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Scope and Contents Manuscripts and articles by and about D.P. Lockwood: Drafts of autobiographical manuscripts, newspaper article from The Main Line Times 1954 Aug 12 about D.P. Lockwood, notes regarding ‘Academic Pedigree’, VITA, copy of obituary from New York Times, 1965 Feb 3, review of book Ugo Benzi from American Historical Review 1952 Oct. Photographs of the life of D.P. Lockwood: Harvard Class of 1903 portraits, D.P. Lockwood’s parents, Robert (D.P. Lockwood) and two friends at the Bavarian Farm house,...

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Envelopes and cards saved by D.P. Lockwood, with his name written incorrectly, highlights include, “Jean P. Lackwod”, “Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood, Dean of Haverford College”, “Ms. D. Plockwood”, “Rt. Rev. P. Lockwood”.

Scope and Contents DPL writings including a walking tour of England, some letters to his Aunt Lou and Uncle Charles, 1901, mostly n.d. Correspondence includes: P. Bartlett, Aunt Lou and Uncle Charles, The Outing Publishing Company, “Grandma”; DPL: “Walking and Bicycle Riding.” English 31, 1901 Dec 9, Rewritten Argument” paper, “Walking is more beneficial to mind and body than bicycleriding.”; DPL Letter to Aunt Caroline, 1899 Aug 13, re: “Through New England on a Walking-Tour,” 4 letters, 1899 Aug 13 - Aug...

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DPL letters to Aunt Lou and Uncle Charles re: travels in New York and New England, 1899 Aug-Sept.; DPL manuscript and typescript re: Walking tour 1901. Manuscript written reminiscing about Walking Tours of his youth.

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In reverse chronological order. This is DPL’s 3rd year at Harvard. Letter topics include: exercise and recreation, health (poison ivy, knee injury, general diet), hygiene, life and courses at Harvard, the Harvard Classical Club, debate team, exams, finances, application for the Bowdoin Classics Prize, membership in ΦΒΚ. Includes letters to DPL’s father from L. D. White about DPL at Harvard.

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DPL correspondence with L. Bertalot on various aspects of DPL's work. Also information for and about K. Bertalot. In a letter to Bertalot written in 1931, DPL outlines that, despite Bertalot’s more eminent position in the field, Lockwood will retain him as his assistant on a project relating to Spanish libraries and Ugo Benzi. The letters detail issues of their collaborative work. Bertalot’s letters are in German.

Scope and Contents Letter writers include: American Committee on Renaissance Studies (George B. Parks), Wesley M., Bard College, Henry W. Brosin, Katherine B. Barton, Brown University (W.H.P. Faunce), Bryn Mawr College (Mary Louise Terrier), Katherine E. Carver, Francois Chatillon?, R.W. Cin?, Classical Weekly (James Stinchcomb), College and Research Libraries (Maurice Tauber et al), E P. Goldschmidt, Roger Ernst, Otto N. Fuchs, Charles Haskins, Helen Hurlbutt, Journal of the History of Ideas (J.H. Randall),...

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Correspondence and other materials