dfowinterw.xml Guide to the Robert Young collection relating to William Winter, 1732-2005 (bulk 1880-1906) various shelfmarks Winter, William, Robert Young collection relating to Finding aid prepared by Stephanie Fell. Folger Shakespeare Library
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November 2010 This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2010-12-18T11:29-0500 Finding aid is written in English. Robert Young collection relating to William Winter various, see individual entries Folger Shakespeare Library 47 boxes ca. 1745-2005 (bulk 1880-1906) The collection includes mostly correspondence, as well as literary manuscripts, journals, family history records, publishing records, clippings, programs, photographs, personal relics, correspondence of his son William Jefferson Winter, correspondence between other family members and research material collected by William Jefferson Winter and Robert Young documenting the life and career of William Winter. The correspondence includes letters to and from various family members and well-known actors and public figures from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century. In English. Winter, William, 1836-1917 Winter, William Jefferson, 1878-1929 Young, Robert, 1927-2008 Separated Materials

Printed books that were part of this collection are cataloged separately in Hamnet including:

Richard Mansfield : the man and the actor, by Paul Wilstach ( Folger MS W.a.247)

Consult Curator of Art & Special Collections for information relating to scrapbooks, theatrical prints and photographs not listed in this finding aid.

 Related Materials

Papers of William Winter [manuscript], 1854-1916 ( Folger MS Y.d.358)

Papers of William Winter [manuscript], 1888-ca. 1913 ( Folger MS Y.d.480)

Autograph letters signed from William Winter to various recipients [manuscript], 1864-1917 ( Folger MS Y.c.573 (1-114))

Autograph letters signed from William Winter to various recipients [manuscript], [1884]-1894 ( Folger MS W.a.231)

Autograph letters signed from William Winter to various recipients [manuscript], 1867-1902 ( Folger MS Y.c.5244 (1-272))

Letter from Mary Anderson to William Winter, 1883 April 9; also article about her performance: "Mary Anderson's Revival," William Winter copy. (Bound in PR2803.A421 copy 2 Sh. Col.)

Letters from Paul Wilstach, New York, to William Winter, New York, 1904-1908 (Folger MS W.a.247 front endleaf, half-title page verso, p. 473, p. 477

Items removed from Folger MS W.a.247: Autograph letters signed from Albert Marshman Palmer, Richard Mansfield, and Beatrice Cameron Mansfield to William Winter ( Folger MS Y.c.6437; Y.c.6438 (1-2); Y.c.6439 (1-2))

Autograph letters to William Winter signed from various correspondents [manuscript], 1890-1893 ( Folger MS W.a.230)

Diaries of William Winter ( Folger MS W.a.451 (1-4))

The Bacon is humbug [manuscript] : an address before the Fraternity Club of Portland, Maine, 1916 January 10 ( Folger MS S.b.1)

Opening address by William Winter for A.R. Samuell’s New Park Theatre, Brooklyn [manuscript], ca. 1875 ( Folger MS T.b.19)

Shakespeare’s Twelfth night, a stage history [manuscript], ca. 1900 ( Folger MS S.b.127)

List compiled by William Winter of some of the characters in which Lester Wallack acted [manuscript], ca. 1900 ( Folger MS W.a.35)

Scrapbook collection from the William Winter collection, 1864-1917 ( Folger Scrapbook 256314 - Scrapbook 256357)

Theatrical autograph album of William Winter [manuscript], 1891-1896 ( Folger MS T.a.108)

Other Winter family materials

Autograph letter signed from Charles Winter to Elizabeth Winter [manuscript], 1877 July 29 ( Folger MS Y.c.574)

Autograph letters signed from William Jefferson Winter to various recipients [manuscript], 19th-20th century ( Folger MS Y.c.575)

 Scope and Content

The collection consists of correspondence, literary manuscripts and other materials collected by Robert Young which document the personal and professional life of his great-grandfather, author and drama critic William Winter.

Series 1: Correspondence includes the incoming and outgoing correspondence of William Winter, William Jefferson Winter and others.

Series 2: Writings by William Winter contain poems, essays, speeches, clippings and proofs from Winter's Dramatic Diaries column, travel notes and pages from personal journals and typed and handwritten copies of Winter's writings.

Series 3: Family papers contain correspondence relating to family history, genealogical research materials of William Winter, William Jefferson Winter and Robert Young, a few photos, clippings, and family miscellanea and records (non-genealogical), including Staten Island Academy material.

Series 4: Publishing Records contain copyright material, publication contracts, correspondence concerning Winter's edition of Cymbeline and correspondence and other materials concerning the William Law Symonds book job.

Series 5: Materials about William Winter contain clippings on William Winter, invitations, programs and other items and materials relating to the William Winter testimonial in 1916.

Series 6: Miscellaneous items with William Winter's annotations and miscellaneous items without annotations, biographical newspaper and magazine clippings relating to actors, programs, illustrations and journal articles and fragmentary writings.

Series 7: William Jefferson Winter research consists of his research materials, including various notes on his father William Winter and his writings.

Series 8: Robert Young Research consists of his research materials, including copies of correspondence, copies of writings by William Winter, Robert Young's incoming and outgoing correspondence and clippings.

Series 9: Miscellaneous photos and objects contain photographs of William Winter, and his family, and personal relics of Winter and his family including his walking stick.

Some of the notes about individual items in this finding aid have been taken from the original appraisal lists that came with the collection.

 Arrangement

This collection is arranged into nine series: 1. Correspondence; 2. Writings by William Winter; 3. Family Papers; 4. Publishing Records; 5. Materials about William Winter; 6. Miscellaneous; 7. William Jefferson Winter research; 8. Robert Young Research; 9. Miscellaneous photos and objects.

 Preferred Citation

[Item title and date], Robert Young collection relating to William Winter, Folger MS [shelfmark], Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC.

 Processing Information

Processed by Amelia Davis and other Folger staff in 2007 and by Stephanie Fell and Katharine Liu in 2009-2010. Arrived at the Folger in about 50 batches, accompanied by appraisal lists. Items were sent as Robert Young finished using them for his biography of William Winter, Frosty but kindly ( Folger MS W.b.606) and have since been rearranged to make them more readily accessible to users. Original order can be recreated by consulting the cross-index in the manuscript curator's office, which links the appraisal list number to the MS Add number written on the back of each item.

Former Folger MS Add numbers include: 1123, 1124, 1137, 1138, 1139, 1140, 1143, 1144, 1145, 1146, 1150, 1151, 1152, 1153, 1154, 1155, 1157, 1158, 1159, 1160, 1161, 1163, 1164, 1165, 1174, 1175, 1176, 1177, 1178, 1179, 1180, 1181, 1182, 1183, 1184, 1185, 1186, 1187, 1188, 1189, 1190, 1191, 1192, 1193, 1194, 1195, 1196, 1201, 1213, 1225.

 Biographical note

William Winter was born on July 15, 1836 in Gloucester, Massachusetts. His parents were Charles Winter and Louisa Wharf. He was admitted to the Massachusetts bar in 1857 but never practiced law. Winter moved to New York City two years later, where he hoped to gain fame as a poet.

Before leaving Boston, Winter had begun his career in literature and criticism, working as a journalist and publishing two volumes of poetry. From 1859-1860 Winter worked as a journalist for the Saturday Press. He worked temporarily at the New York Leader, which he left in December 1861 to manage the dramatic department of the Albion. From 1865-1909 he worked as drama editor and critic for the New York Tribune.

In 1860 Winter married the novelist Elizabeth Campbell (1841-1922). They had four sons, Percy (1861-1928), Arthur (1872-1886), Louis Victor (1873-1905) and William Jefferson (1878-1929) and one daughter, Viola (1881-1970).

William Winter died on June 30, 1917 in New York City.

(Source: American National Biography)

 Acquisition Information

Acquired as a partial gift from William Winter's great-grandson, Robert Young, in 2001-2002(?).

 Availability

Collection is open for research. For information about applying for a Reader Card see: http://www.folger.edu/Content/Collection/Reader-Information/.

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 Brown, Viola R. Winter (Viola Rosamund Winter), 1881-1970 Leslie, Elsie, 1881-1966 Winter, Arthur, 1872-1886 Winter, Charles, 1800-1878 Winter, Elizabeth C. (Elizabeth Campbell), 1841-1922 Winter, Louis, 1873-1905 Winter, Percy Actors -- Manuscripts Addresses -- Manuscripts Clippings Contracts Copyright Diaries -- Manuscripts Genealogies -- Manuscripts Invitations Letters -- Manuscripts Manuscripts Obituaries Photographs -- 19th century Photographs -- 20th century Poems -- Manuscripts Portraits -- Female Portraits -- Male Programs Proofs Publications -- Manuscripts Receipts (financial records) -- Manuscripts Visiting cards Correspondence Series 1 1839-1928, undated Scope and Content

Includes incoming and outgoing correspondence. For family-related correspondence, see Series 3; for copies of correspondence, see Series 8.

 William Winter correspondence 1857-1917, undated Original outgoing correspondence from William Winter Y.c.6600-Y.c.6678, Y.c.7035, Y.c.7336 1857-1917, undated

Includes Winter's original outgoing letters, postcards, telegrams, cablegrams and his own unsigned copies of letters to 78 different correspondents. Includes correspondence to several family members, including Elizabeth Campbell Winter and William Jefferson Winter. For additional family correspondence, see Series 3.

Some letters have been annotated by William Jefferson Winter (acting as his father's secretary) and some are dictated copies. The annotations by William Jefferson Winter are usually with the addition of initials and/or a date, but sometimes contain more substantial information.

Arranged by recipient's surname and then chronologically.

For additional copies of correspondence, see Series 8.

Item-level description of correspondence can be found in Hamnet by searching by shelfmark or recipient's name.

For Winter's correspondence to Elsie Leslie, see Y.c.1825 (1-221) in Hamnet or the Guide to the Letters from William Winter to Elsie Leslie Finding Aid.

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Includes original letters to Winter, postcards, telegrams, cablegrams, and calling cards and copies of letters to Winter in Winter's hand, from over 500 different correspondents. Items are arranged alphabetically by correspondent's surname and then chronologically.

Item-level description of correspondence can be found in Hamnet by searching by shelfmark or correspondent's name.

For correspondence to Winter relating to family history and genealogy, see Series 3.

For additional copies of correspondence, see Series 8.

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Y.c.7180 (1-10) Y.c.7182 Y.c.7183 Y.c.7184 Y.c.7185 Y.c.7186 Y.c.7187 Y.c.7188 Y.c.7189 (1-2) Y.c.7190 (1-2) Y.c.7191 Y.c.7192 (1-2) Y.c.7193 Y.c.7194 (1-3) Y.c.7195 Y.c.7196 Y.c.7197 (1-32) Y.c.7198 Y.c.7199 Y.c.7200 Y.c.7201 (1-2) Y.c.7202 (1-10) Y.c.7203-Y.c.7208 William Jefferson Winter correspondence 1898-1928

Includes original letters to and from William Jefferson Winter. Items to Winter are arranged alphabetically by correspondent's surname, then chronologically within each correspondent. Items from Winter are arranged alphabetically by correspondent's surname and chronologically under each correspondent.

For correspondence to Winter relating to genealogy, Series 3. For copies of Winter's correspondence, see Series 8.

 Original outgoing correspondence from William Jefferson Winter Y.c.7286-Y.c.7299 1907-1925

Consists of Jefferson Winter's original outgoing correspondence. Includes correspondence to family members, including William Winter. For additional family correspondence, see Series 3. Some items are Winter's own file copies.

Items are arranged alphabetically by recipient's surname and then chronologically.

Item-level description of correspondence can be found in Hamnet, searching by shelfmark or recipient's name.

 Recipients Y.c.7286 Y.c.7287 (1-2) Y.c.7297 Y.c.7288 Y.c.7289 (1-4) Y.c.7290 (1-8) Y.c.7291 (1-7) Y.c.7292 Y.c.7293 (1-2) Y.c.7294 Y.c.7295 Y.c.7296 Y.c.7298 Y.c.7299 Original incoming correspondence to William Jefferson Winter Y.c.7300-Y.c.7334 1898-1928

Consists of original letters to Jefferson Winter. Includes correspondence from family members Elizabeth Campbell Winter and Elsie Leslie. For additional family correspondence, see Series 3.

Items are arranged alphabetically by correspondent's surname and then chronologically.

For incoming correspondence from William Winter, see Series 1, Original outgoing correspondence from William Winter.

Item-level description of correspondence can be found in Hamnet, searching by shelfmark or correspondent's name.

 Correspondents Y.c.7300 (1-18) Y.c.7305 Y.c.7301 Y.c.7302 Y.c.7304 (1-3) Y.c.7306 Y.c.7307 Y.c.7308 (1-2) Y.c.7309 Y.c.7310 Y.c.7311 (1-10) Y.c.7312 Y.c.7313 Y.c.7314 Y.c.7315 (1-3) Y.c.7316 Y.c.7317 (1-7) Y.c.7318 (1-2) Y.c.7319 Y.c.7320 Y.c.7321 Y.c.7322 Y.c.7323 Y.c.7324 (1-9) Y.c.7325 Y.c.7326 (1-6) Y.c.7327 (1-5) Y.c.7328 Y.c.7329 Y.c.7330 Y.c.7331 (1-6) Y.c.7332 (1-2) Y.c.7303 Y.c.7333 (1-3) Y.c.7334 Other correspondence Y.c.7209-Y.c.7285 1839-1917

Consists of correspondence between individuals other than William Winter and William Jefferson Winter. Includes correspondence to and from various family members. For additional family correspondence, see Series 3.

Items are arranged alphabetically by the correspondent's surname and then chronologically.

Item-level description of correspondence can be found in Hamnet, searching by shelfmark or by the correspondent's or recipient's name.

For copies of other correspondence, see Series 8.

