Box/File List

Helena Coleman

Box 1
BOX(s)	FILE	TITLE	YEAR	ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Series: 2: Literary files
Notes, literary
1	23	About Fenian Raid: n.d.	n.d.
1	55	About articles/stories: n.d.	n.d.
1	59	[For story?], with illustrations: 1931	1931	See also: Box 1, File 9
1	62	About A.P. Coleman, for book: n.d.	n.d.
Articles, essays and stories -- Untitled
1	1	Fragment of essay [arguing against the confinement of women to the domestic sphere]		ts., annotated Fragment is part of the essay "Home and the Home Maker". See Box 1, File 29 for the full essay.
1	1	Fragment of story		ts., annotated. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
1	35	Fragments of articles or stories		holograph; tss., cc.
1	38	Fragment of essay or story		ts., cc.
Articles, essays and stories -- Titled
1	1	The Art of Living with Others		ts., cc., annotated
1	2	The Baby’s Revenge		ts., annotated. Signed: “M.D. Merrivale,” signature crossed out.
1	3	Beginnings [reminiscence]		ts., annotated
1	4	Beginnings		ts., annotated
1	5	Blue Amber		ts., annotated. Fragment.
1	6	A Blue Heron Wing		holograph
1	7	Brass Bed		holograph
1	8	Brief Outline [notes, autobiographical]		holograph
1	9	Cataraqui Grange (“Baxter house on the Cataraqui near Kingston, July, 1929)”	1929	holograph, with illustrations and photographs attached. See also: Box 1, File 59
1	10	Cave Canem		ts., annotated
1	11	Chipmunk Hollow (reminiscence about Agnes Maule Machar)		ts., annotated
1	13	Cobwebs		ts., cc., annotated; Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
1	14	Commencement Day and After		ts., annotated; Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
1	15	Cousin Connie’s Accent		ts., annotated; Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
1	16	Cross-currents		ts., annotated. See also: Miss Doane’s dilemma, Files 45–47.
1	17	Cross-roads		ts., cc., annotated
1	18	Cross-roads		ts., cc., annotated
1	19	Does Jitneying Pay?		ts., cc., annotated;
1	20	Education, Criticism and the Creative Spirit		ts., cc., annotated
1	21	Endings		holograph; ts., annotated
1	22	The Excitement of Village Life		ts., cc., annotated
1	24	Fisherman’s Luck		ts., annotated
1	25	Fisherman’s Luck		ts., annotated
1	26	Footprints		holograph
1	27	Grimalkin		ts., cc., annotated
1	28	Heroes and Villains		ts., cc.; Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
1	29	Home and the Home Maker [essay on women in the home]		ts., cc., annotated
1	30	In the Fall of the Year		holograph
1	31	The Ingratitude of Maria		ts., annotated
1	32	Iris		holograph
1	33	Iris		ts., annotated
1	34	Assumption of Superiority		holograph
1	34	Joey		holograph; ts., annotated; Signed: “Winnifred Cotter.”
1	35	Keddo and his Compatriots		ts., cc. Fragment.
1	35	Kitchen Psychology		ts., cc.
1	35	Tilly: a tribute		ts., cc., annotated
1	36	Keeping up the Standard		ts., annotated; Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.” Fragment.
1	37	The Lecture Lady		ts., cc., annotated. Fragment.
1	38	That Lecture on Balzac [about a lecture given by Henry James]		tss., cc., annotated. Complete draft, plus fragments of another draft. Complete draft is signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
1	39	A Little Child Shall Lead Them		holograph. Fragment.
1	40	A Loiterer in London		holographs
1	41	Loiterings in London		holograph
1	42	Margaret of the Hill-house		tss., cc., annotated
1	43	Margaret of the Hill-house		tss., cc. Signed: “Winifred Cotter.”
1	44	M.L.C.P.		holograph; ts., annotated; ts., cc.; tss., cc., annotated. Complete draft plus fragments.
