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includes photocopies of: An Autobiographical Sketch by Burling; A Memoir Written about 1910 by Lucy B. Burling, a speech dictated by Burling to the partners of Covington and Burling, 1965, and the speeches given at Burling's memorial service, 1966.

Photocopies of a book by Lately Thomas describing the Joseph McCarthy story, one that was eventually closely tied to the Joseph Welch story.

Correspondence written between Joseph N. Welch and various colleagues from the Harvard Law Library's Special Collections, as well as letters between Duane Krohnke and David Warrington, head of special collections at Harvard Law Library.  Krohnke's annotations of the letters are also included.

Letters between Howard R. Bowen, then president of Grinnell College, and Joseph N. Welch concerning the death of his wife, and later his large monetary gift to the college, his alma mater of 1914.

includes the statement of Edward B. Burling before Senate Committee on Appropriations, 1957, and a speech to the lawyers of Covington and Burling, 1963.

By David Kushlan Wanger of Harvard University, this large document lays out the details of the trial, and specifically Welch's role in bringing down communist witch hunter Joseph McCarthy through his televised and now highly famous confrontation with McCarthy.

Duane Krohnke's research notes on Joseph Welch ('14), handwritten on index cards and notebook paper.

Some of Duane Krohnke's research notes, including print-outs of web pages from the Library of Congress website.

Contains a copy of O'Brian's speech, memos regarding the speech, and correspondence directly related to the event.

Krohnke's notes on the Joseph Welch papers kept in the archives and special collections of the Boston Public Library, including letters between Krohnke and representatives of the special collections at Boston Public Library as well as between Krohnke and Joe Wall, professor of history at Grinnell College during Krohnke's research.

Clippings from various newspapers, including Grinnell's Scarlet Black, detailing Welch's accomplishments after Grinnell as an attorney, specifically his trial defending the United States Army against Joseph McCarthy.

materials regarding: Christian Herter, Paul Henry Nitze,George Rublee, Alger Hiss, John Adams, Bull Moose Party, U.S. Shipping Board, Katharine Graham, Henry L. Stimson, Harry Hopkins, Louis D. Brandeis.

Miscellaneous letters regarding Krohnke's research inquiries about Edward B. Burling.

includes Krohnke's handwritten notes about Burling, photocopies of newspaper clippings about Burling and his family, correspondence between Krohnke and Burling's family members, printouts from various websites regarding Burling and other miscellaneous items. compiled by Krohnke

photocopies of some of John Lord O'Brian's file of various law office memoranda regarding cases and internal events.