 Correspondent/Recipient Y.c.7209 Y.c.7210 Y.c.7211 Y.c.7212 Y.c.7213 Y.c.7214 Y.c.7215 Y.c.7216 Y.c.7237 Y.c.7217 Y.c.7218 Y.c.7270 Y.c.7219 Y.c.7220 Y.c.7221 Y.c.7223 Y.c.7224 Y.c.7225 Y.c.7226 Y.c.7227 Y.c.7228 Y.c.7229 Y.c.7230 Y.c.7231 Y.c.7232 Y.c.7233 Y.c.7222 Y.c.7234 (1-2) Y.c.7235 Y.c.7236 (1-2) Y.c.7238 Y.c.7239 (1-2) Y.c.7240 Y.c.7241 Y.c.7242 Y.c.7243 Y.c.7244 Y.c.7245 (1-15) Y.c.7246 Y.c.7247 Y.c.7248 Y.c.7249 Y.c.7250 Y.c.7251 Y.c.7252 Y.c.7253 Y.c.7254 Y.c.7255 (1-10) Y.c.7257 Y.c.7258 Y.c.7259 Y.c.7260 Y.c.7261 Y.c.7262 Y.c.7263 Y.c.7264 Y.c.7265 Y.c.7266 Y.c.7267 Y.c.7268 Y.c.7269 Y.c.7256 (1-2) Y.c.7271 Y.c.7272 Y.c.7273 (1-2) Y.c.7274 Y.c.7275 Y.c.7276 Y.c.7277 Y.c.7278 Y.c.7279 Y.c.7280 Y.c.7281 (1-7) Y.c.7282 Y.c.7283 Y.c.7284 Y.c.7285 Writings by William Winter Series 2 1836-1917, undated Scope and Content

Includes autograph, typescript and printed items, autograph drafts, copies, proofs and clippings of articles with autograph corrections. Includes signed and unsigned items, some dated and some undated.

For copies of Winter's writings, see Series 8.

 Poems 1872-1916, undated

Poems are arranged alphabetically by first line.

 A breath, a mist, a ghost of light : autograph poems signed Y.d.1418-Y.d.1420 1900-1907

Three copies, all signed "William Winter." Dated January 1900, September 25, 1903 and December 3, 1907.

 A cloud of crystal veined with gold : autograph poem Y.d.1421 undated

Poem titled: Viola. Unsigned.

 A line or two : typescript poem signed Y.d.1422 1906 July 15

Poem titled: The rhyme of the veteran. Copy made by Winter in proposal for newspaper publication. Signed at top right by William Winter.

 An afterglow of sunset, a golden dream of day : autograph poem initialed Y.d.1423 undated

Initialed W.W.

 And yet - the rose that blooms to-day : autograph poem signed Y.d.1424 1903 May 8 Midnight

Written on an envelope, signed "Old Ga." With a Frances Brown poem in pencil, in an unidentified hand, on front side beginning, "The first, the first, Oh naught like this." In an unidentified hand.

 As long as the whispering elm trees are beaten : autograph poem signed Y.d.1425 1879 May 26

Poem titled: Longfellow. Signed William Winter. Annotated: For Harry Edwards of George Rowe.

 A tangled garden, bleak and dry : printed poem signed Y.d.1426 undated

Poem titled: Memory. Marked proof signed William Winter.

 Beneath the midnight moon of May : autograph poem Y.d.1427 undated

Poem titled: The night watch. Unsigned.

 But we'll not fear : autograph poem signed Y.d.1428 1907 December 3

Signed William Winter. Written on the verso of an autograph letter signed from Varnum Waugh, Boston, to William Winter, New York. Waugh request's Winter's autograph for his library.

 Far off beyond the shining sea : printed poem signed Y.d.1429 undated

Poem titled: Henry Irving in William Winter's hand. Signed William Winter. Pasted on a leaf of lined paper.

 Holy starlight shining dim : autograph poem signed Y.d.1430 1897

Signed William Winter.

 If I were dead, her heart would weep for me : autograph poem Y.d.1431 undated

Unsigned.

 If our parting you ordain : autograph poem Y.d.1432 undated

Unsigned.

 If the Star of Hope must set : autograph poem Y.d.1433 undated

Unsigned.

 It is not the gift but the love that is meant : autograph poem Y.d.1434 1909-1912 Christmas

Two poems on one leaf. First line of second poem: Happy the page wherever her sweet eyes rest. At top of leaf: "Dear Elsie" and at the bottom: "With a copy of The Rubaiyat of Omar." Unsigned.

 It is sad that Old Time is so swift to dismember : typescript poem signed Y.d.1435 undated

Poem titled: At seventy-five. By William Winter, New Brighton, Staten Island, New York. Signed William Winter.

 My England! Not my native land : typescript poem Y.d.1436 1916 February 27

Poem titled: My England. Unsigned. Note at top: The New York Times Magazine, February 27, 1916.

 Not all unlearned in sorrow's lore : autograph poem signed Y.d.1437 1895

Signed William Winter.

 Not in their clamorous shouts : autograph poem signed Y.d.1438 1901 March 17

Signed William Winter. With accompanying envelope addressed to W.E. Colville, #500 Woodland Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri.

 Now the star of hope has set : autograph poem signed Y.d.1439 undated

Signed William Winter.

 Oh a golden spoon for me : autograph draft poem Y.d.1440 undated

Unsigned. Note on verso beginning: "They think I'm a doll ... "

 On wings of deeds, the soul must mount!: autograph poem signed Y.d.1441 1888 October

Signed William Winter.

 Patter, little feet : autograph poem Y.d.1442 undated

Unsigned. Note at bottom of leaf: With Elsie's slippers.

 Shrined among their crystal seas : printed poem signed Y.d.1443 undated

Poem titled: Farewell to Iona. Marked proof signed William Winter.

 Sleeping where the black-berries grow : autograph poem signed Y.d.1444 1872 January 26

Signed William Winter, New York. With accompanying envelope addressed to Monroe Crannell, Esq., P.O. Box 58, Albany, New York. Annotation on envelope: "William Winter, New York, Rec'd Jan. 25/73." Originally housed in a small folder annotated by Robert Young (now in worksheet file).

 Sweet from the pitying northern pines : autograph poem signed Y.d.1445 1880 March

Signed William Winter, New York.

 The dirge is sung, the ritual said : printed poem Y.d.1446 1898 August 27

Poem titled: I.H.B. Died August 11, 1898 by William Winter, Santa Catalina Island, Pacific Ocean. Unsigned.

 The emerald throstle's silver call : autograph poem signed Y.d.1447 undated

Signed William Winter. First line of published version of poem: I watched your ship, where strong and bright.

 There is no comfort anywhere, by night-time or by day : autograph poem Y.d.1448 undated

Poem expressing sorrow at the departure of Elsie Leslie.

 There was a great parade to-day the hands played lots o'tunes : autograph poem Y.d.1449 May 30

Note at top: "In the king of hearts."

 These crazy loons : autograph poem Y.d.1450 undated

Unsigned.

 Till violets pour their purple flood : autograph poem signed Y.d.1451 1887

Signed William Winter.

 While evening waits and hearkens : autograph poem initialed Y.d.1452 1889 July 27

Poem titled: Shakespeare. Initialed W.W., Stratford-upon-Avon.

 You've been very much missed, Elsie dear : autograph poem signed Y.d.1453 undated

Signed "Old Ga."

 Clippings of printed poems by Winter Y.d.1454 (1-9) 19th-20th century

Nine miscellaneous clippings; some have been annotated by Winter.

 Essays 1860-1916, undated Obituaries and biographies 1877-1910, undated To the memory of Y.d.1455 undated

Printed item, with manuscript notes by Winter pasted to the bottom. Note by Jefferson Winter: "This was not used--'twas altered: see vol."

 Clipping on Junius Brutus Booth Y.d.1456 undated

Mounted clipping, annotated by Robert Young.

 Obituary of Maurice Barrymore : proof Y.d.1457 1905

Two columns pasted on a larger leaf.

 Notes on Sir Henry Irving : autograph manuscript Y.d.1458 (1-3) 1877

Three leaves of notes, one dated 1877.

 Clippings on Sir Henry Irving Y.d.1459 1904-1905

Mounted clippings; articles written by Winter and others.

 Sketch of the life and career of George Ripley : autograph manuscript Y.d.1460 after 1908 Reprint of an obituary of Albert Henry Smyth Y.d.1461 1907 May 5

Annotated by Winter: "From the New York Tribune. May 5, 1907. William Winter."

 Obituary of Tommaso Salvini : proof Y.d.1462 1907 November 24

Mounted; similar to chapter in Winter's Wallet of time.

 Obituary of Sir Henry Irving : autograph manuscript Y.d.1463 1905 October 15

Note on first leaf: "To Hart Lyman, editor of the New York Tribune." With envelope labeled: "Original mss. of Ob. Henry Irving by William Winter. Dispatch sent to N.Y. Tribune from Los Angeles, October 14, 1905 Property of Jefferson Winter."

 Obituary of Sir Henry Irving : galley proof Y.d.1464 1905 October 15

For the New York Daily Tribune.

 Clipping of a speech and poem on Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson Y.d.1465 1910 April 2

Signed by Winter in upper left corner of first leaf. Mounted newspaper clipping of a speech and poem delivered at the Lotos Club, New York.

 Clipping of an article on Thomas Bailey Aldrich Y.d.1466 1908 December 26

From The New York Tribune.

 Clipping on Clara Fisher Y.d.1467 ca. 1883

Mounted clipping signed William Winter, in the N.Y. Tribune.

 Essay on actors John Gilbert and John E. Owens : proof Y.d.1468 undated

Mounted, with manuscript corrections and additions by Winter; possibly for chapters in Wallet of time and Shadows of the stage.

 Essay on Edward Askew Sothern : proof Y.d.1469 20th century

Mounted. First leaf contains annotation by William Jefferson Winter: "If required, to fill space, this can be used in "Vagrant memories." It parallels "Other days" chapter, but, excepting the changing of the wigs, does not duplicate it ... "

 Essay on Sir Walter Scott : proof Y.d.1470 1890s?

Mounted, with manuscript corrections by Winter; possibly a proof for chapter on Scott in Winter's Gray days and gold.

 The life and art of Edwin Booth : proof Y.d.1471 1890s?

A column from "The Life of Edwin Booth," mounted on four sheets, with manuscript notes and corrections in Jefferson Winter's hand and a homemade booklet of newspaper clippings, "Preface to "Life and Art of Edwin Booth" in Robert Young's hand.

 Chronology of the Life of Joseph Jefferson: Supplementary to that given in my Bibliography of him: page 312 Y.d.1472 1892-1902?

Includes manuscript notes on Jefferson; newspaper clippings pasted on larger leaves of articles Winter wrote on Jefferson with annotations; and an article from The critic on a lecture by Jefferson.

 Reviews 1860-1912, undated Review of Lola Montez Y.d.1473 1860 August 18

Mounted clipping from The Saturday Press.

 Review of various current New York productions Y.d.1474 1912

Syndicate reprint of Drama and Dramatic Affairs article by Winter.

 Review of Julius Caesar Y.d.1475 1912 November 5

Reprint from the Chicago Inter-Ocean.

 Review of Joseph Jefferson's performance as Dr. Pangloss Y.d.1476 1891 October 24

Mounted proof for Harper's Weekly, titled Mr. Jefferson as Dr. Pangloss.

 Review of Adelaide Neilson in Measure for Measure Y.d.1477 1880 May 25

Typescript of review for the New York Tribune

 Review of current New York productions Y.d.1478 1909 April 13

Clipping from the New York Tribune.

 Reviews of various New York productions Y.c.1479 1909

Four Drama articles by Winter clipped from issues of the Pacific Monthly, edited by Lute Pease

 Review of Edward Askew Sothern as Hamlet Y.d.1480 1900 September 22

Mounted clipping from the New York Tribune; annotated by Winter. Formerly housed in an envelope annotated by Robert Young (see worksheet file).

 Review of Edwin Booth as Benedick Y.d.1481 1880 April 5

Typescript of review for the New York Tribune

 Clippings of review and criticisms of various productions, actors and actresses Y.d.1482 (1-17) 19th-20th century

Mounted clippings.

 Other articles 1885-1916, undated Plan for The life and Art of Henry Irving Y.d.1483 after 1885

Typescript outline. Note on 1st leaf: "mem. the book called Henry Irving by W.W., published in 1885 to be re-written and used, with other material to make up the Life. N.B. That book covers only two years)."

 Clipping on Augustin Daly Y.d.1484 [before 1895] July 22

Mounted clipping, possibly written by Winter. Date annotation appears to be in his hand.

 Notes and excerpts : autograph manuscript Y.d.1485 undated

Miscellaneous notes on five leaves on theatrical matters. One on the play Androcles and the Lion, is mounted and contains manuscript annotation by Robert Young.

 Clipping of a letter from Winter to the Editor of The Chicago Israelite Y.d.1486 1907 December 15

Mounted clipping, reprinted in the New York Tribune. Titled: As to Jews. With annotations in Robert Young's hand.

 On a reading by Charles Dickens : proof Y.d.1487 ca. 1868

Annotation in Robert Young's hand: published Dec. 10, 1868

 Shakespeare's Country Y.d.1488 1916 June 1

Printed copy of an article in The Mentor, v.4, number 8. Includes related monographs in the Mentor Reading Course.

 Article on theatrical history : proof Y.d.1489

Mounted galley proof from Shadows of the stage. With annotations in Jefferson Winter's hand.

 A Meditation on 'Twelfth Night': proof Y.d.1490

Part of an article from Shadows of the Stage.

 The Merry Wives of Windsor : proof Y.d.1491 ca. 1886

Corrected and supplemented proof of an introduction for a promptbook for Augustin Daly's version, produced January 1886. Titled in Winter's hand: The Merry Wives of Winter. Signed.

 Shadows of the stage : tearsheet Y.d.1492 1911 January 28

Of an article published in Harper's Weekly.

 Clipping on the murder of passengers on board the steamship Lusitania Y.d.1493 1915 May 11

Mounted with annotation by Robert Young: "From the N.Y. Times May 11, 1915."

 Article on Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe railroad : autograph and typescript Y.d.1494

14 pages of a 17 page magazine article.

 Letter from William Winter to the Editor of the Tribune : typescript Y.d.1495 undated

With manuscript annotations and additions, titled: Protesting against slurs.

 Clipping of an article in which Winter refutes accusations of E.H. Sothern Y.d.1496 1904 July 1

Signed by William Winter, from the Los Angeles examiner.

