Includes engravings, pencil drawings, drawn greeting cards to Claire and Viola Pratt, and other works, including colour photographs: col. of works, by Berta R. Golahny and sent to Claire Pratt.

Scrapbook of engravings, drawings, aquatints, paintings and other works, predominantly created or reproduced as Christmas and greeting cards to Claire Pratt, by various artists, including Nicholas Hornyansky, Rosemary Kilbourn, Delza and Alf Longman, Bernice and Langton Martin, Bronka Michalowska, Sylvia and Ian McIntosh, Sue? Raney, and W. Rowe.

Contains loose drawings.

Scrapbook of engravings, drawings, and other works, predominantly created or reproduced as Christmas and greeting cards to Claire Pratt, by various artists, including Libby Altwerger, Isabel Cleland, Lou and Isabel Rowe (Cleland), HM Cochrane, Lucille Gilling, Margaret Bloy Graham, and Anne Smith Hook.

Contains loose drawings.

Scrapbook of engravings and other works, predominantly created or reproduced as Christmas and greeting cards to Claire Pratt, by various artists including Sylvia Hahn, Jo Manning, and Bertram Brooker.

Contains loose drawings.

Greeting cards, postcards, Christmas cards, and invitations to Claire Pratt. Includes reproduced engravings and drawings as well as hand-drawn art on the cards done by various artists who were friends of Claire Pratt; 3 photographs: col.; 1 photograph: b&w.

File 1 includes an incomplete list of artists.

Contains loose drawings.

Copies of Intra Muros, published by St. Clement's School, Toronto.

File includes a copy of *Gainst all disaster (1939-1979), a 40-year reunion of schoolmates from St. Clement's School.

Copies of Vic Report, including: Vol. 1, no. 4 (March 1973), "Woodcuts by Claire Pratt"; Vol 1, no. 3 (Summer 1978), "Special: E.J. Pratt, A Poet and a Legend"; Vol. 11, no. 3 (Summer 1983), which includes article "A Spring of Memories for Mrs. E.J. Pratt" (pp. 9); Vol. 12, no. 2 (Winter 1984), which includes an article on Viola Pratt (pp. 3-5); Vol. 13, no. 2 (Winter 1984-85), which includes article "Remembering Viola Pratt" (pp. 16-17).

Two (2) books recording sale of art works; includes announcement broadside for opening of "Prints by Claire Pratt"

Includes records of sale, collection of poems, lists of friends and colleagues; and biographies of notable artists through history.

Printed slips, greeting and Christmas cards, and other materials with designs or reproductions of designs and artwork by Claire Pratt; some of the cards include facsimiles of E.J. Pratt's writings; some of the cards are signed by Ned and Viola Pratt or by Claire and her mother.

Charcoal sketches of Claire's family and friends; includes a holograph letter to Claire from Dorothy.

Originally housed on blue construction paper with metal clips.

Fragile, handle with care as charcoal easily rubs off.

Includes an envelope containing photo reproductions of her works (8 photographs: b&w; 45 photographs: col.; 11 photographs: 35 mm col. negatives) and one (1) album containing photographs, prints, and other reproductions of her work (34 photographs: b&w; 141 photographs: col.; 7 prints); some photographs include descriptions of the artwork depicted.

Contains loose small photographs.

Early sketches, drawings, and other artworks in various mediums including: charcoal, paint, ink, pencil, and crayon.

Tempura paintings, sketches in ink, pencil and colour; includes 2 folders of loose artworks and 5 sketchbooks

Thirteen (13) sketchbooks containing sketches in ink, pencil, colour, and charcoal and some paintings done by Claire Pratt.

Untitled annotated manuscript possibly on writing styles and the English language; accompanying materials include: newspaper clippings, correspondence to and from Claire Pratt, loose notebook containing notes on various subjects including writing styles and stamps; photocopies of articles on sentence structures and writing.

Originally in the Viola Leone Whitney Pratt fonds.

Originally housed in accompanying red album

Twenty-four (24) engravings and six (6) pen drawings.

Notebook of poetry collected by Claire Pratt, predominately newspaper and magazine cuttings.

Five (5) notebooks containing haiku composed by Claire Pratt; File 2 contains one (1) notebook of haiku collected by Claire.

Four (4) notebooks of poetry by Claire Pratt; File 5 includes loose papers with poetry; one notebook includes loose blank postcard

Greeting cards and letters from friends; the majority are from 1984 regarding the death of Claire's mother, Viola Pratt.

Greeting cards, correspondence, postcards, and letters from friends; includes newspaper articles and exhibition pamphlets possibly related to, or included with, the correspondence; File 3 includes essay by Kathleen Coburn titled "Poet into Public Servant" (Ottawa: The Royal Society of Canada, 1960).

Greeting cards and letters from friends.

Claire Pratt's Canadian passport issued on March 21, 1977 and expired March 21, 1982; International Certificates of Vaccination dated 1971 and 1975.

Two (2) holograph letters to Claire from Eleanor (E.M.) Pratt.

Two (2) letters, one a Christmas card, to Claire from her cousin Christopher Pratt (also a noted Canadian artist).

Holograph letters written to Claire from: Ollie Geendie? or Geordie? & Glenn & Dennis, Christina Rossetti, Eleanor K Roce? Olive & Garys? & Ivan.

Typescript; incoming correspondence to Claire Pratt from Scott Symons, Assistant-Curator-in-Charge, Canadiana Collections, ROM.

Holograph; incoming correspondence to Claire Pratt from Dorothy; one undated.

Holograph letters written to Claire from: Lydia, Margaret Harvey Wilton, Elizabeth Burton, Carol, Nora, Ron Everson, Alan (her godson), Glea, Kametano Yagi, Cey D., Mary, Marjorie Pulling, Julia, J.G. McClelland, Moffatt Woodside, Mary, Mary James, Margaret Graves, Rabbi, Watson, Florence Pratt [Floss, Crazy Floss], Grace, Shirley, Delza, Dorothy, Uncle Hasen?, Margaret Laurence, Katharine, Birdie, Bill, and others; some undated.

Photocopied articles by Viola Whitney (Pratt) from Acta Victoriana, including: "A Bundle of Uncertainties and a Sunset" (Vol. 37, No. 1, October 1912) and “Marjorie Pickthall” (Vol. 39, No. 6, March 1915).

See Viola Leone Whitney Pratt fonds, Box 1, File 11 for original copies.

Memorabilia: keepsakes, encapsulated leaves with poetry, cards, poems, etc.  Includes keepsakes, clippings of art, encapsulated leaves with poetry, cards (predominantly from Dorothy), and poems.

Includes: an article by Golahny, "How I Came to Paint the Crab Nebula: The Development of Cosmic Themes in My Oil Paintings" (Leonardo, Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 363-365, 1990); a summary of a trip to Florida; gallery notes; Bentley College Gallery gallery announcement for exhibition of Berta R. Golahny paintings; and an ink drawing to Viola Pratt dated June 28, '81.

Includes: Christmas card from Commissioner and Mrs. Will Pratt, 1986; poems and art; greeting card from Ruth B.; invitation for art exhibition opening for Mary Pratt, May 4, 1985.

Correspondence between Claire Pratt and Dr. Sabine Sommerkamp and related materials including: an article in German; poems and haiku in German; copies of the poem "Zwölf Tanka" or "Twelve Tanka" in both English and German; and two (2) copies of typed manuscript for "Die Sonnensuche" by Dr. Sommerkamp.

Correspondence between Claire Pratt and William [Bill] Poole and related material including: haiku Claire sent to Bill; and a letter to Claire Pratt from Gregory Smith.

Correspondence to Claire Pratt regarding her poetry from friends and colleagues including: Margaret, Daisetsu T. Suzuki, Carol Coates, Sabine Sommerkamp, Vicki, Frank and Hazel Ankenbrand, Alan Bern, Jaye Giammarino, Fred Cogswell, M? Wilson, Leroy Kanterman, Eric W. Amann, William J. Higginson, Kametaro Yagi, Jean Calkins, Evie, Jim Bull, Virginia Grady, Young, Gerald Hawkes, and Irma Wassall.

Collection of cards and letters titled "Cards to keep" ; many undated; includes a partial manuscript for "On Literature, Theology, and Psychology: The Selected Prose of E.J. Pratt" edited by Susan Gingell with attached correspondence.

Correspondence between Claire Pratt and David G. Pitt regarding the manuscript for E.J. Pratt: The Master Years, including notes for corrections.

Letters written to Claire from: Désirée, Elizabeth, Betty, Carol Coates, and others.

Includes a typed chronology of Claire's illnesses, written by Claire, and a photocopied letter from a physician relating Claire's illnesses to her family doctor.

Includes: 6 photographs: b&w; 28 photographs: col.; 1 photograph: sepia; individuals in photographs include: Gwen Young, Stuart McLaren, Claire Pratt and friends, Viola Pratt, E.J. Pratt, Dr. Leonard Brockington, Dr. Sabine Sommerkamp, and others; also includes a photocopied letter from Norman and Phyllis dated 1994, a poem "Christmas Wish" by Elizabeth Searle Lamb, a letter to Viola Pratt from Peter McArthur, and a list of names.

Articles by Amy Golahny, including: "Ruben's Hero and Leander and its Poetic Progeny" (Yale University Art Gallery Bulletin, 1990, pp. 20-37) and "How the Cosmos Got into My Painting”; also includes a letter to Claire from Birdie (Berta R. Golahny) dated Sept. 9, 1987.

Includes deed of Mt. Pleasant Cemetery plots and deed of Prospect Cemetery plots and related correspondence; two copies of rules and regulations for Toronto General Burying grounds; and related correspondence regarding burial plots.

