Design for Diversity

mufs142 Barrie B. Greenbie Papers Finding Aid Finding aid prepared by Sarah Goldstein and Rebecca Tran. Special Collections and University Archives, W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Amherst, Mass.

2010

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Greenbie, Barrie B. Barrie B. Greenbie Papers 1895-2002 FS 142 9 boxes (15 linear ft.) Special Collections and University Archives, W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts Amherst Barrie Barstow Greenbie was a key member of the Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning at UMass Amherst from 1970-1989. In a long and remarkably diverse career, Greenbie worked as an artist with the Works Progress Administration, as a soldier and journalist, as a professor of theater, an architect, inventor, author, and landscape planner. After earning a BA in drama from the University of Miami (1953),he worked for several years in the theatre program at Skidmore College. While there, he added architecture to his array of talents, designing the East 74th Street Theater in New York in 1959, and founded a company to produce a "self-erecting" building designed to substitute for summer tent theaters. Two years after joining the faculty at UMass in 1970, he completed a doctorate in urban affairs and regional planning at the University of Wisconsin and continued with a characteristically broad array of creative pursuits, designing the William Smith Clark Memorial, among other things, and conducting an extensive aerial survey of the landscapes of the Connecticut River Valley. In monographs such as Design for Diversity and Spaces: Dimensions of the Human Landscape, Greenbie examined the interactions between humans and nature. He died at his home on South Amherst in 1998. The Greenbie Papers document a long career as academic, writer, artist, architect, and theatrical designer. Of particular note is the extensive and engrossing correspondence, which extends from Greenbie's years as a student at the Taft School in the late 1930s through his World War II service with the Sixth Army in the South Pacific and Japan, to his tenure at UMass Amherst (1970-1989). The collection also includes a small, but interesting correspondence between Greenbie's parents (1918-1919). English

Barrie Greenbie with G-Frame model

A member of the Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning at the University of Massachusetts Amherst from 1970 to 1989, Barrie Barstow Greenbie (1920-1998) enjoyed a remarkably diverse career, contributing to fields ranging from art to theatre, architecture to landscape planning. Born in New York on March 29, 1920, Greenbie's early life was in many ways as diverse as his adulthood. Raised to believe that his father, Sydney, was of Swedish descent, he discovered in his forties that he actually descended from a Jewish family who had fled Russia during the pogroms of Alexander II. His mother Marjorie, scion of an old New England family, was among the first women granted a PhD from Yale and taught English at Mount Holyoke College.

Prepped at the Taft School in Watertown, Connecticut, during the height of the Great Depression, Greenbie faced a still-sluggish economy upon graduation. After studying at the Corcoran School of Art and the Art Students League, both in New York City, he earned his first job in 1940, when he earned the distinction of becoming the youngest artist ever commissioned by the Works Progress Administration, painting a mural for the post office in Dover-Foxcroft, Maine.

After service with the Field Artillery in the Pacific during the Second World War and as a correspondent with the 6th Army in occupied Japan, Greenbie returned home to continue his education at the University of Miami, studying drama with a concentration in playwriting and stage design. Following receipt of his BA in 1953, he joined the Theatre Department at Skidmore College in Saratoga, N.Y., all the while maintaining an active creative life. It was there that he first branched out into architecture, designing buildings for the college and in 1959, the widely acclaimed East 74th Street Theater in New York (later renamed the Phoenix). He later returned to school, earning a doctorate in urban affairs and regional planning from the University of Wisconsin (1972) two years after accepting a position at UMass Amherst.

The wide-ranging intellect and keen artistic talent displayed at Skidmore characterized Greenbie's professional life at every stage. Author of a raft of essays, plays, and poetry, he designed theatres for dance for the Ford Foundation, invented a new conveyor belt system, and acquired five patents for inventions such as the Portapavillion, a portable open-framed tent, and the G-Frame house, a prefabricated house design that is easy and fast to build. Among his scholarly contributions were three monographs Design for Diversity: Planning for Natural Man in the Neo-Technic Environment (1976), focused particularly on the interactions between humans and nature, Spaces: Dimensions of the Human Landscape (1981), and Space and Spirit in Modern Japan (1988). His autobiography, A Hole in the Heartland appeared in 1996. At UMass, Greenbie pursued campus projects as diverse as designing the William Smith Clark Memorial (a joint effort between UMass and Hokkaido University to honor the third President of Massachusetts Agricultural College) and conducting an extensive aerial survey of the landscapes of the Connecticut River Valley.