 Dramatic diaries column and 1872 New Era (London) column 1872-1888 New Era (London) clippings of columns on drama in America Y.d.1500 1872 October 21-December 28

32 clippings, some annotated by Winter. Includes 2 clippings, one from the London times and one from an unidentified newspaper. Formerly housed in an envelope with printed address of Robert Young; annotation on front in Young's hand: "Articles in New Era - London." See worksheet file.

 Dramatic diary column : proofs and autograph manuscripts Y.d.1501 (1-9) 1876-1888

Proofs are mounted, with manuscript annotations.

 Speeches 1887-1905 Farewell speech to Whitelaw Reid : galley proof Y.d.1497 1889 May 3

When Reid was named Minster to France. With manuscript corrections in Winter's hand and date annotation in Jefferson Winter's hand. One leaf is mounted.

 Speech given at Daly's Theatre, New York, commemorating the one hundredth performance of Taming of the Shrew : manuscript Y.d.1498 [1887 April 13]

In an unidentified hand.

 Tribute to Whitelaw Reid : typescript Y.d.1499 1905 May 19

Sent by Winter from Mentone, San Bernardino County, California. Winter's annotation on verso: "Copy of the dispatch that I send from Mentone to Hart Lyman to be read at the Tribune farewell dinner to Whitelaw Reid."

 Journals 1870-1915, undated Elizabeth Campbell Winter's travel notes from a trip to England and Scotland : autograph manuscript Y.d.1502 1894

14 leaves.

 Miscellaneous travel notes : manuscript Y.d.1503 undated

Four leaves of notes in the hand of William Winter, Robert Young and another, possibly Viola Winter.

 Silk-covered notebook of manuscript journal entries with pressed flora Y.d.1504 1870

Entries in William Winter's hand.

 Personal journal entries : autograph manuscripts Y.d.1505 (1-25) 1870-1915

Mostly in Winter's hand, but several items have been transcribed by Jefferson Winter, some are in Elizabeth Campbell Winter's hand, and a few are typescript pages. Includes a folder of partial journal pages.

Y.d.1505 (1): 1870; 1 leaf transcribed in Jefferson Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (2): August 17, 1875-June 1, 1876; 11 leaves in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (3): January 2-February 17, 1880; 4 leaves in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (4): July 2-August 4, 1882; 24 leaves in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (5): March 4, 1883; 1 small fragment in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (6): April 5 and October 14-15, 1886; 2 leaves in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (7): August 17, 1888-September 21, 1888; 30 leaves total; in Winter's hand, with a transcription in Jefferson Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (8): May 10-June 13, 1885; 24 leaves in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (9): June 15-22, 1889; 28 leaves total; in Winter's hand with a partial transcription in Jefferson Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (10): Various dates, first leaf labeled 1890; 46 leaves total transcribed by Jefferson Winter from the missing original; many pages pasted together in one string, others separate

Y.d.1505 (11): February 21-March 1, 1900; 1 leaf in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (12): March 1892; 2 leaves from missing original, transcribed by Jefferson Winter

Y.d.1505 (13): 1894? 1 leaf in Winter's hand; an account of a tour of Scotland

Y.d.1505 (14): August 21-October 12, 1895; 5 leaves in Winter's hand concerning a tour in Britain

Y.d.1505 (15): September-October, 1897; 5 leaves transcribed by Jefferson Winter

Y.d.1505 (16): January 31-February 12, 1900; 3 leaves autograph manuscript and 5 leaves autograph and typed transcription by Jefferson Winter

Y.d.1505 (17): 1904? 6 miscellaneous leaves in Winter's hand and one in Elizabeth Campbell Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (18): January 4-February 18, 1905; 8 leaves in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (19): December 16-31, 1906 and January 1-5, 1907; 1 leaf in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (20): January 6-July 15, 1907; 7 leaves in Winter's hand and 2 leaves of autograph and typed transcription by Jefferson Winter

Y.d.1505 (21): August 1-9, 1912; 3 leaves in Winter's hand; with 12 leaves of transcription of February entries by Jefferson Winter

Y.d.1505 (22): May 16-25, 1913; 6 leaves in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (23): 1915; 1 leaf memo of a reading in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (24): Undated; 1 leaf in Winter's hand

Y.d.1505 (25): One item dated July 15, 1912; other items undated; 28 miscellaneous leaves and fragmentary notes on journal pages in Winter's hand

 Typed and handwritten copies of Winter's writings 1889-1916, undated

In the hand of Jefferson Winter and other unidentified hands. For additional copies of Winter's writings, see Series 8.

 Copy of a memo by William Winter : manuscript Y.d.1515 1889 December

In the hand of Jefferson Winter. Includes an excerpt of a letter from L. Clarke Davis.

 Miscellaneous notes and notes on the Baconian authorship question : manuscript Y.d.1516 undated

In Jefferson Winter's hand and another unidentified hand.

 Copy of The Bacon Humbug : An Address by William Winter : manuscript Y.d.1517 1916 January

Copy in Jefferson Winter's hand of a speech on the claimed authorship of Shakespeare by Bacon

 Copy of an excerpt from Shadows of the Stage : manuscript Y.d.1518 undated

In Jefferson Winter's hand. Does not appear to be in the published version of Shadows of the Stage

 Copy of a memorandum by William Winter in A Sketch of the Life of John Gilbert : typescript Y.d.1519 1890 Copy of a description of the view of Mentone, California, by William Winter Y.d.1520 undated

In the hand of Jefferson Winter.

 Family papers Series 3 18th-20th century, undated Scope and Content

Includes correspondence, genealogical research, clippings, obituaries and other miscellaneous material. For photos of various family members, see Series 9.

 Correspondence relating to family history 1829-1917, undated

For additional correspondence to and from various family members, see Series 1.

 Letter from Mr. S. Cooper to William Winter, New York : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1521 1909 May 27

A thank you note for the final payment for a plot at Silver Mount Cemetery, Staten Island. With an accompanying envelope addressed to Winter at 11 Third Ave., New Brighton, Bor. of Richmond, N.Y.

 Letter from James H. Duncan, Haverhill, to William Winter : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1522 1855 November 30

Concerning Winter's great aunt, Mary D[avis].

 Letter from Annie Winter Hapgood, Gloucester, Massachusetts, to William Winter : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1523 1908 November 24

She has just finished reading Winter's Other Days and thoroughly enjoyed it; recalls happy childhood memories. Addressed from 43 Pleasant Street, Gloucester, Mass.

 Letter from Albert L. Rawson, New York, to William Winter : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1524 1886 March 30

Regarding payment for making the death mask of Arthur Winter. Addressed from 242 West 58th St., New York.

 Letter from Anna Maria Somes, Gloucester, to William Winter : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1525 1877 December

Concerning various family members.

 Letters from John J. Somes, Gloucester, Massachusetts, to William Winter : autograph manuscripts signed Y.d.1526 (1-2) 1902-1907

(1) His son, James R., is looking for theatrical work; (2) asks Winter to write a poem for the upcoming Gloucester Day celebrations.

 Letter from Dan W. Tainter, Lagonda, Chariton County, Missouri, to William Winter : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1527 1908 April

He writes of growing up in Boston.

 Letter from Charles Winter (1800-1878) to William Winter : autograph manuscript signed, fragment Y.d.1528 1878 January 17 Letter from Charles Winter (1833-1903), West Somerville, Massachusetts, to William Winter, New York : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1529 1886 January 26

On the death of Arthur Winter. With accompanying envelope addressed to Winter in Tompkinsville, Staten Island, New York.

 Correspondence and other items relating to Charles Winter (1833-1903) Y.d.1530 (1-18) 1877-1903

Also includes receipts and a memorandum.

Y.d.1530 (1): Letter from Charles Winter to William Winter, October 6, 1897. Refers to "tainted" letter filed with this (see Y.d.1530 (9))

Y.d.1530 (2): Letter from Charles Winter to William Winter, December 8, 1897

Y.d.1530 (3): Letter from Charles Winter to William Winter, December 15, 1897

Y.d.1530 (4): Letter from Charles Winter to William Winter, January 20, 1898

Y.d.1530 (5): Letter from Charles Winter to William Winter, March 16, 1903; with 2 accompanying envelopes. William Winter's annotation on one: "The last letter to me from my brother Charles. March 16, 1903. He died on April 11."

Y.d.1530 (6): Letter from Elizabeth Campbell Winter to Miss Winter, July 28, 1897

Y.d.1530 (7): Letter from Miss A. Winter [dau. of Charles Winter] to Francis A. Stanwood, July 11, [1897?]

Y.d.1530 (8): Letter from Francis M. Stanwood to William Winter, July 12, 1897

Y.d.1530 (9): Letter from G. Winter [niece of William Winter] to William Winter, September 23, 1897. With accompanying envelope.

Y.d.1530 (10): Letter from Charles Winter to Francis M. Stanwood, undated

Y.d.1530 (11): Receipt for one box sent to Charles Winter, June 23, 1877

Y.d.1530 (12): Receipt for one package sent from William Winter to Charles Winter, October 27, 1897

Y.d.1530 (13-15): Receipts from F. Symington, William W. Backus Hospital, to William Winter for Charles Winter's hospital visits, July-August, 1896

Y.d.1530 (16-17): Receipts from Charles Winter to William Winter, October-December, 1899

Y.d.1530 (18): Memorandum of funeral arrangements made by William Winter for Charles Winter, in Jefferson Winter's hand

 Letters from Fitz William Winter, Gloucester, Massachusetts, to William Winter : autograph manuscripts signed Y.d.1531 (1-2) 1914

Concerning William Winter's birth place. Both addressed "Dear cousin Billy."

 Letter from Harry A. Winter, New York, to William Winter Y.d.1532 undated

Refers to various family members; acquisition information indicates correspondent is an imposter claiming to be William Winter's cousin.

 Letters from Mary E. Winter to William Winter : autograph manuscripts signed Y.d.1533 (1-4) 1886-1911

(1) on the death of Arthur Winter; (2-3) on family history; (4) birthday greetings for Winter, with a birthday card. With (1) and (4) are accompanying envelopes.

 Letters from R.R. Winter, Oakland, California and Waterford, Washington, to William Winter : autograph manuscripts signed Y.d.1534 (1-2) 1890-1891

(1) Asks for a photograph of Winter; (2)Thanks Winter for the photograph and discusses his family. Both on letterhead of Hapgood & Co., Waterford, Washington.

 Registered receipt for a letter from William Winter, New York, to Charles Winter (1800-1878), Cambridgeport, Massachusetts : manuscript signed Y.d.1535 1877 December 31

Printed form filled in in manuscript. William Winter's annotation on verso: "The last signature received from my father."

 Letter from Epes Sargent (1784-1853), Boston, to Charles Winter (1800-1878) : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1536 1829 April 20

A letter of reference for Charles Winter. William Winter's annotation on recto: "Handwriting of the father of the poet & dramatist Epes Sargent. W.W."

 Letter and postcard from Belle, Toronto, to Elizabeth Campbell Winter, New York : autograph manuscripts signed Y.d.1537 (1-2) 1891 January 12

Concerning Jim's funeral. With an accompanying envelope.

 Letter from Walter W. Price, New York, to Elizabeth Campbell Winter, Philadelphia : typescript signed Y.d.1538 1917 July 5

With a typescript first person account of the funeral of William Winter.

 Letters from Elizabeth Campbell Winter to Elsie Leslie : autograph manuscripts signed Y.d.1539 (1-4) 1903-1913

With (1) is accompanying envelope; signs herself Marmey.

 Letter from Viola R. Winter Brown to Elsie Leslie : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1540 1904 August 2

Signed Vol [possibly Viola R. Winter Brown].

 Copy of a letter from Jefferson Winter, New York, to Harry A. Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1541 1906 April 4

Concerning a letter sent from Harry A. Winter to William Winter (see Y.c.1532). Winter's own file copy on letterhead of the New York Tribune.

 Copy of a letter from William Winter (1776-1835), Gloucester, to Charles Winter (1800-1878) : manuscript Y.d.1542 1820 February 4

Copy in Jefferson Winter's hand.

 William Winter genealogy research 1836-1917, undated

Items are in William Winter's hand unless otherwise noted.

 Charles Winter (1800-1878) family record : autograph manuscript Y.d.1543 undated

Includes marriage, birth and death dates of Charles Winter's family. William Winter's annotation on recto: "Handwriting of my father, Capt. Charles Winter. William Winter. January 1911."

 Copy of a notice of marriage of Charles Winter (1800-1878) and Louisa Wharf : autograph manuscript Y.d.1544 undated

William Winter's annotation on verso: "Copy of entry of marriage of my Father and Mother. Town records of Gloucester, Mass WW."

 Memorandum on the burial of Arthur Winter : autograph manuscript Y.d.1545 1886? Memoranda about my life : autograph manuscript Y.d.1546 undated Chronology of William Winter's life : autograph manuscript Y.d.1547 undated William Winter family genealogy : autograph manuscript Y.d.1548 191[6?]

Includes marriage, birth and death dates of William Winter's family.

 Pencil note on William Winter's birth : autograph manuscript Y.d.1549 undated Note on William Winter's marriage : autograph manuscript Y.d.1550 undated

Written on a piece of an envelope.

 Note on William Winter's early years in New York : autograph manuscript Y.d.1551 undated Winter family history and genealogy : autograph manuscript Y.d.1552 amended 1905 Note by John T. Somes on the death of Fitz-William Winter (1798-1879) : autograph manuscript Y.d.1553 undated

William Winter's annotation on verso: "The [illegible] is in the hand writing of his cousin John T. Somes of Gloucester, Mass. W.W."

 William Jefferson Winter genealogy research 1878-1929, undated

Manuscript items are in William Jefferson Winter's hand unless otherwise noted.

 Postcard to Jefferson Winter, New York, on the death of Louisa A. Winter : typescript Y.d.1554 1919 April 22

A short note informing Winter that Louisa A. Winter died in Cambridge, Massachusetts on September 27, 1918. Correspondent's identity unknown.

 Biographical notes on William Winter and family genealogy : autograph manuscript Y.d.1555 undated Note on source of family records : autograph manuscript Y.d.1556 undated

Includes a copy of a letter from Epes Sargent (1784-1853) to Charles Winter (1800-1878) dated April 20, 1829 (see Y.d.1536 for the original letter).

