FF 1 - Salary and Appointment Record

FF 2 - A, 1947-1970

FF 3 - Algren, Nelson, 1950-1960 (includes a manuscript about his trip to Hollywood)

FF 4 - Avery, Ira, 1955-1971

FF 5 - B, 1973-1978

FF 6 - Bahr to Blum, 1941-1970

FF 7 - Barr, Stringfellow, 1954-1963

FF 8 - Barthelme, Donald, 1976-1977

FF 9 - Beck, Warren, 1952-1960 (includes "Orbit")

FF 10 - Bobbitt to Burnett, 1941-1973

FF 11 - Boyd, Julian, Harry Clemons, Millicent Sowerby, and others 1955 (concerns Thomas Jefferson's Notes on Virginia edited by W. H. Peden)

FF 12 - Boyle, Kay 1975 (contains correspondence to Norman Macleod)

FF 13 - Brigham, Besmilr, 1972

FF 14 - Brown, Michael D., 1956-1977 (includes a manuscript, poems, The Siege of Saigon, and a report of the visit of Japanese journalists to U.S.)

FF 15 - Bruss, Reverend, Virginia Lawther, Peggy Phillips, and Zella Wallace, 1951 (Missouri Writers Workshop Attendees' comments)

FF 16 - Burnett, Whit and Hallie, 1962-1980 (editors of Story and Story Press; most correspondence sent to Princeton University)

FF 17 - Butler, Frank, 1958-1970

FF 18 - C, 1960, 1976-1979

FF 19 - Caine to Church, 1939-1985

FF 20 - Caldwell, Erskine, 1961-1970 (includes a manuscript, galley proof, and Wordsmanship, a paper read at UMC Journalism Week)

FF 21 - Canaday, John (pseudonym Matthew Head), 1947-1962

FF 22 - Cappan, Lester, Gwen Dufffy, John Wyllie, and others, 1953-1965 (concerns Thomas Jefferson's Notes on Virginia edited by W. H. Peden)

FF 23 - Cassill, R. Verlin, 1968-1980

FF 24 - Chappell, Fred, 1973-1975

FF 25 - Clapp to Cummins, 1941-1985

FF 26 - Clark, Walter VanTilburg, 1952-1959

FF 27 - Clyburn, Dorothy, Brian Fagan, Helen Parker, John Wyllie, and others, 1966-1969 (concerns Thomas Jefferson's Notes on Virginia a reprint, edited by W. H. Peden)

FF 28 - Coit, Margaret (Pulitzer Prize winning biographer), 1959-1960

FF 29 - Conroy, Jack, 1954-1976

FF 30 - Crackanthorpe, David, 1971-1976

FF 31 - Crackanthorpe, David, 1977

FF 32 - Criswell, Charles, 1960

FF 33 - Croy, Homer 1959; includes a photo

FF 34 - Curley, Daniel, 1960-1964

FF 35 - Cranks, Nuts, Nice Guys, 1960-1981

FF 36 - D, 1944-1972

FF 37 - Davis, Eileen (Eileen Davis Willen), 1949-1951

FF 38 - Davis, Kenneth, 1949

FF 39 - Davis, Lambert and others at North Carolina Press, 1955-1972 (concerns sales of Thomas Jefferson's Notes on Virginia edited by W. H. Peden)

FF 40 - Dedmon, Emmett, 1949

FF 41 - Dillard, Annie, 1973

FF 42 - Dold, Gaylord L. of Watermark Press, 1989-1990

FF 43 - Dorrance, Ward, 1958

FF 44 - Dorrance, Ward, 1969-1980

FF 45 - Dos Passos, John, 1946-1956

FF 46 - Drummond, Donald, 1949-1965

FF 47 - Drummond, Donald F., 1981-1984

FF 48 - Duffy, John, Frederick Schmidt, and others, 1949-1965 (includes a copy of Black Cotton by William Goyen

Series One - Correspondence (cont'd)

