criticism (8 folders)
  - Box 22
    - 1851. Moby Dick Analysis
    - Moby Dick--Interpretation
    - Ahab Writing
    - Pierre
    - Research Mardi, Pierre
    - H.M. Pierre diction; Fletcher and Beaumont; Shakespeare's shocking passages
    - Isabel, Pierre (handwritten draft)
    - Pierre as tragedy
    - Moralism and Christianity
    - Natural History of Enthusiasm
    - Pierre-The Anima Experience
    - Pierre--Isabel
    - Pierre--conflict and decision
    - Pierre--Defects
    - Pierre--Suppressed Intention
  - Box 23
    - Pierre-draft, preface, notes, emendations (13 folders)
  - Box 24
    - Melville Biographers
    - Melville
    - Articles on Melville's Confidence Man and the Indian Hater
    - Clippings: Reprints
    - Melville (reviews, mentions, comparisons, etc.)
    - Articles of Melville from the newspaper
    - Melville Society (2 folders)
    - Melville Society
  - Box 25
    - Important papers by various authors on Melville (6 folders)
    - Various articles on Melville by others
    - Meyerson's Billy Budd
  - Box 26
    - Various Melville-related publications by others, collected and sometimes annotated by H.A.M. (5 folders)
- HUGFP 97.50.1 Herman Melville, series 2, ca. 1925-1988 (5 boxes)
  Scope and Content: These files contains Murray's "Introduction to Pierre", fragments of his proposed Melville biography and notes relevant to it, two 1988 drafts of "A Melville Mosaic", notes on Melville and Hawthorne, and notes on various works by Melville.
  - Box 1
    - Melville - Introduction to Pierre
    - Melville - Biography
    - Melville Biography - Interchapter I C Counteraction-Aggression
    - Melville Biography Interchapter IIB Succorance-In avoidance
    - Melville Biography - Interchapter I.D. Narcism [sic? Narcissism] - Intraception
    - Melville Biography - Interchapter IA Intro. to Psychology
    - Melville Biography (?) remnant
    - Melville Biographical Problems, Facts, Intuitions [preface to biog.]
    - A Melville Mosaic by Murray and Eugene Taylor [1988]
    - [A Melville Mosaic (2/3/1988)]
  - Box 2
    - Life of Herman Melville: First Twenty-one Years, (1819-1840)
    - Melville [account of early years]
    - New York Trilogy (early version)
    - Melville - Works by others
    - Maj. Thomas Melvill
    - Julian Hawthorne - Oliver W. Holmes
    - Morehead Family Info. [Hadley]
    - Ray Weaver to H. Murray (Jan. 1927)
    - Allan Melville's choice of vocation (Jan. 24, 1986)
    - La Duchesse de la Valliére
    - Great Trauma (notes)
    - Melville: Notes (Great Trauma, Remarkable Coincidence, etc.)
    - Joseph Henry
    - Ezra Ames of Albany
    - AM 1819 ms.
    - AM's voyage to France
    - 1810 Portrait of AM and Pierre Description
    - List of AM's merchandise
    - A.M. to L.S. Jan. 10, 1819 (from New York)
    - John Rubens Smith
    - AM to TM Sr. (Paris) 1804
    - Amherst Academy (1791); Aurean Academy (1793)
    - Marietta [Ohio material related to Bent family]
    - Stage-Coaches
  - Box 3
    - Hansi Research
    - Morsels, Misc.
    - Weaver/ Sutton etc. 1924
    - Plans: Bytes of Info. Isabel
    - Corcoran Letter
    - Allan Melvill 1814-1818
    - Caroline Yates-Taylor
    - Dandification of AM
    - Dandification of drafts
    - Ms. notes - mostly "Dandification" morsel
    - Photo: Views of Pearl St.
    - Notes on "The Soul of Calvinism"
    - Misc. Notes - Composition of Moby Dick
    - Detention Letter AM to HM Oct. 17, 1844 and Lansingburgh Map
    - Hawthorne (4 folders)
  - Box 4
    - N. Hawthorne and H. Melville: Estrangement
    - Hawthorne and Melville - Composition of Moby Dick
    - Melville - Hawthorne 1 (4 folders)
    - Melville - Hawthorne Picnic
    - Melvill Clan of Scotland
    - Homans Rejoinder
    - HM - Ucs - Obsession
    - [Melville related pictures, notes and permissions]
    - The Distinctive H's
    - Melville Misc. (Howard Vincent referral)
    - Melville Ms. drafts
    - Mardi (notes)
    - Ahab (Student Project)
    - Great questions for Melville et. al.
    - H.M. Psych Problems
    - Summary- Melville Family Correspondence- The Berkshire Athenaeum
    - [Pages from notebook titled: H. Melville]
    - MSEx stipend
  - Box 5
    - Melville Papers (8 folders)
- Photographs
  Scope and Content:
  Subjects of photographs:
  - Melville Family
  - Places
  - New York
  - New York literati
  - Sea Years, 1841-1844
  - South Seas
  - Miscellanea
  - People
  - HUGFP 97.51p Photographic prints (17 folders)
  - HUGFP 97.51n Photographic negatives (1 folder)
  - HUGFP 97.51p/GN Glass plate negatives (1 folder)
  - HUGFP 97.51p/TR Transparencies (1 folder)

Series: Notes
- HUGFP 97.55 Note cards, undated (10 4x6-inch card files and 6 3x5-inch card files (16 boxes))
  Scope and Content: These card files contain lecture notes, speech notes, bibliography, book lists, personality notes, notes on Herman Melville and a variety of other subjects. Box 2 contains Christiana Morgan's notes for her autobiography (together with some notes of H. A. Murray).
  