 Copy of a note written by William Winter on the honorable discharge of Mark Winter from the Continental Army : autograph manuscript Y.d.1557 undated Note on Winter family genealogy : autograph manuscript Y.d.1558 undated Biographical notes on William Winter's life : autograph manuscript Y.d.1559 1919 January 12

Mostly a chronology of events in Winter's life. Includes one typescript fragment. One leaf dated Jnuary 12, 1919.

 Robert Young genealogy research 1951-1978, undated

Manuscript items are in Robert Young's hand, unless otherwise noted.

 Photos of Winter family cemetery markers in Gloucester, Massachusetts Y.d.1560 (1-2) 1957 September

Two photos.

 Research on Gloucester, Massachusetts: typescript and printed items Y.d.1561 (1-4) 20th century

Includes 2 printed brochures on Gloucester, Massachusetts and 2 typed letters signed between Mabel F. Hill and Robert Young, on the history of Gloucester.

 Winter family crest Y.d.1562 (1-4) 1951 and undated

Includes two typed letters signed on the Winter family coat of arm, from Paul North Rice, New York, to Mrs. Robert Young, Sacramento, (1) dated March 2, 1951 and (2) June 29, 1951. Also with two copies of the family crest, one in Winter's hand (3) and one in Robert Young's hand (4).

 Miscellaneous research material : autograph manuscript, typescript and photocopies Y.d.1563 20th century

Includes miscellaneous leaves and fragments listing birth, marriage and death dates, a postcard from Jean, Englewood, [New Jersey?], to Robert Young, New York, New York, dated May 15, 1958, and a photocopy of William Winter's death certificate.

 Vital statistics of Winter family members in Gloucester, Massachusetts : typescript and photocopies Y.d.1564 (1-2) 1978

Includes two typed letters signed from Elizabeth Roland, Gloucester, to Robert Young, Sacramento, dated April 3, 1978 and April 13, 1978. Roland encloses the photocopies of from the Vital Records of Gloucester, Mass.

 Items on Percy Winter : autograph manuscript, typescript and photocopies Y.d.1565 (1-8) 20th century

Y.d.1565 (1): Mounted clipping on Percy Winter's death

Y.d.1565 (2): Photocopies from Players of the Present on Percy Winter

Y.d.1565 (3): Typescript autobiography written for A.M. Palmer (2p.)

Y.d.1565 (4): Autograph letter signed from Janet Markhefka, Boonton, New Jersey, to Robert Young, dated August 15, 1985

Y.d.1565 (5): Autograph letter signed from Janet Markhefka, Boonton, New Jersey, to Robert Young, dated March 24, 1986, with an accompanying envelope

Y.d.1565 (6): Autograph letter signed from Clarisse [Winter?] to Robert Young, undated

Y.d.1565 (7): Photocopy of an advertisement in The Moving Picture World, November 13, 1915, for Augutus Thomas' The Other Girl (Percy Winter was the director of productions)

Y.d.1565 (8): Manuscript notes on Percy Winter in Young's hand.

 Items on William Winter's death : autograph manuscript, typescript and printed items Y.d.1566 (1-3) 20th century

Includes: (1-2) manuscript notes; (3) a typed letter signed from Lenore Young Turnbull, New York, to Mrs. Winter, dated Feb. 21; and (3) several clippings, mounted and unmounted.

 Estate of William Jefferson Winter : typescript Y.d.1567 1931 April 11

Typescript copy of a New York Herald-Tribune article on William Jefferson Winter's estate.

 Photos undated Photo of Charles Winter (1800-1878) Y.d.1568 undated Photo of Elizabeth Campbell Winter Y.d.1569 undated

Winter is displaying grapefruit from her trees in Mentone, California

 Photo of Polly Tollman's home, Gloucester, Massachusetts Y.d.1570 undated

William Winter's annotations on photo: "I often went to this house in boyhood - W.W." and "Home of my Aunt: Mrs. Polly Tollman. Gloucester, Mass. (She is dead)." Robert Young's annotation on photo: "Polly Tollman was Wm. Winter's aunt, sister of his mother Louisa."

 Clippings 1860-1929

Compiled by William Winter and Robert Young; some annotated.

 Clippings on William Jefferson Winter's role as Lucentio Y.d.1571 1898 May 7

With an envelope annotated by William Winter: "Notices in Boston papers, of Willie as Lucentio - 1st time. May 7, 1898."

 Clippings on Arthur Winter's death Y.d.1572 1886 January-February

Mounted.

 Clipping of an article by George William Curtis on the death of Arthur Winter Y.d.1573 1886

On remarks made by Curtis at Arthur Winter's funeral. Mounted with corrections and Winter's annotation: "These corrections of the printed copy are in the hand-writing of Curtis W.W."

 Clippings on William Jefferson Winter's death Y.d.1574 (4-5) 1929

Mounted

 Clippings relating to Elizabeth Campbell Winter Y.d.1574 (1-3) 1860-1922

Includes The Oasis in the Desert, a story by Lizzie Campbell, written for the New York Saturday Press, published December 1860; a clipping on her death; and a clippings of a drama review she wrote for the Saturday Press.

 Clippings on William Winter's home Y.d.1762 (1-2) 1928 January 14

Two mounted clippings of the same article from the New York Sun on William Winter's home on Staten Island, New York.

 Family miscellanea and records (non-genealogical), including Staten Island Academy material 1745-1929, undated

Includes receipts, visiting cards, invoices, certificates, memoranda and other items.

 Receipt from Joshua Winter, Boston, to Thomas Fayerweather : manuscript signed Y.d.1575 1745 October 31

For goods from a stationer including a ledger and an alphabet received by Winter.

 Receipt from Joshua Winter, Boston, to Thomas Fayerweather : manuscript signed Y.d.1576 1745/6 January 12

For a ledger received by Winter.

 Receipt from Joshua Winter, Boston, to Thomas Fayerweather : manuscript signed Y.d.1577 1760 November 21 Receipt from William Winter to Israel Hearsey : manuscript signed Y.d.1578 1747 September 16

On verso is a receipt from John Fayerweather, Boston, to Israel Hearsey, dated September 16, 1847, for William Winter's order.

 Receipt from William Winter to Thomas Fayerweather : manuscript signed Y.d.1579 1755 February 15

William Winter (1836-1917) annotation on verso: "Must have been my great-granfather W.W. - but I am not sure abt it."

 Receipt from Hannah Winter, Boston, to Thomas Fairweather : manuscript Y.d.1580 1772 November 12

For her son's schooling from June 15-August 20.

 Receipt from Charles Winter (1800-1878) : manuscript signed Y.d.1581 [ca. 1834] March 18

For pay aboard schooner Munroe.

 Receipt from Charles Winter (1800-1878) : manuscript signed Y.d.1582 1834 December 31

For pay aboard schooner Munroe.

 "Memoranda for Billy" by Elizabeth Campbell Winter : autograph manuscript and typescript Y.d.1583 undated

Detailed account of her and William Winter's early days in New York, including dates and locations. For William Jefferson Winter.

 Booklet of "Birthday Greetings from Shakspere," given to Louis Victor Winter from William Winter : printed item Y.d.1584 1889 July 17

Inscribed by William Winter: "To my dearly loved Louis! From his Father, Stratford-upon-Avon, July 1889." Back of booklet annotated by Louis Winter.

 William Winter's visiting cards : printed items Y.d.1585 (1-2) 1911 and undated

Two cards; (1) annotated by Winter: "To my dear Viola on her Birthday. With much love from The Old Burro. July 13, 1911." Verso has a portion of a poem by Wordsworth in Winter's hand. (2) has a small, illegible annotation.

 Family cartoons by William Winter : autograph manuscript Y.d.1586 undated Note Dr. Jefferson Scales, M.D. : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1587 1888 April 20

Certifying that Louis Victor Winter has been indisposed with a mild case of panotitis.

 Certificate of cremation for William Jefferson Winter : printed item Y.d.1588 1929 November 19

Issued by the Rosehill Crematory, Lindon, N.J. Printed form filled in and signed by F.L. Howard, Superintendent.

 Fragment of the master's papers of William Winter (1776-1835) Y.d.1589 undated

Signed by George Washington; most of what appears to be the signature has been removed. With an envelope and plastic cover annotated by Robert Young.

 Invoice for purchase of burial plot : manuscript Y.d.1590 1886 January 27

On letterhead of S. Cooper, Dr. General Furnishing Undertaker, 65 Tompkins Avenue, Tompkinsville, S.I.

 Invoice for the funeral and burial of Arthur Winter : manuscript Y.d.1591 1886 May 24

On letterhead of S. Cooper, Dr. General Furnishing Undertaker, 65 Tompkins Avenue, Tompkinsville, S.I.

 Deed to Winter family burial plot at Silver Mount Cemetery, Staten Island : printed item signed Y.d.1592 1909 July 3

Purchased and signed by William Winter.

 Satisfaction of mortgage of Elizabeth Campbell Winter and William Winter : printed item Y.d.1593 1905 October 26

For their Mentone, California home. Printed form, filled in in manuscript.

 Memorandum of Elizabeth Campbell Winter, Los Angeles, California : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1594 1920 July 14

Disposition of personal belongings to her daughter Viola.

 Campbell family birth and death record prepared by Elizabeth Campbell Winter : autograph manuscript Y.d.1595 undated Program for Miss Thompson's Readings, including a performance by Arthur Winter : printed item Y.d.1596 April 22 Benefit performance in aid of the Arthur Winter memorial library in the Staten Island Academy : printed item Y.d.1597 1891 March 26

Program for a performance by Mr. Richard Mansfield and his New York Dramatic Stock Company.

 Envelope of the Eastern Express Company : printed item Y.d.1598 1872 October 29

In which $60 was sent to Charles Winter (1800-1878) by Edwin Booth. Printed envelope, filled in by hand.

 Page from Winter family bible : manuscript and printed item Y.d.1599 undated

Repaired printed page with family birth and death entries in manuscript. William Winter's annotation: "this is in my father's hand-writing & is from the family Bible - W.W."

 Copy of inscription on the gravestone of William Winter (1776-1835) : manuscript Y.d.1600 undated

In the hand of Annie Winter (Mrs. Hapgood), William Winter's cousin.

 Death certificate of Charles Winter (1800-178) : printed item Y.d.1601 1878 April 18

Printed form, filled in by hand.

 Death certificate of William Jefferson Winter : photocopy Y.d.1602 undated Card indicating the gravesite of Jessie Campbell : printed item Y.d.1603 undated

Printed card of The Rosedale Cemetery Association, noting the location of Campbell's grave and approximate death date in manuscript. Jessie Campbell was Elizabeth Campbell Winter's sister.

 Will of Louis Winter : typescript signed Y.d.1604 1904 October 29 Resolutions of the Board of Trustees of the Staten Island Academy : manuscript signed Y.d.1605 1906 January 11

Thanking and commending William Winter for his services as a member of the Board. Signed by the 20 committee members.

 Memorandum concerning the Arthur Winter Memorial Library : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1606 ca. 1890

Signed by William Winter. Concerning a gift of $100 from Richard Mansfield to the Memorial Library.

 Annual report for the Staten Island Academy : printed item Y.d.1607 1893 June 6

Prepared by William Winter as the President of the Board of Trustees.

 Announcement for a lecture on Henry Wadsworth Longfellow by William Winter : printed item Y.d.1608 1895 March 28

Proceeds for the benefit of the Athletic Fund of the Staten Island Academy.

 Publishing records Series 4 1852-1909 Scope and Content

Includes materials relating to copyrights and contracts, correspondence and account statements.

 Copyright material 1852-1902

Includes certificates, correspondence and notices of copyright made by both William Winter and Elizabeth Campbell Winter

 Letter from Ainsworth Rand Spofford, Washington, D.C., to William Winter : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1609 1891 May 5

Concerning the copyright for Shakespeare's England and Wanderers.

 Letter from John Russell Young, Washington, D.C., to William Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1610 1897 October 26

Concerning the copyright for Elizabeth Campbell Winter's The First Violin.

 District of Massachusetts record of copyright of The Emotion of Sympathy by William Winter : manuscript and printed item signed Y.d.1611 1856 October 30

For a metrical essay read before the Cambridge High School Association, July 26, 1856 by William Winter. A printed form, filled in by hand and signed by the Clerk of the District.

 Receipt from Ainswroth Rand Spofford, Washington, D.C., to William Winter, New York : manuscript and printed item signed Y.d.1612 1874 February 20

Acknowledging receipt of two copies of The Trip to England. Printed item, filled in by hand and signed by Spofford.

 Certificate of copyright for Shakespeare's England by William Winter : manuscript and printed item signed Y.d.1613 1886 June 3

Signed by Ainsworth Rand Spofford.

 Postcards from Thorvald Solberg, Washington, D.C., to Elizabeth Campbell Winter, New York : printed items signed Y.d.1614 (1-4) 1889 April-October

Each postcard is a notice of copyright entry received.

 Letter from John Russell Young, Washington, D.C., to Elizabeth Campbell Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1615 1897 August 25

Concerning copyright procedure and fees.

 Certificate of copyright for Valjean : a domestic and romantic drama by Elizabeth Campbell Winter : manuscript and printed item signed Y.d.1616 1895 April 2

Founded on Victor Hugo's novel of The Wretched. In a prologue and five acts. Printed item, filled in by hand and signed by Ainsworth Rand Spofford.

 Certificate of copyright for Cagliastro : a play in five acts by Elizabeth Campbell Winter : manuscript and printed item signed Y.d.1617 1895 August 30

Printed item, filled in by hand and signed by Ainsworth Rand Spofford.

 Certificate of copyright for The first violin : a drama in five acts by Elizabeth Campbell Winter : manuscript and printed item signed Y.d.1618 1897 September 17

Founded on the novel The First Violin by Jessie Fothergill. Printed item, filled in by hand and signed by Thorvald Solberg.

 Certificate of copyright for A lover and his lass : a drama in five acts by Elizabeth Campbell Winter : manuscript and printed item signed Y.d.1619 1899 October 21

Printed item, filled in by hand and signed by Herbert Putnam and Thorvald Solberg.

 Certificate of copyright for A will and a way : an original play in one act by Elizabeth Campbell Winter : manuscript and printed item signed Y.d.1620 1902 April 28

Printed item, filled in by hand and signed by Herbert Putnam and Thorvald Solberg.