Greenbie died at his home in South Amherst in 1998. He was survived by his wife of thirty-four years, Vlasta J. (Koran) Greenbie, three daughters, two grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

Documenting the creative and professional life of Barrie Greenbie, this collection offers a rich resource for study of Greenbie's education, overseas service during World War II, his professional lives in the theatre and landscape architecture, and his relationships with family members, including his first wife Meg and his parents Marjorie and Sydney. The collection is organized into four series: Personal and Biographical, Professional, the Theatre, and the Connecticut River.

An engaging writer from early in life, Greenbie maintained a robust correspondence with his parents and wife from his time at the Taft School through the end of the Second World War, with slightly sparser correspondence for later years. Also included is a fascinating volume of typed copies of letters exchanged between Marjorie and Sydney Greenbie during their courtship in 1918-1919.

Among the great constants of Greenbie's varied life was a passion for the theatre, which emerges throughout the collection. In addition to some architectural designs for theatres and a model of the East 74th Street Theatre, the collection includes correspondence, an array of playbills and photographs of plays directed by Greenbie (primarily during the early 1950s), and several scripts, ending with The Apple Orchard, which was performed at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in the early 1990s. Also worthy of note are materials relating to Greenbie's patents on the Portapavilion, a collapsible outdoor pavilion, and on the G-Frame, a frame used in prefabricated houses.

Finally, the collection brings together material that highlights Greenbie's interest in the Connecticut River Valley. The collection includes research, analysis, and correspondence relating to his study of the Valley and a compact disk containing numerous aerial images of the riverscape.

The collection is open for research.

Cite as: Barrie Greenbie Papers (FS 142). Special Collections and University Archives, W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts Amherst.

The Greenbie were donated by Barrie Greenbie in 1998, with subsequent additions from his widow, Vlasta, in 2000.

Processed by Sarah Goldstein and Rebecca Tran, May 2010.

Greenbie, Barrie B. Greenbie, Marjorie Latta Barstow, 1891- . Greenbie, Sydney, 1889-1960. Taft School--Students. University of Massachusetts Amherst. Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning. University of Massachusetts Amherst--Faculty. World War, 1939-1945. Landscape architecture--Japan. Landscape architecture--United States. Theaters--Designs and plans. Letters (Correspondence) Photographs. Series 1. Personal and Biographical 1895-1997 3 linear ft.

Consists chiefly of correspondence, with a significant portion of the letters exchanged between Greenbie and his wife, Meg, during his service in World War II. Documents Greenbie's childhood, early education, and his parents' lives and work. The history of his father's origin is captured in Greenbie's book, The Hole in the Heartland; copies of documents collected during his research are included in this series. The published book and correspondence relating to the writing and production of the book can be found in the professional series.

Series 2. Professional 1951-1996 4.5 linear ft.

Contains a variety of professional papers documenting Greenbie's long and distinguished career, in particular his design of the G-Frame prefabricated house and the Portapavilion as well as his work in Japan. Also includes correspondence and research notes relating to his book, The Hole in the Heartland, which tells the story of Greenbie's search for the truth about his father's origin. The book documents the mystery of his father's family history, as well as the discovery that his father, Sidney Greenbie, was not the son of Swedish immigrants, but of Russian Jews who were refugees from the porgroms of Czar Alexander II.

Series 3. Theater 1950-1996 1.5 linear ft.

Ranges from Greenbie's early theater work at the University of Miami to his later work at the University of Massachusetts Amherst on The Apple Orchard, a play written and produced by Greenbie.

Series 4. Connecticut River 1961-2002 1.5 linear ft.

Highlights Greenbie's interest in the Connecticut River and includes a CD of aerial images he took. Public response to these aerial images of the river prompted Greenbie to begin writing a book about the Connecticut River titled The Connecticut Riverscape: The View from Above. Greenbie was working on the manuscript at the time of his death.

Series 1. Personal and Biographical 1895-1997 3 linear ft. 1 1 Army training notebook 1943 1 2 Article: "My Dear Lady"

Based on research conducted by Marjorie Greenbie.

1 3 Birth certificate (photocopy) 1920 1 4 Correspondence 1918-1919

Bound volume of typed copies of letters exchanged between Marjorie and Sydney Greenbie.