1	45	Miss Doane’s Dilemma		ts., annotated; Fragment. See also: “Cross-currents,” Box 1, File 16
1	46	Miss Doane’s Dilemma		ts., annotated; ts., cc., annotated. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
1	47	Miss Doane’s Dilemma		ts., annotated. Signed: Helen A. Coleman.
1	48	Miss Webb’s Little Window (two drafts)		ts., annotated; ts., cc., annotated
1	50	My First Caller in Los Angeles		clipping, Toronto Star Weekly
1	51	My Neighbour’s Son		ts., annotated; Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
1	52	Nature’s Balance		ts., annotated. Fragment.
1	53	Not Stock Size (two copies)		tss., cc. (one with typescript revisions)
1	54	Notes in a New York Crowd		some facts and features of the recent Columbus celebrations: holograph. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
1	56	Notes on a Trip to Jamaica		ts., cc., annotated. Signed: “Gwendolen Woodworth.”
1	57	An Old-fashioned Way		ts., cc., annotated. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
1	58	Once Every Spring		ts., annotated
1	60	One of Life’s Little Incongruities (two drafts)		ts., annotated; ts., cc., annotated
1	61	Our Audacious Rodent		ts., annotated
1	63	A Parable (two copies)		holograph; ts., cc., annotated
Poetry -- Poems, by title
1	12	The Cliffs of Dover		ts., cc., annotated
Series: 4: Personal files
[Autobiographical articles?]
1	8	Brief Outline
1	11	Chipmunk Hollow		(reminiscence about Agnes Maule Machar)
Box 2
Series: 2: Literary files
Notes, literary
2	64	About Canadian history: n.d.	n.d.
Articles, essays and stories -- Untitled
2	65	Fragment of story		ts., annotated. See also: Ships that pass, Box 2, File 74.
2	92–95, 100	Fragments of articles or stories		holograph
2	96	Fragment of story		ts., annotated
Articles, essays and stories -- Titled
2	65	Ports and Happy Havens		holograph. Fragment.
2	66	The Possession of Jane (two drafts)		tss., cc., annotated. One draft signed: “Winifred Cotter.”
2	67	The Procession of the Days		holograph
2	68	A Question of Values		ts., cc., annotated. Signed: “Winnifred Cotter.”
2	69	A Rash Experiment		ts., annotated. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
2	70	A Rash Inference		ts., cc., annotated
2	71	Satan and Co.		ts., annotated
2	72	A Sense of Leisure		ts., cc.
2	72	Pursuing a Sense of Leisure		ts., annotated. Signed: “Winifred Cotter.”
2	73	Settlement Work Among the Well-to-do		ts., cc.
2	74	Ships that Pass		ts., annotated and ts., cc. See also: Box 2, File 65
2	75	A Sidelong Glance at Washington		ts., annotated and ts., cc., annotated
2	76	Some Masculine Emotions and a Moral		ts., cc. Fragment.
2	77	Some notes on the Fauna of the West Indies		ts., cc., annotated
2	78	A Soul’s Journey		ts., annotated. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
2	79	The Story of Frenchy (as told to me)		ts., cc., annotated. Fragment.
2	80	Ten Years Old		holograph and ts., cc., annotated. Signed: “L.D. Clark.”
2	81	Ten Years Old		ts., annotated. Page 1 missing.
2	82	The Three Gates		ts., annotated and ts., cc., annotated. One draft signed: “Helen A. Saxon.” [autobiographical?]
2	83	To Be Concluded		ts., cc., annotated
2	84	Undercurrents		ts., cc., annotated
2	85	Undercurrents		ts., annotated. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
2	86	Under the Chinook’s Arch		holograph
2	87	Under the Shadow of Mt. Etna		ts., cc., annotated. Signed: “Winnifred Cotter.”
2	88	An Unrespected Tree		holograph. Fragment.
2	89	Ungarnered Sheaves		holograph
2	90	Up the River with Saddle and Pack		ts., annotated
2	91	Wings		ts. Signed: “Helena Coleman.”
2	92	Hasty Steps on the Stair		holographs. Two drafts.
2	92	The Story of Frenchy		ts., cc. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.” Fragments.
2	93	Endings Are More Apt to Be Approached		holograph. Fragment.
