Only one series.
Material in this series has been maintained in its provenance and constitutes xerox copies of original correspondence and manuscripts still held by members of the Hopkins family or deposited elsewhere. In the latter case, material is accompanied by typewritten notes by RH indicating provenance and current repository. (Box 6, Folders 8-31) Material is arranged alphabetically by folder title with organization basically reflecting that of the bulk of this collection.
Contains letters sent to Hart from various colleagues, associates, and friends. Includes many carbons from Hart in reply to these correspondents. Arranged alphabetically by last name of recipient. Arranged into more than 50 folders. A carbon of Hart's letter to Saudi Arabian King Faisal is in the last folder in this series.
Correspondence with individuals. Arranged alphabetically.
[Folders 16:10 - 18:64] Contains manuscripts of articles by CBL. Includes drafts and typescripts of speeches/addresses. Arrangement of speeches is roughly by location/Foreign Service post. Also included is reference material and notes kept by CBL for speech writing. Manuscripts and speeches by others are also included in this series, as well as information files used by CBL in preparation for his speeches.
[Folders 19:1 - 19:41] This series consists of photographs of Ambassador Lyon taken over the years at various Foreign Service posts around the world, and at numerous official and semi-official functions. Many of the photographs are not identified, but are loosely grouped into the following categories: by country; by function; Ambassador Lyon alone and with colleagues; family; and miscellaneous.
Documents regarding land issues in Kenya.
Correspondence, manuscripts and other material relating to major works by Katherine Biddle. Arranged alphabetically by title of the work.
Series 1 contains correspondence between John L. Brown and individuals. Correspondents include Huseyin Halit, Loren MacIver, Lloyd Frankenberg, Carson McCullers, Irene Rice Pereira, and Katherine Anne Porter. The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by correspondent.