1 5 Correspondence 1939 1 6 Correspondence 1940 Jan-Mar 1 7 Correspondence 1940 Apr-June 1 8 Correspondence 1940 Aug-Sept 1 9 Correspondence 1940 Oct-Dec 1 10 Correspondence 1941 Jan-Feb 1 11 Correspondence 1941 Mar-May 1 12 Correspondence 1941 June-Dec 1 13 Correspondence 1942 1 14 Correspondence 1943 1 15 Correspondence 1944 Jan-Apr 1 16 Correspondence 1944 May-Dec 1 17 Correspondence 1945 1 18 Correspondence 1945 Jan-Apr 1 19 Correspondence 1946 1 20 Correspondence 1947 1 21 Correspondence 1951-1957 1 22 Correspondence 1958-1959 1 23 Correspondence 1960 1 24 Correspondence 1961 1 25 Correspondence 1962 1 26 Correspondence 1963 1 27 Correspondence 1964 1 28 Correspondence 1965 1 29 Correspondence 1965 1 30 Correspondence 1966 1 31 Correspondence 1966 1 32 Correspondence 1967 1 33 Correspondence 1967-1968 1 34 Correspondence 1968 1 35 Correspondence 1969 1 36 Correspondence 1970 1 37 Correspondence 1971-1974 1 38 Correspondence 1982-1987 1 39 Correspondence 1988-1993 1 40 Correspondence, email 1997 1 41 Correspondence: Mary Beth 1996 1 42 Correspondence: Shark, Myer 1992-1997 1 43 Correspondence, Sermon: Rossoff, Donald, Rabbi 1979-1997 1 44 Correspondence: World War II 1943 Nov-Dec

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

1 45 Correspondence: World War II 1944 Jan-Feb

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

1 46 Correspondence: World War II 1944 Mar-Apr

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

1 47 Correspondence: World War II 1944 May-June

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

1 48 Correspondence: World War II 1944 July-Aug

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

1 49 Correspondence: World War II 1944 Sept-Oct

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 1 Correspondence: World War II 1944 Nov

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 2 Correspondence: World War II 1944 Dec

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 3 Correspondence: World War II 1945 Jan

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 4 Correspondence: World War II 1945 Feb

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 5 Correspondence: World War II 1945 Mar

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 6 Correspondence: World War II 1945 Apr

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 7 Correspondence: World War II 1945 May

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 8 Correspondence: World War II 1945 June

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 9 Correspondence: World War II 1945 July

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 10 Correspondence: World War II 1945 Sept

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 11 Correspondence: World War II 1945 Oct

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 12 Correspondence: World War II 1945 Nov

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 13 Correspondence: World War II 1945 Dec

Letters to wife, Meg Greenbie.

2 14 Diary 1932 2 15 Dissertation on my love for Marjorie by Sydney 1918 2 16 Financial notes 1942 2 17 Greenbie apartment: sketch of layout ca. 1925

Layout of apartment at 3513 13th St NW, Apt. 24 in Washington, D.C.

2 18 Greenbie family history: articles 1967-1997 2 19 Greenbie family history: North Dakota, correspondence 1992, 1998 2 20 Greenbie family history: North Dakota, land certificates 1899-1901 2 21 Greenbie family history: North Dakota, Maps 1909-ca. 1990s 2 22 Greenbie family hisotry: North Dakota, Miscellaneous notes ca. 1990 2 23 Greenbie family history: North Dakota Cemetery, newspaper clippings 1962-1997 2 24 Greenbie, Sydney Correspondence 1917-1922

Photocopy of originals with annotations.

2 25 Greenbie, Sydney Correspondence 1917, 1945

Includes some photocopies of originals with itinerary of his tour along the East Coast of New Zealand on the Officer of Minister of Finance letterhead.

2 26 Greenbie, Sydney Diary 1918-1924, 1960

Extracts from diary are photocopied from original; also includes newclippings, biograhpical sketch an notes kept by Barrie Greenbie.

2 27 Greenbie, Sydney Diary 1960 2 28 Greenbie, Sydney Typescript: Month's Harvest ca. 1945 2 29 Greenfield House (Saratoga, N.Y.) 1953-1959 2 30 Greenfield House (Saratoga, N.Y.): history 1933-1959 2 31 Greenfield House (Saratoga, N.Y.): photographs 1895, 1953 2 32 Ingrid's diary (fragment) ca. 1961

Identified as "Ingrid's Diary" on page 5; probably an excerpt from Barrie Greenbie's daughter's diary.