2	94	When Mr. Silas Pepper was Discharged		holograph
2	97	It Was One of Those Perfect Summer Evenings		holograph
2	97	Some Years Ago, Quite Late in Life		holograph
2	98	Gentleman to See You, Sir...		holograph
2	99	During the Earlier Part of the 1880s...		ts., annotated and ts., cc., annotated
Series: 4: Personal files
[Autobiographical articles?]
2	82	The Three Gates
Box 3
Series: 2: Literary files
Notes, literary
3	101–105	Unidentified
Poetry -- General
3	105	Unidentified poetry
Box 4
Series: 1: Correspondence
Correspondence, general
4	118	N.d., 1880–1908: from family, fans, friends, publishers	n.d., 1880-1908	Correspondents include: W.J. Alexander; W. T. Allison; Pelham Edgar; Florence W. Lang. Includes biographical sketch of Helena Coleman by Edith Laurie: holograph, 1904
4	119	1909–1924: from family, fans, fellow authors, friends, publishers	1909-1924
4	120	1925–1949: from an anthologist, family, friends	1925-1949	Correspondents include F. Louis Barber (of Victoria University Library) re: exhibition of paintings of A.P. Coleman, 1942
4	121	N.d., 1899: from an editor (of The National), family, fans, friends	n.d., 1899
Correspondence, by individual correspondent
4	115	The Express		rejection slip relating to Jacob
4	115	Withers, Francis (of Hazen Library, Bon Ami, Virginia): 1 in, 1920	1920
4	116	Northwest Magazine (St. Paul, Minnesota)	1893	correspondence re: payment for In the Shadow of the White Eagle, 1893
4	118	Edgar, Pelham: 1 in, 1907	1907
4	122	Coleman, A.P.: 22 in, 1900–1935	1900-1935
4	123	Betts, C.L.: 26 in, 1934	1934	Includes drafts of poem by Betts.
4	125	Edgar, Pelham: 1 in, 1907	1907
4	126	Burwash, Nathanael: 1 in, 1907	1907
4	127	Hammond, M.O. (editor, The Globe, Toronto): 2 in, 1907	1907
Series: 2: Literary files
Notes, literary
4	115	About Sheila and others:	1920	copies sent to newspapers and periodicals, 1920
Articles, essays and stories -- Titled
4	116	In the Shadow of the White Eagle	1893	photocopy of printed story, 1893
Poetry -- General
4	106	Poems, filed under “A–D”		holographs; tss., annotated; tss., cc., annotated; clipping, annotated. Pseudonym sometimes used: “Helen A. Saxon.”
4	107	Poems, filed under “E–I”		holographs; tss., annotated; tss., cc., annotated. Pseudonyms sometimes used: “H.C.;” “C.H.”
4	108	Poems, filed under “J–R”		holographs; tss., annotated; tss., cc., annotated. Pseudonyms sometimes used: “C.H.;” “Helen A. Saxon”
4	109	Poems, filed under “S–Y”		holographs; tss., annotated; tss., cc., annotated; clipping, annotated. Pseudonyms sometimes used: “H.C.;” “H.S.C.;” “Helen A. Saxon”
4	109a	Poems, “copied from Miss Elsie Pomeroy’s typewritten copy; July, 1954,” annotated by “M.V.R.” [Margaret V. Ray]		Poems include: The bell-buoy, Blue ran the river, Dusk on the Campagna, In Westminster Abbey, Martyrdom, Trouble on the shelf, Wild-foot.
Poetry -- Poems, by title
4	110	Seven City Sonnets		tss., cc., annotated
4	110	Sonnets After Easter		tss., cc., annotated
4	110	Three Quarrels		tss., cc.
4	111	Being the sad tale of the marriage of Julia, Lady Adelaide Belljangle to Maxamilian Hogginstein of Chicago, and the triumph of her fate		ts., cc., annotated. Signed: “Caleb Black.”
4	111	The Squeal		ts., cc., annotated. Signed: “Caleb Black.”
