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MC 597; Vt-161

American Association of University Women. Massachusetts State Division. Additional records of the American Association of University Women, Massachusetts State Division, 1921-2007: A Finding Aid

Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America

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Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University
Cambridge, Mass.
February 2010

© 2010 President and Fellows of Harvard College

Descriptive Summary

Call No.: MC 597; Vt-161
Repository: Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute
Creator: American Association of University Women. Massachusetts State Division.
Title: Additional records of the American Association of University Women, Massachusetts State Division, 1921-2007
Quantity: 22.5 linear ft. (52 + ½ file boxes) plus 1 folio box, 2 folio+ folders, 3 photo folders, 1 videotape, 1 object, and electronic records
Language of materials: Materials in English.
Abstract: Additional records including constitutions, by-laws, minutes, reports, etc., of the Massachusetts State Division of the American Association of University Women, founded in 1921 through the merger of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae and the Southern Association of College Women.

Processing Information:

Processed: February 2010
By: Bridgette A. Woodall

Acquisition Information:

Accession numbers: 78-M166, 78-M171, 79-M217, 79-M241, 80-M225, 81-M254, 82-M220, 83-M214, 84-M124, 84-M131, 86-M32, 86-M38, 86-M43, 86-M45, 86-M150, 86-M165, 86-M170, 87-M29, 87-M46, 87-M61, 88-M157, 89-M5, 89-M25, 89-M65, 89-M84, 89-M209, 90-M77, 91-M76, 91-M88, 91-M177, 91-M213, 92-M75, 93-M77, 94-M72, 95-M103, 96-M40, 96-M174, 98-M155, 2000-M101, 2001-M99, 2001-M142, 2002-M111, 2003-M36, 2003-M105, 2004-M44, 2004-M99, 2008-M33, 2009-M106
These addenda to the records of the Massachusetts State Division of the American Association of University Women were given to the Schlesinger Library by the Massachusetts State Division between 1978 and 2009.

Access Restrictions:

Access. Unrestricted except for #45.2 and #45.5-45.7, which are closed until January 1, 2070, and #45.8-45.9, which are closed until January 1, 2080. An appointment is necessary to use any audiovisual material.

Use Restrictions:

Copyright. Copyright in the records created by the American Association of University Women, Massachusetts State Division is held by the President and Fellows of Harvard College for the Schlesinger Library. Copyright in other papers in the collection may be held by their authors, or the authors' heirs or assigns. Researchers must obtain the written permission of the holder(s) of copyright and the director of the Schlesinger Library before publishing quotations from materials in the collection.
Copying. Records may be copied in accordance with the library's usual procedures.

Preferred citation for publication:

American Association of University Women, Massachusetts State Division Additional records, 1921-2007; item description, dates. MC 597, folder #. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