  Processing Information: Many were received in a disordered state and little attempt has been made to organize them.
- HUGFP 97.57 Literary Quotes and Notes, 1940-1960 (7 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Contains notes and quotations from literary sources and the Bible. Authors from whom he quotes include psychologists, philosophers, playwrights, poets and novelists. Some notes are from personal interviews although the individuals are unspecified. Quotations and notes are on notecards and slips of paper (3x5 and 4x6).
- HUGFP 97.60 Miscellaneous Notes, ca. 1925-1988 (3 boxes)
  Acquisition Information: To be reviewed for future disposal.
  
  Processing Information: The notes were received in an extremely disorganized state; no attempt was made to organize or arrange them.

Series: Teaching
- HUGFP 97.62 Social Relations 218, 1955 (1 box)
  Scope and Content: Contains lecture notes and outlines from Murray and Clyde Kluckhohn's joint teaching venture at Harvard, entitled "Human Nature."
  - Various lecture notes
  - Imagination lecture
  - Lectures. . . letter from Clyde Kluckholm
  - Plato, Aristotle, stories
  - Lecture on Plato and Aristotle
  - Indispensable concepts
  - Lecture notes for course on human nature with Kluckhohn
- HUGFP 97.65 Test Protocol for Social Relations 285, 1948-1950 (11 boxes)
  Special Restriction on Access: Restricted. Permission of curator required.
  
  Scope and Content: Contains practice intelligence testing and analysis files of students in Murray's Social Relations 285 class. Each student was apparently required to practice administering and analyzing a variety of intelligence quotient tests to willing subjects, some of whom were Harvard students. Folder titles below refer to students in the class administering the tests, not to the test subjects.
  - Box 1
    - Mortimer Slaiman
    - Eugene Smith
    - Dorothy Spatz
    - Bernard Schwartz
    - Barbara London
    - Andrew MacLachlan
    - Melvin B. Schlank
  - Box 2
    - S.R. 285, Frank Boring
    - S.R., Lora Heims
    - S.R. 285, Ruth Friedenthal
    - S.R. 285, William Fowler
    - S.R. 285, Dick Jones
    - S.R. 285, Norman Prentice
  - Box 3
    - Joseph Lord, examiner
    - Peter Madison
    - Fr. Mailhiot
    - Laura Mitchell
    - Paul Miller
    - Philip Nogee
    - Fr. Nowlam
  - Box 4
    - Janet Mackenzie
    - Roger Harter
    - Gloria Rustin
    - John Paul Sibilio
    - Howard Smith
    - Vita Wouk
    - Jacquiline Young
  - Box 5
    - Francis King
    - Nathaniel Kidder
    - Margery Abegg
    - Doris Carr
    - Raymond Gilbert
    - Robert Harris
    - J.G. White
  - Box 6
    - John Rodgrigues
    - Richard Sandison
    - Anne Solomon
    - J.A. Southworth
    - David N. Ulrich
    - Thomas Usiak
  - Box 7
    - Tom Plant
    - Selina Rappaport
    - George Roth
    - Paul Sapir
    - Harold Zamansky
  - Box 8
    - Joseph Schacter
    - Judson Shaplin
    - Miriam Stern
    - Henry Weinberg
    - Donald Wermore
    - Wilbur Wright
  - Box 9
    - Herbert Caron
    - Milton Clark
    - Warren Freiband
    - Stanley King
    - Rachel Levin
    - Janice Berg
  - Box 10
    - Anthony Davids
    - Philip Ennis
    - Douglas Heath
    - Edward Jones
    - Benjamin Murawski
  - Box 11
    - Faygal Abromson
    - Edwin Broome
    - Albert Freedman
    - Sophie Freud
    - Robert Klein
    - Eliezer Krumbein

Series: Papers of Christiana Morgan
Scope and Content: Contains journal with stories written during Morgan's childhood, and notebooks from her later years. Also contains correspondence from the Murrays, and some photographs and negative of Morgan's house and artwork.
- HUGFP 97.75 Letters and Personal Writings, 1925-1980 (2 boxes)
  - Journals Box 1
  - Notebook of letters to Murray, 1925-1926 , Box 2
- HUGFP 97.75.2 Photographs of Artwork at Morgan's House, 1900-1986 (2 boxes)
  Scope and Content: Contains portraits and photographs artwork at the Morgan retreat house. Also contains an essay by Gerald Kenjorski titled "Christiana's World," written in 1986 for visitors to the Morgan Tower.
- HUGFP 97.90tr Slides, ca. 1950-1980 (1 box)
  Scope and Content: Most slides depict 'the Tower,' the home of Christiana Morgan; some of these were made by professional photographer Don MacSorley. A few slides depict personal events.

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