4	112	Ballade of the Sea-serpent		ts. Signed: “Shadwell Jones.”
4	113	Origins		holograph. Signed: “Annie Lloyd.”
4	114	Our Buried Selves		ts., cc.
4	114	Sacrifice		holograph
4	114	The Vale of Lomond		holograph. Signed: “Emily A. Sykes.”
4	115	A Child’s Song of Christmas		galley proof
4	115	Kerry		galley proof
4	115	Lament	spring, 1917	spring, 1917: tss., cc., annotated and photocopy. Photocopy of printed poem is signed: “Winifred Cotter.”
4	115	The Fields of France		ts., cc., annotated. Signed: Winnifred Cotter.
4	115	When I Was a Small Lad		galley proof
Series: 5: Material about Helena Coleman
Biographical sketch
4	118	By Edith Laurie, 1904	1904	holograph
Biographical notes (printed)
4	117	Printed in introduction to several of her poems, in The Canadian Public Health Journal		With photograph
Clippings; photocopies of clippings; tear-sheets
4	115	Clippings; photocopies of clippings; tear-sheets
4	117	Clippings; photocopies of clippings; tear-sheets
Series: 6: Other material
4	124	Correspondence from C.L. Betts to Dr. Norwood		1 letter, cc. Signed by Betts
Box 5
Series: 1: Correspondence
Correspondence, general
5	143	N.d., 1941: 10 letters relating to donation of over 300 paintings and sketches by A.P. Coleman to Victoria University Library, and to their exhibition	n.d., 1941	Includes: 3 letters (original) to F. Louis Barber, 1941; 3 letters (copies) from F. Louis Barber, 1941; 1 letter from Walter C. Brown, 1941; 1 letter (copy) from Barber to W.J. Little, 1941; 1 letter (copy) from Barber to C.T. Currelly (of Royal Ontario Museum), 1941; 1 memorandum from “M.R.” [Margaret V. Ray] to Barber, undated; plus a list of watercolour paintings by A.P. Coleman loaned to the University of Western Ontario, 1945
5	144	N.d., 1931, 1950: Christmas greetings; Correspondents include: Lord and Lady Aberdeen, 1931; Henry Chandlee Forman and Caroline Lippincott, 1950; Josette Ledoux, n.d.; and Misses MacMurchy, n.d	n.d., 1931, 1950
5	145	N.d., 1885–1920: letters and fragments of letters, from family, friends, some unidentified correspondents	n.d., 1885-1920	Correspondents include: Mary Electa Adams, Anna, Carol, Anne Embree, E.H.C., Daisy, Evelyn, G.W.H., Margaret, and Thorn. File also includes copy of a letter from Helena Coleman, ts., cc., unaddressed, 1937
Correspondence, by individual correspondent
5	128	Stubbs, S.J. (General Editor of Textbooks, Department of Education, Province of Ontario): 1 in, 1924	1924
5	129	Caswell, Edward S. (Secretary-Treasurer, Public Library of Toronto): 1 in, 1910; Reference made to possible meeting between Helena Coleman and “Mrs. McClung”	1910	[Nellie L. McClung?]
5	130	Reynolds, Amelia and Paul Revere: 25 in, including 24 letters from Amelia, n.d., 1905–08, and 1 from Paul, 1904	1904, 1905-1908
5	134	Adams, Augusta M. and Mary Electa: 51 letters in, n.d., 1872–1907 (7 from Augusta and 44 from Mary)	1872-1907	Letter of September 9, 1883 includes note to A.P. Coleman. Photocopies of the correspondence are held in Box 5, File 134a.
5	134a	Adams, M.E. and A.M. - Xerox copies		Contains photocopies of correspondence in Box 5, File 134.
5	136	Coleman, Lucius: 7 in, n.d., 1906–1934	n.d., 1906-1934	[1 letter signed “E.A.” Coleman: same as Lucius Coleman?]
5	137	Coleman, Rufus A.: 12 in, 1886–1936	1886-1936
5	138	Coleman, Francis: 1 in, 1884	1884
5	139	Coleman, Albert E.: 3 in, 1907–1934	1907-1934
5	140	Norton, Sarah: 3 in, 1934	1934	Includes telegram relating to the death of Albert Coleman, plus related legal document, 1934 (citation re: last will and testament of Albert Coleman).