FF 1 - East to Exton, 1947-1978 (includes a short work by Elmer Ellis)

FF 2 - East, Charles, Phoebe Larmore, and others, 1966-1978 (concerns publication of Night in Funland and Other Stories by W. H. Peden)

FF 3 - East, Charles and Louise Bates, 1967-1979 (concerns Night in Funland and other Stories by W. H. Peden and Night in Funland and Other Stories from Literary Cavalcade an anthology that includes the short story by W. H. Peden for which it is titled)

FF 4 - Eaton, Charles Edward, 1947-1974

FF 5 - Elkin, Stanley, 1967-1973

FF 6 - Engle, Paul, 1954-1972

FF 7 - Elliott, George P., 1964

FF 8 - Farrell, James, 1947-1969 (including A Swell Way to Begin a Vacation: a Pedantic Burlesque of James Farrell's Work and The Fate of Writing in America)

FF 9 - Ferber to Husted, 1956-1987

FF 10 - Ford, Jesse Hill, 1967-1968

FF 11 - Friends in Charlottesville, Virginia, April 1971

FF 12 - Friends in Greensboro, North Carolina, 1972-1973 (includes a short story titled Tallahassee Snow)

FF 13 - G, 1958-1981

FF 14 - Garrett to Goyen, 1980-1985

FF 15 - Garrett, George Palmer, 1977-1980 (includes original correspondence and audio cassettes recorded by Garrett)

FF 16 - Garrett, George, 1989

FF 17 - Garrett, George, 1989-1992

FF 18 - Garrett, George, n.d.

FF 19 - FF 19c - Garrett, George Palmer, 1962-1981 (4 folders)

FF 20 - Girson, Miss Rochelle (of the Saturday Review), 1960-1964

FF 21 - Gonzales, Laurence, 1976-1978

FF 22 - Gordon, Caroline, 1951-1961 (includes a manuscript review)

FF 23 - Goyen, William, 1975-1980

FF 24 - Gravely, Bill, 1944-1972

FF 25 - Guthrie, A. B., 1959-1961

FF 26 - H, 1954-1978

FF 27 - Hale to Henry, 1981-1985

FF 28 - Harris, David, Linda Glick, and others of the Houghton-Mifflin Company, 1969-1975

FF 29 - Hilliard, Richard, 1964-1965

FF 30 - Hindman, Charlton J. K., 1937-1967

FF 31 - Hughes, Langston, 1965

FF 32 - Iams, Jack, 1970-1972

FF 33 - University of Illinois Press, 1973-1974

FF 34 - Indiana Writers Conference, 1966-1967

Series One - Correspondence (cont'd)

FF 1 - J, 1972-1977

FF 2 - Jacks to Justice, 1951-1971

FF 3 - Jacobs, Sydney R. (and others at Alfred A. Knopf, Incorporated), 1944-1946 (concerns The Selected Writings of John and John Quincy Adams edited by W. H. Peden and Adrienne Koch

FF 4 - Jones, Ann, 1958-1965 (Ann Caswell including poems, short story We Are Abyss, Backpacking in the Sierra Nevada by William C. Jones, and the poem A Dance for Rain by Witter Bynner

FF 5 - K, 1946-1977

FF 6 - Katz, Vernon 1976-1977 (includes a manuscript and correspondence regarding interviews with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi on transcendental meditation)

FF 7 - Kendall, Paul M., 1942-1970

FF 8 - Khalil, Nellie, 1968-1974

FF 9 - Knowles, John, 1959

FF 10 - Koch, Adrienne (Adrienne Koch Kegan), 1945-1971 (most of this correspondence was sent to Koch at Yale)

FF 11 - L, 1947-1980 (includes poems by Daniel Lusk)

FF 12 - Lawrence to Lueders, 1962-1985

FF 13 - Lewis, Sinclair, 1949

FF 14 - Lish, Gordon and Folks, Fran - Genesis West, Chrysalis West Foundation, 1962-1980

FF 15 - Lopez, Barry, 1977-1978

FF 16 - Lowry, Robert, 1960-1976 (includes short stories Women and Johnny's Liquor and The Sick Woman; autobiographies Robert Lowry, '45226' Or I Went to Linwood Public School; The Little Man, Volume 1.

