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Elizabeth Rider Montgomery Papers, 1897-1983
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Montgomery, Elizabeth Rider
- Title
- Elizabeth Rider Montgomery Papers
- Dates
- 1897-1983 (inclusive)18971983
1920-1983 (bulk)19201983 - Quantity
- 9 linear feet, (24 boxes)
- Collection Number
- XOE_SC0001Montgomery
- Summary
- The Elizabeth Rider Montgomery Papers document the life and career of a teacher and prolific writer of children's and young adult literature. The collection consists of biographical material, manuscripts, drafts, correspondence, research and other supporting materials related to a wide range of published and unpublished works.
- Repository
-
Western Washington University, Special Collections
Wilson Library 6th Floor
516 High Street MS9103
Bellingham WA
98225-9123
Telephone: (360) 650-3193
Fax: (360) 650-3044
speccoll@wwu.edu - Access Restrictions
-
The collection is open to the public.
- Languages
- English
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
A teacher and prolific writer specializing in works for children and young adults, Elizabeth Rider was born to Charles Quantrell and Lula (Tralle) Rider on July 12, 1902, in Huaras, Peru, where her father was serving as a missionary and teacher. The family returned to the United States when Elizabeth was 18 months old and she spent her childhood in Independence, Missouri, and Seattle, Washington. Although intending to be an artist, she trained as a teacher, receiving a two-year certificate from the Washington State Normal School at Bellingham (now Western Washington University) in 1925 and a degree in Education from the University of California, Los Angeles, in 1928.
While employed as an elementary school teacher, Mrs. Montgomery began writing, with the intention of improving the reading primers then available for her young pupils. In 1938, she left the teaching profession and, until 1963, was employed as a staff-writer for the text-book publisher Scott, Foresman & Company. While there, she was closely involved in the creation and development of the pre-primers and health texts featuring the ongoing characters named "Dick" and "Jane." Subsequently, she was a free-lance writer, authoring novels, biographies, stories, plays, and poems for children and young adults, as well as magazine articles, novels, and plays for adults.
Spanning more than 40 years and resulting in over 70 works, Elizabeth Rider Montgomery's distinguished career was recognized by many honors, including awards from the National Federation of Press Women, National League of American Pen Women, Phi Delta Nu Honorary Fraternity of Authors and Creative Artists, Pacific Northwest Writers Conference, Washington Press Women, and the Seattle Historical Society. Married to Norman A. Montgomery from 1930 to 1961, and to Arthur Julesberg from 1963, Elizabeth Rider Montgomery died on February 19, 1985, in Seattle, Washington.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
The Elizabeth Rider Montgomery Papers consist of biographical materials including personal memorabilia, photographs, scrapbooks, and original artwork. The collection also contains manuscripts, drafts, correspondence, research and other supporting materials related to a wide range of published and unpublished work such as books, stories, plays, and poetry.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Alternative Forms Available
Digital reproductions of questionaires and correspondence between Montgomery and award-winning children's authors are available online as part of Western Libraries Digital Collections (see the "20th Century Children's Authors" collection).
Restrictions on Use
Material in the collection may be subject to copyright restrictions.
Preferred Citation
Elizabeth Rider Montgomery Papers, Special Collections, Western Libraries Archives & Special Collections, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA 98225-9103.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
The Elizabeth Rider Montgomery Papers are organized according to the following series arrangement:
- Series I. Biographical Material, circa 1920-1985
- Series II. Correspondence, circa 1931-1984
- Series III. Series III. Research Material, circa 1897-1969
- Series IV. "Dick and Jane" Material, circa 1965-1983
- Series V. Poetry, circa 1930-1939
- Series VI. Plays, circa 1948-1981
- Series VII. Stories and Articles, circa 1909-1975
- Series VIII. Books, circa 1943-1980
Acquisition Information
The collection was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Robin A. (Monty) Montgomery in 2002.
Related Materials
A selection of books by Elizabeth Rider Montgomery are in the Western Collection in Special Collections. Additional copies of individual book titles may also be available in the Libraries' circulating collection.
The de Grummond Collection at the University of Southern Mississippi's McCain Library and Archives also includes a selection of Elizabeth Rider Montgomery's papers. Follow this hyperlink to view an inventory of this collection.
Processing Note
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Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.
