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Passport form instructions
The accompanying form is not present, presumably because it was filled out and handed in.
Notice for Redirection of Letters
The form has not been filled out.
Engraving of Hercules in a Foot Race
Writing on both sides is in Latin.
Syllabus for an honours course for graduates in the faculty of science leading to a second B.Sc. degree
LET1063 contains an older version of this syllabus with Whitehead's handwritten emendations. See also DOC186 for the final version.
The Bizzy Bee Paper, #XXXV
Authorship unclear. Contains mentions of Whitehead's 76th birthday, North's latest book, and Margot's return from England.
Student list
Handwritten names on both sides
History S26 bibliography
A typed list of books with handwritten call numbers written in pencil.
Scrap of paper with "Furniture - College" written on it
Appears to be a fragment from either a letter or an envelope.
H.D. Anthony
A document with the name "H.D. Anthony" written upon it, as well as "Richmond College."
Photo of Jessie Whitehead
Photo of Jessie Whitehead at Pack Monadnock, three months before her 40th birthday.
Letter from James Haughton Woods to Whitehead
Letters concerning a lease on a house which Whitehead might agree to rent.
Letter from James Haughton Woods to Whitehead
Woods mentions an enclosed letter which must be LET1022. Talks of another house on Brattle street, advises that it would probably be better and cheaper than an apartment.
Letter from James Haughton Woods to Whitehead
Woods encloses a copy of Whitehead's lease, and gives him instructions on setting office hours and location.
Lectures on Plato's Forerunners
Lecture(s) by Woods, split into four parts, with some Greek letters and math symbols handwritten.
Letter from James H. Woods to Whitehead
Woods writes to say that Radcliffe is only a five-minute walk from the house where he believed Whitehead would be living (though he would not end up living there), says that $1,000 would be desposited into a Cambridge bank account for moving…
Letter from James H. Woods to Whitehead
Woods writes of the lease for Whitehead's prsopective home, compensation for Radcliffe classes, and the time slot for Whitehead's seminary.
Letter from Edward Wood (Lord Halifax) to Whitehead
Halifax congratulates Whitehead on his 80th birthday, and thanks for $125 donated to the British government on his behalf by his friends.
Letter from Edward Wood (Lord Halifax) to Whitehead
Halifax congratulates Whitehead on his 80th birthday, and thanks for $125 donated to the British government on his behalf by his friends.
Letter from Edmund Beecher Wilson to Whitehead
Wilson expresses excitement at Whitehead's coming, glad that an eminent philosopher will be arriving at Harvard to replace some of the great Harvard philosophers that had recently retired or died.
