Box 11

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Correspondence to Gladys Hinckley Werlich, arranged alphabetically; miscellaneous manuscripts; house and property inventories; official documents, pertaining to Gladys; and newspaper clippings, containing information on Gladys, her family, and Washington society.

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Correspondence to Gladys Hinckley Werlich, arranged alphabetically, A - G. Includes correspondence from General and Mrs. Omar Bradley, Anya Seton Chase, Mrs. John Foster Dulles, Senator Theodore Francis Green, and Polly Guggenheim.

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Correspondence to Gladys Hinckley Werlich, arranged alphabetically, H - M. Includes correspondence from Prince and Princess Christian de Hesse, Helen Keller, Dorothea Landsberg, Shane Leslie, Perle Mesta, and Senator James E. Murray.

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Correspondence to Gladys Hinckley Werlich, arranged alphabetically, P - Z. Includes White House invitation from President and Mrs. Taft, and correspondence from Comtesse Koutouzow Tolstoy and Rose Saul Zalles.

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Correspondence to Gladys Hinckley Werlich, correspondent unknown.

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Large collection of postcards, addressed to Gladys Hinckley Werlich.

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Sundry autographs, including those of Col. Edward M. House, Telly Savalas, and Ignacio Zuloaga (autographed program and ANS).

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Miscellaneous correspondence from Gladys Hinckley Werlich, and manuscripts. Included is a lengthy letter by Gladys addressed to "My darling Baron" (1944), as well as a "fan" letter written to Charles Beard (1948).

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Miscellaneous manuscripts, primarily poetry, written by others.

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Various trip schedules and itineraries.

Scope and Contents Various house and property inventories. Includes inventories for the following properties: 1013 Charles Street (n.d.); apartment of Monsieur Werlich, Paris (n.d.); and 1623 16th Street (1923), as well as an appraisal list of furniture, silver, etc. (1953). Also included are letters from the Corcoran concerning two Renaissance tapestries; from the Commission of Fine Arts, concerning an architectural survey of 16th Street; and from the Smithsonian, concerning the donation Robert Hinckley's...

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Official documents, including passports and copies of baptismal certificate.

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Newspaper clippings, concerning Gladys Hinckley Werlich, her family, and Washington society. Arranged chronologically.