Series I: Biographical Material, circa 1920-1985Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box/Folder | ||
1/1 | Personal memorabilia, story notes, journal, theater
and musical event programs, Los Angeles School District notice of written examination
of applicants for positions as teachers, etc., Elementary salary schedule,
Instructions to Prospective Teachers |
circa 1920s |
1/2 | School reports, certificates, diplomas: Teacher's
Certificate, Public Elementary Schools of Missouri, Teacher's Certificate, Public
Schools of Missouri, First Grade Teacher-Training, Student Card, Central Missouri
State Teachers College, Second Grade Elementary Certificate, Common Schools of
Washington, Grade report, Washington State Normal School, Ellensburg, Grade report,
State Normal School, Bellingham, Grade report, State Normal School, Bellingham, Normal
School Life Diploma, Washington State Normal School, Bellingham, Student's Duplicate
Study List, University of California at Los Angeles |
1920-1927 |
1/3 |
The Gleam – yearbook of William Chrisman High School,
Independence, Missouri |
1920 |
1/4 | Photographs |
circa 1940-1982 |
1/5 | Awards and certificates - The Manuscripters, Music and
Art Foundation of Seattle, National Federation of Press Women, National League of
American Pen Women, Inc., National Writers Club, Pacific Northwest Writers Conference,
Phi Delta Nu, Seattle Historical Society, Washington Press Women, Marquis Biographical
Library Society, Who's Who of American Women |
circa 1944-1968 |
1/6 | Newspaper articles |
1951-1981 |
1/7 | Newspaper reviews, notices, etc. |
1956-1979 |
1/8 | Miscellaneous biographical materials – The Student Opinion, Mrs. Elizabeth
Rider Montgomery and Her Book: “The Half-Pint Fisherman” (KING-T), “Who’s Who
of American Women?,” letter to Suzanne St. Pierre (CBS News, 60 Minutes), letter to
Ernest Kay, General Editor, and draft biographical entry (International Biographical
Centre), obituaries in Seattle Post Intelligencer and
Seattle Times
|
circa 1923-1985 |
Autobiographical Writings |
1946-1978 | |
Box/Folder | ||
1/9 | "One-Armed Paperhanger, or How to Combine Kids with
a Career (In Ten Easy Lessons)" |
1946 |
1/10 | "Opportunity Doesn't Knock" |
1950 |
1/11 | "Answers to Questions Often Asked," "Subject:
Myself," "Community Service," "Penwomen Vignette," PTA National Paper Interview and
supporting correspondence, "Elizabeth Rider Montgomery: (Capsule
Career)" |
1944-1978 |
Box | ||
2 | Scrapbook |
1940-1950 |
3 | Scrapbook |
1950-1960 |
4 | Scrapbook |
1961-1969 |
5 | Scrapbook |
1969-1979 |
7 | Scrapbook - "50th Book Celebration, Sept. 1969, and
60th Book Celebration, Oct. 13, 1973, and 50 Years of Writing, Oct. 10,
1982" |
1969-1982 |
8 | Art works - charcoal |
circa 1920s |
9 | Art works - watercolor |
undated |
Series II: Correspondence, circa 1931-1984Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box/Folder | ||
10/1 | “The Pre-Primer Years” – correspondence with Scott,
Foresman and Co. |
1936-1939 |
10/2 | “1st Health Series” – correspondence with Scott,
Foresman and Co. |
1940-1944 |
10/3 | Correspondence regarding The
Story Behind Great Stories – Alden, Raymond (Why the
Chimes Rang), Bannerman, Helen (Little Black
Sambo), Gag, Wanda (Millions of Cats); Milne,
A. A. (Winnie-the-Pooh) |
1947 |
10/4 | Correspondence regarding The
Story Behind Modern Books – Andrews, Eleanor Frances (Little Pear), Atwater, Florence (Mr. Popper's Penguins), Benet, Marjorie Flack (The
Story about Ping), Bishop, Claire (The Five Chinese
Brothers), Brink, Carol Ryrie (Caddie
Woodlawn), Brunhoff, Cecile De (Story of
Babar), Daugherty, James (Andy and the Lion),
D'Aulaire, Ingri (Ola), Demetrios, Virginia [Virginia
Lee Burton] (The Little House), Estes, Eleanor (The Moffats) |
1947-1948 |
10/5 | Correspondence regarding The
Story Behind Modern Books – Forbes, Esther (Johnny
Tremain), Gramatky, Hardie (Little Toot),
Hall, Doris Gates (Blue Willow), Holling, H. C. (Paddle-to-the-Sea), Knight, Jere, etc. (Lassie Come-Home) Lathrop, Dorothy P. (illus.) (Hitty, Her First Hundred Years [by Rachel Field]), Lawson,
Robert (Rabbit Hill), Lenski, Lois (Little Auto) |
1947-1948 |
10/6 | Correspondence regarding The
Story Behind Modern Books – Means, Florence Crannell (Shuttered Windows), Meigs, Cornelia (Invincible Louisa), O'Brien, Jack (Silver Chief), Petersham, Maud (The Rooster Crows), Rawlings, Marjorie Kinnan (The
Yearling), Salten, Felix (Bambi), Sandburg,
Carl (Abe Lincoln Grows Up), Seredy, Kate (The Good Master) |
1947-1948 |
10/7 | Correspondence regarding The
Story Behind Modern Books - Shephard, Esther, etc. (Paul Bunyan), Snedeker, Caroline (Downright
Dencey), Sperry, Armstrong (Call It Courage),
Stong, Phil (Honk, the Moose), Thurber, James (Many Moons), Travers, P. L. (Mary
Poppins), Vining, Elizabeth Gray (Adam of the
Road), Wilder, Laura Ingalls (Little House in the
Big Woods) |
1947-1948 |
10/8 | Correspondence from R. T. Bond of Dodd, Mead and Co.