 Publication contracts 1865-1915 Articles of agreement between Benjamin W. Hitchcock, John J. Golder and William Winter : manuscript signed Y.d.1621 1865 October 13

For the authorship, publication and distribution of the second volume of A Pictorial History of the War for the Union. Signed in full by all parties.

 Memorandum of agreement between William Winter and George H. Doran Company : typescript signed Y.d.1622 1915 April 2

For the publication of a volume to be titled Vagrant Memories. Signed by William Winter and George H. Doran.

 Correspondence concerning Winter's edition of Cymbeline 1905-1906

Arranged in chronological order. Includes originals and copies of letters.

 Letter from Charles W. Allen, New York, to Jefferson Winter : typescript signed Y.d.1623 1905 April 27

Concerning Viola Allen acting in a version of Cymbeline. On letterhead of the Viola Allen Company, 214 West 42d Street, New York.

 Letter from Jefferson Winter, "en route," to Charles W. Allen, Cleveland, Ohio : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1624 1905 May 5

He writes that William Winter will undertake the version of Cymbeline which Viola Allen wishes him to make and includes details regarding the arrangement of the play.

 Letter from Jefferson Winter, Mentone, California, to Viola Allen, Greenwich : typescript Y.d.1625 1905 July 22

File copy, unsigned. Correspondent is likely Jefferson Winter. The completed manuscript of Cymbeline has been shipped to Charles W. Allen.

 Letter from Charles W. Allen, Cleveland, Ohio, to Jefferson Winter, Mentone, California : autograph manuscript signed Y.d.1626 1905 May 13

The arrangements suggested by Jefferson Winter relating to William Winter's version of Cymbeline are entirely satisfactory.

 Letter from Jefferson Winter, Mentone, California, to Charles W. Allen, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1627 1905 May 25

Signature is faint; possibly a copy. He writes that his father has begun work on Cymbeline.

 Letter from Jefferson Winter, Mentone, California, to Charles W. Allen, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1628 1905 July 21

Winter's annotation on second leaf: "Copy. Mailed July 21, Mentone." William Winter's version of Cymbeline is completed.

 Letter from Jefferson Winter, Mentone, California, to Viola Allen, Greenwich, Connecticut : typescript Y.d.1629 1905 July 21

File copy, unsigned. Correspondent is likely Jefferson Winter. He discusses the completed prompt-book of Cymbeline.

 Letter from Jefferson Winter, Mentone, California, to Charles W. Allen, New York : typescript Y.d.1630 1905 August 13

File copy, unsigned. Correspondent is likely Jefferson Winter. Acknowledges the receipt of payment in full for the version of Cymbeline by William Winter.

 Letter from William Winter, New York, to Viola Allen : typescript Y.d.1631 1905 December 29

Incomplete file copy, unsigned. Correspondent is likely William Winter. Concerning the completion of the tentative cast of parts in Cymbeline.

 Letter from William Winter, New York, to Viola Allen : typescript Y.d.1632 1906 February 26

File copy, unsigned. Correspondent is likely William Winter. Discusses the production of Cymbeline.

 Letter from William Winter, New York, to Viola Allen : typescript Y.d.1633 1906 March 8

File copy, unsigned. Correspondent is likely William Winter. Discusses the production of Cymbeline.

 Letter from William Winter, Mentone, California, to Charles W. Allen, New York : typescript Y.d.1634 1906 June 8

File copy, unsigned. Correspondent is likely William Winter. He desires that Viola Allen's production of Cymbeline be absolutely unique.

 Correspondence and other materials concerning the William Law Symonds book job 1908 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to William Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.c.1635 1908 March 23

Discusses publishing one or two volumes of letters and writings of his brother, William Law Symonds.

 Letter from William Winter to Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine : typescript Y.d.1636 1908 March 26

File copy, unsigned. Correspondent is likely William Winter. He is willing to edit the letters for the memorial volume of the writings of William Law Symonds.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to William Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1637 1908 March 30

Symonds discusses manuscript pages sent to Winter and payment arrangements.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to William Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1638 1908 April 2

He does not understand why Winter has not yet received the parcel of his brother's manuscripts.

 Letter from Jefferson Winter to Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine : typescript Y.d.1639 1908 April 2

File copy, unsigned. Correspondent is likely Jefferson Winter. Discusses payment for William Winter's services on the project.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to William Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1640 1908 April 3

Symonds is delighted that the manuscript is in Winter's possession and under his perusal. He will send a check tomorrow.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to Jefferson Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1641 1908 April 3

Concerning payment for William Winter's work as editor.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to Jefferson Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1642 1908 April 4

Concerning payment for William Winter's work; he also asks for a recommendation for a sculptor for a monument to the memory of Thomas B. Reed.

 Letter from Jefferson Winter to Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine : typescript Y.d.1643 1908 April 6

File copy, unsigned. Correspondent is likely Jefferson Winter. Concerning payment and William Winter's work on the project.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to Jefferson Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1644 1908 April 11

Concerning William Winter's wish to use Robert Carter's name as the responsible author of the work; he also writes about other various details for book.

 Letter from Jefferson Winter to Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine : typescript Y.d.1645 1908 April 16

File copy, unsigned. Correspondent is likely Jefferson Winter. In response to Symonds' letter on the use of William Winter's name on the book. He also discusses payment for the work and other details.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to Jefferson Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1646 1908 April 17

He would like William Winter to take entire charge as editor.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to Jefferson Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1647 1908 April 21

Concerning a portrait of his brother, his death and publication details.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to William Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1648 1908 April 29

Makes some suggestions on Winter's writings.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to William Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1649 1908 May 6

Thanks Winter for the pamphlet containing his ode in memory of George William Curtis and responds to Winter's questions regarding details in the memoir.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to William Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1650 1908 May 18

He describes how the name and dates appear on the plinth of William Law Symonds' urn.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to Jefferson Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1651 1908 May 27

Praises William Winter's writings on his brother and discusses business matters.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to Jefferson Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1652 1908 June 18

He expresses his satisfaction with the volumes.

 Letter from Joseph W. Symonds, Portland, Maine, to Jefferson Winter, New York : typescript signed Y.d.1653 1908 October 7

On William Winter's accident, his writings and business-related matters.

 Plan of A memorial to William Law Symonds : typescript Y.d.1654 1908

Brief notes on plans for the layout for the book on William Law Symonds.

 Postcard from Thorvald Solberg, Washington, D.C., to William Jefferson Winter, New York : printed item signed Y.d.1655 1908 April 22

A notice of copyright fee received.

 Account information : autograph manuscript, fragments Y.d.1656 (1-4) 1908?

Concerning payment for William Winter's work on the Symonds book. In Jefferson Winter's hand.

 Private memorandum : autograph manuscript Y.d.1657 1908 May 16

Regarding a self presented testimonial; includes payment and profit information. In Jefferson Winter's hand.

 Statement of balance : autograph manuscript Y.d.1658 1909 July 15

In Jefferson Winter's hand.

 Statements of account : typescript Y.d.1659 (1-10) 1908 April-September

Some with manuscript annotations. (1) is signed by Jefferson Winter.

 Account statements, invoices and notes 1872-1909 James R. Osgood and Company account statements : manuscripts Y.d.1660 (1-3) 1872-1879

Each contains William Winter's annotations on verso.

 Copy of invoice sent from Tinsley Brothers, London, to James R. Osgood and Company, Boston : manuscript Y.d.1661 1878 February 8

For published copies of Thistle-down. William Winter's annotation on verso.

 List of copies distributed and publication statements for The Trip to England : manuscripts Y.d.1662 (1-3) 1879 February-July

(1) list of copies distributed by Lee and Shepard; (2-3) publication statements signed by Lee and Shepard. Each annotated by William Winter.

 Macmillan Company account statements : manuscripts Y.d.1663 (1-3) 1907 April-November Note on William Winter's professional relationship with Harper's Weekly : autograph manuscript Y.d.1664 1909 November 16

In Jefferson Winter's hand.

 Materials about William Winter Series 5 1871-1917 Scope and Content

Includes clippings from newspapers, magazines, and other sources, cartoons, Winter testimonial material, invitations and programs with his name from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

 Clippings on William Winter 1871-1917 Clipping on New York theatre critics Y.d.1665 1871 March 19

Refers to William Winter. From The Republic, Philadelphia.

 Clipping on correcting an error regarding William Winter Y.d.1666 1871 May 21

From The Republic, Philadelphia.

 Clipping on Barry Sullivan's performance in Richard III Y.d.1667 1875 January 4

From the Detroit Free Press. Two lines underlined and initialed by William Winter. With an accompanying envelope with a note by Winter: "Speciman of theft from one of my dramatic articles. Detroit Free Press 1875."

 Clipping on Henry Irving's Henry VIII Y.d.1668 1893 December 6

From the Daily News, London. Mentions William Winter.

 Clipping on a dinner for William Winter Y.d.1669 1897 May

From The Sketch. Dated and with one correction in William Winter's hand.

 Clipping on William Winter's criticisms Y.d.1670 1904 February 19

From the Los Angeles Express. Mounted with annotation in Robert Young's hand.

 Clipping of a Drama of the Month article Y.d.1671 1904 March

From The Bookman. Mentions the "rage of Mr. William Winter."

 Clipping on a dinner given for William Winter Y.d.1672 1904 September 24

From The Saturday Evening Herald, Chicago.

 Clippings of an obituary for William Winter : galley proof Y.d.1673 1908 December

Mounted and annotated by Jefferson Winter. Article prepared by Mr. and Mrs. Royal Cortissoz following William Winter's train accident. Additional corrections and annotations in an unidentified hand.

 Clipping of a reprinted article on the memory of Henry Irving by William Winter Y.d.1674 1908 October 13

Mounted reprint of a Tribune article in an unidentified newspaper.

 Clipping of William Winter's tribute Helena Modjeska Y.d.1675 1909 April 10

From the Boston Evening Transcript.

 Clippings on William Winter's resignation from The Tribune Y.d.1676 (1-10) 1909

From The New York Press, The Toledo Blade, The Post Express, The Troy Press, The Literary Digest, The Troy Times and unidentified newspapers. Some mounted; includes one negative photostat.

 Clipping of a portrait of William Winter Y.d.1677 1911 July

From the New York Times. With annotations, possibly in Jefferson Winter's hand.

 Clippings on a Lotos Club dinner for William Winter Y.d.1678 1911

Mounted reprint in The Troy Times of a New York Times article.

 Clipping on William Winter's visit to Bermuda Y.d.1679 1912 March 28

From the Royal Gazette, Bermuda. Annotated and initialed by Jefferson Winter.

 Clipping of an interview with William Winter Y.d.1680 1912 July 21

From The New York Times.

 Clippings on William Winter's death Y.d.1681 (1-4) 1917

From the Boston Transcript and other unidentified newspapers. Some mounted and annotated by Robert Young.

 Clipping on the sale of William Winter's library Y.d.1682 after 1917 Clipping on theatrical libel Y.d.1683 undated

From the Express; mentions William Winter.

 Clipping of a short biography on William Winter Y.d.1684 undated

Mounted; from an unidentified newspaper.

 Clipping on praise of William Winter Y.d.1685 undated

Mounted; from an unidentified newspaper.

 Clippings on William Winter's activities Y.d.1686 (1-7) 1910 and undated

Some mounted; one with corrections. From the Portland Evening Express and other unidentified newspapers.

 Invitations, programs and other items 1882-1911 Decoration Day program : printed item Y.d.1687 1882

William Winter listed as Poet for the Academy of Music event.

 Invitation from Henry Irving, London, to William Winter : printed item Y.d.1688 1886 August 11

Filled in in manuscript.

 Certificate of appreciation from the Actor's Fund of America : printed item signed Y.d.1689 1889 June 12

For William Winter's services in connection with the commemorative exercises of the eighth anniversary of the Actors' Fund. Filled in in manuscript and signed by Chas. W. Thomas.

 Pass for William Winter to The Players, New York : printed item Y.d.1690 1891

Filled in in manuscript, by the request of Sidney Woollett.

 Program of the Colonial Club dinner to Joseph Jefferson : printed item Y.d.1691 1898 March 31

William Winter listed to give a toast, "The Post and the Player."

 Menu for Bohemian Club, San Francisco, dinner to William Winter : printed item Y.d.1692 1905 June 16 Index of seats for National Arts club dinner to William Winter : printed item Y.d.1693 1909 December 15 Tribute to Winter : printed item Y.d.1694 1909

A keepsake booklet from the National Arts Club dinner in honor of William Winter.

 Address of Joseph F. Daly at The Lotos Club Dinner to William Winter : typescript Y.d.1695 1911 October 28 Cartoon of William Winter : photostat Y.d.1696 (1-2) undated

With negative.

 Items relating to the William Winter testimonial 1916 Clippings Y.d.1697 (1-5) 1916

From various publications. Some mounted. (1) Annotated by William Winter; (2) annotated by Robert Young.

 Outline of Tentative Plans for A Testimonial In Honor of William Winter : typescript Y.d.1698 undated

At bottom of first leaf: Viola Allen (Mrs. Peter Duryea), "Edgehill," Scarborough-on-the-Hudson, New York.

 A Mid-Winter Day Dream Being A Pageant of Shakespeare's Characters by Viola Allen : typescript Y.d.1699 undated

Performance script.

 Miscellaneous notes on the testimonial : typescript Y.d.1700 undated

Possibly written by Jefferson Winter.

 List of volunteers for the William Winter testimonial : printed item Y.d.1701 March 14 Copy of a letter from Tyrone Power to Viola Allen, New York : typescript Y.d.1702 1916 February 14

Unsigned. Leaf contains additional notes on Viola Allen's correspondence and an annotation, possibly in Robert Young's hand.

 Copy of a letter from an unidentified recipient to Viola Allen : typescript Y.d.1703 1916 January 26

Unsigned.

 Copy of a letter from an unidentified recipient to Viola Allen : typescript Y.d.1704 1916 January 30

Unsigned.

 Copy of a letter from an unidentified recipient to Viola Allen : typescript Y.d.1705 1916 February 11

Unsigned.

 Copy of a letter from an unidentified recipient to Viola Allen : typescript Y.d.1706 February 13

Unsigned.

