Includes publicity photographs of notable individuals in music including composers, conductors, musicians and singers. Also, photographs of Paul Hume and the Georgetown University Glee Club. All are black and white unless otherwise indicated.

Contains hundreds of slides depicting scenes relating to the Lincoln assassination. Each slide has a slide number, making it accessible to researchers. Many of the slides date between the 1930s and the 1950s. The slides are physically arranged in special containers in chronological order based on their slide numbers. The slides are cataloged alphabetically by subject. When researchers access the slides by subject, they will be referred to a slide number.

Contains all material by and pertaining to Algernon Charles Swinburne. Corresponding curatorial files maintained by John Mayfield for most items are cited. Access to these files are by permission from the Manuscripts Librarian.

This series consists of the personal and professional papers of Jesuits associated with Woodstock, former Woodstock Jesuits, ex Jesuits, and Jesuits within and outside the province. The collection is made up of spiritual notes, sermons, class materials, materials for publication, correspondence between Jesuits and family, photos, scrapbooks, diaries, newspaper clippings, and menologies.

(Box 10, Folders 1-18) This series consists of various files relating to the Barry family estate, including information on property; account books and statements; and the disposition of PB's papers.

Letters to Fr. Corbett from Frs. William H. Carroll and Edward H. Welch.

News clippings and a journal article collected by Fr. Corbett for his research on Fr. Welch, predominantly consisting of obituaries (12-1904 to 2-1905). Also includes one piece from the Georgetown College Journal (1-1905) regarding Fr. Welch's death.

Correspondence to Fr. Corbett regarding writing a piece for Fr. Welch's Golden Jubilee in the Georgetown College Journal (1901) as well as a later proposed biography (1904-1905). Senders include Frs. Terence J. Shealy, Thomas Gannon, Henry Shandelle, Edward Purbrick, Edward Devitt, Albert G. Brown, William Pardow, Alphonse Donlon, and Fr. Welch's nephew Francis C. Welch.

Research notes for a proposed biography on Fr. Welch collected by Fr. Corbett. While a smaller article was written for the Georgetown College Journal (1-1905, see previous folder of this collection), these efforts were never fully realized. This folder includes chronological notes on Fr. Welch's life as well as people to interview who may have known him.

(Box 1, Folders 1-30; Box 2, Folders 1-28) This series consists of files on individuals associated with Philip Barry and his work (including family members). Material includes correspondence, newsclippings, photographs, and any other items concerning the individual. Arrangement is alphabetical by name.