regarding translations of The Story of Great Medical
Discoveries
|
1959 December 29 |
10/9 | Rejection letters from various publishers |
1931-1984 |
Series III: Research Material, circa 1897-1969Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box/Folder | ||
11/1 |
The Story Behind Great Stories
|
circa 1940s |
11/2 |
The Story Behind Modern Books
|
circa 1949 |
11/3 |
The Story Behind Popular Songs
|
circa 1957-1969 |
11/4 |
Tide Treasure Camper
|
circa 1954-1959 |
11/5 |
Walt Disney: Master of Make-Believe
|
circa 1960s |
11/6 |
When a Ton of Gold Reached Seattle
|
circa 1897-1969 |
11/7 |
When Pioneers Pushed West to Oregon
|
circa 1897-1906 |
11/8 |
William C. Handy: Father of the Blues
|
circa 1946-1969 |
11/9 | John Philip Sousa |
1955-1956 |
11/10 | John Muir (?) |
circa 1935-1941 |
11/11 | Skiing |
circa 1955-1959 |
Series IV: "Dick and Jane" Material, circa 1965-1983Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box/Folder | ||
12/1-12/2 |
Who Did "Dick and Jane"? - typescripts |
undated |
12/3 | Correspondence |
1965-1983 |
12/4 | Letter to N. Pittmann with transcript of 1959
interview with Zerna Sharpe |
1981 |
12/5 | Newspaper articles |
1972-1977 |
12/6 | "Pre-Primer Chronology" |
undated |
12/7 | Elson Basic readers and Elson-Gray Basic
Primers |
circa 1930s |
12/8 | Zerna Sharpe and Eleanor Campbell biographical
materials |
circa 1933-2006 |
12/9 | Health Primer materials |
circa 1940s |
Series V: Poetry, circa 1930-1939Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box/Folder | ||
12/10 |
Rhymes of Child-Land: For Four- to Six-Year-Olds
|
undated |
12/11 | Individual poems - "Before I Learned to Read,"
"Contest Mania," "Contrast," "Exemptions," "A Mother's Song of Thanksgiving,"
"Mountain Road," "Prayer Before Pay-Day," "Prayer for Two," "Pride at Seven," "Six
Years Old," "Soliloquy of a Gentleman on Meeting the Lady of the Toothbrush Ads,"
"Thank God for Showers," "Three Little Girls," "Trees Are Like People," "What Is In My
Head?," "When You Grow Up," "Writer vs. Cook" |
undated |
12/12 | Drafts |
undated |
12/13 | Scrapbook of published greeting cards |
circa 1938-1939 |
Series VI: Plays, circa 1948-1981Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box/Folder | ||
13/1 |
The Bachelor and the Stork Club: A Light Comedy
|
undated |
13/2 |
The Bachelor and the Stork Club: A One-Hour Television
Comedy
|
undated |
13/3 |
Camp Can-Do - notes for the artist |
circa 1981 |
13/4 |
Kla-How-Ya (Hello--Good-bye): A Symphonic Drama of Northwest
History
|
1963 |
13/5 |
Kla-How-Ya (Hello--Good-bye): A Symphonic Drama of Northwest
History
|
undated |
13/6 |
Knights of the Silver Shield: A Play for Children
|
undated |
13/7 |
Merlin's Necklace: (A Play for Children)
|
undated |
13/8-13/9 |
Noel's Ark: A Three Act Play
|
undated |
13/10-13/11 |
Old Pipes and the Dryad: A Play for Children (Pioneer
Drama, 1976) |
1948 |
13/12 |
Pinocchio's Papa: A Play for Children in Two Acts
|
undated |
14/1 |
Pinocchio's Parent: A Radio Play for Columbia School of the
Air - notes |
undated |
14/2 |
Suburb of Heaven: A Three Act Drama
|
undated |
14/3-14/4 |
Suburb of Heaven: A Three-Act Play
|
undated |
14/5 |
Suburb of Heaven: A One-Hour Television Drama
|
circa 1973 |
14/6 |
Suburb of Heaven (Theatre Americana) - production