 Miscellaneous Series 6 19th-early 20th century Scope and Content

Includes invitations, visiting cards, envelopes, tickets, notes, clippings and other items.

 Miscellaneous items with William Winter's annotations (not clippings) 1861-1915, undated Invitation from Sir Henry Irving to William Winter and Elizabeth Campbell Winter : printed item Y.d.1707 1888 March 10

Addressed to Mr. and Mrs. William Winter; names filled in in manuscript. William Winter's annotation: "Henry Irving's hand-writing."

 Invitation from Joseph W. Harper, New York, to William Winter : manuscript Y.d.1708 October 29 Monday

On letterhead of Harper & Brothers. Requests Winter's presence at the University Club to meet Henry Irving.

 John Russell Young and May D. Davids marriage announcement : printed item Y.d.1709 1890 November 18 Responses to a questionnaire : manuscript and printed item Y.d.1710 1893 January 1

Printed on the recto of a printed letter signed from Naomi Todd Compton, Newark, New Jersey, to William Winter. The letters requests that Winter answers questions to be published with Women's interests of the day entitled: "Ye Confessions and Confidences of Columbian Century Celebrities;" their Preferences and Peccadilloes. The questionnaire has been partially filled in by Winter.

 The Chicago Stage by William S. Walker : printed item Y.d.1711 1871

61-page pamphlet of theatre and player histories and biographies for the 1870-71 season. Written on the cover is a note on the content of the pamphlet and pasted below it is a list of players, both in Winter's hand.

 Report of the Holland Benefit Testimonial Fund by Theodore Moss and J.H. Magonigle : printed item Y.d.1712 1871

Published report of benefit held for the widow and children of actor George Holland. Title page is annotated by William Winter and text contains corrections in Winter's hand. Laid in is a slip of lined paper with a note in Winter's hand.

 Note on the Richmond County Savings Bank : autograph manuscript Y.d.1713 1915?

Found in a folder containing an autograph letter signed from William Winter to Elsie Leslie dated 1915.

 Ticket stub : printed item Y.d.1714 1880 September 14

Annotation on verso: "Arch St. Theatre Philadelphia. Tuesday evening Sept 14. 1880 to see Jefferson in Bob Acres. Will Winter"

 Corn Exchange Bank deposit slip : printed item signed Y.d.1715 1912 November

Signed by William Winter.

 Note of receipt of Frank Wood's papers : manuscript signed Y.d.1716 1871 May 24

A brief note: Frank Wood's papers to be taken to Mr. Wm. Winter at the request of Laura H. Wood dated May 24 1871. Annotation in Winter's hand: "These Papers were delivered to me in 1892. William Winter."

 Verses in the hand of Tyrone Power (1914-1958) : autograph manuscript Y.d.1717 1897

On letterhead of the U.S.M.S. "Paris." Annotated by William Winter: "Handwriting of Tyrone Power, the younger (1897)." With an accompanying envelope, also annotated by Winter: "Verses in the hand-writing of Tyrone Power. - S.S. Paris - 1897."

 Visiting card of William Winter : printed item signed Y.d.1718 March 15

Annotated by Winter: "Will Mr. Shea please let Mrs. Winter have the seats reserved for me to-day at the Empire. William Winter."

 Visiting card of William Winter : printed item Y.d.1719 November 20

Includes manuscript annotation in Winter's hand: "Please let the bearer have the 3 seats reserved for me at the Princess Theatre to-night & oblige William Winter. N.Y. Tribune."

 Dinner placecard for Mr. Winter : manuscript and printed item Y.d.1720 1882 December 24

Menu on verso. Annotated by William Winter.

 Note concerning payment of debt : autograph manuscript initialed Y.d.1721 1861 August 1

Initialed by William Winter.

 Handwriting of Mary Anderson : autograph manuscript Y.d.1722 undated

A small piece of paper with the note: "William Winter Esq. No 221 E. 18 St City." Annotated by Winter: "Handwriting of Miss Mary Anderson."

 Copy of inscription from the gravestone of Robert Jefferson : manuscript Y.d.1723 undated

Manuscript note in Winter's hand stapled to item: "Rubbing from grave-stone in churchyard of Ripon Cathedral."

 Envelope face addressed to William Winter : autograph manuscript Y.d.1757 1912 March 6

Face of envelope only. Addressed to Winter at the Editorial Department, New York Daily Tribune, New York City. Addressed from William Ordway Partridge, Reform Club. Postmarked March 6, 1912. Contains brief annotations by Jefferson Winter.

 Address slip addressed to William Winter : autograph manuscript Y.d.1758 1903 June 9

Addressed to William Winter at 17 Third Avenue, New Brighton, Staten Island, New York. "E. Terry" written in lower left corner and William Winter's annotation indicates the correspondent is Edward Terry. Postmark is partially illegible; acquisition information gives year as 1903.

 Miscellaneous items without annotations 1890-1909, undated Lord! we have given, in thy name : typescript poem Y.d.1724 undated

Poem titled "The Hymn of Princes." By John Brougham.

 Envelope from The Tribune, New York : typescript and printed item Y.d.1725 undated

Printed letterhead of The Tribune. Typescript note on face of envelope: "BLACK. Re. Legacy of Joseph Jefferson."

 Here Irving sat, and here forevermore : typescript poem Y.d.1726 undated

Two lines of verse, mounted. Writer unidentified.

 Ticket for a lecture by Sir Henry Irving : printed item Y.d.1727 1895 November 20

For a lecture at Columbia College, New York, on the character of Macbeth.

 This is the noise of beast who will have oats : typescript poem signed Y.d.1728 1909 August 29

Addressed to the New York Tribune; signature is illegible.

 Card from Mrs. James Lewis to unidentified recipient : printed item Y.d.1729 undated

Acknowledgement of recipient's message of sympathy on the death of James Lewis.

 Visiting card of Minnie Maddern Fiske : printed item signed Y.d.1730 undated

Name printed on card and crossed out: Mrs. Harrison Grey Fiske. Includes manuscript note: "To Viola with love Minnie." Viola is probably Viola R. Winter Brown.

 Program for Joseph Jefferson Comedy Company's Rip Van Winkle : printed item Y.d.1731 1899 April 17

For a production at the Harlem Opera House.

 Visiting card of P.C. Macfarlane, Los Angeles : printed item Y.d.1732 undated

Previously housed in a folder dated 1898.

 Notice of retirement of Thomas Newberry Rooker : printed item Y.d.1733 1897 March 10 Addenda to Falstaff's Dying Words by Locke Richardson, New York : printed item Y.d.1734 1897 January 23

An addenda to Richardson's article. With a printed letter from Sir Henry Irving to Locke Richardson on the same topic dated February 10, 1897.

 Souvenir program for The Prince and the Pauper : printed item Y.d.1735 1890

For Daniel Frohman's production at the Grand Opera House, Los Angeles, starring Elsie Leslie.

 Program for a George William Curtis Memorial Committee : printed item Y.d.1742 after 1892 Biographical newspaper and magazine clippings relating to actors, programs, illustrations and journal articles 1854-1957 Scope and Content

Items probably collected by William Winter, some of it later mounted and noted by Young and some annotated by Winter. Also includes some later clippings (mid-20th century).

See acquisition information for a more detailed description of items.

 Clippings on John McCullough's London performance in Virginius Y.d.1736 (1-3) 1881? Clipping on the death of William North Y.d.1737 1854 November 16

From the New York Tribune. Mounted with annotations in William Winter's hand.

 Clippings on Joseph Jefferson Y.d.1738 (1-8) 1884-1905, undated

Several clippings mounted on two leaves; some undated and some annotated by William Winter. Three are from the New York Sun. One clipping on the marriage of William Winter Jefferson. On the verso of (2) is a manuscript note on several members of the Jefferson family in an unidentified hand.

 Clipping on Sir Henry Irving's performance in Becket Y.d.1739 1893 February 7

From the St. James's Gazette.

 Clipping on Sir Henry Irving's death Y.d.1740 1905 October 27

Dean H. Martyn Hart responds to an article he wrote contrasting Sir Henry Irving and Dr. Barnado following the death of Irving. From the Denver Republican; mounted.

 Clipping of an article damning the theatre Y.d.1741 1883

With a photocopy of a portion of the article.

 Miscellaneous drama articles : printed items Y.d.1743 (1-5) 1898-1912

Y.d.1743 (1): Article from The Puritan entitled The New Woman of Yesterday, 1890s?

Y.d.1743 (2): Various articles from The Bookman, v.8, Sept. 1898

Y.c.1743 (3): Various articles from The Bookman, v.14, Sept. 1901

Y.c.1743 (4): Article from The Critic entitled Thackeray, "Vanity Fair," and Mrs. Fiske, Oct. 1899

Y.c.1744 (5): Article from the Overland Monthly, July-Dec. 1912

 Autobiographical sketch of Mrs. John Drew : printed item Y.d.1744 1899 July-December

From Scribner's Magazine, v.26.

 The Stage Reminiscences of Mrs. Gilbert : printed item Y.d.1745 1901 January-June

Edited by Charlotte M. Martin. From Scribner's Magazine, v.29.

 Clippings on Sir Henry Irving Y.d.1746 (1-13) 1890-1915

From various sources, some identified and some dated. Several have brief manuscript annotations.

Y.d.1746 (1): Mr. Irving's Address. Unknown source; mounted

Y.d.1746 (2): Incidents in the Great Actor's Early Days. From the Cleveland Leader, 1895; mounted

Y.d.1746 (3): Pen and Pencil Banquet to Sir Henry Irving. From The Scotsman, June 18, 1896; mounted

Y.d.1746 (4): On Henry Irving's appointment to the office of Rede lecturer, June 26, 1898. Unknown source; mounted

Y.d.1746 (5): Three clippings related to Irving mounted together, one from The Era dated March 31, 1906 and another one dated January 1899. The third clipping is from an unknown source

Y.d.1746 (6): Five clippings related to Irving mounted together; one from the New York Tribune dated October 6, 1890

Y.d.1746 (7): Irving to Students, the Character of Macbeth. From an unknown source

Y.d.1746 (8): Irving's New Degree. From the New York Tribune, July 31, 1899; mounted

Y.d.1746 (9): Sir Henry Irving on His American Tour. From the London Telegraph, May 29, 1896; unmounted

Y.d.1746 (10): Actors' Tribute to the Late Sir Henry Irving. From the London Daily Mirror, December 6, 1910; unmounted

Y.d.1746 (11): Clipping on the tenth anniversary of Irving's death. From a London paper, October 1915; annotated by Winter and unmounted. Removed from Y.d.893

Y.d.1746 (12): Clipping on Henry Irving and Ellen Terry in Faust. Annotated, in Jefferson Winter's hand? Unmounted

Y.d.1746 (13): Clipping on the death of Henry Irving, October 14, 1905; unmounted

 Clippings on Edwin Forrest's death Y.d.1747 (1-6) 1872

From various sources including The Newark Daily Journal, The Daily Courier, the Boston Daily Globe, and other unidentified newspapers.

 Clippings on the death of Ada Clare Y.d.1748 (1-15) 1874

From various sources including the Lynchburg Virginian, the Daily Advertiser, The St. Louis Republican, the Evening Star, The Republican and other unidentified newspapers.

 Clippings on Henry Clapp's death Y.d.1749 (1-7) 1875

From various sources including the Herald, the Philadelphia Tribune, The Journal, the Buffalo Courier, The Times and one newspaper from Portland.

 Clippings on Mary Anderson (1859-1940) Y.d.1750 (1-21) 1877-1885?

Some items are mounted and some are annotated by Robert Young. From various sources including The Era, Court and Society, The World, Pall Mall Budget, The Bat, the Pall Mall Gazette, The Whitehall Review, the Saturday Review, Life, Lady's Pictorial, The Dramatic Review, The Graphic, Punch and others.

 Clippings and other items relating to Sir Henry Irving Y.d.1751 (1-15) 1894-1905

Y.d.1751 (1): Royal General Theatrical Fund printed announcement for a public dinner in honor of Henry Irving, May 21, 1894. Annotated and signed by William Winter

Y.d.1751 (2): Clipping of a photo of Irving; mounted. Undated and unidentified source

Y.d.1751 (3): Clipping of a photo, presumably of a woman; mounted. Undated and unidentified source

Y.d.1751 (4): Clipping of Irving as Cardinal Wolsey in Henry VIII

Y.d.1751 (5): Clipping of a photo of Irving

Y.d.1751 (6): Printed menu with title "Shakespeare's King Henry the Ninth" on cover; for a banquet to Irving by The Edinburgh Pen & Pencil Club, October 31, 1894

Y.d.1751 (7): Clipping of Irving as Robespierre

Y.d.1751 (8): Memorial Theatre, Stratford-On-Avon, printed program for the annual series of Dramatic Performances commencing April 24, 1905; Irving will open the festival with Merchant of Venice

Y.d.1751 (9): Printed list of 1897 tour dates for Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry and the Lyceum Company

Y.d.1751 (10): Printed list of tour dates for the American Tour, 1895-1896 of Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry and the Lyceum Company

Y.d.1751 (11): Clipping of tour dates for the Fifth American Tour, 1895-1896 of Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry and the Lyceum Company

Y.d.1751 (12): Another clipping of tour dates for the Fifth American Tour, 1895-1896 of Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry and the Lyceum Company

Y.d.1751 (13): Clipping for a farewell engagement beginning May 4th for Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry and the Lyceum Company

Y.d.1751 (14): Dundee What's On? An Illustrated Dramatic and Musical Monthly, v.2, Special Number, October 1904 (issue devoted to Irving)

Y.d.1751 (15): Theatre Royal, Portsmouth printed program for the Farewell of Henry Irving, week commencing Monday, January 23, 1905

 Clippings on Edwin Booth Y.d.1752 (1-11) undated

All but one of the clippings are mounted; some annotated by Robert Young and most undated. From the San Jose Daily Mercury, the San Francisco Chronicle and other unidentified sources.

 Clippings on Edwin Booth Y.d.1753 (1-14) 1853-1957

From various sources, most unidentified and some undated.