2 33 Interest, Abilities and Personality Portrait; Greenbie, Barrie 1965 2 34 Japanese postcards undated 2 35 Jewish Historical Society of Upper Midwest 1993 2 36-38 Marjorie Barstow Greenbie: autobiography undated 2 39-40 Marjorie Barstow Greenbie: "I was Born Free" undated 2 41 Marjorie Barstow Greenbie: obituaries and condolences 1976 2 42 Military documents 1945-1946 2 43 Newspaper clippings 1940-1959 2 44 Newspaper clippings 1960-1992 2 45 Newspaper clippings: Skidmore 1953-1956 2 46-47 Newspaper clippings: World War II 1945 2 48 Obituary and tributes: Greenbie, Barrie 1998 2 49 Photographs: World War II service ca. 1943 2 images 2 50 Scrapbook 1939-1940 2 51 Section of Fine Arts, Treasury Dept. Bulletin 1939 June 2 52 Sixth Army Pictorial 1945 Nov-Dec 2 53 Taft School 1934-1935 2 54 Traversity Press 1930-1932 2 55 United ElectricalRadio and Machine Workers of America membership book 1943 2 56 World War II: Japanese government-issued Philippine fiat peso ca. 1942 2 57 World War II: pamphlets 1943-1945 Series 2. Professional 3 1 Abstracts 1969 3 2 "Adam and Evelyn" undated 3 3 American Mystery: correspondence, publishers 1992-1995 3 4 American Mystery: correspondence, Wylegala, Wendy 1993-1994 3 5 Amherst Fields: Amherst report 1972 3 6 Amherst Fields: "An Encounter: A History of Paparazzo Associates Dealings with the Town of Amherst" 1971 3 7 Amherst Fields: Cherry Hill, newspaper clippings 3 8 Amherst Fields: correspondence 1983-1984 3 9-10 Amherst Fields: Landscape Architecture 791 1971

Course information and class notes.

3 11 Amherst Fields: Memoranda 1971 3 12 Amherst Fields: newspaper clippings 1971-1996 3 13 Amherst Fields: plans, drawings, pricings 1971-1986 3 14 Amherst Fields: presentation 1976 3 15 Amherst Fields: plan, a critique 3 16 Anna Ella Carroll and Abraham Lincoln 1994 3 17 Architecture photographs ca. 1960 3 18 Articles, A-D undated 3 19 Articles: E-F undated 3 20 Articles; G-O undated 3 21 Articles: P-R undated 3 22 Articles: S undated 3 23 Articles: T-Y undated 3 24 Articles, copyright certificates 1968-1996 3 25 Book reviews 1982-1988

Reviews of Greenbie's work.

3 26 Book reviews 1968-1994

Reviews of the work of others.

3 27 Brain theory 1968-1994 3 28 Brown thesis 1973 3 29-30 BSSG (Biomedical Sciences System Grant) 1972-1975 3 31 Campus planning study: Skidmore College 1957 3 32 Carmina Press and early dance theaters 1958-1960 3 33 Clinic, Dr. Fred Hoffman: preliminary study ca. 1960 3 34 Conveyors: correspondence 1963-1967 3 35 Conveyors: diagrams and sections 1963-1967 3 36 Correspondence: employment 1961-1971 3 37 Correspondence: Mark Wakley 1997 3 38 Correspondence: Ph.D. 1972 3 39 Correspondence: poems 3 40-42 Correspondence: publishers 1953-1970 3 43-45 Correspondence: Yale Press 1979-1994 3 46 Curriculum vitae and biographical sketches 1982-1995 3 47 Dance Studio extension plan, home of Mr. and Mrs. Sven Petersen 1958 3 48 Day Tuttle's New Theatre 1959 4 1-3 Design for Diversity: correspondence 1971 4 4 Design for Diversity: reviews 1976-1977 4 5 Draft, research paper 1975 4 6 Drawings 1944 4 7-8 East 74th Street Theater: correspondence 1958-1960 4 9 East 74th Street Theater: "Lysistrata" 1959 B: OS area East 74th Street Theater: model ca. 1959 4 10 East 74th Street Theater: Photographs 1959 4 11 East 74th Street Theater: theater design 1959 9 (OS) East 74th Street Theater: theater design 1959-1962 4 12 "Essentic Form: the Gap between Fact and Feeling" 1971 4 13 Elizabeth Thompson 1991 4 14 Ethological Perspective on the Nature of Human Landscape: correspondence 1976 4 15-16 Ethological Perspective on the Nature of Human Landscape: paper 1976 4 17 Farmer in the Dell: photographs undated 4 18 Fences and Neighbors: correspondence 1972-1981 4 19 Footsteps in the Sand: correspondence 1984-1985

Early version of Ghosts of a Dead War.

