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Folder 1 Hopkins’ Family: Familial correspondence. Folder 2 Health: Reports, Corresondance and notes regarding Hopkins’ various bouts of illness and other medical conditions. Folder 3 Job Requests: Hopkins’ requests of employment for various associates. Folder 4 HLH Trips 1941-1945: “Official Trips Made By the Honorable Harry Hopkins During the Period March 27, 1941 to May 3, 1945” Folder 5 Office Boy: Correspondence pertaining to Hopkins’ role as ‘office boy' for FDR. Folder 6 Press Conferences: Record of Hopkins’ Press Conferences from January 1934 to December 1939 Folder 7 Newspapers, Hearings, etc.: Notes of various hearings, articles in the New York Times, etc. Folder 8 HLH Appointments 1941-1944: List of appointments from August 1941 to December 1944. Folder 9 Presidential: Hopkins’ notes regarding 1944 Presidential election Folder 10 Death: Hopkins’ reactions to various deaths, letters of condolence, etc. Folder 11 Financial: Checking records, check stubs, salary information, etc. Folder 12 Reading: Books checked out by Hopkins 1936-1940 Folder 13 Biographical: Biographical information on Harry and the Hopkins family. Folder 14 FBI File: FBI files mentioning HLH. Folder 15 Personality Notes: Various psychology notes taken by McJimsey in order to evaluate Hopkins. Folder 16 Humor: Jokes from Hopkins to Churchill, FDR, etc. Folder 17 Personal: Medical, Racing, Summer Homes: Various correspondence, dietary regulations, prescription schedules, etc. Folder 18 Personal 1942-1945: Personal, non-political/professional correspondence between 1942 and 1945. Folder 19 Telephone Topics 1930’s: Telephone logs from 1934-1936. Folder 20 HLH Intro: Materials compiled by McJimsey for his introduction to Harry Hopkins Folder 21 Sherwood Interviews: Interviews done by Robert E. Sherwood in finishing Hopkins’ memoirs. Folder 22 Sherwood: Notes from Sherwood’s work on Hopkins. Folder 23 Letters to Sherwood: Letters to Sherwood regarding various aspects of Harry Hopkins’ life and career. Folder 24 Henry Stimson Diary 1941-1942: Summary of the diary entries of Henry L. Stimson, U.S. Secretary of War Folder 25 Henry Stimson Papers: Selections from Stimson’s papers between 1942 and 1945. Summary given in front of folder. Folder 26 Photos: Various photos of Hopkins and family including: 1912 Grinnell Class Photo; Hopkins and Churchill; Hopkins and Stalin, August 1941; Hopkins and Chester Davis at Grinnell College, 1935; Hopkins w/ FDR and Churchill at Atlantic Conference 1941; Harry, Louise and Diana in Georgetown home, 1941; Hopkins inspecting troops in North Africa; Barbara Hopkins, 1944

Personal Papers of Harry L. Hopkins: Roll 2 HLH Press Conferences, 2/14/35-3/26/36; Roll 6 Notes on 1934 trip to Europe, 1941 trip to Great Britain etc.; Roll 11- Personal letters, 1941-1945; Roll 12 Personal letters, 1941-1945; Roll 16 Finances, 1930-1939, Letters to various heads of state from late 30s and early 40s; Roll 17 1935-1936 spending, 1942-1943 “mobilized”, prewar and postwar mobilization, diary 1935; Roll 21- Personal letters, 1945; “The History of the National Red Cross Volume IX: The History of the Home Service” Ruth Walrad Washington D.C., 1950; “History of Treasury Participation in Formulation of German Occupation Program”; “The Formulation of American Aid Policy Toward the Soviet Union, 1940-1943: The Hopkins Shop and the Department of State,” John Daniel Langer, Yale University, 1975.