5	141	Ray, Margaret V. (Librarian, Victoria University): 3 out (originals), n.d., 1943	n.d., 1943
5	142	Daisy (correspondence sent from Friends’ School, Brooklyn, New York): 3 in, n.d., 1906	n.d., 1906
5	146	L.O.A. [member of the Adams family?]: 5 in, 1922–41	1922-1941
Series: 6: Other material
5	133	Correspondence between Helen MacMurchy and other individuals: 26 in, 1903–45	1903-1945	Includes letters from: W.J. Alexander, 1904, 1906; E.H. Coleman, 1904; A.E. Lang, 1907; Duncan Campbell Scott, 1905
5	135	Correspondence from Mary Electa Adams to Lucius Coleman	1855-1888	5 letters (including 1 fragment), 1855–88. Photocopies of the correspondence are held in Box 5, File 135a.
5	135a	Correspondence from Mary Electa Adams to Lucius Coleman - Xerox copies		Contains photocopies of correspondence in Box 5, File 135.
Correspondence from Amelia and Paul Reynolds (literary agents, New York) to Helen MacMurchy (who acted as an agent for Helena Coleman)
5	131a	6 letters from Paul and 5 from Amelia [all signed as Paul, but 5 signed in Amelia’s handwriting], 1904	1904	Includes information about journals to which works were submitted.
5	131b	21 letters from Amelia, 1905 and 6 from Paul, plus 2 statements of account and a letter from Century Magazine, 1905	1905	Statements of account include lists of journals to which works were submitted.
5	131c	20 letters from Amelia, 1906, and 11 from Paul, 1906 [1 letter from Amelia signed as Paul], plus 1 unsigned letter and 3 statements of account	1906	Includes lists of journals to which works were submitted.
5	131d	7 letters from Amelia, 1907, and 2 from Paul, 1907 [1 letter from Amelia signed as Paul], plus 3 statements of account	1907	Includes lists of journals to which works were submitted.
5	131e	9 letters from Amelia, 1908 [3 signed as Paul], plus 3 statements of account	1908	Includes lists of journals to which work was submitted.
5	131f	15 letters from Amelia, 1909 [8 signed as Paul], plus 1 unsigned letter and 3 statements of account	1909	Includes lists of journals to which work was submitted.
5	131g	5 letters from Amelia, 1910 [4 signed as Paul], plus 2 statements of account	1910	Includes lists of journals to which work was submitted.
5	132	6 letters from Amelia, n.d. [1 signed as Paul]	n.d.	Includes information about journals to which work was submitted.
Box 6
Series: 1: Correspondence
Correspondence, by individual correspondent
6	152	Machar, Agnes Maule: 1 in, 1909	1909
Series: 2: Literary files
Articles, essays and stories -- Titled
6	148	Christmas Employment		ts., annotated; Signed: “Winifred Cotter.”
6	148	Tethered Wing		ts., annotated
Poetry -- General
6	154	Unidentified poetry
Series: 3: Professional files
6	147	(A woman’s place (ech-h-h-h) is in the home, by “Helen A. Saxon”) reprinted in Toronto Globe and Mail, 1967	1967	clipping and photocopy of clipping. File includes copy of letter from Lorna Fraser (Victoria University Library) identifying "Helen A. Saxon" as Helena Coleman.
Series: 4: Personal files
[Autobiographical articles?]