4 20 Ford Theater for Dance: concepts and designs 1962-1963 4 21 Ford Theater for Dance: correspondence 1959-1994 4 22 Ford Theater for Dance; Horizon article 1962 4 23-24 Ford Theater for Dance: model photographs ca. 1962 4 25 Frame house: photograph undated 4 26 G-Frame building system: patent, sections, plans 1965 4 27 G-Frame house: designs 1965 4 28 G-Frame house: photographs 1970-1974 4 29 G-Frame house: section, construction details, model photographs ca. 1970 4 30 G-Frame house: SW Walden photographs 1970 4 31 Genesis Revisited 1997 4 32 Ghosts of a Dead War: correspondence 1985-1991 4 33 Ghosts of a Dead War: manuscript undated 4 34 Helen Partridge: correspondence 1964 4 35 Helen Partridge: house plans 1964 4 36 Hole in the Heartland 1996 4 37 Hole in the Heartland: Anna Walsh 1939-1992

Deeds, correspondence, newspaper clippings.

4 38 Hole in the Heartland: comments 1994-1997 4 39 Hole in the Heartland: correspondence, newspaper clippings 4 40 Hole in the Heartland: Dave Glickson 1992

Research, correspondence, newspaper clippings.

4 41 Hole in the Heartland: Delsa and Carol 1970-1992

Correspondence, memorial, poems, map

4 42 Hole in the Heartland; Greenberg census data 1992 4 43 Hole in the Heartland: Joseph Grossmen 1995

Correspondence.

4 44 Hole in the Heartland: Nancy Green 1993

Correspondence.

4 45 Hole in the Heartland: Lucile Karayan 1973-1994

Correspondence.

4 46 Hole in the Heartland: newspaper clippings 1928-1995 4 47 Hole in the Heartland: photographs undated 4 48 Hole in the Heartland: photographs, Walsh undated 4 49 IMHE Landscape Assessment Conference 1972-1979 4 50-57 Japan: correspondence 1983-1990 4 58 Japan: newspaper clippings, lectures 1976-1985 4 59 Japan: story 1985 4 60 Juno's Japan: correspondence ca. 1988 4 61 Juno's Japan: design details 1988 4 62 Juno's Japan: design studio 1988 4 63 Juno's Japan: flyers 1988 4 64 Juno's Japan: newspaper clippings 1988 4 65 Juno's Japan: photographs 1988 5 1 Keyoto: Nakamura fungus filtrate research 1980s 5 2 Landscape Architecture 605 Studio 5: syllabus 1987 5 3 Landscape Architecture 691F: syllabus 1989 5 4 Landscapes of My Later Years: poetry 1984-1985 5 5 Lecture flyer: "The Greening of Japan" 1989 5 6 Letter: St. Lucia 1976 5 7 Letters to the editor 1973-1992 5 8 Lincoln City, Oregon 1971 5 9 Lincoln City, Oregon: correspondence 1964-1965 5 10 Lincoln City, Oregon: newspaper clippings 1965 5 11 Lincoln City, Oregon: Photographs, drawings 1965 5 12 Maclean, Paul D.: articles 1972-1976 5 13 Maclean, Paul D.: correspondence 1972-1981 5 14-15 Man-Made Shape and Natural Form 1978 5 16 Medical Arts Incorporated: plan and section, elevation 1966 5 17-22 Memoranda: UMass department of LARP 1970-1989 5 23 Mural: photograh 1970s 5 24 Outline of Ph.D. research 1969 5 25 Pacific Triangle Revisited undated 5 26 New Party 1948-1949 5 27 Newspaper clippings: publishing 1997 5 28 Old deeds to Castine property 1920-1977 5 29 Permission to reprint 1973-1996 5 30 Planning for Paradox: Comprehensiveness in the Age of Einstein 1971

Exam for Ph.D. pre-liminaries.