HISTORY

In 1881, Mrs. Emily Fairbanks Talbot (wife of Dr. I. Tisdale Talbot, dean of the Boston University School of Medicine) introduced her daughter, Marion (a graduate of Boston University), to Alice Hayes (a graduate of Vassar College). Mrs. Talbot suggested forming an organization of women graduates that could help one another put their higher education to use socially and professionally. Marion and Alice recruited the help of Ellen Richards, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and also a Vassar graduate. They met in November at MIT, along with seventeen other women graduates, to discuss the organization of "an association of women college graduates with headquarters at Boston." Graduates represented eight institutions: Boston University, the Universities of Michigan and Wisconsin, Cornell, Oberlin, Smith, Vassar, and Wellesley. The group mailed notices to alumnae of the eight institutions proposing an organizational meeting, and on January 14, 1882, sixty-five women attended a meeting held at Chauncy Hall School in Boston. They adopted a constitution, creating the nation's first organization of university women, the Association of Collegiate Alumnae (ACA). Membership eligibility was determined on an institutional, rather than a personal, basis. In October 1889, the Western Association of Collegiate Alumnae (organized in 1883) merged with ACA, incorporating its international alliance, later to become part of the International Federation of University Women (IFUW), and fellowship fund into the association. With the merger of the Southern Association of College Women (SACW), organized in 1903) in April 1921, the two organizations became the American Association of University Women (AAUW), comprised of 16,000 members.
In 1884, the ACA constitution was amended to allow for the formation of separate units known as branches, to carry out the work of the Association in local communities. In 1884, Washington, D.C., became the first organized branch, followed by New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston in 1886. On May 10, 1930, the Massachusetts State Division (MSD) was formally established in Natick by representatives of the following branches: Boston, Connecticut Valley, Fall River, Gardner, Lowell, and Worcester as well as the College Club of New Bedford. By 2009, the MSD included fourteen branches (listed in order of forming): Boston, Worcester, North Shore, Taunton, Attleboro, Melrose-Wakefield, Bedford-Lexington, Foxborough, Cape Cod, Canton, Hingham, Merrimack Valley, Newburyport, and Danvers-Topsfield. Since its inception, the MSD has been active in legislative affairs, international relations, scientific research, support of the fine arts, and offering fellowships as means of providing opportunities for women to obtain a college education. Massachusetts state members have sponsored eight fellowships through the Educational Foundation Program (EFP). The MSD has also been active in supporting education and teachers (notably, early challenges of legislation that prohibited women from continuing their teaching careers after marriage), legal and economic rights of women (such as supporting equal pay for equal work), promoting qualified women for public office, and endorsing the use of mass media. (The MSD played a vital role in enabling Boston Channel 2 to get its start and was an active donor to its PBS fundraisers up through the 1990s). The MSD has also hosted three AAUW National Conventions in Boston: the 50th anniversary in 1931, the 75th anniversary in 1957, and the centennial in 1981.
In March 1986, four Massachusetts repositories signed an agreement to collect jointly the archives of the MSD and its branches. The Schlesinger Library continues to collect the records of the State Division and branches in Middlesex, Norfolk, and Suffolk counties. The Essex Institute in Salem (now part of the Phillips Library, Peabody Essex Museum) collects records of branches in Essex County; the Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, branch records from Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden, Hampshire and Worcester counties; and the Wheaton College Archives, branch records from Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Nantucket, and Plymouth counties. Related material can be found in the following collections: Association of Collegiate Alumnae, records, 1919-1921 (B/A849); American Association of University Women, North Atlantic Section, records, 1916-1938 (B/A512b); American Association of University Women, Massachusetts State Division Records, 1930-1976 (MC 260); American Association of University Women, Boston Branch Records, 1886-1978 (MC 271). See also audiotapes (T-358) of the national AAUW convention in Chicago, 1969.

ARRANGEMENT

The collection is arranged into eleven series:

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The additional records of the American Association of University Women (AAUW), Massachusetts State Division (MSD) contain the records of the Massachusetts State Division, MSD branches in the counties of Middlesex, Norfolk, and Suffolk, and some material from national AAUW (whose records are maintained at their archives in Washington, D.C.) and the International Federation of University Women (IFUW). These addenda are arranged in eleven series and contain histories and information on administration, policies, and procedures; meetings and conferences; membership; financial transactions; fund-raising activities; fellowships; and legislative and community involvement. Newsletters of the MSD and the branches (except for the Boston Branch) were transferred to the periodicals collection; consult the library's catalog for holdings.
Series I, ADMINISTRATION, 1921-2007 (scattered) (#1.1-11.12, 54FB.1, F+D.1, PD.1-PD.2, E.1), contains histories and pamphlets; anniversary material; proclamations; charters and by-laws (national and MSD); procedures, policies, and strategic planning material; administrative correspondence; nomination and resignation letters; annual reports of officers and committee chairs (MSD and branches); announcements and mailings; descriptions of officer and committee chair positions; handbooks; photographs; and clippings. The series is arranged in four subseries.
Subseries A, History, organization, and related material, 1930-2006 (scattered) (#1.1-3.4, 54FB.1, F+D.1, PD.1, E.1), contains histories and pamphlets (national and MSD) and includes The Talbot Story (a play based on founding ACA member Marion Talbot of Boston), 1975 (#1.2); MSD's fiftieth anniversary booklet (which includes a detailed history of the Massachusetts State Division, 1930-1979) and related anniversary material from 1980; a calendar from AAUW's 125th anniversary in 2006 (includes historical information and photographs related to Massachusetts' contribution); four signed proclamations recognizing "AAUW Week" in the Commonwealth and City of Boston (includes photograph of the 1983 proclamation signing, #PD.1); national AAUW constitution, by-laws, and convention resolutions; MSD constitution, by-laws, and policies; branch by-laws and organizing material; the 1981 MSD ten-year plan (#3.4); progress reports from the national AAUW structure committee (recommendations for effective implementation of the Association's mission and program at the national, state, and branch levels) for 1961-1963; handbooks for branch leaders and for the MSD board of directors; clippings (MSD and branches) of activities and events; and other miscellaneous administrative records. The MSD web site is being captured periodically as part of Harvard University Library's Web Archive Collection service (WAX); searchable archived versions of the web site will be available through this finding aid in 2010.
Subseries B, MSD annual reports and related, 1943-2007 (#3.5-4.14), contains narrative reports and completed report forms of MSD presidents, officers, and committee chairs. The reports for 1952-1954 are a separate set of collected reports that contain both overlapping and additional material, apart from the remaining reports in the series. The completed report forms provide statistics on membership and program participation, program and officer goals, implementation and achievement of programs, and include reports, evaluations, surveys, letters, flyers, invitations, newsletter articles, etc.
Subseries C, Branch annual reports and related, 1944-1996 (#4.15-6.1), contains narrative reports and completed report forms of branch presidents, officers, and committee chairs. Completed report forms provide the same information as that described above in Subseries B.
Subseries D, Administrative correspondence, 1921-2004 (scattered) (#6.2-11.12, PD.2), contains general administrative correspondence; correspondence of MSD presidents/officers (Marian Cruikshank, Margaret Dickie, Anna Hawkes, Elizabeth May, Ruth Miller, Leah Sleeper, Helen Stobbe, Pauline Tompkins, and Hetty Wheeler); correspondence from MSD committees (historian, publicity, program development, and newsletter committee); Helen Stobbe's correspondence, drafts, and related news material as regional reporter for the North Atlantic region of the AAUW Journal News; correspondence related to the founding of new branches and matters of branch dissolution; and nomination and resignation letters of MSD officers and committee chairs. Also included are MSD "Dividends" and "Massachusetts Memo" announcements, a collection of branch presidents' mailings, and a publicity photograph of Helen Stobbe from ca.1969 (#PD.2).
Series II, MEMBERSHIP AND RELATED, 1948-2006 (scattered) (#11.13-14.20), contains general information on membership and statistics, directories and membership lists, correspondence, pamphlets, handbooks and policies, etc. MSD newsletters were transferred to the periodicals collection; consult the library's catalog for holdings. The series is arranged in two subseries.
Subseries A, Administrative material, 1948-2006 (scattered) (#11.13-13.7), contains pamphlets and blank membership forms (showing changing nature of data collected on members over the years); statistical information; membership directories; correspondence (includes individual inquiries into membership, letters of acceptance, and letters of interest in starting new branches); membership handbooks and policies; Membership Exchange newsletters; and material from the "Take the Initiative" campaign. Of interest are two civil action lawsuits (1575-48 and 2060-48, filed in Washington, D.C.) involving a dispute over AAUW membership in 1948 between national AAUW and the Washington, D.C. Branch regarding the by-laws governing membership and the inclusion of "Negroes" into the membership of the branch. (AAUW's charter under Massachusetts law factored significantly in the final judicial ruling favoring the branch).
Subseries B, Membership lists, 1948-2004 (#13.8-14.20), contains corporate membership lists (colleges and universities approved by national AAUW for membership in MSD), gift membership lists (honorary memberships extended to graduating Massachusetts college seniors from national AAUW-approved colleges and universities), and general membership lists (MSD and branch officers, committee chairs, and board of directors only, unless otherwise noted). The "Standards and Recognition" membership file contains letters of approval/disapproval from national AAUW for institutions seeking corporate membership into MSD.
Series III, MEETINGS, 1943-2004 (#15.1-24.10), contains minutes, reports, correspondence, agendas, programs, notes and related material from the meetings, conferences, and workshops of MSD's various boards and committees. Also included are minutes and other related material from national AAUW conventions and national AAUW state presidents' conferences, and IFUW conferences. The handwritten notes included throughout are probably those of Helen Stobbe (past-president, 1964-1966, 1968-1970). The series is arranged in four subseries.