6	149	List of books (Canadiana) owned by Helena Coleman: 1936	1936
Photographs
6	151	Of Helena at Mt. Coleman
6	152	Of Helena and other persons, including A.P. Coleman, Albert E. Coleman, John E. Coleman, G.B. Lancaster, Agnes Maule Machar, Sara MacNaughton, Marjorie Pickthall and Ethelwyn Wetherald
6	152	Of Helena, family members and friends
6	152	Of various homes and landscapes
Series: 5: Material about Helena Coleman
Reviews
6	150	Of Marching men	1917	holograph copy of review in the Regina Leader, 1917
6	150	Of Marching men	1917	in copy of The Rebel (University of Toronto), 1917
Series: 6: Other material
Correspondence from Amelia and Paul Reynolds (literary agents, New York) to Helen MacMurchy (who acted as an agent for Helena Coleman)
6	153–154	Miscellaneous material
Series: 8: Material relating to Elsie Pomeroy
6	148	Christmas Employment, story signed “Winifred Cotter,”; Tethered Wing, article by Helena Coleman; and letter from Elsie Pomeroy forwarding Tethered Wing to Natural History Magazine, 1953	1953	ts., annotated; ts., annotated
6	148	Letter to Elsie Pomeroy from “Helen”	[1949]
6	148	Miscellaneous: Reprints of articles by Elsie Pomeroy, including: Helena Coleman, 1955; Pinehurst Island, 1956	1955, 1956
6	148	Salute to valour: a tribute to Helena Coleman	1956
6	148b	Article: G.B. Lancaster, A Canadian Tribute by Elsie Pomeroy	1948	"G.B. Lancaster" is the pseudonym of Australian author Edith Joan Lyttleton.
6	148b	Copy of a letter to Nell Lyttleton	19 June 1948
6	148b	Copy of a letter to W.R. Lyttleton	21 December 1946
Box 7
Series: 1: Correspondence
Correspondence, by individual correspondent
7	157	Edgar, Pelham: 1 in, 1907	1907
Series: 2: Literary files
Articles, essays and stories -- Titled
7	157	From a Dormer Window		holograph
7	157	Growing Old		holograph
7	157	Notes on a Jamaican Trip		holograph
7	157	The Story of the rose		holograph
7	157	[The Baby’s Revenge?]		ts.; Fragment.
Poetry -- Poems, by title
7	157	Sacrament		holograph
Series: 3: Professional files
7	157(in notebook)	Letters-to-the-editor of Domestic Science, relating to the role of women in the domestic sphere: n.d.	n.d.
Series: 4: Personal files
Notebooks [in fragile condition], including
7	155	Five books, containing literary and personal notes; list of pseudonyms, including “Hollis Cattwin,” “Mrs. R.H. Hudson,” “Hollis Hume,” and “Helen A. Saxon;” addresses; “extracts from friends’ letters;” n.d., 1897, 1913-14	n.d., 1897, 1913-1914
7	156	Five books, containing drafts of untitled prose works, holograph; fragment of Raife Stevens, (short story), holograph; fragment of untitled story, ts., annotated; n.d., 1938	n.d., 1938
7	157	Nine books, containing household and literary notes; drafts and fragments of titled and untitled prose and poetic works, holograph;...	n.d.	...draft of letter-to- the-editor relating to women in the domestic sphere; [autobiographical notes?: “I was about twelve when...”]; clipping relating to Ethelwyn Wetherald; n.d.
Box 8
Series: 2: Literary files
Articles, essays and stories -- Titled
8	(notebook)	Fashions and the War		holograph
8	(notebook)	Letty on K’s Marriage		holograph
Poetry -- Poems, by title
8	(notebook)	Not to the Apathetic Sod...		ts., cc., annotated
Series: 3: Professional files
8	(in notebook)	Disagreeing with a book review
Series: 4: Personal files
Notebooks [in fragile condition], including
8		Twenty-one books, containing: household, literary, personal and travel notes; drafts and fragments of titled and untitled prose...	n.d.	...and poetic works, holograph; draft of letter-to-the-editor disagreeing with a book review; business addresses of journals; n.d.
Box 9
Series: 1: Correspondence
Correspondence, by individual correspondent
9	2	Daisy: 1 in, 1906	1906
9	3	Allen, Annie and Jessie: 1 out, 1907	1907
9	3	Allen, Jessie: 1 out, 1940	1940
9	3	Allen, Maria Orme: 1 out [postcard; original], 1906	1906	Photograph on post card taken by A.P. Coleman.