5 31 Poems 1984-1996 5 32-35 Portapavilion 6P40: photographs ca. 1964 5 36 Portapavilion: Canadian patent 1964 5 37-38 Portapavilion: correspondence 1958-1972 5 39 Portapavilion: drawings, sections, plans undated 5 40 Portapavillon: materials and methods 1961 5 41 Portapavilion: model photographs undated 5 42-43 Portapavilion:O. Ridge photographs undated 5 44 Portapavilion: Streling Forest photographs 1961 5 45 Portapavilion: summary and forecast of operations undated 5 46 Post Office mural: correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs undated 5 47 Prefabricated House Project, Madison: correspondence 1967-1970 5 48 Prefabricated House Project, Madison: writings 1986 5 49 Prefabricated House Project, Madison: newspaper clippings 1986 5 50 Preliminary examinations, Ph.D. 1970-1971 5 51 Project 10 1980 5 52 Rationale and objectives for proposed literature search 1969 5 53 Resume and curriculum vita 1958-1970 5 54 "Return to Pacific" 1984-1987 5 55 Roebling Bridge Plan 1994 5 56 Salzmann House 1987-1988 5 57 Sentics: article 1971 5 58 Sentics: correspondence 1971-1980 5 59 Sentics: images 1971 5 60-61 Sentics: "Precision of Direct Emotion Communication" paper 1971 5 62 Sentics: request for reprints 1972 B: OS area Shelf conveyor: model undated 6 1 Short stories 1940 6 2 Sister State Signing Trip 1989-1990 6 3 Skidmore: student evaluations 1954 6 4 Skidmore: bookstore perspective drawing 1956 6 5 Skidmore: photographs ca. 1953-1959 6 6 Solar house deign 1980 6 7 Spaces: comments 1977-1982 6 8 Spaces of Prague: correspondence 1990-1992 6 9 Spaces: fan mail 1981-1985 6 10 Spaces: Dimensions of Human Landscape 1981 6 11 Spaces: reviews 6 12-13 Spaces of Prague 1990 6 14 Spaces and Spirit in Modern Japan: correspondence, newspaper clippings 1986-1995 6 15 Stargazing Tower, Pittsburgh: plan, sections, photographs 1963-1964 6 16 Stargazing Tower, Pittsburgh: correspondence 1963-1964 6 17 Stargazing Tower, Pittsburgh: plan and sections 1963 6 18 Stone Barn House: blueprints, photographs 1961 6 19 Taliesin Fellowship 1957-1958 6 20 Thesis introduction 1972 6 21 Toward the Humane Landscape: Examples of Proxemic and Distemic Space in Japan 1977 6 22 Two Ends of the Dragon" 1988-1989 6 23-24 "Two Liberations of Luzon" 1986 6 25-27 "Two Liberations of Luzon": photographs undated 6 28 University of Massachusetts Library: memoranda 1974-1975 6 29 University of Massachusetts Library: plan 1974 6 30 University of Massachusetts: correspondence 1969-1983 6 31 University of Massachusetts: proposal for METLAND undated 6 32 University of Massachusetts: Wilder Times 1979 6 33 University of Oregon: correspondence 1970-1984 6 34 Univesity of Oregon: Marjorie Greenbie Collection 1970 6 35 Unpublished manuscript 1984-1997 6 36 Unpublished manuscript: Kyu Fumi 1945-1985 6 37 Unpublished manuscript: Vanishing Inventor 1969 6 38 Unpublished manuscript: Unknown Yankee, Land of Japan 1990 6 39 Urban Farm and Function in Jacksonville, Wisconsin 1966 6 40 U.S. patents 1964-1967 6 41 Vaclav Havel's Prague Spring 1990 6 42 Vaclav Havel's Prague Spring: correspondence 1990-1992 6 43 What's in an Name?: An American Mystery 1984-1992 6 44 'Word's Worth": biographical information 1960-1994 6 45 Word's Worth: letters 1994-1997 6 46 Word's Worth: script 1994-1997 6 47 Working papers 1969 6 48 World War II writings 1945 6 49 University of Miami: art paper 1952 6 50 University of Miami: drawings 1950-1953 6 51 University of Miami: critique of drama 1952 6 52 University of Miami: student paper 1951 Series 3. Theater 7 1 Apple Orchard: contacts 1992 7 2 Apple Orchard: correspondence, financial 1992 7 3 Apple Orchard: correspondence, general 1992-1996 7 4 Apple Orchard: correspondence, producers 1991-1995 7 5 Apple Orchard: finances 1992-1993 7 6 Apple Orchard: grant 7 6 Apple Orchard: photographs 1991 7 8 Apple Orchard: publicity 1992 7 9 Apple Orchard: script 1992 7 10 Apple Orchard: set photographs 1991 7 11 Apple Orchard: video tape, edited master 1992 7 12 Arena Summer Theater: Thieves' Carnival 1956 7 13 Burnsville School of Fine Arts: bulletin 1952 7 14 Burnsville School of Fine Arts: Midsummer Night's Dream 1952 7 15 Burnsville School of Fine Arts: Outward Bound 1952 7 16 Burnsville School of Fine Arts: Taming of the Shrew 1951 7 17 Burnsville School of Fine Arts: Ten Little Indians 1951 7 18 By the Shores of the Berkshires: script 1993 7 19 Cameo Playhouse: Tovarich undated 7 20 Carmina: photographs undated 7 21 Casablanca Players: Constant Wife 1953 7 22 Castine: script 1948 7 23 Cock-A-Doodle-Doo: correspondence 1996