Subseries A, MSD meetings, 1943-2004 (#15.1-21.13), contains minutes and related meeting material from MSD board and committee meetings, conferences, and workshops (meetings documented by substantial amounts of material are foldered separately by meeting date); minutes and related meeting material from the MSD recording secretary (which contain both overlapping and additional material, apart from the general and date specific meeting files in the series); and a folder of miscellaneous, undated meeting material. Also included are some meeting minutes and related material from other state division meetings, most likely attended by Helen Stobbe.
Subseries B, National AAUW conventions, 1953-1991 (#21.14-23.10), contains correspondence, reports, agendas, minutes, notes, programs, general orientation information, etc., from fourteen national AAUW conventions, presumably attended and collected by Massachusetts state members, as well as material from other national AAUW conventions. Also included is material from national AAUW's diamond jubilee (Boston, 1957) and its centennial (Boston, 1981).
Subseries C, National AAUW state presidents conferences, 1954-1970 (#23.11-24.5), contains correspondence, reports, agendas, minutes, notes, programs, general orientation information, etc., from five national AAUW state presidents' conferences. The majority of the material gathered and the handwritten notes found throughout are probably from Helen Stobbe.
Subseries D, IFUW conferences, 1950s-1990s (#24.6-21.10), contains general information on the IFUW and IFUW convention material (correspondence, minutes, notes, agendas, programs, etc.) from three conventions: Mexico (1961-1962), Germany (1968), and the Netherlands (1983). The majority of the material gathered most likely came from Helen Stobbe.
Series IV, FINANCIAL RECORDS, 1931-2000 (#24.11-28.17), contains MSD financial records including treasurer's account books; an account workbook; treasurer's reports and budgets; expense sheets; check stubs; financial correspondence (includes bills and receipts); acknowledgment letters for fellowship donations; correspondence for the national AAUW "Dues Pilot Project"; savings books including for public television donations (see also #32.1-32.6); records on membership dues; and other miscellaneous financial records.
Series V, COMMITTEES AND PROGRAMS, 1944-2003 (scattered) (#29.1-32.16), contains material related to MSD committees and their legislative and community activities. Items include pamphlets, flyers, forms, legislative literature and material, general administrative correspondence, correspondence with legislators, committee procedures and guidelines, fund-raising activities and accounts, programs, agendas, announcements, notes, newsletters, photographs, etc. The series is arranged in two subseries.
Subseries A, Legislative program, 1946-2003 (scattered) (#29.1-30.8), contains legislative material, including program guidelines, policies, and membership lists; correspondence with congressional leaders; listings of MSD legislative programs; information on various bills affecting both national AAUW and MSD regarding education and women's rights; etc. The "Legal Advocacy Fund" (LAF) folder has general information on the LAF fund and two programs listing contributions from Massachusetts branches. The "Campaign For Choice" folders contain information and correspondence on national AAUW's stance on abortion rights and MSD dissension during the 1990s. Also included are a collection of "Fact Sheets" from the 1990s outlining national AAUW's stance on various legislation.
Subseries B, Committees and social programs, 1944-2003 (#30.9-32.16), contains material on the various committees and programs of MSD, including programing ideas, reports, and planning strategies outlined by the MSD programing and implementation chairs. The post-war and book group committee folder contains pamphlets and newsletters concerning international problems of the 1940s and lists programs to address the issues, including the establishment of a book group (letters concerning a dispute over the design and leadership of the book group are also included). There is also material from the national AAUW travel program, including information, applications, and correspondence; material from the MSD's public television fundraisers, including correspondence, donation forms, financial records, and photographs of donated items (see also #28.14); material on the State Division's involvement in the AAUW diversity program, including MSD initiatives and the brochure designed by the Framingham-Wellesley Branch; 5-Star State program and certificates earned by MSD (see also #53.2m); "Sister to Sister" program sponsored by the State Division; and material from several other programs and committees (mass media, emerging issues, world problems, status of women conferences, United Nations' seminars, etc.).
Series VI, EDUCATION FOUNDATION PROGRAM (EFP), 1952-2005 (scattered) (#32.17-37.10), contains general information and history, pamphlets, by-laws, fund-raising material, membership lists, meeting minutes, correspondence, program material, reports, surveys, financial records, fellowship information and recipients, and publications of the MSD's EFP program and its involvement with national AAUW's EFP program. For additional EFP records, see #41.1-41.3 and #50.17-51.3. The series is arranged in three subseries.
Subseries A, History, organization, and related material, 1958-2005 (#32.17-35.12), contains history and general information on the EFP (national and MSD); by-laws; annual reports; general administrative correspondence; correspondence and minutes of the Massachusetts Council for Public Schools; general correspondence between the MSD EFP chair and the EFP chairs of the MSD branches; minutes from meetings; records from the building (1960-1961) and centennial (1972) funds; various reports from the 1990s (which include the "Hostile Hallways" sexual harassment survey, "Initiative for Educational Equality," Massachusetts state profile report, etc.); and other miscellaneous administrative records. Also included is a collection of EFP "Names Honored" booklets which include listings of Massachusetts state members and MSD branches who contributed to EFP funds, and a copy of the MSD publication, Women On Their Way (1979), which highlights several prominent Massachusetts women and their career paths in an effort to encourage junior high girls to pursue a college education and a career (#34.4).
Subseries B, Financial records, 1975-2000s (scattered) (#35.13-36.10), contains MSD EFP financial reports; branch contribution records to EFP; financial correspondence (includes receipts); material from the "Second Century Club" (contains an information booklet, membership lists, correspondence and donation records); and other miscellaneous financial records.
Subseries C, Fellowship program, 1952-1990 (#36.11-37.10), contains information on grants, fellowships, and endowments during the 1980s (national and MSD); correspondence with MSD fellowship recipients; award letters, listings and biographical summaries with educational background, work experience, and current research of recipients; request forms and letters for fellowship speakers by various MSD branches; listing of missing fellows; and other miscellaneous records.