FF 17 - Lytle, Andrew, 1948-1961 (includes Swanee Review)

FF 18 - M, 1948-1976; includes ditto poem An Earnest Hemingwaiad by Harry T. Moore regarding Ernest Hemingway

FF 19 - Mabry, Thomas, 1958-1960

FF 20 - Malone, Dumas and others, 1941-1981

FF 21 - McAfee, Tom, 1956-1980 (includes poems)

FF 22 - McCarthy, Mary, 1952

FF 23 - McCauley, James J., 1970-1975 (includes a poem)

FF 24 - McHugh, Vincent, 1950

FF 25 - McKinley, James 1965-1975

FF 26 - FF 26a - Macleod, Norman Jr., 1944-1980 (2 folders) (most of this correspondence was sent to Macleod at Yale)

FF 27 - Madden (et al), 1956-1980

FF 28 - Manchester, William, 1953-1961

FF 29 - Marsh, Willard, 1960-1965

FF 30 - Masters, Bob, 1953-1963 (includes The Struggle Vol. 1 containing some of his poems)

FF 31 - Matheson, Richard, 1951-1980

FF 32 - Menn, Thorpe (Literary Editor of the Kansas City Star, 1960-1970 (including Peden's reviews)

FF 33 - Miscellaneous Correspondents with various requests, 1962-1988

FF 34 - Miscellaneous Correspondents with various requests, 1975-1988

FF 35 - Miscellaneous Correspondents with various requests, 1981-1994

FF 36 - Michner, James A., 1960-1961

FF 37 - various letters received by W. H. Peden as Director of the Missouri Review, 1978-1985

FF 38 - Morgan, Speer, ca 1975

FF 39 - Morgan, Speer, 1978-1982

FF 40 - Morris, Joe Alex, 1947

FF 41 - Mott, Frank L., 1946-1964

FF 42 - Munson, Gorham, 1951

FF 43 - N, 1949-1980

FF 44 - Neihardt, John G., 1951-1973 (including photographs of and interviews with Neihardt, as well as a program from the dedication of the John G. Neihardt Residential Center at University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

FF 45 - Neiman, Gilbert, 1954-1974

FF 46 - Nemerov, Howard, 1966

FF 47 - Neugeboren, Jay, 1979-1980 (includes The Story of Story)

FF 48 - 0, ca 1961

FF 49 - Ohio University Press, 1974-1975 (includes comments on Ladies of the Club by Santmeyer)

FF 50 - O'Connor, Flannery, 1958-1959

FF 51 - O'Connor, William Van, 1960

FF 52 - Paris, Leonard A., 1948

FF 53 - Penn to Price, 1974-1981

Series One - Correspondence (cont'd)

FF 1 - Porter, Katherine Anne, 1948 (includes The Responsibility of the Artist speech at UM Writers' Workshop)

FF 2 - Porter, William, 1958-1965

FF 3 - Potter, G. William Jr. (pseudonym E.L. Withers), 1957-1967

FF 4 - Purdy, James, 1958-1971 (includes the play Children is All)

FF 5 - Queen, Ellery, 1950-1952

FF 6 - R, 1941-1980

FF 7 - Rath, Roger, 1967-1980

FF 8 - Ray, Gordan and others, concerning the awarding of a Guggenheim Fellowship Grant to W. H. Peden, 1960-1984;

FF 9 - Requests for Permission to Reprint Material, 1961-1967

FF 10 - Requests for Permission to Reprint Material made by W. H. Peden, 1963

FF 11 - Robertson, Don, 1960-1964

FF 12 - Rosenthal, Mack, 1957-1976

FF 13 - S, 1945-1980

FF 14 - Scott, Virgil, 1950-1951

FF 15 - Shattuck, Charles, 1947-1948. (includes a report regarding the Short Story Workshop

