Hubbard, Harlan

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This collection contains correspondence, news clippings, small prints, photographs, and other materials related to Anna and Harlan Hubbard, collected by Helen Van Ess and Margaret Buckwalter.

Brief Description of the Collection The papers of Harlan and Anna Eikenhout Hubbard make up a 34.75 linear foot collection dating from approximately 1903 to 1987. The major series in the collection are those of correspondence, journals, literary production, artwork, and Anna Hubbard's papers. There are 7.5 linear feet of correspondence, mainly incoming, which gives examples of the wide variety of friends and acquaintances of the Hubbards. Harlan's journals and notes provide an intimate picture of the man, in his own words,...

Content Description An artificial collection of material received by the University of Louisville Archives and Records Center staff, including Katherine Burger Johnson and William Morison. Includes an exhibition catalog from the Howard Steamboat Museum; a small group of newsletters from the Friends of Anna and Harlan Hubbard; a run of "Library Lines" from the Frankfort (Indiana) Community Public Library that contain calendars of events for the Anna & Harlan Hubbard School of Living (1996-2010); information...

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This collection includes materials representing the friendship and literary relationship between Don Wallis and Harlan Hubbard. It includes drafts and a final manuscript of Payne Hollow: Life on the Fringe of Society as well as Hubbard's original canoe diary, artwork, photographs, and correspondence. This collection also includes information on the Hubbard family's history and a fictional narrative about Anna Hubbard.