Letters regarding Viola Pratt’s hiring, in 1929, and retirement, in 1955, from editorship of World Friends [United Church children’s magazine] and related materials; includes possibly a list of correspondents.

Two (2) handmade cards to Claire and Viola Pratt, two watercolours, and one linocut print by various artists including Christ, Kay Mitchell, D. Brich, and R.W. Lisle.

Undated typed poem possibly by Claire Pratt.

Typed and annotated unpublished essays and original materials by Viola Pratt: "Towards the Last Spike", "Canadian Women Novelists", and "The Bible in the World Today"; all undated.

Original poems collected by, or given to, Claire Pratt by various artists including: George Johnston, Paxye, Stephen Kennedy, Janice Kulyk Keefer, John Howland Beaumont, Joseph F. Girzone, Dorothy Shahoff, Margaret Furness MacLeod, Alice Ann Dorey, Margaret Harvey Wilton, d.r.s., David McCord, Angelika ?, Bee Wallace, Isabel F. Conant, Mary Passmore, Hazel Collister Hutchinson, Carol Coates, Mary Ellen, Joy Shieman, Tsurayuki, Ono No Komachi, Delza Longman, A.M. Sayers, Morris Bishop, Max Ehrmann, Jeffery Collum, Howard Engel, E.S.L.; many are undated; includes 16 photographs: 35 mm col. negatives.

Materials related to the University Women’s Club of Toronto and the club's 50th anniversary including: newspaper clippings, which include photos of Viola Pratt; correspondence; club bulletins; reception invitation; Fiftieth Anniversary programme; the club's constitution and by-laws (1965); and 1 photograph: sepia, possibly of 50th anniversary celebration, with Viola and Claire Pratt.

Letters written to Claire and from Claire to friends and colleagues including: Wendy Thomas, Clara, and Norrie (Northrop Frye).

Letters to Claire and Viola Pratt from Carol Coates; poetry by Carol Coates; typed booklet, “Meditations” by Rudolf Steiner.

Correspondence between Claire and colleagues and family as well as related materials regarding Claire Pratt's book The Silent Ancestors: the forebears of E. J. Pratt (Toronto : McClelland and Stewart, 1971) including: maps; Pratt family tree diagram, compiled 1963; promotional materials; correspondence with Raymond S., Christopher Pratt, Norrie [Northrop Frye], Miss J. Jerman (of McClelland and Stewart), and Mary; and publishers agreement.

Letters to and from Claire Pratt regarding Pratt family descendants and related materials including: photocopied consensus records, maps, photocopied death certificates. photocopied family trees; lists of cousins; newspaper clippings; and 2 photographs: b&w.

Letters written to and from Claire to publishers and to friends and colleagues including:  Dr. R.V.V. Nicholls (President, Canadian Railroad Historical Association); Calvert Pratt; and Sandra Djwa.

Restricted as it contains records for other individuals.

Superseded pages, middle period, from a memoir by Claire Pratt, including some poetry; some pages dated 1986.

Typescript of play “Shakespeare skit” and story “Apples of Gold” both by Claire Pratt

Page proofs for the prologue and epilogue, by Claire Pratt, for Viola Whitney Pratt: Travels (later published as Viola Whitney Pratt: A Testament of Love).

Typed and holograph manuscripts of articles used in Viola Whitney Pratt: papers and speeches; penciled annotations possibly by Claire Pratt; articles include: “The Poetry of the Bible,” “Gardens of the Bible,” “Poetic Drama,” “Robert Browning,” “Walter de la Mare,” “Virginia Woolf,” “Christopher Fry,” “The Stone Angel,” “Three British Playwrights,” “I Brought the Ages Home,” “1917,” “Birds,” “Bird Artistry,” “The Bible,” and “The House We Live In.” 

Miscellaneous letters written to Claire Pratt from friends and colleagues including: Margaret Bridle?, Dorothy Wood, Margaret Imrie, Frances, Margaret M., Margaret Stock, Joy, Birdie (Berta R. Golahny), Katarina, Katharine, Margaret Laurence, Katharine A. Wells, Eleanore Earing?, Lorna and Ron, Mrs. E.J. [Viola] Pratt, Ralph Gustafson, Geraldine, Mary, and others.

Typed, annotated 1st version of essay "Ceres and Persephone" by Edith Hamilton

Superseded pages by Claire Pratt for Viola's memoir, Viola Whitney Pratt: papers and speeches

Final copy of Memoir by Claire Pratt, possibly used for Viola Whitney Pratt: papers and speeches.

Copy, edited version of Memoir (possibly used by Viola Whitney Pratt: papers and speeches ) by Claire Pratt; includes "Prologue" by Claire Pratt for Viola Whitney Pratt: Travels; also includes "The White Cross Guild, 1957-1967" by Claire Pratt, reprinted by Clarke Institute Newsletter, Vol. 2, No. 2.

Writings by Claire Pratt on various topics, including pages from Memoir by Claire Pratt; possibly also includes writings by Viola Pratt; also includes "Introduction by her Classmate" by Bessie McCamus (an address for Viola Pratt).

Original manuscript by Claire Pratt

Superseded pages, Memoir [Viola Whitney Pratt: Papers and Speeches], other writings

Superseded copy, record of final days for Memoir (possibly used by Viola Whitney Pratt: papers and speeches) by Claire Pratt; includes other writings, possibly by Viola Pratt

Final copy of Memoir by Claire Pratt, possibly used for Viola Whitney Pratt: papers and speeches.

Second completed copy of "Early Days," typed and annotated.

Articles by Viola Pratt possibly to be omitted from Viola Whitney Pratt: papers and speeches; includes: "Women Novelists," "The Bible in the World Today," and "Toward the Last Spike."

Copy of Haiku Canada: Members’ Anthology, 1989–90, inscribed to Claire Pratt as well as autographs from various poets; includes folded card of haiku; also includes a letter from Viola (April 10, 1960) and a letter from Gerry Hallowell (August 17, 1989).

Letters to Claire Pratt from Suezan Aikins (1985-1989) and Hugh Anson-Cartwright (1985); includes short biography of Suezan Aikins.

Correspondence to Claire Pratt from friends and colleagues including: Ehsan H. Faroqi, Mavis K. Edwards, Barbara, Elizabeth Burton, Gene, D. Pratt, W.H. Whitney, Alice, Phyllis, Betty, Winnie, J.M. Putnam, Joanne, Mary, Hiromi Oguchi, Sylvia Hahn, Rose, Olive J. Dean, Betty and Ralph, Bill and Helen Sewell, Birdie (Berta R. Golahny), Norma and Miller, Barbara K., Helen, Ruth Bentley, Jayce, Katharine, Dan and Lois Walker, Delza, David and Margaret, Bee and John C., M.P. Skeet, M.W. Stubbs, Diana. Betty Drevniok, John and Elizabeth, and others; includes undated poems: "The So Sombre House (For Emily Bronte)," "The Irish Priest" by Burnsider, "Brother Botolph and the Birds" by Burnsider"; includes essay "A Literary Interpretation of Life"; includes copy of The Beacon, Vol. 51, No. 12 (Nov/Dec. 1986); also includes 4 photographs: col. of Hiromi Oguchi.

Files 2 and 3 originally combined in one folder.

Letters and cards to Claire Pratt from friends and colleagues including: Dorothy, Marion, Dan and Lois Walker, Ruth and Don, D. Morris, J. McWilliam-Bourke, Mary Pratt, Roy and Margaret, Ann, Penelope Skeet, Gene, and Dorothy and Bill.

Two (2) letters to Viola Pratt from Norrie [Northrop Frye].

Correspondence to Claire Pratt from friends including: Birdie (Berta R. Golahny), Ralph and Betty Gustafson, and Colleen; photocopy of undated manuscript of Puzzle Pieces by Emily Kopley; photocopy of The Kids Magazine, May-June 1994; 2 photographs: col. of Emily and Gabriel in studio.

Two (2) Christmas cards to Claire, one from Barbara and the other from Tome and Euphosque?

Letters to Claire Pratt from friends and colleagues including: M?, Elizabeth and Bruce Too, Paxye Lucas, Elizabeth Lamb, and Delza Longman.

Letters to Claire Pratt from friends and family including: Katherine Stewart, E.J. Pratt, Viola Pratt, John N. Mappin, and R.C. Meech.

Envelope containing letters from Claire Pratt to her mother, Viola Whitney Pratt, from France in 1977; envelope includes other postcards and correspondence from Claire to Viola; includes letters to Claire Pratt from friends, David, and Kath and Will; also includes a handwritten note dated 1994(?).

Undated letters to Claire, possibly from Malcolm Ross, professor at Department of English, Dalhousie University

Letters to Claire Pratt from friends including: Penelope (M.P.) and Derek Skeet, Dr. Sabine Sommerkamp, Rae, and Dorothy; includes 1 photograph: col. of Sabine.

Letters to Claire Pratt from friends including: Margaret, Mary, Clara, and Carol.

Letters and postcards to and from Claire including: Mary, Delza [Longman], Jeanne Agrly?, Kath and Will, Dorothy, and Euphosque?; includes poems: “Thoughts of Spring” by Betty Drevnoik, 1993, inscribed to Claire; “Poems” by Désirée Grotrian, 1988, with letters from Desiree to Claire and an obituary to Elizabeth Burton written by Désirée Grotrian.

Two (2) letters from Claire Pratt to Delza Longman.

Correspondence between Claire Pratt and possible family members, largely relating to genealogical research.