FF 16 - Sinclair, Upton, 1958-1961

FF 17 - Smith, William J., 1959-1980

FF 18 - Stafford, Jean, 1967

FF 19 - Stafford, William, 1968-1972

FF 20 - Stallman, Robert W., 1957-1962 (including A Shock of Recognition: John Peale Bishop's A Recollection and For Moussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition: Interpretations)

FF 21 - Starbuck, George, 1970

FF 22 - Straus, Roger W. Jr., 1949-1979

FF 23 - Strode, Hudson, 1947-1962

FF 24 - Sullivan, Nancy, 1965

FF 25 - Swallow, Alan, 1950-1968

FF 26 - Tate, Allen, 1946-1947

FF 27 - Taylor, Peter, 1949 and 1970

FF 28 - Thoma, Henry, 1958-1965

FF 29 - Thoma, Henry and others at the Houghton-Mifflin Company, (concerning Twenty-nine Short Stories by W. H. Peden, 1958-1978)

FF 30 - Thoma, Henry and Stephen Grant of the Houghton-Mifflin Company (including a contract for Twenty-nine Stories, 1959)

FF 31 - Thomas, Dylan, 1951-1955 (includes correspondence mostly from John Malcolm Brinnin regarding visit by Thomas to campus)

FF 32 - Thomas, Evan, 1948

FF 33 - Thompson, Bob and others, 1973-1991

FF 34 - Thompson, Earl, 1970-1980

FF 35 - Toby and Susy (Neil and Caroline Schoffner), 1962-1963

FF 36 - Turco, Lewis, 1966-1968

FF 37 - FF 37a - University of Sao Paulo (2 folders), 1965 (concerning the appointment of W. H. Peden as visiting lecturer, which he later refused)

FF 38 - Volk, Elwin (ca 1940-1950) (contains booklets of graphics and poetry)

FF 39 - Wallace, Robert, 1969 (including ditto copies of poems)

FF 40 - Walton, Eda Lou, 1948-1955

FF 41 - Wang, Darson, 1967-1970 (including a novel)

FF 42 - Ward, J. Cook, Artemus, 1941-1949

FF 43 - Welty, Eudora, 1949-1978

FF 44 - West, Ray B., 1949-1964

FF 45 - Williams, John, 1955-1974

FF 46 - Williams, Oscar, 1951-1954

FF 47 - Williams, Tom, 1959-1963

FF 48 - Wittenberg, Thomas of the Houghton-Mifflin Company, 1963-1969 (includes contracts for The American Short Story Since 1940 and the New Short Story Anthology both by W. H. Peden)

FF 49 - Wittenberg, Thomas and others of the Houghton-Mifflin Company, 1970-1972 (concerns Short Fiction: Shape and Substance and Twenty-nine Short Stories, both by W. H. Peden)

FF 50 - Whitehead, James, 1972-1975

FF 51 - X to Z 1960-1978

FF 52 - Lectures - The Development of the American Short Story - University of Virginia - Extension Division - home study course

FF 53 - Lectures - Fiction Writing Class (notes and correspondence), 1966-1973

FF 54 - Lectures - Missouri Writers Workshop (news clippings, programs, and brochures), 1947-1952

FF 55 - Lectures - William Peden, 1947-1961

FF 56 - Lectures - William Peden - Guest Lecturer at Clarion State College - Clarion, Pennsylvania, 1974

FF 57 - Lectures - William Peden - Honors Seminar - University of Missouri - Columbia (includes correspondence, schedules, and student responses) 1984

FF 1 - FF 1a - The American Short Story: Continuity and Change (2 folders) (a typewritten manuscript with handwritten corrections by author), 1975

FF 2 - FF 2a - The American Short Story: Continuity and Change (2 folders) (a typewritten manuscript with handwritten corrections by author and editor (second edition)), 1975

FF 3 - The American Short Story: Continuity and Change (Galley proof and handwritten corrections), 1975