With Vincent Dowling.

7 24 Cock-A-Doodle-Doo: MFH grant application 1995-1996 7 25 Cock-A-Doodle Doo: press 1996 7 26 Cock-A-Doodle Doo: script 1996 7 27 Earth is Round: script 1946 7 28 Home for Christmas: scripts 1950 7 29 Miami Beach Little Theater Group: Ask Me No Questions 1953 7 30 Miami Junior Woman's Club 1951

Curiosity and The Green Convertible.

7 31 Roosevelt Playhouse: Detective Story 1951 7 32 Skidmore: Little Foxes undated 7 33 Skidmore: photographs 1955 7 34 University of Miami: All My Sons 1950 7 35 University of Miami: Arsenic and Old Lace 1950 7 36 University of Miami: As You Like It 1950 7 37 University of Miami: Brigadoon 1952 7 38 University of Miami: Imaginary Invalid 1950 7 39 University of Miami: Madwoman of Chaillot 1951 7 40 University of Miami: Our Borrowed Time 1950 7 41 University of Miami: They Knew What They Wanted 1952 7 42 University of Miami: Yes, My Darling Daughter 1950 7 43 University of Miami: photographs 1950-1953 7 44 University of Miami: Ring Theater annual 1951-1952 7 45 University of Miami: Ring Theater newspaper clippings 1950 Series 4. Connecticut River 8 1 American Heritage Rivers Initiative: Connecticut River Action Plan, excerpt 1998 8 2 American Heritage Rivers Initiative: Connecticut River nomination 1997 8 3 Article: "A River Runs Through" 1997 8 4 Brochures undated 8 5 Cassette tapes 1998 8 6-7 Compact discs 1997 8 8 Compact discs: correspondence and mailing list 1997-1998 8 9 Compact discs: correspondence and text 2002 8 10 Compact discs: flyers 1997 8 11-12 Correspondence 1997-2001 8 13 Correspondence: Anne Beer 1997-2002 8 14 Correspondece: archives 2000 8 15 Correspondence: exhibit 1991 8 16 Correspondence: publishers 1990-1998 8 17 Chicopee River Study and Survey 1995 8 18 Chicopee River Wildlife Refuge 1993 8 19 Connecticut River Watershed Council undated 8 20 Connecticut Riverscape: "A View from Above," additional material 1999 8 21-22 Connecticut Riverscape: "A View from Above," text 1998-1999 8 23-28 Connecticut River: "A View from Above," text and photographs 1999 8 29 Edwin M. Bacon: Connecticut River and the Valley of the Connecticut River, notes undated 8 30 Computer disk 1998 8 31 Historical booklets 1944-1961 8 32 Inventory and analysis of resources 1961 8 33 Internet research undated 8 34 Maps undated 8 35-36 Newspaper clippings 1988-1998 8 37 Riverfront Recapture, Inc.: annual report 1997-1998 8 38 Riverfront Recapture, Inc.: guide 1982 8 39 Slides 1989-1991