Originally in the Viola Leone Whitney Pratt fonds, Box 39, file 7.

Two (2) copies of Amnesty International Bulletin, Vol. 13, No. 3, April, 1986, and Vol. 13, No. 4, June 1986; Mail to Amnesty newsletter; pamphlet of Universal Declaration of Human Rights; and Amnesty International Canada Letter Writing Guide.

Postcards (1988-1993) written to Claire Pratt from friends including: Mary, Margaret, Birdie [Berta R. Golahny], Yvonne, Kath and Will, Bee, and others; also includes 2 photographs: b&w, 25 photographs: col., and 4 photographs: 35 mm col. negatives.

Correspondence between Claire and colleagues and family regarding Claire Pratt's book The Silent Ancestors: the forebears of E. J. Pratt (Toronto : McClelland and Stewart, 1971) including: Lunella?, A Pratt, Watson Kirkconnell, Margaret Foster, George Hancocks, Elsie, Chris, D.W. Pratt, B.J.A. Pratt, Roy D., Richard D. Pierce, Stuart Fraser Myers, Lorna and Ron Everson, Clara, Margaret F. MacLeod, Sallie, Eula C. Lapp, Carol, Calvert, and others.

Letters to Viola Pratt, collected by Claire, from friends and colleagues including: Charlotte M. Francis, Frederick Philip Grove, J. Wilson K?, Harry Osborne, S. Morgan-Powell, John H? George Johnston, Ron, Helena Coleman, Camille Sanderson, Leo Cox, A.M. Sullivan, Charles G.D. Roberts, Healey William, Mrs. Abbott, Peter Buitenhuis, Margaret, Mrs. Grieoremont?, Mago, Clara, Wilder Penfield, A.P. Scott, William B. Wiegand, Henry W. Wells, and Bill [William Arthur Deacon], and others.

Letters and postcards to and from Claire including: Jesamine, Gladys, D. Nicholls, Lisa Barham, Era Rea, Mary and Ken Langford, C.J. Fox, Dorothy, Birdie [Berta R. Golahny], Ray and Lila, J. Kirk, Joyce and Gordon, Mary Slater, and others. ; includes a pencil drawing of Ned; includes 5 photographs: col.

Letter to Claire Pratt regarding Canadian literature from friends and colleagues including: Sandra Djwa and Susan Gingell.

Letters to Claire and Viola Pratt regarding artwork donations and loans, particularly on Portrait Sketch by F.H. Varley; includes donation agreements.

Letters and related materials regarding books on Viola Pratt edited by Claire Pratt, Viola Whitney Pratt: papers and speeches and Viola Whitney Pratt: a testament of love.

Letters to Viola Pratt, collected by Claire, from friends and colleagues including: Ruth Jenking, Ernestine, Emma Moffat, Dr. A.E. Hughes, Elma? at Aurora, Dode Stanley, Margaret Bateman, Aetaline? Clara Thomas, Wm. Whitney (Grandpa's last letter [to daughter, Viola Pratt]), Pauline and Don Gibbon, Katherine Daykin?, Grace Prescott, Elizabeth Burton, Mrs. Wallace, Mary Curelly W.E. Swinton, Sadie Bush, Shirley Freshman, Bessie McCamus, Rose, and Campbell McInnis; includes list of correspondents.

Correspondence between Claire Pratt and Dr. Sabine Sommerkamp and related materials including: German to English translations of words; "Timeless Time"; and possibly Claire's translation of Search for the Sun.

Photographs of friends and family; 2 photographs: b&w, 10 photographs: col.; includes two postcards.

Speeches and papers, probably by Viola Pratt, and possibly not included in the memoirs edited by Claire Pratt; includes: manuscript and typed copies of "Women in the 1st World War"; manuscript of "Apples of Gold"; and typed copy of "Talk at Library at opening of E.J. Pratt room" [Viola Pratt 1964 speech].

Frick, Nancy M., and Richard L. Bruno, "Post-Polio Sequelae: Physiological and Psychological Overview," Rehabilitation Literature, Vol. 47, No. 5-6, May-June 1986; King, Audrey L., "Psychological Adaption to Aging with Post-Polio," Late Effects of Poliomyelitis Conference, Munich, April 7-9, 1988.

Includes family tree—Christopher Pratt=Jane Cheesborough; newspaper clippings: one on Mr. Thomas Pratt, dated January 12, 1912, and a photocopied article on Mr. William Pratt, dated July 21, 1928; "Death of Councillor Thomas Pratt" from Bradford Chamber of Trad Journal; and Christopher Pratt & Sons Ltd., 33 North Parade, Bradford Parks. 1840-1940, a history.

Jean Milner (née Pratt) is the sister of Christopher Pratt (a noted Canadian artist) and cousin of Claire Pratt.

newspaper clipping from 1912 very fragile, handle with care.

Materials relating to Claire Pratt's art including: newspaper clippings regarding art exhibits and artwork; biographies, autobiographies, and addresses in honour of Claire Pratt; bibliography art exhibit listings; list of ownership of prints; CBC broadcast review of The Silent Ancestors; copies of newsletter The Ulyssean; haiku; The Manor Club Bulletin; correspondence regarding art exhibits. 

Newspaper clippings may be fragile, handle with care.

Typed undated poem, probably by Claire Pratt, titled "To Crawford on the occasion of his leaving us for the green fields of matrimony"

"Looking Ahead"; note from Lila Laakso; photocopies of poems "The Deed" and "In Memoriam" by E.J. Pratt; "The Current of Time" by Roy Daniells (1981); page 18 from a personal journal [copied from] Disc 5, August 22, 1928 Toronto; convocation address of Alive Willard Turner, June 9, 1977.

Writings and poems by various people collected by Claire Pratt; includes a postcard to Viola Pratt.

Letters collected by Claire Pratt; includes list of all correspondents.

Letters inviting Claire and Viola Pratt to attend an E.J. Pratt plaque commemoration ceremony in Western Bay, Newfoundland; includes programme of the ceremony and newspaper clipping announcing the event.

Letters to Viola Pratt, collected by Claire, from publishers including Dana F. Kellerman, from Encyclopaedia Britannica, and Elizabeth Waterson, from Canadian Children's Literature journal; includes note typed by Viola Pratt.

Letters and postcards to Claire, E.J., and Viola Pratt from Henry Wells and related materials including newspaper clippings; also includes letters from Katharine [Mrs. Henry W. Wells] and Peggy [Margaret] Ray; one letter dated 1937, but probably written 1973.

Correspondence between Davide G. Pitt and Claire Pratt, some regarding the manuscript for E.J. Pratt: The Master Years, including notes for corrections.

Correspondence to and from Claire Pratt regarding books on E.J. Pratt by scholars including: David G. Pitt and Sandra Djwa; includes newspaper clippings related to the works; postcard possibly from Ned [E.J. Pratt] dated 1946.

Correspondence to Claire Pratt regarding E.J. Pratt collection at Memorial University, Newfoundland; includes correspondence from others regarding the collection.

Records and materials Claire Pratt created in advance of her death for funeral arrangements including a notebook; death notice; expression of appreciation; excerpts from poems; and letters planning prearranged funeral services.

Restricted for 30 years after Claire Pratt's death.

Restricted for 30 years after Claire Pratt's death.

mimeographed notes on Claire Pratt's life.

Originally in Viola Pratt fonds, Box 7, file 8.

Article, "The Unofficial Poet Laureate"; "The Royal Visit - 1959, Lines from E.J. "Ned" Pratt; and poem "Lines" by E.J. Pratt.

Article—“The Unofficial Poet Laureate”; The Royal Visit, 1959, lines by E.J. “Ned” Pratt

Various newspaper/magazine clippings of writings by and about Viola Pratt; List of Mother's [V. Pratt’s] Book Reviews; "A Future for Women at the University of Toronto," University of Toronto Bulletin Supplement, Monday, January 20, 1986.

Materials on E.J. Pratt including: book review of E.J. Pratt: On his Life and Poetry edited by Susan Gingall; typed and annotated manuscript of article "Java to Geneva: The Making of a Pratt Poem" by Susan A. Beckmann; photocopy of typed and annotated manuscript of article "Some Personal Apropos of Ned" by Ralph Gustafson; all come with accompanying correspondence.

Newspaper clippings by and about Viola Pratt, some undated; Periodicals including: World Friends, July 1955; The Missionary Monthly, August 1955; Programmes for various events,

Some newspaper clippings fragile, handle with care.

Materials related to Opening of E.J. Pratt Room of Contemporary Poetry ceremony including: programme; address given by Mrs. E.J. Pratt; 5 photographs: b&w; Victoria Reports, November 1964; correspondence regarding the opening; and a newspaper clipping; also includes correspondence with Peggy.

Materials related to Viola Pratt's career as a teacher including: teaching certificates and employers acceptance letters; Also includes: letters to Mrs. W.H. Whitney, Mrs. Sheppard, and Mr. and Mrs. Whitney; invitation to the wedding of Viola Leone and Edwin J. Pratt; teaching certificates and letters related to Viola Pratt's mother, Gertrude Hager; and marriage certificate for Viola Pratt's parents.

some documents fragile, handle with care.

Materials related to Viola Pratt's funeral including a copy of the eulogy delivered by Lila Laakso and the memorial service programme.

Clippings of book reviews of books on E.J. Pratt including: E.J. Pratt: Complete Poems, E.J. Pratt: The Truant Years 1882–1927, E.J. Pratt: The Master Years 1927–1964, and E.J. Pratt: On His Life and Poetry; newspaper clippings regarding E.J. Pratt.

Four (4) diaries and journals.