photographs |
1965 |
Series VII: Stories and Articles, circa 1909-1975Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box/Folder | ||
14/7 |
Amy Copes with a Crisis
|
undated |
14/8 |
Blacky and the Eggs
|
1941 April 4 |
14/9 |
The Bit Part
|
circa 1960 |
14/10 |
The Fighting Monk
|
1965 January |
14/11 |
Incorruptible Witness: (A Short-Short)
|
undated |
14/12 |
Life in these United States
|
1958 |
14/13 |
Music from Discord
|
undated |
14/14 |
Quick Cure
|
1958 September-October |
14/15 |
The Seattle Free Lances (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
|
1967 December 17 |
14/16 |
Trudy, Ted, and the Treasure (Children's Activities)
|
1941 |
14/17 |
Whose Mistake?
|
undated |
14/18 |
The Winner
|
1944 August 28 |
14/19 |
Juvenile Story Ideas: Now and Then; Reader Stories (Dick and
Jane); Sally Story Ideas; Two Surprises
|
circa 1959 |
14/20 |
The Biggest Dollar - synopsis |
1975 |
14/21 |
Good and Bad Uses of the Apple (essay written by
Elizabeth Rider Montgomery at age six in Ott School of Independence, MO) |
1909 |
14/22 | "Force of Habit" and "Hood's Canal" - Weekly Messenger (Washington State Normal School) |
1925 |
14/23 |
Jonesy and the Fixer - notes |
undated |
Series VIII: Books, circa 1943-1980Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box/Folder | ||
15/1 |
The All-American Parade (A Picture Book)
(Easy-Reading) |
undated |
15/2 |
The All-American Parade (An Easy-Reading Picture
Book) |
undated |
15/3 |
The All-American Parade (An Easy-Reading
Story) |
undated |
15/4 |
All Kinds of Trucks (A Picture Book) |
undated |
15/5-15/6 |
Baxter and the Back-Hoe (Easy Reading) |
undated |
15/7 |
Baxter and the Back-Hoe
|
undated |
15/8 |
Cara's Carnival (A Story for Girls) |
undated |
15/9 |
Cara's Carnival - corrections |
1977 |
15/10 |
Chick and the Wonderful Trick (A Picture Book
Story) |
undated |
15/11 |
Chick and the Wonderful Trick (Easy
Reading) |
1977 |
15/12 |
Chick and the Wonderful Trick (Easy
Reading) |
undated |
15/13-15/15 |
Cleanliness is Next (A Contemporary Novel) (variant
title of Lucinda's Legacy
|
undated |
16/1 |
Cleanliness is Next (A Contemporary Novel) (variant
title of Lucinda's Legacy
|
undated |
16/2 |
The Clown Contest (An Easy-Reading Story) |
undated |
16/3 |
The Clown Contest (An Easy-Reading Story) |
circa 1978 |
16/4 |
The Clown Contest
|
circa 1980 |
16/5 |
The Clown Contest - typescript |
circa 1980 |
16/6 |
Dobby Runs Around (A Picture Book Story) |
undated |
16/7 |
Dobby Runs Around
|
circa 1977 |
16/8 |
Duke Ellington: King of Jazz - research
materials |
undated |
16/9 |
Duke Ellington: King of Jazz -
correspondence |
1967-1971 |
16/10 |
Duke Ellington: King of Jazz - bibliography
notes |
undated |
16/11 |
Duke Ellington: King of Jazz - first draft |
1970 |
16/12 |
Duke Ellington: King of Jazz - second
draft |
1970 |
16/13 |
Duke Ellington: King of Jazz - third draft |
undated |
16/14 |
Duke Ellington: King of Jazz - revised, Duke's
changes |
1971 |
16/15 |
Duke Ellington: King of Jazz - revised,
final |
1971 |
17/1 |
Forfeit to the Flood (A Mystery Novel) |
undated |
17/2 |
Good Times with Our Friends - publisher's dummy,
galley 3 |
1941 |
17/3 |
Going on Ten (Book Four in Health and Safety - publisher's layout, galley 3 |
circa 1958 |
17/4 |
Kids' Fishing Derby (A Boys' Story for Reluctant