FF 4 - The American Short Story: Continuity and Change (Galley proof and handwritten corrections by author and editor), 1975

FF 5 - FF 5a - The American Short Story: Front Line in the National Defense (2 folders) (a typewritten manuscript with handwritten corrections by author and editor first edition), 1964

FF 6 - The American Short Story: Front Line in the National Defense (2 folders) ( a Galley proof), 1964

FF 7 - The American Short Story: Front Line in the National Defense (Galley proof), 1964

FF 8 - The American Short Story - correspondence and news articles

FF 9 - The American Short Story - news articles and reviews

FF 10 - The American Short Story Since 1940 chapters 1-3. (includes some correspondence)

FF 11 - Absent Thee From Felicity, 1973

FF 12 - Ask a Stupid Question, 1966

FF 13 - Bates, Herbert Earnest - short articles written by W. H. Peden

FF 14 - Biographical Sketches of various authors, 1968

FF 16 - Boone County Parable, 1976-1981

FF 17 - The Boy on the Bed, 1961-1963

FF 18 - Brown, Michael D. - Short Stories, 1984

FF 19 - Cicero by Upton Sinclair, 1959

FF 20 - Complete Stories of Hubert Crackanthorpe and Hubert Crackanthorpe - Forgotten Pioneer both by W. H. Peden, 1968-1969

FF 21 - Concert in the Park, 1962-1963

FF 22 - Confident Lovers, 1980-1981

FF 23 - The Critical Response to John Cheever edited by Francis J. Basha, 1994

FF 24 - The Cross Country Dog, 1962-1966

FF 25 - Cumberland Lodge - by W. H. Peden (ribbon copy), 1988

FF 26 - Cumberland Lodge - by W. H. Peden (photocopy number 1), 1988

Series Three - Manuscripts, Galley Proofs, and Published Works (cont'd)

FF 1 - Cumberland Lodge - by W. H. Peden (photocopy number 2), 1988

FF 2 - Cyclops, 1984

FF 3 - Date Palms and Coliseums, (correspondence only), ca 1970-1972

FF 4 - Ellen's Gift, 1982

FF 5 - Encyclopedia Britannica Article - Bibliography, 1987

FF 6 - Family Portrait, 1977-1978

FF 7 - Fire in the Snow, 1983

FF 8 - Fragments, 1990

FF 9 - Fragments

FF 10 - Fragments and Fictions: Workbook of an Obscure Writer by W. H. Peden

FF 11 - Garrett, George (includes biographical material for article), 1968-1986

FF 12 - Garrett, George (news articles, correspondence, and other papers)

FF 13 - Good Night, Ladies; Good Night, Sweet Ladies, 1945-1966; also contains the manuscript We Are the Dead

FF 14 - The Gunner and the Apeman, The Banana Tree, 1953

FF 15 - Gwynn's Island - a story idea, 1955

FF 16 - The Hatchet Man in the Lighthouse, 1980-1981

FF 17 - The Hurricane, 1967-1971

FF 18 - Increase Mather's Testimony Against Prophane Customs (reprint from the 1687 edition with introduction by W. H. Peden - news articles and reviews), 1953

FF 19 - In the Waiting Room and other story ideas

FF 20 - An Interview with V. S. Pritchett: Some Recollections and Reflections, 1968

FF 21 - An Interview with William Sansom: Some Recollections and Reflections

FF 22 - James Joyce - article by W. H. Peden and Invitations to symposium, 1961-1976 (includes an article about Peden Receiving a Literary Award, and an unidentified photograph found with the symposium invitations)

FF 23 - James Joyce Seminar journal and an untitled Manuscript that has similarities to the Journal

FF 24 - The Jefferson Monument at the University of Missouri, ca 1976

FF 25 - Laughing Boy, 1975

FF 26 - The Life and Writings of Thomas Jefferson edited by Adrienne Koch and W. H. Peden (includes book reviews), 1944-1948