Journal entries date up to 1980; contains loose photographs originally part of entries.

Travel diary for trip from May 26, 1937 to June 21, 1937, where she travelled to Montréal, Bermuda, Nassau, and Jamaica.

Memo Calendar, 1945; two (2) diaries, 1946 and 1947.

Four (4) diaries and journals: July 31, 1949-August 6, 1949; 1948–1952; 1953–1957; 1955–1956.

Journal recounting trip to Gaspé, Québec.

Two (2) travel diaries: trip to St. John's, Newfoundland, from August 5-24, 1964; trip to U.K., from August 25 to October 3, 1964.

Fragile, handle with care.

Travel diary for trip to the U.K. from May 15 to June 17, 1968.

Typed copy of diary of titled "Diary of a Trip to the South Pacific **** January 17 to February 15, 1969; possibly written by Viola Pratt.

Travel diary for trip to Florence, Italy from May 1-23, 1972.

Three (3) diaries and journals: 1988-1992; 1989; 1990 (blank).

Undated journal; mentions Barnstable, Mass., Ellis Landing Beach, Brewster, Mass., and Lake Placid, NY.

Undated

Undated journal/memo book; documents trip to Amsterdam and France; notes on the trip, poem to Ray & Lila [Laakso], and additional notes detailing contents of 60 boxes.

Printed book that includes excerpts from her (Olive Ottaway) letters to Claire Pratt, 1948-1973; Poems with no signatures are those of Olive Ottaway. Others, whose authors are given, are among her favourites; published in Toronto.

Notebook of collected poetry with an inscription: "For Claire and Vi with my Love Carol, Cheltenham 1967"; originally kept in a small plastic binder.

Notebook of poetry collected by Claire Pratt; the last quote was entered March 1975.

Claire Pratt's birth and baby book kept by her parents.

Loose papers part of a dream journal; includes notebook, "Dreams, Meditations & Exercises" with notes on dreams and sleep exercises.

Notebook listing shells, possibly from a shell collection belonging to Claire; undated; includes a needlework of two shells; originally kept in a small binder.

Notebook of drawings of shells and selected poetry.

Autograph book belonging to Claire Pratt; contains autographs from family members and family friends.

Autograph book belonging to Claire Pratt; contains autographs from family members and family friends.

School class autograph book; messages signed to Margaret or Pat; includes photos, some loose.

Inscription in the front of the notebook: "To Claire - with love. 1983 - Betty"

Notebook of poems collected by Claire Pratt.

Scrapbook of various poems, pictures, stamps, newspaper clippings, and drawings, with captions, either compiled by Claire Pratt or for Claire Pratt.

Autograph book belonging to Claire Pratt; contains autographs from family members and family friends.

Fragile, handle with care.

Autograph book belonging to Claire Pratt; contains autographs from family members and family friends.

Index of records compiled by Claire Pratt; includes loose notes titled "Claire's Library of Records (78 r.p.m.)"

A notebook on Whitney family history and family notebook given to Claire by Ann, most likely a cousin on Viola Pratt's side of the family.

An address book belonging to Viola Pratt; includes autograph in the front from Sylvia Hahn; inscription: "To dear Vi, with love from Ida. 1983"; loose paper with notes.

An index of individuals related to the Pratt family and compiled by various relatives.

Undated annotated typed draft of a story written by Claire Pratt.

Collected poems on seashells, possibly in preparation of a book; includes editorial notes, some lists, and an annotated and typed introduction, probably written by Claire Pratt.

Two (2) copies: typed copy and annotated typed draft of essay; includes notes and photocopies of photographs.

Annotated galley proofs for Viola Whitney Pratt: Travels (later published as Viola Whitney Pratt: A Testament of Love).

Annotated first proofs for Viola Whitney Pratt: Travels (later published as Viola Whitney Pratt: A Testament of Love).

Annotated second proofs for Viola Whitney Pratt: Travels (later published as Viola Whitney Pratt: A Testament of Love).

Correspondence between Claire Pratt and Lugus Publications, including publication notices and contract, regarding Viola Whitney Pratt: Papers and Speeches and Viola Pratt: A Testament of Love.

Copies of book review of Viola Whitney Pratt: Papers and Speeches and Viola Pratt: A Testament of Love by Beverley Slopen; includes promotional pamphlets.

Typed copies of speech Claire Pratt made at the book launch for Viola Whitney Pratt: Papers and Speeches and Viola Whitney Pratt: A Testament of Love; includes an order form for the books, an invitation to the book launch party, and list of individuals who attended the launch.

Annotated typed essays and articles by Claire Pratt; includes photocopies of photos of R. Tagore; contains duplicates of some articles.

Annotated page proofs for Viola Whitney Pratt: Papers and Speeches.

Annotated typed draft (copy 2) of Viola Whitney Pratt: Papers and Speeches.

Annotated; second (2nd) set of typescript pages for Viola Whitney Pratt: A Testament of Love.

Annotated typescript draft of Viola Whitney Pratt: A Testament of Love.

Fourteen (14) booklets, majority handmade, containing haiku and poems by Claire Pratt, and quotations by other artists and figures, including: a Mother's Day card to Viola Pratt from Claire; a birthday booklet to Viola Pratt from Claire on her 90th birthday; a birthday greeting card from friends for Viola Pratt; copies of The Undertow by Claire Pratt (limited run book, nos. 1, 63, 96, 100); and Fragments of Gossamer by Olive Ottaway.

Some booklets are fragile, handle with care.

Additional copies of The Undertow are available through the UTL catalogue: http://go.utlib.ca/cat/2990857.

Copy and photocopies of E.J. Pratt's initial birth certificate (April 8, 1915) and registered birth certificate (April 5, 1983) with correspondence from National Trust (December 23, 1964); birth certificates (August 24, 1944; 26 October 1945) and birth record (June 11, 1929) for Viola Leone Whitney (Pratt).

Includes photocopies of records and articles from books, holograph and typed notes; photocopies of histories on the Normans; and correspondence.

Newspaper clippings on Pratt family members; Photographs of family members including: Grandma Hannah Pratt, Darrell Pratt, Pauline Pratt, Oliver and John Pratt, and Dale; 3 photographs: col.; 2 photographs: b&w.

Includes birth announcement for Claire Pratt.

Letters are fragile, handle with care.

Certificate of Qualification as a Teacher of elementary Art for Viola Pratt (1924); correspondence to Claire Pratt (1972-73); newspaper clippings; British Museum Reading Room Notes and Regulations (1966); photocopy of death notice for John William White Warland (1905); photocopy of a family tree (in six sheets).

Photocopied picture of, and biographical essay on, E.L. Whitney.

S.S. Convention programme; correspondence to Mrs. W.H. Whitney; correspondence re. Viola L. Whitney; correspondence to Viola Whitney Pratt re. Whitney genealogy. 

Correspondence to Claire Pratt; wedding invitation for Janet to Arthur Whitney; Pratt family tree.

Records for the Chapman, Horsfeild, Knight, and Pitts families including genealogy tables, notes, newspaper clipping, letters from Charlotte Knight to her sister Sophie Duder, chart of descendants of James Pitts, and Knight family tree.

"The Name of Thomas Pratt Over Nine Generations," 1689–1920; No title, 1689–1921; Chart A, 1689–1964; Chart B, Anthony = Dorothy, 1792-1892.

Missing (Feb. 14, 2017).

Correspondence regarding Claire's haiku and other writer's works; programmes; copies of Haiku Canada Newsletter; publication contracts; 1 photograph: col.

Booklet: Haiku by C. Pratt; Christmas greeting cards to Ann Foster signed by Pratt

Christmas greeting cards from Pratt family, one to Ann Foster from Claire Pratt; includes booklet of haiku "Black Heather" by Claire Pratt.

Correspondence to Claire Pratt regarding her haiku The Undertow; includes list of individuals receiving a copy of The Undertow.

Christmas cards and letters to Claire and Viola Pratt; includes letters regarding Claire's haiku; many undated.

Letter to Claire Pratt from Betty Drevniok; includes accompanying haiku.

Diplomas from: Centro Studi e Scambi Internazionali Accademia "Leonardo da Vinci" (1974-1984) and Diploma of Honour from International Order of Volunteers for Peace; newsletter from Centro Studi e Scambi Internazionali Accademia "Leonardo da Vinci".

Haiku by Claire Pratt include: "The Dog Days" and "Black Heather"; drawings for haiku with photocopies and a list of the drawings; Mirrors, Vol. 1, No. 3, Fall 1988; a haiku alphabet in celebration of spring by LeRoy Gorman (1994).

Includes published and unpublished haiku; haiku "The Darkness Branch or Silent Voices" and "Fallen Stars"; notes on the book The Breaking of Soft Grass; and newspaper clipping of article "Concision, Perception, Awareness—Haiku" by Cor van den Heuvel.

Haiku poems: “The Darkness Branch or Silent Voices” and untitled haiku from 1983–86 by C. Pratt; newspaper clipping, “Concision, Perception—Haiku” by Cor van den Heuvel, 1987

1964-1987

Working copies of haiku by Claire Pratt with notes; undated.

Unpublished manuscript of collected haiku by Claire Pratt; note from Lila Laakso, Oct. 1996.

Printed and holograph copies of "Black Heather"

Holograph copy fragile, handle with care.

 Includes envelope with haiku written on it

32 photographs: 35 mm col. slides

One (1) undated and unnamed woodblock

One (1) woodblock, titled “Lesbauch Tova”.

Two (2) undated and unnamed woodblocks; one (1) uncut woodblock.

One (1) undated and unnamed woodblock, cut on both sides.