9	3	Allen, Miss: 1 out, 1907	1907
9	3	Allen, Richard and Marian (original letters from Helena Coleman)	n.d., 1927-1940; n.d., 1934-1935; n.d, 1929-1943	7 addressed to Marian, n.d., 1927–40; 13 to Richard (“Dick”), n.d., 1934–35; 10 to Marian and Richard, n.d, 1929–43. File includes a postcard of Mt. Coleman.
9	3	Allen, Richard O.: 4 out [originals], [1928]–1931	[1928]-1931
Series: 4: Personal files
Paintings
9	1	1 miniature painting of Helena Coleman		Framed.
Series: 5: Material about Helena Coleman
Clippings; photocopies of clippings; tear-sheets
9	3	Clippings; photocopies of clippings; tear-sheets
Series: 6: Other material
Correspondence from Amelia and Paul Reynolds (literary agents, New York) to Helen MacMurchy (who acted as an agent for Helena Coleman)
9		Letter from Abbe Tessier to unidentified person, 1935	1935
Series: 8: Material relating to Elsie Pomeroy
9	3	Clipping of article about Helen MacMurchy
Box 10
Series: 1: Correspondence
Correspondence, general
10	2	N.d., 1917: correspondence and fragments of correspondence with friends, some unidentified	n.d., 1917	Correspondents include: Alice F. (1 in); and W. (1 out). File includes material relating to “G.B. Lancaster” (pseudonym of Australian author Edith Joan Lyttleton).
10	10	Photocopy from a letter from Helena Coleman in Edith Lyttleton’s hand, 30 May 1910	30 May, 1910	Includes a sample of Edith Lyttleton’s handwriting
Correspondence, by individual correspondent
10	4	Carol: 1 in, 1945	1945
10	7	Thorn: 1 in, n.d.	n.d.
10	10	Lyttleton, W.R.: 5 out, 1945–1948	1945-1948
Series: 2: Literary files
Articles, essays and stories -- Untitled
10	1	Fragments of stories		tss., cc., annotated
10	1	Table of contents page		(untitled; for a collection of prose)
10	5	Fragments and drafts of articles or stories		holographs; tss.; tss., cc.
10	7	Fragments of articles and stories		holographs; ts., cc.
10	8	Fragments of stories		holographs; tss.
10	9	Fragments of articles		holographs
Articles, essays and stories -- Titled
10	1	A Camp in the Rockies		tear-sheet. Signed: “H.C.”
10	1	Adelina out west		ts. and ts., cc.
10	1	All Achievement, National and Otherwise...		holograph. Fragment. Fragile.
10	1	At Madeira		ts., cc., annotated
10	1	Before the War in Italy		ts., cc., annotated. Signed: “A.T. Cottingham.”
10	1	Being Alone in the House		tear-sheet, annotated. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
10	1	Kitchen Psychology		tss., cc., annotated Page 3 is missing.
10	1	Mrs. Lougheed’s Call		tear-sheet, annotated; Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
10	1	Pigeon-holed		ts., annotated. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
10	1	The Call of the Wild		ts., annotated
10	1	The Story of Frenchy		ts., cc. Fragment.
10	1	To Be Concluded		tear-sheet, annotated. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
10	1	Way Down South in Winter-time		holograph
10	1	[Cousin Connie’s Accent?]		ts., annotated; Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
10	3	The Entrance to our Little Bay		holograph and tss., annotated
10	5	A Reformed Character		ts., annotated. Fragment. Signed: “Helen A. Saxon.”
10	5	Along Life’s Little Side-paths		ts., annotated; ts., cc., annotated Draft and fragment. Signed: “Cotter.”
10	5	April Frosts and April Fears		ts., annotated; Fragment. Signed: “Winifred Cotter.”
10	5	Bat		holograph; In notebook, fragile.
10	5	Behind the Lines		ts., cc., annotated
10	5	Cousin Connie’s Accent		ts., annotated
10	5	Doctor		holograph. In notebook, fragile.
10	5	Does Marriage Conduce to Intellectuality		ts., cc. Signed: “Winnifred Cotter.”