FF 27 - Main Currents in American Thought, 1980

FF 28 - Marble and Mud and Other Stories; also contains Husband and Wife and Horses and Riders

FF 29 - Mini-Fictions (copy 1), 1990

FF 30 - Mini-Fictions (copy 2), 1990

FF 31 - Miscellaneous - A survey of Peden's work - also Short Works and articles written by Peden, 1965-1988

FF 32 - My Lifetime in Letters by Upton Sinclair - Index, 1906-1957

FF 33 - My Lifetime in Letters by Upton Sinclair, 1934-1960

FF 34 - My Lifetime in Letters by Upton Sinclair, 1958-1959

FF 35 - New Writing in South Carolina edited by W. H. Peden and George Garrett (news articles and correspondence), 1971

FF 36 - Night in Funland, 1961-1964 (includes oversize psychedelic poster)

FF 37 - Night in Funland, 1965-1991 (includes some correspondence)

FF 38 - Night in Funland and Other Stories (various correspondence congratulating W. H. Peden), 1968-1971

FF 39 - Night in Funland and Other Stories; includes Night in Funland, Wherefore Art Thou, Romeo?, Easter Sunday, Good Night, Ladies; Good Night, Sweet Ladies, The Cross Country Dog, A Concert in the Park, The Boy on the Bed, The Gunner and the Apeman, Requiem, The Pilgrim and The White Shell Road

FF 40 - FF 40a - Night in Funland and Other Stories, 1967 (2 folders)

FF 41 - FF 41a - Night in Funland and Other Stories, 1967 (2 folders)

Series Three - Manuscripts, Galley Proofs, and Published Works (cont'd)

FF 1 - Night in Funland and Other Stories, (includes reviews), 1968

FF 2 - Paterna by Cotton Mather with introduction by W. H. Peden, 1952
Note to Researchers: See Series 4 of this Sub-Group for microfilmed version of original Paterna 1727

FF 3 - The Pilgrims, 1966

FF 4 - The Polar Bear in the Ozarks

FF 5 - Prologue to a Dark Journey: The Opening to Poe's Pym, 1971

FF 6 - Queenie's Pups, 1981-1982

FF 7 - Realism in the Novels of Samuel Richardson - Master's thesis by W. H. Peden

FF 8 - Requiem, 1967

FF 9 - The Selected Writings of John Quincy Adams (includes the review only), 1946

FF 10 - The Selected Writings of John Quincy Adams (descriptions and advertisements), 1946-1951

FF 11 - The Shadow of Something: A Study of Herbert Crackanthorpe by David Crackanthorpe (a second reader's report and correspondence), 1976

FF 12 - Short Fiction: Shape and Substance (reviews and promotions)

FF 13 - Stories by Jean Stafford, John Cheever, Daniel Fuchs, and William Maxwell (promotion and correspondence), 1965

FF 14 - Story Ideas - Journal notes and correspondence from W. H. Peden's trip to Oaxaca and Taxco, Mexico, 1966

FF 15 - Story Notes and Ideas of W. H. Peden, 1977-1991

FF 16 - Streetcar to Mt. Rainier, 1947-1948

FF 17 - Take Her Up Tenderly, 1977

FF 18 - That's What I Like (About the South) and Other New Southern Stories for the Nineties edited by George Garrett and Paul Ruffin, 1993

FF 19 - There is a Tomb and a Dungeon, 1984

FF 20 - Thomas Jefferson Award - awarded to W. H. Peden (includes correspondence and news articles), 1972

FF 21 - Thomas Jefferson: Book Collector - Chapters 1-8 - A dissertation by W. H. Peden, 1942

FF 22 - Thomas Jefferson: Book Collector - Chapters 9-End - A dissertation by W. H. Peden, 1942

FF 23 - Thomas Jefferson Bibliography (news articles and correspondence), 1941

FF 24 - Thomas Jefferson Bibliography

FF 25 - Thomas Jefferson in Fact and Fiction - An essay by W. H. Peden, 1981

FF 26 - Thomas Jefferson in Fact and Fiction - An essay by W. H. Peden, 1981

FF 27 - Thomas Jefferson Tombstone and Memorial (photographs and news articles)