Series VII, BEDFORD-LEXINGTON BRANCH, 1961-2007 (scattered) (#37.11-41.5, F+D.2), contains anniversary booklets and related material; charter, by-laws, and policies; 1997-2002 branch strategic plan (#38.4); branch presidents' reports; branch historians' reports, including branch history of the first twenty-five years in the 1987 report (#38.8); directories; membership book; meeting minutes; branch program files from the 1960s-1990s; branch contribution listings to EFP and the Faigen Fellowship; scrapbook with clippings; photographs; clippings; and miscellaneous records. Also included is the "Places and Faces" program file, containing information on the making of the video (see Vt-161, reel 1), a discussion guide, the producer's report, a post-production report, and program viewing agenda. The Bedford-Lexington Branch produced the video in conjunction with the Metropolitan Council For Educational Opportunity (METCO) as a project for national AAUW's diversity program. Branch newsletters were transferred to the periodicals collection; consult the library's catalog for holdings.
Series VIII, BOSTON BRANCH, 1943-1999 (scattered) (#41.6-45.9, 54FB.2v-54FB.3v), contains branch history and event programs; charter, by-laws, and policies; annual reports; minutes and meeting material; branch program files; membership lists; correspondence; financial records; fellowship contributions; charity report forms; records for the Purmont and Ryder fellowships; and other miscellaneous records. Branch newsletters were transferred as addenda to the records of the American Association of University Women. Boston Branch (MC 271). The series is arranged in four subseries.
Subseries A, History, organization, and related material, 1952-1992 (#41.6-41.23), contains branch history; charter, by-laws, and policies; annual reports; administrative correspondence; meeting minutes and related material; branch programs and events (which include the foreign visitor hosting program); and other miscellaneous administrative records.
Subseries B, Membership, 1958-1992 (#42.1-42.11), contains membership lists; annual reports of branch officers filed with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; and correspondence.
Subseries C, Financial records, 1943-1999 (#42.12-42.18, 54FB.2v-54FB.3v), contains tax records; account book; annual and monthly treasurer's reports; check stubs; budget reports; fellowship contributions; financial correspondence (includes bills and receipts); records of membership dues; and other miscellaneous financial records.
Subseries D, Fellowships, 1970s-1990s (#45.1-45.9), contains history and information on the Purmont and Ryder fellowships, including recipient lists, personal biographical information on applicants, award letters, correspondence, and financial records.
Series IX, FRAMINGHAM-WELLESLEY BRANCH, 1956-2000 (scattered) (#45.10-52.6, 54FB.4v), contains branch history and anniversary material; scrapbooks; by-laws and policies; meeting minutes and agendas; correspondence; news releases; directories and membership lists; financial records (including branch EFP financial records); and committee and program records. Branch newsletters were transferred to the periodicals collection; consult the library's catalog for holdings. The series is arranged in five subseries.
Subseries A, History, organization, and related material, 1956-2000 (#45.10-48.15), contains branch history and founding information (with by-laws and directory) from 1957; anniversary material, including programs, song sheets, photographs, and memorabilia; scrapbooks with clippings, photographs, programs, membership lists, certificates, correspondence, newsletters, etc.; branch booklet (ca.1980), providing general information on policies and programs; by-laws and policies; meeting minutes and agendas for both branch and board meetings; general administrative correspondence; correspondence on the dissolution of the branch; news releases; two branch performance surveys from 1992 and 1997-1998; 1995-2000 strategy plan for continuing the branch (including papers for officially changing the branch name in 1997); completed officer election ballots from 1998; status votes for dissolving the branch, 1999; and descriptions of officer and committee chair positions.
Subseries B, Membership, 1960-1999 (scattered) (#48.16-49.6), contains directories, membership lists, membership profile sheets, membership cards, and correspondence.
Subseries C, Branch financial records, 1975-2000 (#49.7-50.16, 54FB.4v), contains savings books; account book of expenditures and income; treasurer's reports; check stubs; financial correspondence with receipts; vouchers, reflecting branch purchases and expenses; collection of joint treasurer's reports and budgets; budget reports; letters to recipients of branch funds following dissolution; and final bank statements following dissolution.
Subseries D, Branch EFP financial records, 1988-1999 (#50.17-51.3), contains financial records for branch EFP activities, including general information about EFP; contribution report forms; branch EFP financial correspondence, including bills and receipts; and expense sheets and financial reports.
Subseries E, Committees and programs, 1960s-1999 (#51.4-52.6), includes branch event calendars and meeting place schedule; material on various branch programs and activities during the 1960s-1990s; materials on the branch hospitality committee, including membership, committee procedures, correspondence, and forms and contracts for meeting and program space; material from the 1983 annual dinner, includes photographs; clippings and photographs for the community store program; material from the "Book and Author" program, including flyers, news releases, clippings, financial records, correspondence with authors and publishers, etc.; and copy of the 1994 "Women In Advertising" presentation.
Series X, OTHER MSD BRANCHES, ca.1959-1998 (scattered) (#52.7-52.18), contains records from the Acton, Canton, Foxborough, Lowell, Melrose-Wakefield, and Milton branches. In general, the records include by-laws, directories, and miscellaneous. Branch newsletters were transferred to the periodicals collection; consult the library's catalog for holdings.
Series XI, PHOTOGRAPHS, MEMORABILIA, AND AUDIOVISUAL MATERIAL, 1963-1999 (#53.1m-53.2m, Mem.1, PD.3, Vt-161), contains convention photographs from 1963 and 1979; a commemorative license plate and totebag from the national AAUW centennial, 1981; IFUW pin from the New Zealand conference, 1986; "Places and Faces" video from 1995 (produced by the Bedford-Lexington Branch for national AAUW's diversity program); and four badges awarded to MSD through the 5-Star State program.
Most of the photographs in this collection are or will be cataloged in VIA, Harvard University's Visual Information Access database. Others, referred to as "uncataloged" photographs, are not of sufficient research interest to warrant cataloging and are simply treated as part of the documents they accompany; they are marked on the back with an asterisk in square brackets [*].
The web site of the AAUW, Massachusetts State Division, which also includes information on the Educational Foundation Program, Legal Advocacy Fund, membership, programs and conferences, local branches, directories, annual reports, Bay Stater newsletter, photographs, etc., will be captured periodically as part of Harvard University Library's Web Archive Collection (WAX). Searchable archived versions of the web site starting in 2010, will be available through this finding aid in the future.