One (1) undated and unnamed woodblock, cut on both sides.

One (1) undated and unnamed woodblock, cut on both sides.

Eleven (11) books given to Claire Pratt, mainly on haiku; all inscribed to her; some in German and Japanese.

Pamphlets of haiku by various writers produced by Haiku Canada.

Five (5) woodcut prints by Claire Pratt.

Seven (7) woodcut prints by Claire Pratt; originally glued on a board together.

Seven (7) Christmas woodcut prints by Claire Pratt; originally glued on a board together.

4 photographs: various sized b&w negatives.

5 photographs: various sized b&w negatives.

20 photographs: various sized b&w negatives.

Metal engraving mounted on a woodblock.

Metal engraving mounted on a woodblock; includes copy of print.

Metal engraving mounted on a woodblock; facsimile of holograph of E.J. Pratt poem with Christmas illustration.

One (1) undated and unnamed woodblock, cut on both sides.

One (1) woodblock, “Eldillia.”

One (1) woodblock, “Peace."

Copper plate engraving.

Ink may come off, handle with care.

One (1) mounted copperplate engraving; undated and unnamed

Eight (8) Metal engravings mounted on a woodblocks, including typed titles and drawings related to printing her haiku.

One piece is missing.

One (1) linocut mounted on a woodblock.

Small book.

Small book.

Small book; greeting card in back from Dorothy.

Small book.

Small book; inscribed to Claire from Shirley.

Small booklet; inscribed to Claire from author.

Small booklet.

Miniature book.

Miniature book.

Miniature book.

Miniature book.

Miniature booklet.

Miniature book.

Miniature book; inscribed to Claire from the author.

Miniature booklet.

Miniature book; housed in decorative box.

Fragile, handle with care.

Five (5) Miniature fold-out booklets, no. 1-5; set 48; housed in box.

Five (5) Miniature fold-out booklets, no. 6-10; set 27; housed in box.

Miniature scroll.

Two (2) gold medal coins.

Miniature book; appears to be blank.

Miniature book; two (2) copies; one inscribed to her mother, Viola Pratt, from Claire.

Miniature booklet created by Claire Pratt; housed in decorative box.

Letters to Claire Pratt, occasionally to Viola and E.J. as well, from friends and family members; some undated.

Clippings and memorabilia possibly collected by Viola Pratt including: Europe diary, Sept. 1973; Art Phelp’s wedding, poem; birthday poem; Millicent Howse letter, 1955; invitation to a lecture by Mrs. E.J. Pratt; "Mushrooms" by Margaret Atwood; Pelham Edgar letter, 1915.

Clippings and memorabilia regarding E.J. and Viola Pratt including: name directory; newspaper clippings re. E.J. Pratt, 1954, 1982, undated; introductory speech for Viola Pratt to London University Women’s Club, unsigned, undated; letter from Fumiko Ito to Viola Pratt, 1984; National Library Reading Room - murals by Charles Comfort.

Whitney family correspondence, 1863–1902, some undated; letter to Viola & Claire Pratt, 1965.

Some of the letters are fragile, handle with care.

Correspondence between Viola Pratt and her mother, Gertrude Whitney; some undated

Correspondence between Viola Pratt and her mother, Gertrude Whitney; includes invitation to marriage of Gertrude and Mrs. William H. Whitney, September 26, 1888.

Paper is fragile, handle with care.

Correspondence to and from Viola Pratt, including: letters to Viola on the death of her father, William H. Whitney, 1917; letters regarding Viola's teaching, 1915; and; letters from Viola to her brother Hager and sister-in-law Grace, some from Claire, 1927-1935; some undated.

Paper is fragile, handle with care.

Correspondence from Viola Pratt to her mother, Gertrude Whitney.

Correspondence from Viola Pratt to her mother, Gertrude Whitney, during a trip to Newfoundland from June to August 1925.

Letters from Claire Pratt to Viola and E.J. Pratt.

Letters from Claire Pratt to Viola and E.J. Pratt; some undated; includes 1 photograph: b&w.

Letters from Claire Pratt to Viola and E.J. Pratt.

Letters from Viola and Claire to Viola's brother Hager, and sister-in-law, Grace; some undated. 

Some letters fragile, handle with care.

Letters to Viola Pratt from her daughter, Claire.

Letters to Claire Pratt from her mother, Viola; some undated.

Letters from Claire Pratt to her parents, Viola and E.J.; some undated.

Letters to Viola Pratt from her daughter, Claire; some undated.

Letters from Claire Pratt to her parents, Viola and E.J.

Letters to Claire Pratt from her mother, Viola; some undated.

Letters from Claire Pratt to her parents, Viola and E.J.; some undated.

Letters to Claire Pratt from her mother, Viola, in Boston; many undated.

Letters from Claire Pratt to her parents, Viola and E.J.; some undated.

Letters to Claire, Viola, and E.J. Pratt from various Pratt and Whitney family members; some undated; includes 5 photographs: b&w.

Letters from Claire Pratt to her parents, Viola and E.J.

Letters to Claire Pratt from her mother, Viola, from out west [Western Canada]; many undated.

Postcards and letters from Claire Pratt to her parents, Viola and E.J.

Letters to Viola Pratt from Kathleen (Mrs. H.A. Daykin) and Grace (Miss Grace Prescott); some undated.

Birthday and Mother's Day cards from Claire [to Viola Pratt]; majority undated.

Birthday and Mother's Day cards given between Claire and Viola Pratt; some from Ned (E.J. Pratt) to Viola; many undated; includes postcards from Viola's father, William H. Whitney, to her mother, Gertrude Hager (Mrs. W.H. Whitney, M.L.G. Whitney), and a postcard from Emily Hager to Miss Viola Whitney.

Some cards are fragile, handle with care.

Newspaper clippings; documents and correspondence to Claire Pratt regarding family tree, 1939–77, some undated; family postcards and letters between Claire Pratt and her parents, and a letter to Miss M.L.G. Hager (Viola Pratt's mother); includes 2 photographs: b&w.

Materials related to E.J. Pratt's funeral including: memorial record book; "Canada's Leading Poet: Edwin J. Pratt, An Address Delivered by Rev. John H. Morgan"; Service of Commemoration (2 copies); eulogy by A.B.B. Moore (2 copies); newspaper clippings; also includes: invitation to E.J. Pratt's 100th Birthday Celebration and letter from Dr. Robert [Bob] Brandeis to Mrs. Pratt.

Correspondence from E.J. Pratt, 1945–1947, some undated; poetry possibly by E.J. Pratt; "A Birthday Tribute to Ned" [by Margaret V. Ray], [1957?]; “List of Manuscripts in My Possession”; Massey Hall, Golden Anniversary Season 1943-1944 programme; newspaper clipping and programme re. “Meet the Authors Dinner”, 1959.

Copyright agreement between Robert Gibbs, Sandra Djwa, and Susan Gingell (Editors), Viola and Claire Pratt ('Pratt Estate') and University of Toronto Press (Publisher) regarding The Collected Works of E.J. Pratt; 6 copies.

Copyright agreement between Dr. E.J. Pratt and Macmillan.

A selection of letters of condolence to Viola and Claire Pratt regarding E.J. Pratt's death; includes programme for The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George Annual Service in St. Paul's Cathedral, June 12, 1964; programme for morning worship at St. Andrew's United Church, April 26, 1981; list of individuals who sent Letters of Sympathy.

Music score for Bob Pritchard's, “What Time and Tide Will Tell,” which includes the poem "Erosion" by E.J. Pratt.

Poems "The Fog," "Erosion," and "The Flood-Tide" from Sea Songs set to music; includes music score and poems.

Photocopy of Pratt's M.A. thesis completed at University of Toronto, "The Demonology of the New Testament in its Relation to Earlier Developments, and to the Mind of Christ"; includes copy of Canadian Literature 1987, from University of Toronto Press.

E.J. Pratt, M.A. Thesis, Honours [photocopy], 1 April, 1912, University of Toronto, “The Demonology of the New Testament in its Relation to Earlier Developments and to the Mind of Christ.”

Poems: "The Seashell," "The Osprey," "The Sea-Cathedral," and "Sea-Gulls" set to music; includes photocopies of poems and sheet music.

Photographs of E.J., Viola, and Claire Pratt; includes some unidentified individuals; 7 photographs: b&w; 3 photographs: col.; 7 photographs: sepia.

Duplicate of P2 in Box 38, File 8.

1 album (112 photographs: b&w)

Letters and notes to Claire Pratt from her father, E.J., 1944-1954, some undated; includes photocopied letters from E.J. Pratt to Father Murphy, 1941-1963; poems [by E.J. Pratt?]; notes to Claire re. E.J. Pratt's poetry, 1983, 1987.

Sheet music; Letter to Claire from Euphrosyne Keefer; list of haiku by Claire; 1 audio cassette of Haiku to music.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1941.

Viola Pratt's journals for 1946; two (2) journals.

Viola Pratt's journals for 1948; two (2) journals; one possibly belongs to Claire Pratt.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1954.

Fragile, handle with care.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1959-1961.

Viola Pratt's two (2) journals for 1962-1966, one originally housed in plastic case; includes Viola's journal for her 1964 trip to England.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1963; originally housed in plastic notebook case.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1967; and Viola's travel journal, "3rd trip to England, 1968".

Viola Pratt's journals for 1969; three (3) journals.

Fragile, handle with care.

Five (5) travel journals and diaries: One (1) travel diary for trip to Barbados, February 15, 1970 - March 7, 1970; One (1) undated travel diary for trip to Trinidad titled "Trinidad Diary", February 9 - March 4; Three (3) undated journals.