FF 28 - Thomas Jefferson Tombstone and Memorial (news articles and correspondence), 1984-1987

FF 29 - Thomas Jefferson Tombstone and Memorial (booklet material), 1952-1976

FF 30 - Thomas Jefferson's Notes on Virginia edited by W. H. Peden (various correspondence), 1953-1963

FF 31 - Thomas Jefferson's Notes on Virginia edited by W. H. Peden (paperback order forms), 1955

FF 32 - Tip Flaherty, ca 1984 (includes portions of Tip Flaherty's Revenge, The Return of Tip Flaherty, and Nat's Revenge)

FF 33 - Twenty-nine Short Stories by W. H. Peden - critiques by English 302 students, 1965

FF 34 - Twilight at Monticello (various correspondence), 1963-1988

FF 35 - Twilight at Monticello (includes correspondence), 1969-1978

FF 36 - Twilight at Monticello (includes research), ca 1971-1972

FF 37 - Twilight at Monticello (includes "Blue Book #1"), ca 1969

FF 38 - FF 38a - Twilight at Monticello; includes typewritten manuscript with handwritten corrections, working title Death at Monticello before being changed (2 folders)

FF 39 - Twilight at Monticello (includes typewritten manuscript with handwritten corrections, working title Death at Monticello before being changed)

FF 40 - FF 40a - Twilight at Monticello, ca 1971 (a typewritten manuscript with handwritten corrections) (2 folders)

Series Three - Manuscripts, Galley Proofs, and Published Works (cont'd)

FF 1 - FF 1a - Twilight at Monticello, ca 1971 (a typewritten manuscript with handwritten corrections) (2 folders)

FF 2 - FF 2a - Twilight at Monticello (typewritten manuscript with handwritten corrections) (2 folders)

FF 3 - FF 3a - Twilight at Monticello, 1972 (a typewritten manuscript with handwritten corrections) (2 folders)

FF 4 - Twilight at Monticello (a typewritten manuscript with handwritten corrections)

FF 5 - FF 5a - Twilight at Monticello (a typewritten manuscript with handwritten corrections by author and editor) (2 folders)

FF 6 - Twilight at Monticello (galley proof of first printing)

FF 7 - Twilight at Monticello (galley proof), 1972

FF 8 - Twilight at Monticello (galley proof), 1972

FF 9 - Twilight at Monticello (promotions, presentations, and correspondence), 1973

FF 10 - Twilight at Monticello (reviews), 1973

FF 11 - Twilight at Monticello (reviews), 1973-1976

FF 12 - Two Fables: Husband and Wife; Horses and Riders, 1967

FF 13 - The University of Virginia Magazine, January 1918

FF 14 - Upton Sinclair's Memoirs edited by W. H. Peden (correspondence)

FF 15 - Wherefore Art Thou, Romeo?, 1962-1963

FF 16 - The White Shell Road

FF 17 - News articles and correspondence - miscellaneous topics, 1965-1974

FF 18 - Photographs - Upton Sinclair and others, 1958-1990 (including various brochures and pamphlets)

FF 19 - Photographs - Upton Sinclair and others, 1959

FF 20 - Photographs - William Peden and others, 1961-1976 (including various correspondence, news articles, brochures, and booklets)

FF 21 - Posters - James Joyce Symposium, 1977-1986

1/6 c.f. box (within Box 8)
Multi-media materials:

1. Microfilm - original Paterna by Cotton Mather (1727)
2. Audio tape - W. H. Peden - Jefferson Day (April 13)
3. Audio tape - Gordon Lish reading Night in Funland
4. Audio tape - Peden, McAfee, and an unidentified female voice discussing Southern Writing, December 18, 1969
5. Audio tapes (1/4"; two 3" reels) - Interview of Peden for the Missouri Library Association Quarterly, 1968