INVENTORY

Additional catalog entries

The following catalog entries represent persons, organizations, and topics documented in this collection. An entry for each appears in the Harvard On Line Library Information System (HOLLIS) and other automated bibliographic databases. THIS IS NOT AN INDEX.

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SEPARATION RECORD

Donor: American Association of University Women, Massachusetts State Division
Accession numbers: 78-M166, 78-M171, 79-M217, 79-M241, 80-M225, 81-M254, 82-M220, 83-M214, 84-M124, 84-M131, 86-M32, 86-M38, 86-M43, 86-M45, 86-M150, 86-M165, 86-M170, 87-M29, 87-M46, 87-M61, 88-M157, 89-M5, 89-M25, 89-M65, 89-M84, 89-M209, 90-M77, 91-M76, 91-M88, 91-M177, 91-M213, 92-M75, 93-M77, 94-M72, 95-M103, 96-M40, 96-M174, 98-M155, 2000-M101, 2001-M99, 2001-M142, 2002-M111, 2003-M36, 2003-M105, 2004-M44, 2004-M99, 2008-M33, 2009-M106
Processed by: Bridgette A. Woodall
The following items have been transferred to the Phillips Library, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts:
The following items have been transferred to the Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts:
The following items have been transferred to the Wheaton College Archives, Wheaton College, Norton, Massachusetts:
The following items have been transferred to the Schlesinger Library periodicals collection; consult the library's catalog for holdings:
The following items have been removed from the collection and cataloged separately as T-358:

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