Readers) [see also The Runt
|
undated |
17/5 |
Junior Fishing Derby (A Boys' Story for Reluctant
Readers) |
undated |
17/6 |
Half-Pint Fisherman (A Junior Novel) |
undated |
17/7 |
Half-Pint Fisherman (serialized in eight issues of
Twelve/Fifteen
|
1956 June-July |
17/8 |
His Cut and Her Cut (A
Novelty Gift Book) (ERM writing as "Angela Towne" |
undated |
17/9 |
Honeymoon Horror - first paragraphs and plot
outline |
undated |
17/10 |
Honeymoon Horror (A Murder Mystery) |
1943 |
17/11 |
Life-Savers - preliminary research materials, outline,
and letter from Crestwood House |
circa 1970s-1980s |
17/12 |
Life-Savers: Explorers in Medicine (Teachers'
Manual) |
undated |
18/1 |
Life-Savers: Medicine Inventors (Teachers'
Manual) |
undated |
18/2 |
Life-Savers II: Pioneer Germ-Fighters (Teachers'
Manual) |
1980 |
18/3 |
[Life-Savers: Surgery Pioneers/Hospital Pioneers]
|
undated |
18/4 |
Lucinda's Legacy - chapters 1-4 |
undated |
18/5 |
Lucinda's Legacy - chapters 5-7 |
undated |
18/6 |
Lucinda's Legacy - chapters 8-11 |
undated |
18/7 |
Lucinda's Legacy - chapters 12-19 |
undated |
18/8 |
The Mill Creek Mystery - proposal |
undated |
18/9 |
The Mill Creek Mystery - (Easy-Read Book) |
undated |
18/10 |
The Mill Creek Mystery - (A For Real Book) |
undated |
18/11 |
The Mystery of the Missing Meat - (An Easy-Read
Book) |
circa 1976 |
18/12 |
The Mystery of the Missing Meat
|
circa 1979 |
18/13 |
The Mystery of the Missing Meat
|
circa 1980 |
18/14 |
The Mystery of the Missing Meat
|
undated |
18/15 |
The Mystery of the Missing Meat (A For Real
Story) |
undated |
18/16 |
No Solo for Sandra - synopsis |
undated |
18/17 |
No Solo for Sandra (includes five
illustrations) |
undated |
19/1 |
Ox-Team Orrie - research materials and
synopsis |
undated |
19/2 |
Ox-Team Orrie (A Boys' Novel) - chapters
1-7 |
undated |
19/3 |
Ox-Team Orrie (A Boys' Novel) - chapters
8-15 |
undated |
19/4 |
Ox-Team Orrie (Historical Novel) - chapters
1-7 |
undated |
19/5 |
Ox-Team Orrie (Historical Novel) - chapters
8-15 |
undated |
19/6 |
Ox-Team Orrie (A historical novel) - chapters
1-7 |
undated |
19/7 |
Ox-Team Orrie (A historical novel) - chapters
8-15 |
undated |
19/8 |
A Thief or Two (The Pepper
Tree Patio Mystery) - author's notes, synopsis, character outline |
undated |
19/9 |
A Thief or Two (The Pepper
Tree Patio Mystery) |
undated |
19/10 |
The Pepper Tree Patio Mystery
|
undated |
20/1 |
The Real Ribbon
|
circa 1981 |
20/2 |
The Real Ribbon
|
circa 1979 |
20/3 |
The Red Letter Day
|
undated |
20/4 |
The Red Letter Day (An Easy-Reading Story) |
undated |
20/5 |
The Red Letter Day (A Picture Book Story) |
undated |
20/6 |
Running Deer: Nez Perce Boy (A Junior Novel) -
chapters 1-9 |
undated |
20/7 |
Running Deer: Nez Perce Boy (A Junior Novel) -
chapters 10-18 |
undated |
20/8-20/10 |
The Runt (A Boys' Novel) (probable re-write of Half-Pint Fisherman
|
undated |
20/11 |
The Runt (A Novel for Boys) (probable re-write of
Half-Pint Fisherman
|
undated |
20/12 |
The Runt (A Novel for Boys 10-14) (probable re-write
of Half-Pint Fisherman
|
undated |
20/13 |
The Secret Pen-Pal
|
undated |
20/14 |
The Shilly Shallys - author's notes and
script |
undated |
20/15 |
The Shilly Shallys (A Picture Book Story) |
undated |
20/16 |
The Shilly Shallys (An Easy Reading Story) |