Memorandum book with notes on the German and French languages. Nurses' Bill and Receipt Book, now containing only the hand-written receipts, which date to between 1894 and 1898. 1875 Pocket Diary, used as an address book, notebook, and ledger. Small address book, with initials J.D.S. on front cover. Leather-bound notebook with pocket; notebook used as address book, notebook, and ledger; includes pressed leaf. Notebook with newspaper clippings of articles by J.D. Stoops (of Easthampton), and typescript and manuscript notes on the Prophets. Peninsula Annual Conference: Official Journal, 1951. Canada, My Home, by Grant Balfour. Views on and about Mt. Tom and of Mt. Tom Railroad, Holyoke, Mass.. Echoes of Silverado, by Guy Sparks; inscribed to J.D. Stoops by the author. A Book of Poetry, by Guy Sparks; inscribed by the author. The Handy Book of Synonyms, fifth edition (?), c. 1882. Rhapsody on Love, by Edwina Wills, '37; inscribed by the author to J.D. Stoops, in recognition of his 100th birthday. Black, cloth-bound notebook. Autograph book, with Mary E. Millner [sic], Charlottetown, May 20th, 1879 inscribed on the first front fly-leaf (first wife of J.D. Stoops); includes some pressed flowers.

Photograph of J.D. Stoops with Mary Stevenson (relation?). Photograph of two women indoors, with J.D. Stoops seated and reflected in a mirror. Photographs of members of Stoops's family. Photographs of various people, both indentified and unidentified. Three tintypes of three men and three women in various groupings.

Two photographs of the First Congregational Church in East Hampton, Massachusetts. Three photographs of the exterior of the parsonage at East Hampton, Massachusetts, home of J.D. and Mary Milner Stoops from 1901 to 1904; two photographs of the interior of the same house. Photographs of houses on the New Jersey shore (Ship Bottom and Beach Haven); some houses damaged by a storm. Photograph of street and buildings in East Hampton, Massachusetts, with First Congregational Church in background. Photograph of Memorial Hall at Harvard. Calendar, with February, 1907 visible, with photograph of two houses, including the parsonage at East Hampton, Massachusetts, home of J.D. and Mary Milner Stoops from 1901 to 1904. Photograph of four unidentified people at the rear of a house. Three photographs of houses, labelled Old House[?], Emerson[?] Home, and Alcott Home, respectively, in pencil on the reverse.

To Merta from Maggie

To Merta from Connie

To 2nd generation from 0, 1st, and 2nd generations

Alumni organization, historical Correspondence with Harry Downer, 1932 Alumni Office budget, 1930-32 George Frederick Handel: An exponent of the English language Articles (4 folders) Article: Higher Education Talks Paper Department of Music Congregational Church Choir Personal (incl. correspondence with Pres. Main), 1908-34 The Poweshieks (organization) Music (2 folders) Article and short biography on HWM Order forms from Sears-Roebuck

Consumer Purchases Study, 1936: Editing instructions Instructions Memoranda Pay sheets Memoranda, Bowman Miscellaneous (2 folders) MT 20 (shorthand notes) Menus: Brooklyn, Searsboro, ca. 1942 Old food material Institutes of International Relations, American Friends Service Comm., 1938 Survey clippings, 1950 (Greater Grinnell Community Survey) Merta's information on food and gas rations Report of Poweshiek Co

Notebooks relating to her work, late 1930s to the early 1940s

Calendars, 1949, 1951-69

Entre Nous Club history, 1991 Iowa Federation of Hand weavers and Spinners, 1973 League of Women Voters, 1947, 1953-4 League of Women Voters, notes, 1960-3, 1968-9 Midwest Weaver's Conference, 1970 Peace Network, 1988-9 United Nations Assn. 1972, 1991-3 Peace Links photos - Identification Peace Links photos, 1993-4 (#1-22) Peace Links photos, 1990-3 (#22-41) Des Moines Weavers Guild, 1966-79 Letters and SGA minutes in response to Kent State killings and closing of Grinnell, 1971 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Grinnell Bulletin of the Poweshiek Meteor and Marching Society Memorial Service programs Magent by Thomas Hornsby Ferril Weaving Workshop, 1972, Brent Warsinski, Laura Wieman Misc. items about convocation of 1967 and Wiemans hosting Benjamin Mays

Course syllabi, humanities classes, 1962-1963. General syllabi, 1972-1973.

Faculty development and evaluation committee, 1978-1979. Reports and memos. Curriculum debate, 1970-1980. Memos and proposals on requirements and tutorials. Miscellaneous memos and reports, including some reports to trustees and president. Miscellaneous papers on curriculum and tenure, ca. 1978. Cooper School parking lot lights, 1990.