Viola Pratt's travel diary of her trip to Italy from May 1st to 21st, 1972.

Viola Pratt's two (2) journals for 1975.

Viola Pratt's calendar journal for 1976.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1977.

Viola Pratt's two (2) calendar journals for 1979.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1980.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1981.

Viola Pratt's calendar journal for 1982.

Viola Pratt's travel journal for her trip to Boston and Newfoundland; undated.

Viola Pratt's travel diary for her trip to Switzerland; undated.

Guest book at funeral service for Viola Pratt.

Very fragile, handle with care.

Autograph book of Gerty [Gertrude] Hagar, Viola Pratt's mother; contains loose newspaper clipping and tickets.

Fragile, handle with care.

Autograph album of Viola Pratt's mother, Mrs. W.H. Whitney [Gertrude Hager]; contains loose newspaper clippings and some pages are loose.

Fragile, handle with care.

Missing (Feb. 22, 2017).

Missing (Feb. 22, 2017).

Two (2) guestbooks.

List of Viola's household and personal expenses; includes list of books read between 1977–1981; originally housed in black binder.

Two (2) notebooks kept by Viola Pratt; both undated.

Notebook of poetry by various poets copied by Viola Whitney Pratt.

Scrapbook of newspaper clippings compiled by Claire Pratt and given to Viola Pratt; some clippings loose.

Transcript of interviews with Viola Pratt by Lila Laakso and Howard Engel including: "Victoria College Days, 1919-1913," recorded April 4, 1980; "Early Life and School Days," taped 17th July, 1980; "Early Teaching Experiences and first meeting with Dr. Pratt," taped 9 September 1980; "Dr. E.J. Pratt's and Dr. Pelham Edgar’s trip to Chicago, etc.," taped May 16, 1981; partial transcript of untitled and undated interview.

See Viola Leone Whitney Pratt fonds, Box 2 for audio cassettes of the interviews.

Transcript of interviews with Viola Pratt by Claire Pratt; three (3) copies.

Copy 3 originally in the Viola Leone Whitney Pratt fonds, Box 2, file 15.

1 audio cassette; interview with Viola Pratt by Claire Pratt.

1 audio cassette; interview with Viola Pratt by Claire Pratt.

1 audio cassette; interviews with Viola Pratt by Maggie O’Connell, recorded on two separate dates.

PR material for The Silent Ancestors: the forebears of E. J. Pratt (Toronto : McClelland and Stewart, 1971) including: order form, pamphlet of publications, and biographical information on Claire Pratt; includes notes on corrections and additions to the book; includes promotional pamphlet on E.J. Pratt commemorative stamp designed by Claire Pratt.

Correspondence between to and from Claire Pratt regarding her book The Silent Ancestors: the forebears of E. J. Pratt (Toronto : McClelland and Stewart, 1971); predominantly letters from Ada S. Ball.

Copy of Claire Pratt's funeral service; 1 audio cassette.

2 photographs: col.

Genealogical records collected by Claire Pratt including: correspondence; copies of death certificates, citizenship certificates, and records of burials; list of gravestones; 6 photographs: b&w of family members and gravestones; and photocopies of images.

Genealogical records collected by Claire Pratt including: list of index cards with titles of books; correspondence.

Genealogical records regarding Christopher Pratt of Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, collected by Claire Pratt including: correspondence; family timelines; biographies of individuals; family charts; family trees; Pratt Family Circles chart; Pratt of Bradford, published by Christopher Pratt & Sons Ltd (2 copies).

Genealogical records collected by Claire Pratt including: correspondence; biographies of individuals. 

Correspondence to Claire Pratt from descendants including: Rev. Edgar Calvert, Mrs. GB [Joyce] Hall, Jane E. Rundle, and Herbert Pratt, regarding Sarah Ann.

Genealogical records collected by Claire Pratt regarding Dorothy Driver descendants including correspondence and photocopied obituaries. 

Genealogical records collected by Claire Pratt including correspondence and general materials.

Annotated typed draft of The Pratts of Swaledale, possibly the original title of Claire Pratt's The Silent Ancestors: the forebears of E. J. Pratt; includes geneaology charts and biographical information on Pratt family members; originally housed in black binder.

Letter from Watson Kirkconnell to Miss Pomeroy.

Originally filed with two prints by Malte Sterne in Box 37.

Contains loose sheets of stamps; invitations to the Commemorative stamp launch ceremony; correspondence from attendees of the ceremony; pamphlet about the stamp; and two business cards of two Government of Canada employees.

Originally housed in a vinyl and plastic folder with a red suede exterior with the coat of arms of Canada stamped in it.

Includes 1 photograph: col. of the E.J. Pratt stamp; an envelope with the E.J. Pratt stamp; a framed stamp; and material related to a history of the post office and postal service in Toronto titled "Postmark: Toronto".

Correspondence between Claire Pratt, Canada Post, and other philatelists regarding development of E.J. Pratt Commemorative stamp.

Stamps depict various art periods and artists; front cover is loose and held together with twill tape; some stamps loose.

 1 album (1357 postage stamps, 6 postcards).

1 album (163 postage stamps).

Stamps organized by country; contains loose stamps.

1 album (1502 postage stamps, 1 post card).

Binder of stamps with papers relating to stamps; 1 album (ca. 1000 postage stamps).

Archivist attributed stamp album to Claire Pratt but it could belong to Viola Pratt.

Fragile. Contains loose stamps and fragile papers.

Stamps arranged around poetry about seashells; includes the 1984 Collectors Pack of British Mint Stamps; 2 Albums (193 postage stamps).

1 photograph: b&w.

Originally filed with another Malte Sterner print and a letter from Watson Kirkconnell to Miss Pomeroy in Box 37.

Originally filed with another Malte Sterner print and a letter from Watson Kirkconnell to Miss Pomeroy in Box 37.

File 6 contains records A-L and File 7 contains records M-Z.

Material collected by Claire Pratt including: Claire's membership cards for Centro Studi e Scambi Internazionali, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1979; pamphlets for art exhibitions; greeting card from Elizabeth; and Vic Report, Vol. 19, No. 3, 1991.

Photograph of seagulls in frame with handwritten quote from "Gulls and the Sea" signed E.J. Pratt; 1 photograph: col.

Letter sent from one doctor to another regarding Miss Claire Pratt's medical condition.

Letters to Claire Pratt from individuals including: Cara McEachern, Registration at the ROM; Will Pratt; and W.D. Walker.

Transcripts of Claire Pratt's marks from University of Toronto and Columbia University; Certificate of Award for A Regents' Scholarship.

Claire's revised mailing list, set two; undated.

5 photographs: b&w; 1 photograph: sepia; duplicate of P2 in Box 31, File 14.

2 photographs: b&w; 1 photograph: col.

4 photographs: b&w.

Photo album of Claire Pratt's University classmates and friends; 1 album (84 photographs: b&w; 8 photographs: col.).

Very fragile, photos falling out and breaking paper. Handle with care.

20 photographs: col.

Photo album of birthday celebrations for Claire Pratt; 1 album (14 photographs: col.); contains some loose photographs.

Loose leaves from a calendar; undated.

1 photograph: b&w.

6 photographs: b&w; 2 photographs: col.

1 photograph: sepia; 2 photographs: b&w; 2 photographs: col.; includes letter that accompanies two colour photographs.

3 photographs: b&w; 1 photograph: sepia; 1 album (4 photographs: b&w); photo album titled "Ned & I go to Nfld"

5 photographs: b&w

4 photographs: b&w.

1 photograph: b&w.

1 photograph: b&w.

Photograph album of Claire and Viola Pratt's trip to Trinidad; includes clippings from Vic Report, Vol. 1, No. 3, 1973; 1 album (17 photographs: b&w; 39 photographs: col., 2 photographs: 4 x 6 cm col. negatives); originally held in green plastic photo album.

Inscription on recto of small oil painting: To the author of The Roosevelt and the Antinoe, Newfoundland Verse, and The Titanic, from Henry W. Wells this small painting by Edward Glannon, Feb. 4, 1951; includes papers related to artist, Edward Glannon.

Note: On Art Wall

One (1) sketchbook containing sketches in pencil, ink, marker, and other materials by Claire Pratt; undated

Photo album of Claire Pratt's paintings; 1 album (1 photograph: b&w; 5 photographs: col.).

41/75 , 23/75 , and 5/75 matted together ; 2/75 ; 4/75 ; 6/75 ; 7/75 ; 8/75 ; 9/75 ; 10/75 ; 11/75 ; 12/75 ; 13/75 ; 14/75 ; 15/75 ; 17/75 ; 18/75 ; 19/75 ; 27/75 ; 29/75 ; 30/75 ; 33 / 75 ; 35/75 ; 36/75 ; 37/75 ; 38/75 ; 39/75 ; 46 /75 ; 47/75 ; 48/75 ; 49/75 ; 50/75 ; 51/75 ; 52/75 ; 53/75 ; 54/75 ; 55/75 ; 56/75 ; 57/75 ; 58/75 ; 62/75 ; 63/75 ; 64/75 ; 65/75 ; 66/75 ; 69/75 ; 70/75 ; 71/75 ; 72/75 ; 73/75 ; 74/75 ; 75/75; twenty-two (22) copies unnumbered and untitled; Draft: one (1) copy. All copies in various colours.

2/20 // 5/12 ; 6/12 ; 7/12 ; 9/12 ; 10/12 ; 11/12 ; 12/12 // -10-; four (4) copies unnumbered; seven (7) copies black and white unnumbered and untitled; ten (10) copies brown and black unnumbered and untitled; twenty-five (25) copies shades of green unnumbered and untitled; thirty-seven (37) copies shades of gold unnumbered and untitled. Some copies with and without question mark.