Y.d.1753 (1): Mounted clipping, Edwin Booth as Richelieu. Dated Feb. 5, 1878 and initialed by William Winter

Y.d.1753 (2): Printed advertisement for a production of Hamlet, with Edwin Booth as Hamlet, at the Howard Athenaeum, Oct. 31, 1859

Y.d.1753 (3): Clipping dated Friday, March 17, 1871, advertising the production of Much Ado About Nothing at Booth's Theatre, New York

Y.d.1753 (4): Clipping dated Oct. 1886, in an unidentified hand, for a production of Othello, with Edwin Booth as Othello

Y.d.1753 (5): Clipping of a photograph of Edwin Booth taken four years before his death

Y.d.1753 (6): Clipping of an article from The Critic entitled Edwin Booth and Ole Bull, January-June, 1906

Y.d.1753 (7): Plan of Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Includes the location of Edwin Booth's grave

Y.d.1753 (8): Typescript bookseller's description of an autograph letter signed from Edwin Booth to Miss Gale

Y.d.1753 (9): Photograph of Edwin Booth's gravestone taken July, 1957

Y.d.1753 (10): Clipping of an article (partial) on Edwin Booth's letters

Y.d.1753 (11): Clipping entitled Attempt to assassinate Booth, mounted on an index card and annotated by Robert Young

Y.d.1753 (12): Clipping entitled Mr. Booth's Hamlet

Y.d.1753 (13): Clipping from Pall Mall dated November 8, 1880

Y.d.1753 (14): Clipping on a biography of Edwin Booth

 The business of a theatre (the conduct of great businesses- eighth paper) : printed item Y.d.1754 1899 January-June

Clipping of an article from Scribner's Magazine, v.25 by W.J. Henderson

 Clippings on Shakespeare Y.d.1755 (1-4) 1914-1916

On various Shakespeare-related topics.

Y.d.1755 (1): One page from the Boston Evening Transcript, Saturday, April 22, 1916

Y.d.1755 (2): Clipping of a reprint from the New York Times, May 21, 1916 entitled The Bard Knew Medicine

Y.d.1755 (3): Clipping from the Medical Record, May 20, 1916 entitled Dr. John Hall- Shakespeare's son-in-law

Y.d.1755 (4): Two pages from the Boston Evening Transcript, Saturday, October 14, 1916 entitled Through the English-speaking theatre with Shakspeare's pageant-play

Y.d.1755 (5): Clipping from an unidentified source entitled 'Othello' presented at Lyric Theatre. Dated Feb. 16, 1914, possibly in William Winter's hand

Y.d.1755 (6): Small picture, possibly cut from a postcard, of William Shakespeare's house

Y.d.1755 (7): Clipping from an unidentified source entitled Shakspeare, "Extra Illustrated" by John Bouve Clapp

 Cardboard plaque Y.d.1756 undated

"R.B. Mantell as Richelieu" written in manuscript.

 Fragments undated

Includes manuscript, typescript and printed fragments on topics including poetry, theatrical criticism, journalism and Shakespeare.

 Comments on poetry : autograph manuscript Y.d.1506 (1-3) undated

Unsigned. Includes comments on the history of poetry, a list of favorite poems, and comments on a writer of verse.

 Self-defense of his role as critic at the Tribune : manuscript Y.d.1507 undated

Unsigned and in an unidentified hand. On letterhead of the New York Tribune, William Winter, Dramatic Department.

 Excerpt from the dedication for the Wallet of Time : autograph manuscript Y.d.1508 undated

Mounted.

 Fragments on theatrical criticism and theory : autograph manuscript Y.d.1509 (1-15) undated Miscellaneous fragments : autograph and typescript Y.d.1510 undated

Approximately 25 fragments, some loose and some mounted. Includes several newspaper clippings.

 Notes on Shakespeare : autograph and typescript Y.d.1511 undated

5 fragments mounted together.

 Miscellaneous fragments of opinion on Shakespeare, theatre, and actors and actresses : autograph and typescript Y.d.1512 (1-9) undated Note on the value of criticism : autograph manuscript Y.d.1513 undated Note on the journalist and the function of journalism : autograph manuscript Y.d.1514 undated William Jefferson Winter research materials Series 7 1901-1955, undated Scope and Content

Manuscript and typescript research materials and notes by William Jefferson Winter, as well as items with his annotations. Items are mostly undated.

For additional research items in William Jefferson Winter's hand, see Series 8, items Y.d.1760 (176-207).

 Notes on William Winter Y.d.1759 (1-9) 1915, undated

Notes are mostly of a personal nature. Y.d.1759 (9) is a file compiled by William Jefferson Winter on the libel of William Winter by actor Nat Goodwin in 1915; includes an autograph letter signed from John Ernest Warren to William Jefferson Winter dated March 25, 1915.

 Biographical notes and writings Y.d.1759 (10-17) 1908-1955, undated

For a projected biography on William Winter. (16) includes annotations in William Winter's hand; (17) is a typescript copy made by Robert Young in January 1955. Young's annotation indicates original had been destroyed because of rotting paper.

 Miscellaneous notes Y.d.1759 (18-24) 1901, undated

Y.d.1759 (24) is a printed program for a performance of Rip Van Winkle with Joseph Jefferson and his comedy company at the New National Theatre, Washington, D.C., 1901.

 Robert Young research materials Series 8 19th-20th century, undated

Materials compiled by Young for a biography on William Winter. Includes copies of William Winter's, William Jefferson Winter's and other correspondent's incoming and outgoing correspondence; copies of William Winter's writings; Robert Young's incoming and outgoing correspondence; clippings and other research materials.

For additional correspondence and research materials relating to family history, see Series 3.

 Copies of correspondence Y.c.7335 (1-1295) 19th-20th century

Original manuscripts in various institution libraries. Not to be reproduced without written permission from owning institution.

Consists of copies of William Winter's, William Jefferson Winter's and other correspondent's incoming and outgoing correspondence. The copies include photocopies by Robert Young; handwritten copies in the hand of William Jefferson Winter, Robert Young, several in William Winter's hand and several in unidentified hands; and typescript copies made by William Jefferson Winter and Robert Young. Some contain brief annotations in William Winter's hand. Some copies are incomplete or excerpts only. Many include stamps or manuscript annotations indicating the original letter's current location.

Outgoing correspondence is arranged alphabetically by recipient's surname; incoming correspondence is arranged alphabetically by correspondent's surname. Other correspondence (between individuals other than William Winter and William Jefferson Winter) is arranged alphabetically by correspondent's surname.

Y.c.7335 (1-738): Copies of William Winter's outgoing correspondence

Y.c.7335 (739-1243): Copies of William Winter's incoming correspondence

Y.c.7335 (1244-1249): Copies of William Jefferson Winter's outgoing correspondence

Y.c.7335 (1250-1251): Copies of William Jefferson Winter's incoming correspondence

Y.c.7335 (1252-1295): Copies of other correspondence

 Copies of writings by William Winter Y.d.1760 (1-41) 1860-1913

Includes photocopies of poems, book inscriptions, readings, corrected proofs, obituaries, essays and other items. Arranged in chronological order; includes a number of undated items.

 Robert Young's incoming and outgoing correspondence Y.d.1760 (42-113) 1951-1982

Includes typescript and manuscript letters concerning Young's research for his biography on William Winter. Arranged in chronological order. Some of the outgoing correspondence appears to be Robert Young's own file copies.

 Research material Y.d.1760 (114-214) 20th century

Consists of mostly miscellaneous and fragmentary articles and clippings, manuscript and typescript notes and photocopies.

Includes material relating to Richard Mansfield (Y.d.1760 (114-127)); notes and excerpts of correspondence concerning a National Arts Club of New York City dinner for William Winter in 1909 (Y.d.1760 (128) and (165)); Winter's employment and resignation from the New York Tribune (Y.d.1760 (129)); the testimonial to Winter in 1916 (Y.d.1760 (130-131)); and the Charles Dickens Centenary Testimonial in 1912 (Y.d.1760 (132-138).

Several items originally from a folder labeled "Book file" (Y.d.1760 (176-207)) are in William Jefferson Winter's hand and two are in William Winter's hand (Y.d.1760 (186) and Y.d.1760 (188)).

 Clippings Y.d.1760 (215-287) 19th-20th century

Consists of clippings and photocopies from books and newspapers, likely collected and compiled by Robert Young. Some items contain Young's annotations.

 Miscellaneous photos and objects Series 9 Pictures Photo of a desk clock Y.d.1761 2003?

Sterling silver mounted desk clock and thermometer given to William Winter by Augustin Daly. Item discarded after arrival at the Folger and replaced by a studio photograph.

 Winter family photographs Y.d.1763 (1-100) Cabinet portrait of William Winter Y.d.1763 (1) 1882 April 6

Sarony

 Cabinet portrait of William Winter Y.d.1763 (2) ca. 1890

Almstaedt. Inscribed "My Burro," a nickname by his daughter Viola Rosamund.

 Cabinet portrait of William Winter Y.d.1763 (3) ca. 1912

Almstaedt. Inscribed "The Old Man."

 Print of William Winter Y.d.1763 (4) 1905 September 6

Dogeared print of a 1900 photo. Inscribed to his daughter Viola on verso and dated Sept. 6, 1905.

 Print of William Winter Y.d.1763 (5) ca. 1900

Print of a 1900 photo. Annotated by Jefferson Winter on verso.

 Print of William Winter Y.d.1763 (6) ca. 1900

Print of a 1900 photo.

 Cabinet portrait of William Winter and his Boyleston School, Boston, class Y.d.1763 (7) ca. 1846-1850

Winter is in front row marked by a "V."

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (8) undated

Taken in his New York Tribune office. With accompanying envelope annotated by Robert Young.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (9) 1905 or 1906

Mounted and annotated by Jefferson Winter.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (10) 1897?

Mounted and annotated by Jefferson Winter.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (11) 1912 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (12) 1902 April 6

Mounted and annotated by Jefferson Winter.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (13) 1876 Carte de visite of William Winter Y.d.1763 (14) 1876

Sarony photo, signed by Winter.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (15) undated

Mounted and inscribed and signed by Winter.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (16) ca. 1897

Almstaedt photo, mounted and annotated by Jefferson Winter.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (17) 1905 or 1906

Mounted Almstaedt photo, annotated by Jefferson Winter.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (18) 1905 or 1906

Mounted Almstaedt photo, annotated by Jefferson Winter.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (19) undated

Mounted Almstaedt photo, annotated by Jefferson Winter.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (19) undated

Mounted Almstaedt photo, annotated by Jefferson Winter.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (20) undated

Mounted Almstaedt photo, annotated by Jefferson Winter.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (21) undated Book proof photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (22) 1898

Annotated by Jefferson Winter.

 Book proof photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (23) undated Cabinet portrait of William Winter Y.d.1763 (24) 1899 or 1900?

Mounted Sarony portrait. Annotated by Jefferson Winter and Robert Young. Appraisal list gives date as ca. 1912 but Winter's annotation dates item as 1899 or 1900?

 Cabinet portrait of William Winter Y.d.1763 (25) 1901 June 17

Mounted Sarony portrait. Inscribed to his daughter-in-law, actress Elsie Leslie, June 17, 1901.

 Photo of Elizabeth Campbell Winter Y.d.1763 (26) undated

Reading in the parlor of the Mentone, California home. Annotated by Robert Young.

 Photo of Elizabeth Campbell Winter Y.d.1763 (27) undated

Standing in the parlor of the Mentone, California home.

 Carte de visite of Elizabeth Campbell Winter Y.d.1763 (28) 1889 May 24

Inscribed "My dear Will. Your Lill" and dated May 24th, 1889. Almstaedt photo.

 Carte de visite of Elizabeth Campbell Winter Y.d.1763 (29) undated

Print of a drawing by John Marble. Inscribed "My precious "Monie."" Almstaedt.

 Carte de visite of Elizabeth Campbell Winter Y.d.1763 (30) undated

Print of a miniature painting on ivory.

 Carte de visite of Elizabeth Campbell Winter Y.d.1763 (31) undated

Photo docketed "Lizzie" in William Winter's hand. "Viola Winter My Mother" written on back.

 Carte de visite of Elizabeth Campbell Winter Y.d.1763 (32) undated

Photo inscribed and signed by William Winter on the back.

Torn in half and repaired with tape.

 Carte de visite of Elizabeth Campbell Winter Y.d.1763 (33) undated

Sarony photo docketed "Lizzie Winter" in William Winter's hand.

Town in lower right corner and repaired with tape.

 Cabinet portrait of Elsie Leslie as Glory Quayle Y.d.1763 (34) 1958 July 5

Inscribed "To Robert with best wishes Elsie Leslie Milliken" and dated July 5, 58.

 Photos of Louis Winter, Eva Camille Anderson and Louis Winter, Jr. Y.d.1763 (35) late 19th or early 20th century

Formerly framed photograph set of two pictures, cabinet cards cut down into ovals (frame discarded). One picture depicts Louis Victor Winter, third son of William Winter, and the other picture depicts Eva Camille Anderson and Louis Victor Winter, Jr., Louis Victor Winter's wife and son.

 Carte de visite of Louis Winter Y.d.1763 (36) ca. 1876

Aged 3-4; Sarony photo.

 Cabinet portrait of Louis Winter Y.d.1763 (37) undated

Almstaedt photo.

 Cabinet portrait of Louis Winter Y.d.1763 (38) ca. 1875

Sarony photo at age 2, docketed "Louis Victor Campbell Winter" in William Winter's hand. Sarony photo.

 Cabinet portrait of Louis Winter Y.d.1763 (39) undated

Sarony photo.

 Cabinet portrait of Louis Winter Y.d.1763 (40) 1898

At Brown University.

 Cabinet portrait of Louis Winter Y.d.1736 (41) undated

In London.

Lower right corner missing (loss of address of portrait studio).

 Cabinet portrait of Percy Winter Y.d.1736 (42) undated

Sarony photo inscribed "To my Dear Marmey," followed by a line from Winter's Tale, "What you do still betters what is done."

 Cabinet portrait of Percy Winter Y.d.1736 (43) undated

By Marceau, San Francisco.

 Cabinet portrait of Percy Winter Y.d.1763 (44) undated

Taken in William Winter's office at the New York Tribune. Annotated by Viola Rosamund Winter on the back, "Percy Winter My eldest brother. V.R.W."