10	5	Endings		ts., annotated
10	5	Fate Decreed that I Should Spend the Summer of 1935...		holograph
10	5	Footprints		twelve essays: holograph
10	5	I Had Hoped to Reach Cranby Before Dark		ts., cc., annotated
10	5	In a Wild Strawberry Patch		ts. Fragment.
10	5	It Was Ten O’clock on a Sunny March Evening in Florida		holograph; ts., annotated
10	5	Last Train out of Germany, August 1, 1914		holograph
10	5	M.L.C.P.		ts., annotated
10	5	Our Audacious Rodent		ts., annotated. Fragment.
10	5	Ten-year-old and the Fishin’ Hole		ts., cc. Fragment.
10	5	The Elusive Times		ts., cc.
10	5	The Red-eyed Vireo Made a Bad Mistake Last Summer		holograph
10	7	Afternoon Teas		holograph
10	7	Button Hook		holograph
10	7	Some notes on the Fauna of the West Indies		ts., cc.
10	7	The Habit of Pouring		holograph
10	8	At About Sixteen I Went to a Small Farm...		holograph. Subject: L.O.C.
10	8	M.L.C.P.		holograph
10	9	Epilogue	ts. [Epilogue to a lecture on geology?]	ts. [Epilogue to a lecture on geology?]
10	9	Iris		holograph
Poetry -- General
10	4	Poems, untitled		holographs; tss., annotated; tss., cc., annotated. Fragments and drafts.
Poetry -- Poems, by title
10	4	A Chant of Love		reprint (from Atlantic Monthly). Written by American poet Helen Gray Cone.
10	4	A Little Knowledge		ts. Signed: “Maxwell Wallace.” [Helena Coleman?]
10	4	At Lilac Time		ts., cc.
10	4	Bluebirds		ts. Signed: “Maxwell Wallace.” [Helena Coleman?]
10	4	Disarmament		ts.
10	4	Dyson (list of corrections)		ts.
10	4	Ere Night Was Ended		holograph
10	4	Feeding the Birds		ts. Signed: “Maxwell Wallace.” [Helena Coleman?]
10	4	For One in Adversity		ts.
10	4	History		ts.
10	4	Irish Melody		ts.
10	4	May 1940		ts.
10	4	Money		ts.
10	4	My Little One		ts.
10	4	Night Life		ts. Signed: “F.G. Pearson.” [Helena Coleman?]
10	4	Old Women		holograph. Signed: Frances Alexander [Helena Coleman?]
10	4	On Sailing		ts.
10	4	Outline		ts., cc. annotated;
10	4	Prayer of an advice-giver		ts.
10	4	Prelude		ts.
10	4	Rainy Weather		holograph
10	4	Secrets		ts., cc. Signed: “C.D.” [Helena Coleman?]
10	4	Snow Prints		ts. Signed: “Maxwell Wallace.” [Helena Coleman?]
10	4	The Ant		ts. Signed: “Maxwell Wallace.” [Helena Coleman?]
10	4	The Day that Uncle Corbin Died		ts., cc., annotated
10	4	The Mystery		holograph. Signed: “Ralph Hodgson.” [Helena Coleman?]
10	4	The New Magazine		ts., cc.
10	4	The wish		ts.
10	4	Trying to Understand		ts.
10	4	Unknown to Fame		ts., cc., annotated
10	5	By a Mountain Lake		ts., cc., annotated
10	5	In Action		ts., cc., annotated. Signed: “H.C.”
10	5	Waiting		ts.
10	7	August 1914		ts., cc.
10	7	My Little One		ts., cc.
Series: 4: Personal files
[Autobiographical articles?]
10	1	A Camp in the Rockies
10	1	The Call of the Wild
10	3	The Entrance to our Little Bay
10	5	Last Train out of Germany, August 1, 1914
10	8	See “At about sixteen I went to a small farm near Hamilton to keep house for my brother L.O.C.”
Series: 7: Material relating to G.B. Lancaster
10	4	Drafts of six poems		tss., cc., some annotated. signed “G.B. Lancaster.”

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