Black and white: 2/20 ; 4/20 ; 6/20 ; 7/20 ; 8/20 ; 9/20 ; 10/20; 17/20 ; 18/20 ; 19/10 ; 20/20; Black, white and green: 1/12 ; 4/12 ; five (5) copies black and white unnumbered and untitled; fifteen (15) copies browns and reds unnumbered and untitled; seven (7) copies browns and greens unnumbered and untitled.

10/12 + 14/20 + 1/12 matted together; 2/20 ; 5/20 ; 6/20 ; 7/20 ; 9/20 ; 10/20 ; 11/20 ; 13/20 ; 15/20 ; 16/20 ; 18/20; reds and browns: 1/12 ; 3/ 12 ; 4/12 ; 5/12 ; 6/12 ; 7/12 ; 8/12 ; 9/12 ; 10/12 ; 11/12 ; 12/12; seven (7) copies black and white unnumbered and untitled and one (1) copy titled; six (6) copies blues unnumbered and untitled; eight (8) copies reds and brown unnumbered and untitled and one (1) copy titled; thirty-five (35) copies greens unnumbered and untitled; five (5) copies on yellow tissue paper unnumbered and untitled and one (1) copy titled; five (5) copies on gold and silver patterned paper unnumbered and untitled; two (2) copies on blue tissue paper unnumbered and untitled. Greens: 3/12 ; 4/12 ; 5/12 ; 6/12 ; 7/12 ; 8/12 ; 9/12 ; 11/12.

Black and white: 1/15 ; 3/15 ; 4/15 ; 5/15 ; 6/15 ; 10/15 ; 15/15; fifteen (15) copies black and white unnumbered and untitled; four (4) copies black and white unnumbered. Yellow and green: 3/15 ; 9/15 ; 12/15 ; 13/15 ; 14/15; one (1) copy yellow and green unnumbered. Brown and green: 3/15 ; 7/15 ; 8/15 ; 14/15; three (3) copies brown and green unnumbered; one (1) copy brown and green unnumbered and untitled. Green tissue paper: 1/8 ; 5/8 ; 7/8 ; 8/8. One (1) copy yellow tissue paper unnumbered and untitled.

Black and green: 1/16 ; 11/16 ; 3/16. Black and white: 1/10 ; 2/10 ; 4/10 ; 5/10 ; 7/10. White and black: 2/16 ; 3/16; 8/16 ; 9/16 ; 10/16 ; 11/16 ; 12/16 ; 13/16 ; 14/16 ; 15/16 ; 16/16. Black and white: 1/14 ; 2/14 ; 4/14 ; 5/14 ; 6/14 ; 7/14 ; 8/14 ; 9/14 ; 12/14 ; 13/14; one (1) copy black and white unnumbered. Green and yellow: 3/16; 4/16 ; 5/16 ; 12/16 ; 13/16 ; 16/16; thirteen (13) copies greens and yellows unnumbered and untitled; one (1) copy green tissue unnumbered and untitled; one (1) copy yellow tissue unnumbered and untitled; ten (10) copies black and white unnumbered and untitled. 

4/20 ; 5/20 ; 6/20 ; 8/20 ; 9/20 ; 10/ 20 (matted) ; 16/20 ; 17/20 ; 4/12; five (5) copies black and white unnumbered and untitled; sixteen (16) copies gold and brown unnumbered and untitled; ninety-four (94) copies in green variants unnumbered and untitled.

8/18.

1/20 ; 4/20 ; 6/20 ; 8/20 ; 9/20 ; 11/20; 12/20 ; 14/20 ; 15/20 ; 16/20 ; 17/20 ; 18/20 ; 19/20 ; 20/20; Artist’s proof: five (5) copies.

One (1) copy unnumbered and undated woodcut of a house.

Pearl (Edition 2-10): one (1) copy aquatint, one (1) copy black and white, and one (1) copy blue; Pearl (Edition 15): four (4) copies, fifteen (15) copies unnumbered and untitled; Shell (Edition 2-10): one (1) copy.

2/12 ; 3/12 ; 4/12 ; 5/12 ; 8/12 ; 9/12 ; 10/12 ; 11/12 ; 12/12.

Peace: two (2) copies unnumbered, one (1) copy matted, one (1) copy unnumbered and untitled.; Peace (Edition 10): one (1) copy.

Three (3) copies; five (5) copies unnumbered and untitled; untitled prints may be titled "Night"

Two (2) copies unnumbered; five (5) copies unnumbered and untitled ; seven (7) copies on tissue paper: 2, 3 (with notations), 5, 6.

One (1) copy unnumbered; six (6) copies unnumbered and untitled in various colours; two (2) copies with Hebrew lettering.

One (1) copy unnumbered; seven (7) copies unnumbered and untitled.

1/18; 2/18; 3/18; 9/18; 10/18 ; 11/18 ; 12/18; 13/18; 14/18; 15/18; 16/18; 17/18; 18/18; Artist’s proof: five (5) copies.

Dandelions no. 5: one (1) copy; Dandelions: ten (10) copies unnumbered.

Conch frieze II: 1/6 ; 3/6 ; 4/6 ; 5/6 ; 6/6. Conch frieze: 2/50 ; 6/50 ; 7/50 ; 9/50 ; 11/50 ; 15/50 ; 17/50 ; 18/50 ; 19/50 ; 20/50 ; 22/50 ; 25/50 ; 26/50 ; 27/50 ; 28/ 50 ; 29/50 ; 30/50 ; 31/50 ; 32/50 ; 40/50 ; 42/50 ; 43/50 ; 45/50 ; 48/50. artist's print/proof: four (4) copies. twelve (12) copies unnumbered and untitled in various colours and states.

Four (4) copies.

5/20 ; 6/20 ; 7/20 ; 9/20 ; 12/20; 13/20; 16/20 ; 18/20 ; 19/20 (matted); Artist’s proof: eight (8) copies.

2/14 ; 3/14 ; 4/14 ; 5/14 ; 6/14 ; 7/14 ; 8/14 ; 9/14 ; 10/14 ; 11/14 ; 12/14; 13/14; 14/14; Artist’s proof: four (4) copies; fifteen (15) copies unnumbered and untitled. (Blacks, browns and greens).

2/25 ; 3/25 ; 7/25 ; 8/25 ; 9/25 ; 10/25 ; 11/25 ; 12/25 ; 13/25 ; 14/25 ; 17/25 ; 18/25 ; 19/25 ; 20/25 ; 21/25 ; 22/25 ; 23/25 ; 24/25 ; 25/25; Artist’s proof: one (1) copy; one (1) copy unnumbered and untitled. (Reds, oranges and yellows).

One (1) copy; one (1) negative.

Two (2) copies of poster; undated.

1/20 ; 8/20 ; 9/20 ; 11/20 ; 12/20 ; 13/20; 14/20 ; 15/20 ; 17/20 ; 18/20 ; 19/20 ; 20/20.

9/20 ; 10/20 ; 11/20 ; 15/20 ; 17/20 ; 18/20; Artist’s proof: two (2) copies; two (2) copies unnumbered and untitled.

1/30 ; 3/30 ; 6/30 ; 7/30 ; 9/30 ; 11/30 ; 12/30 ; 13/30 ; 14/30 ; 15/30 ; 16/30 ; 17/30 ; 18/30 ; 19/30 ; 20/30 ; 21/30 ; 22/30 ; 23/30 ; 24/30 ; 25/30 ; 26/30 ; 27/30 ; 28/30 ; 29/30 ; 30/30; Artist’s print: two (2) copies; Artist’s proof: three (3) copies.

19/20

Artist’s proof: two (2) copies; one (1) copy of original sketch.

2/25 ; 3/25 ; 4/25 ; 5/25 ; 6/25 ; 7/25 ; 9/25 ; 10/25 ; 12/25 ; 13/25 ; 14/25 ; 15/25 ; 16/25 ; 17/25 ; 18/25 ; 19/25 ; 20/25 ; 21/25 ; 22/25 ; 23/25 ; 24/25 ; 25/25; Artist's print: five (5) copies; nine (9) copies unnumbered and untitled in various stages.

3/12 ; 5/12 ; 6/12 ; 7/12 ; 8/12 ; 9/12; 12/12; seventeen (17) copies unnumbered and untitled in various colours.

5/15; 9/15; 10/15 ; 11/15 ; 13/15 ; 15/15; two (2) copies unnumbered.

Island in the sun (third version): 2/4 ; 4/4; Island in the sun: 5/15; Artist’s proof: three (3) copies; four (4) copies unnumbered and untitled in various stages.

One (1) copy on green paper.

2/20 ; 3/20 ; 8/20; Artist’s proof: one (1) copy.

14/18 ; 17/18.

1/19 ; 2/19 ; 3/19 ; 5/19 ; 6/19 ; 7/19 ; 8/19 ; 10/19 ; 12/19 ; 13/19 ; 14/19 ; 15/19 ; 16/19 ; 17/19 ; 18/19 ; 19/19; four (4) copies unnumbered and untitled.

5/12 ; 6/12 ; 7/12 ; 8/12; Artist’s proof: two (2) copies.

1/18 ; 5/18 ; 17/18 ; 18/18; Artist’s proof: 5 copies; one (1) copy unnumbered and untitled.

2/12 ; 6/12 ; 8/12 ; 9/12 ; 10/12 ; 11/12 ; 12/12.

1/12 ; 2/12 ; 3/12 ; 5/12 ; 6/12 ; 8/12 ; 9/12 ; 10/12; Artist’s proof: one (1) copy.

