Box 1

Described as a Musical Fantasy by Kate Douglas Wiggin from Harper and Brothers. Publishers, with a personal note on the invitation signed "Kate D. Riggs." Date of part appears to be February 23, 1914

Printed "Ex Libris. Kate Douglas Riggs"

Longonm concerning Nora Archibald Smith, sister of Kate Douglas Wiggins, and her gift to the Department of Education of the University of California at Berkeley of a five-volume set of pamphlets on the first Free Kindergarten on the Pacific Coast, pamphlets written by Kate Douglas Wiggins and Mrs. Smith, both of whom were pioneers of the Free Kindergarten in the U.S.

By Nora Archibald Smith, consistinf of a Kate Douglas Wiggin Memorial made up of a collection of the author's scrapbooks, notebooks, original manuscripts, etc.

With enclosed poem written by Mrs. Smith for the Music Clubs of Maine.

New York, N.Y., The Pullman Company, Office of Superintendent, Car Service, Chicago. Subject: Operation of Car KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN.

handwritten, from Sandhills, Whitley, Surrey (England)

Hand-written, c/o J.Cook & Son, Roma, Italy. Tells Miss Cheatham that "Our Darling boy is dead"

This collection dates from 1908 to 1945 and spans 3 linear feet. It consists of ephemera, clippings, cards, poems, published materials, photographs, correspondence, and sheet music.

"Meadowmount" Elizabethtown New York