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Fred Pfeil papers
The Fred Pfeil Papers consist of correspondence, manuscripts, journals, books, photographs, activist materials, commemorative materials, address books, and calendars originating from Professor Fred Pfeil (1949-2005), a Trinity professor of English, writer, critic, and activist.
Potter-Clune Collection
Preston Family Papers
Pynchon Family Papers
The Pynchon Family papers consist of materials dated from 1840 to 1904 which were created by or for Thomas Ruggles Pynchon and William H.C. Pynchon. The materials mainly include personal correspondence, genealogical notes, pamphlets, and undergraduate essays. Correspondents include Sophia Pynchon, Henry T. Parker, John Williams (Trinity class of 1835), Mrs. E. M. Avery, James J. Goodwin, and Frances Clark. A certificate is signed by Ainsworth R. Spofford.
Roberts Brothers collection
The Roberts Brothers collection contains manuscript correspondence, miscellaneous manuscripts, and printed ephemera relating to the Boston literary publishing firm of Roberts Brothers. Also includes ten photographic albums produced and sold by Roberts Brothers. Some of the albums may date to the American Civil War.
Edwin Arlington Robinson Papers
The Edwin Arlington Robinson Papers consists of a wide range of paper materials created throughout Robinson's career as a writer. It includes preliminary background information concerning the collection and Robinson himself, correspondence from Robinson spanning from 1895-1932 (originals, photocopies, and typed copies), manuscript works of poems and prose, proofs, photographs, newspaper clippings, and other publications by and about Robinson, as well as various printed ephemera.
Vincent J. Scamporino Papers
The Vincent J. Scamporino papers collect correspondence, memos, files, telegrams, leaflets, pamphlets, tickets, maps, photographs, and other materials originating from Vincent J. “Scamp” Scamporino (1908-1974), a civilian operative of the OSS (Office of Strategic Services) in the Italian theater of operations of World War II.
Sir Walter and Anne Scott Papers, and George Ainsley family Papers
Collection contains correspondence from Walter Scott and his daughter, Anne Scott, as well as antiquarian Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe (1751?- 1851). It also includes a catalogue of Norton Down's library relating to Walter Scott, Scott's manuscripts and legal documents, as well as a bound volume containing autographs and short letters penned by Walter Scott.