No. 11

1/18 ; 3/18; one (1) original sketch.

1/20 ; 2/18 ; 6/18 ; 7/18 ; 8/18 ; 9/18 ; 11/18 ; 15/18 ; 16/18 ; 17/18; four (4) copies unnumbered and untitled.

1/20 ; 3/20 ; 4/20 ; 7/20 ; 11/20 ; 14/20 ; 16/20 ; 17/20 ; 18/20 ; 20/20; one (1) original sketch.

13/20 ; 18/20; Artist’s proof: one (1) copy; one (1) original sketch.

Different variations of Moon Sprite: Moon sprite (1): Black and white: 2/12; 9/12; Artist’s proof: one (1) copy. Moon sprite (2): Black and white: 7/12 ; 8/12 ; 10/12 ; 11/12; 12/12; Artist’s proof: three (3) copies. Moon sprite (3): Green and brown: 9/12; Artist’s proof: one (1) copy. Moon sprite (4): Blues and greens: 2/12 ; 3/12 ; 7/12 ; 8/12 ; 10/12 ; 11/12 ; 12/12; Artist’s proof: two (2) copies.

4/20 ; 10/20 ; 11/20; 12/20 ; 13/20 ; 14/20 ; 15/20 ; 16/20 ; 18/20 ; 19/20 ; 20/20; 6 copies unnumbered and untitled.

Different variations of Jewels of the Night: Jewels of the Night (no. 1): Black and white: 1/20 ; 2/20 ; 4/20; one (1) copy unnumbered; sixteen (16) copies unnumbered and untitled. Jewels of the Night (no. 2): Black, white and green: 1/20 ; 4/20 ; 6/20 ; 10/20 ; 16/20 ; 18/20; one (1) copy unnumbered. Jewels of the Night: black, white and blue: nine (9) copies unnumbered and untitled; one (1) original sketch.

5/25 ; 7/25 ; 10/25 ; 12/25 ; 13/25 ; 14/25 ; 16/25 ; 17/25 ; 18/25 ; 21/25 ; 23/ 25 ; 24/25 ; 25/25; Artist’s proof: three (3) copies; one (1) original sketch.

4/20 ; 5/20 ; 7/20 ; 8/20 ; 11/20 ; 12/20 ; 13/20 ; 14/20 ; 16/20 ; 20/20 (matted); Artist’s print: two (2) copies.

1/24 ; 14/24 ; 18/24 ; 21/24 ; 23/34 ; 24/24.

6/20 ; 9/20 ; 11/20 ; 20/20; one (1) copy unnumbered and untitled; one (1) original sketch.

2/20 ; 13/20; Artist’s proof: one (1) copy.

One (1) copy: -15-.

2/20 ; 3/20 ; 7/20 ; 8/20 ; 9/20 ; 10/20 ; 11/20 ; 12/ 20 ; 13/20 ; 14/20 ; 15/20 ; 16/20 ; 17/20 ; 18/20 ; 19/20 ; 20/20; four (4) copies unnumbered and untitled.

2; 4; 5; 7; 9; 10; 11; 12; 14; 15; three (3) copies unnumbered and untitled.

Ink drawings and sketches by Claire Pratt; some loose from original matte frames.

Crayon, ink, charcoal, and pencil drawings and sketches.

Fragile, handle with care; some paper fragile and crayon and charcoal rub off.

Oil painting by Claire Pratt.

1/6 ; 2/6 ; 3/6 ; 4/6 ; 5/6; Artist’s proof: six (6) copies.

1/12 ; 2/12 ; 3/12 ; 4/12 ; 6/12 ; 8/12 ; 9/12 ; 11/12 ; 12/12; one (1) copy unnumbered and untitled; Artist’s proof: three (3) copies; one (1) original sketch.

2/8 ; 4/8 ; 5/8 ; 7/8.

Eight (8) copies, seven (7) copies untitled; one (1) original sketch.

11; 12.

1/20 ; 3/20 ; 4/20 ; 5/20 ; 6/20 ; 7/20 ; 8/20 ; 9/20 ; 10/20 ; 11/20 ; 12/20; Artist’s proof: three (3) copies.

3/20 ; 5/20 ; 6/20 ; 7/20 ; 8/20 ; 9/20 ; 10/20 ; 11/20 ; 12/20 ; 13/20 ; 14/20 ; 15/20 ; 16/20 ; 17/20 ; 18/20 ; 19/20 ; 20/20; Artist’s proof: two (2) copies.

1/20 ; 5/20 ; 6/20 ; 7/20 ; 8/20 ; 9/20 ; 11/20 ; 13/20 ; 14/63 [should be /20] ; 15/20 ; 16/20 ; 17/20 ; 18/20 ; 19/20 ; 20/20; four (4) copies unnumbered and untitled; one (1) original sketch.

2/14 ; 3/14 ; 4/14 ; 5/14 ; 7/14 ; 8/14 ; 9/14 ; 10/14 ; 11/14 ; 12/14 ; 13/14 ; 14/14.

10/12 ; 11/12; one (1) copy unnumbered and untitled; Artist’s proof: one (1) copy.

Copy 10/12 fragile, handle with care.

1/10 [encapsulated] ; 4/10 ; 5/10 ; 7/10 ; 8/10 ; 9/10; Artist’s proof: three (3) copies.

No. 1 ; No. 9 ; No. 10 ; No. 12 ; No. 13 ; No. 14 ; No. 15; thirteen (13) copies unnumbered and untitled.

Brown and gold: 4/10; Black and white: 4/13 ; 5/13 ; 9/13 ; 10/13 ; 11/13 ; 12/13; 13/13; five (5) copies unnumbered; Artist’s proof: five (5) copies in various colours; one (1) original sketch.

1/20 ; 3/20 ; 5/20 ; 6/20 ; 7/20 ; 8/20 ; 9/20 ; 10/20 ; 11/20 ; 20/20; five (5) copies unnumbered and untitled.

4/12 ; 6/12 ; 7/12 ; 8/12 ; 11/12; ten (10) copies unnumbered and untitled.

3/8 ; 8/8; Artist’s proof: four (4) copies.

1/18 ; 2/18 ; 5/18 ; 6/18 ; 7/18 ; 10/18 ; 11/18 ; 12/18 ; 14/18 ; 16/18 ; 17/18 ; 18/18; Artist’s proof: two (2) copies.

4/24 ; 6/24 ; 11/24 ; 12/24 ; 18/24 ; 19/24 ; 20/24 ; 21/24 ; 22/24.

1/12 ; 5/12 ; 7/12 ; 10/12 ; 11/12; two (2) original sketches.

Sketches fragile, handle with care.

1/20 ; 4/20 ; 5/20 ; 6/20 ; 7/20 ; 8/20 ; 9/20 ; 10/20 ; 11/20 ; 12/20 ; 13/20 ; 14/20 ; 15/20 ; 16/20 ; 17/20 ; 18/20 ; 19/20 ; 20/20; eleven (11) copies unnumbered and untitled in various states; Artist’s proof: five (5) copies; Artist’s print: five (5) copies.

1/12 (mounted) ; 4/12 ; 5/12 ; 7/12 ; 8/12 ; 9/12 ; 10/12 ; 11/12 ; 12/12; one (1) copy unnumbered and untitled.

One (1) woodblock, “A Great Innocence.”

Correspondence to and from Claire Pratt regarding permission to reprint E.J. Pratt poems, Claire's haiku, and quotes from Claire's letters in publications; includes notes by Claire about reprinting requests.

Notebook and typed pages indexing Claire Pratt's artwork; includes typed biography on Claire Pratt.

Copy of book review of Haiku by Claire Pratt; typed price list of some of Claire Pratt's artwork, matted.

Foldout matte frame explaining the woodcut production for Sun on Waterlilies; missing typed description for Step 3; includes list artworks at the "Exhibition of Woodcuts for the Art Institute of Ontario" taped on front cover.

Fragile, woodcuts, descriptions, and matte frame loose. Handle with care.

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) received from Victoria College, University of Toronto

1 photograph: sepia.

Painting with ink, chalk, and crayon; inscription on recto: Presented to me by Franklin McPowell as illustration of a poem named no. 6000 written by me. - E.J. Pratt"

Two (2) woodblocks, one titled "“Jade Tree” and the other "Pine Tree".

Viola Pratt's journal for 1949; includes loose papers with lists of dates, one dated 1957, a newspaper clipping, and a holograph copy of a poem. 

Viola Pratt's journal for 1950; includes holograph notes in the back of the journal in a different handwriting, possibly E.J. Pratt's; includes a pamphlet for the book I Kept my Powder Dry: Reminiscences by John Coburn; includes 1 photograph: b&w of Amy Golahny, undated.

Fragile, front cover loose. 

Viola Pratt's journal for 1952; includes a loose paper with list of dates. 

Viola Pratt's journal for 1955.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1956, originally dated 1951.

Fragile, front cover loose.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1957, originally dated 1953.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1958; includes loose papers with dates. 

Viola Pratt's diary for 1968-1970; includes loose papers.

Viola Pratt's journal for 1971 and 1973, originally dated 1961.

One (1) journal; Viola Pratt's journal for 1972 and 1974 and Claire Pratt's journal for 1925-1930

Fragile, binding loose. 

Jewels of the Night printed on aluminum. An advertisement for Weiler Machines Ltd. is printed on the reverse.

Claire Pratt’s illustrations for E.J. Pratt’s poem “Magic in Everything” printed on aluminum.

Negative image used to create the aluminum plate.

Negative images used to create the aluminum plate.