circa 1961 |
20/17 |
The Shilly Shallys (Easy Reading) |
undated |
20/18 |
The Smartest Man in Town (A Picture Book
Story) |
circa 1977 |
20/19 |
The Smartest Person in Town (A Picture Book
Story) |
undated |
20/20 |
Susan and the Storm
Teen Digest
|
circa 1960 |
21/1 |
A Time to Every Purpose (A Contemporary Adult Novel)
(Diablo Deluge, original title Cataclysm): Part I - first draft |
1978 |
21/2 |
A Time to Every Purpose (A Contemporary Adult Novel)
(Diablo Deluge, original title Cataclysm): Part II - first draft |
1978 |
21/3 |
A Time to Every Purpose (A Contemporary Adult Novel)
(Diablo Deluge, original title Cataclysm): Part I - second draft |
1978 |
21/4 |
A Time to Every Purpose (A Contemporary Adult Novel)
(Diablo Deluge, original title Cataclysm): Part II - second draft |
1978 |
21/5 |
A Time to Every Purpose (A Contemporary Adult Novel) -
synopsis and draft |
undated |
21/6 |
A Time to Every Purpose (An Adult Novel) - synopsis,
contents; The Survival Club (A Time to Every Purpose) - outline and Part I |
circa 1978 |
21/7 |
The Survival Club: Part II (partial) |
circa 1978 |
22/1 |
The Survival Club: Part II (partial) and Part
III |
circa 1978 |
22/2 |
The Survival Club: Part IV |
circa 1978 |
22/3 |
A Time to Every Purpose(A Contemporary Adult Novel):
Part I |
undated |
22/4 |
A Time to Every Purpose(A Contemporary Adult Novel):
Part II |
undated |
22/5 |
A Time to Every Purpose(A Contemporary Adult Novel):
Part III |
undated |
22/6 |
A Time to Every Purpose(A Contemporary Adult Novel):
Part IV and Part V, Epilogue |
undated |
22/7 |
A Time to Every Purpose: Part I |
undated |
22/8 |
A Time to Every Purpose: Part II and Part
III |
undated |
22/9 |
A Time to Every Purpose: Part IV and Part V,
Epilogue |
undated |
22/10 |
Two Kinds of Courage (serialized as "Snow Bunny Brad"
in eight issues of Twelve/Fifteen
|
1966 November-1967 January |
23/1 |
Two Kinds of Courage - galleys and foundry
proof |
1960 |
23/2 |
What's in a Will? (A Suspense Novel) |
circa 1980 |
23/3 |
What's in a Will? (A Suspense Novel) -
typescript |
undated |
23/4 |
What's in a Will? (A Suspense Novel) |
undated |
23/5 |
Who Steals My Purse? - synopsis and Part I |
undated |
23/6 |
Who Steals My Purse? (A Novel) (original title The Libel Letter
|
undated |
23/7 |
Who Steals My Purse? (A Novel) |
undated |
24/1 |
Who Steals My Purse? - synopsis, Part I and Part
II |
undated |
24/2-24/4 |
Who Steals My Purse?
|
undated |
24/5 |
The Wishy Washys
|
undated |
24/6 |
The Wishy Washys (An Easy-Reading Story) -
typescript |
undated |
24/7 |
The Wishy Washys
|
undated |
24/8 |
The Wishy Washys
|
circa 1977 |
24/9 |
The Wishy Washys (Easy Reading) |
circa 1980 |
24/10 |
The Wishy Washys
|
undated |
24/11 |
Wonder Workers in Communication - proposals,
"Teachers' Manual" |
undated |
24/12 |
Wonder Workers in Communication: Lesson 1 |
undated |
24/13 |
Wonder Workers in Communication
|
undated |
24/14 |
Wonder Workers in Industry
|
circa 1979 |
24/15 |
Wonder Workers in Transportation
|
circa 1979 |
24/16 |
More Wonder Workers
|
circa 1979 |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Children's literature -- 20th century -- Archival resources.
- Women authors, American -- Washington (State) -- Archives.
Personal Names
- Montgomery, Elizabeth Rider -- Archives.