 Cabinet portrait of Percy Winter Y.d.1763 (45) undated Cabinet portrait of Percy Winter as Calvin Stedman in Men and Women Y.d.1763 (46) undated Cabinet portrait of Percy Winter as Mr. Keber in The Bauble Shop Y.d.1763 (47) undated Cabinet portrait of Percy Winter as Sam Gerridge in Caste Y.d.1763 (48) undated Cabinet portrait of Percy Winter as Captain Redwood in Jim the Penman Y.d.1763 (49) undated Cabinet portrait of Percy Winter as the Marquis de Presles in The Two Orphans Y.d.1763 (50) undated Cabinet portrait of Percy Winter as Count de Carojac in The Banker's Daughter Y.d.1763 (51) undated Cabinet portrait of Percy Winter Y.d.1763 (52) undated Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter Y.d.1763 (53) undated

Sarony photo.

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter Y.d.1763 (54) undated

Sarony photo.

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter Y.d.1763 (55) undated

Sarony photo.

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter Y.d.1763 (56) undated

Sarony copy.

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter as Lorenzo in The Merchant of Venice Y.d.1763 (57) undated

The photo also depicts Wilfred Clarke (left) as Lancelot Gobbo in the Augustin Daly production of the play. Sarony photo.

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter in The Merchant of Venice Y.d.1763 (58) undated

Sarony photo.

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter as Christian in Cyrano de Bergerac Y.d.1763 (59) undated

Sarony photo. In Augustin Daly's Company.

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter Y.d.1763 (60) ca. 1888-1890

Almstaedt photo. Age 10-12.

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter Y.d.1763 (61) ca. 1884

In London.

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter Y.d.1763 (62) ca. 1899

Sarony photo. Inscribed by Winter on the back: "To Elsene with dearest love. Her Will - as once he looked, when he "was young & charming, many [underlined] years ago!"" Inscription dated July 7, 1915.

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter Y.d.1763 (63) undated

Four lines from Two Gentlemen of Verona are written on the back in an unidentified hand, beginning, "His words are bonds, his oaths are oracles."

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter Y.d.1763 (64) undated

Almstaedt photo.

 Cabinet portrait of William Jefferson Winter Y.d.1763 (65) undated

Cut into oval.

 Cabinet portrait of William Winter and Viola Rosamund Winter Y.d.1763 (66) ca. 1895

Almstaedt photo.

 Photo of Viola Rosamund Winter Y.d.1763 (67) 1904 Cabinet portrait of Viola Rosamund Winter Y.d.1763 (68) ca. 1885

Age 4 in London.

Photo chipped in upper left, right and lower left corners. Left corner missing name of portrait studio.

 Cabinet portrait of Viola Rosamund Winter Y.d.1763 (69) 1896 April

Almstaedt photo. Age 15; inscribed on back, "For My Dear Little Monie From Her Vola. January 13th, 1898. Taken April 1896."

 Cabinet portrait of Viola Rosamund Winter Y.d.1763 (70) ca. 1901

Almstaedt photo. Age 20; inscribed "For my Louis. Vola."

 Carte de visite of Viola Rosamund Winter Y.d.1763 (71) 1901 Christmas

Inscribed on back, ""Vola" To My Monie Xmas 1901."

 Carte de visite of Viola Rosamund Winter Y.d.1763 (72) ca. 1884

Almstaedt photo. Age 3.

 Photographic print of drawing of Arthur Winter Y.d.1763 (73) 1886

From a drawing made after his death from an 1885 photograph.

 Cabinet portrait of Arthur Winter Y.d.1763 (74) ca. 1875 or 1876

Sarony photo. Age 3 or 4.

 Carte de visite of Arthur Winter Y.d.1763 (75) undated

Sarony photo.

 Cabinet portrait of Arthur Winter Y.d.1763 (76) undated

Almstaedt photo.

 Carte de visite of Arthur Winter Y.d.1763 (77) undated

Inscribed on back in William Winter's hand, "Artie Winter. Born April 5, 1872. Died January 24. 1886."

 Carte de visite of Isabelle Campbell Y.d.1763 (78) undated

Campbell was William Winter's sister-in-law. Inscribed to him on the back, "To Will, ever dear, with grateful love. Belle." Also written on the back, "Isabel Campbell my aunt and Mama's youngest sister. Viola Winter." Almstaedt photo.

 Carte de visite of Artemus Ward Y.d.1763 (79) undated

Inscribed and signed by archivist Frederick Hill Meserve, "To Mr. William Winter with the regards of F.H. Meserve." Dated N.Y. Mch. 4. 1909. Also written on back, "From the original negative now in the collection of Frederick Hill Meserve.

 Photo of Ederline Cottage, Mentone, California Y.d.1763 (80) 1893

Mounted photograph of William Winter's summer home. William Winter stands beside the house, his son, William Jefferson Winter, is on horseback. Location of photo is written on mat in William Winter's hand; date written in an unidentified hand.

 Photo of William Winter's Staten Island study Y.d.1763 (81) undated

Matte finish photo of the study built in the stable behind his home on Third Avenue (later Winter Avenue), Staten Island, New York. Chair at left is from Augustin Daly's production of Twelfth Night.

 Photo of William Winter's Staten Island study Y.d.1763 (82) undated

Glossy finish print of Winter's Third Avenue study (the same image as Y.d.1763 (81)).

 Photo of William Winter's Staten Island study Y.d.1763 (83) undated

Glossy finish photo of study from another angle. Pictured desk is fomer editorial council table of the New York Tribune in 1865.

 Photo of William Winter's Staten Island home Y.d.1763 (84) undated

Matt finish photo.

 Photo of William Winter's Staten Island home Y.d.1763 (85) undated

Glossy finish print (the same image as Y.d.1763 (85)).

 Photo of an oil painting of William Winter Y.d.1763 (86) undated

Glossy print. The painting by Francis Davis Millet was sold at auction in 1926. Present whereabouts is unknown.

 Framed photo of Charles Winter (1800-1878) Y.d.1763 (87) undated

In oval wood frame with damaged gilt ornamentation to inner and outer edges.

 Cabinet portrait of William Winter Y.d.1763 (88) 1916 February 8

Almstaedt photo.

 Cabinet portrait of William Winter Y.d.1763 (89) 1916 February 8

Almstaedt photo.

 Cabinet portrait of William Winter Y.d.1763 (90) undated

Almstaedt photo.

 Bound album of William Winter and friends Y.d.1763 (91) 1901

Pictures taken on holiday in Maine by Frederick E. Partington, headmaster of the Staten Island Academy, New Brighton, Staten Island, New York.

 Photo of William Winter in his Staten Island study Y.d.1763 (92) 1889 February

In his top floor study at 17 Third Avenue, Staten Island. Signed by Winter on front and dated on back.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (93) 1907

Almstaedt photo. Inscribed by Winter, "To my dear Vola. With love & blessing. From her Father."

 Print of William Winter Y.d.1763 (94) undated

William Winter at age 14 in 1850. Retouched print from a daguerreotype.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (95) ca. 1915 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (96) 1916 February 8

Almstaedt photo.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (97) 1916 February 8

Almstaedt photo.

 Photo of William Winter Y.d.1763 (98) 1916 February 16

Almstaedt photo. Accompanied by a note in Robert Young's hand, "William Winter at 80. Except for news photos taken at March 1916 testimonial, one of the last photos of the critic taken." A similar note in Jefferson Winter's hand appears on the cover of the photo.

 Photos of William Winter Y.d.1763 (99) 1876 and 1890?

Two retouched mounted prints. Appraisal list gives date as ca. 1912, but label on mat in Robert Young's hand give dates of 1876 and 1890.

 Bound album of the Winter family Y.d.1763 (100) undated

Mounted in a red leather album, with three unmounted photos at end. In order, they are:

1. Mentone, California railroad station

2. Winter home in Mentone

3. Hotel Mentone

4. Winter home in Mentone

5. Winter home garden

6. Veranda of Hotel Mentone

7. William Winter in the garden of the Mentone house

8. Elsie Leslie with Louis Victor Winter (nicknamed Guyas), son of her brother-in-law Louis Winter

9. Viola Rosamund Winter with nephew Louis Victor Winter

10. Louis Winter with daughter Olivia Winter

11. Olivia Winter and her brother Louis Victor Winter

12. William Jefferson Winter

13. Elsie Leslie

14. Elsie Leslie

15. William Jefferson Winter

16. Elsie Leslie

17. William Jefferson Winter

18. Louis Winter

19. Viola Rosamund Winter

20. William Jefferson Winter

21. Viola Rosamund Winter

22. Elsie Leslie

23. Elsie Leslie

24. Elsie Leslie

25. Elsie Leslie

26. Elsie Leslie

27. The laundry man

28. Elsie Leslie

29. Rustic guest house of the Winter house, nicknamed "The Patmos"

30. The Patmos

31. The Patmos

32. The Patmos

33. Viola Rosamund Winter's bedroom in The Patmos

34. Viola Rosamund Winter's bedroom in The Patmos

35. Viola Rosamund Winter's bedroom in The Patmos

36. William Jefferson Winter

37. unmounted photo of the Winter's on holiday in Maine. From the left: William Winter, his wife Elizabeth Campbell Winter, daughter Viola Rosamund Winter

38. unmounted photo of William Winter (at left) and unidentified friends sailing on holiday in Maine

39. unmounted greatly repaired photo of Elizabeth Campbell Winter sitting in the parlor of the Mentone, California home

 Photo of Tintern Abbey Y.d.1764 undated

Black and white photograph. Originally identified as "Kenilworth" on appraisal. Contact Art Curator for access.

 Photo of Elizabeth Campbell Winter Y.d.1765 undated

As a young woman. Contact Art Curator for access.

 Photo of William Winter's headstone Y.d.1766 1952

Black and white photograph of the headstone at Winter's grave in Silver Mount Cemetery, Staten Island, New York. Contact Art Curator for access.

 Caricature of William Winter Y.d.1767 undated

Reprint entitled "William Winter at Work," signed "Ryan Walker sketched from Life Knickerbocker Theatre." Clipping from the Booklover of illustration first appearing in the Theatre-Goer. Originally appeared in: The Theatre-Goer. Contact Art Curator for access.

 Portrait of William Winter at age 14 ART 253268 (framed) after 1859 Hangs in Art Vault.

One oil painting on canvas. Painted from a photograph.

 Photographic print of William Winter in his home office on Staten Island ART 253834 after 1872 Hangs in Acquisitions Office.

In brown-painted wooden frame with faux-parchment mat. Illegible signature in lower right.

Date based on acquisition of Horace Greely's desk in 1872.

 Sir Henry Raeburn's portrait of Sir Walter Scott ART 253387 (size XS) 1903

Black and white gravure cut from a book. Framed and glazed, presumably by William Winter. Secondary support inscribed in contemporary ink "February 1903. Sir Walter Scott. From the painting in the possession of the Earl of Hume. By Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A. Frame removed and stored separately; backing material in curatorial file. 2001-12-06.

 Black, Starr & Frost leather folding miniature photograph case containing two photographs, probably of Winter family members W.a.472 1907

Four items in one box. Gift from William Winter to Elsie Leslie. Includes original housing: paper envelope labeled "To dear Elsie, wishing for her a very happy Christmas! From Old Ga. 1907."

 Objects Gold funeral ring engraved "Father" Y.d.1768

According to Robert Young, this ring was worn by William Winter following the death of his father in 1878.

 Gold funeral ring engraved "Artie Jan. 24th 1886" Y.d.1769 1886

According to Robert Young, this ring was worn by William Winter following the death of his son, Arthur Winter.

 Sterling silver pencil holder with engraved band, "William Winter" Y.d.1770 ca. 1880

According to Robert Young, this was a gift from Edwin Booth to William Winter.

 Two silver cufflinks in the shape of the cross of Oban Y.d.1771

According to Robert Young, these were purchased by William Winter during a visit to the island of Oban and worn frequently during the last 18 years of Winter's life.

 Gold locket engraved "Remembrance" on front and "1860 December 8 1910" on back Y.d.1772 1910

Contains a locket of hair and photo of William Winter. Possible 50th anniversary gift from William Winter to Elizabeth Campbell Winter.

House in a white cardboard jeweler's box labeled, "Black, Starr & Frost, Fifth Ave. Cor. 39th St. New York."

 Silver locket in round red leather and white silk case Y.d.1773 1910 August 14

Engraved "Elsie August 14 1910" on front and "With constant love" on back. Contains a small dried rose and a picture of William Winter. Possible birthday gift from William Winter to his daughter-in-law Elsie Leslie.

House in white cardboard jeweler's box labeled, "Black, Starr & Frost, Fifth Ave. Cor. 39th St. New York."

 Hand-painted, bell-shaped pin cushion Y.d.1774 ca. 1903

Gift to Elsie Leslie from William Winter. Inscribed by William Winter, "To Elsie August 14 1903, With love from Old Ga."

 Tortoise shell and gold pen with carnelian crown, with wood and blue velvet case Y.d.1775 ca. 1880s

Gift of Mary Anderson to William Winter. Given to Winter's daughter, Viola Rosamund Winter.

 Brass letter opener Y.d.1776 19th century

Engraved on reverse, "William Winter from Henry Irving 'I count myself in nothing else so happy / As in soul rememb'ring my good friends'"

 Sterling silver dip pen with traveling inkwell engraved "HC" Y.d.1777 late 19th century?

Pen nib is stamped "313 R. Esterbrook Probate"; inkwell has green cloth bad labeled "J. Abramson Gold and Silversmith." Spring mechanism on inkwell claps no longer functions.

Formerly owned by Helena Modjeska and William Winter.

 William Winter's walking stick ART 254832 (realia) before 1826 Stored in Art Vault.

One walking stick made of wood, ivory, and metal. Ivory handle inscribed "Dr. Charles Huffnagle"; silver collar inscribed "Tomb of Washington June 3, 1826"; metal eyelets and wrist chain with small tag inscribed "1904 RM to WW" (recto) and "1917 WW to JW" (verso); knobby shaft; metal ferrule.

Formerly owned by Richard Mansfield.

 Leather correspondence portfolio with notebook, silver corner reinforcements and initial decorations "W.W." W.a.471

One portfolio with used blotting book inside.

According to Robert Young, this item was a gift to William Winter from David Belasco. William Winter later gave it to his daughter-in-law Elsie Leslie.