Box 1

File consists mainly of William Cunningham's correspondence in search of a job at a Quaker school, fund-raising material from Quaker meetings and organizations, and letters from the managers of the Cunningham's apartment complex, Schuykill Falls.

Many of the letters discuss William Cunningham's plans to return to Maryville College to complete his bachelor's degree. File also contains family correspondence, letters from the National Consumer Panel and the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting's social order committee, and material on Weekend Workcamps.

Correspondence mostly relates to William Cunningham's return to Maryville College to finish his bachelor's degree, including the logistics of moving to Tennessee and some discussion of Quakers in that area. File also includes several letters to elected officials objecting to U.S. espionage in Russia.

Correspondence mostly relates to William Cunningham's return to Maryville College to finish his bachelor's degree, including the logistics of moving to Tennessee and some discussion of Quakers in that area. File also contains correspondence with Elizabeth and William's parents as well as several letters from David Richie about Friends Weekend Workcamps.

File contains family and personal correspondence (mostly to Elizabeth and William's parents) written while the couple lived in Maryville, Tennessee.

File primarily contains family and personal correspondence (mostly to Elizabeth and William's parents) written while the couple lived in Maryville, Tennessee. Letters frequently discuss the family's financial difficulties and occasionally bring up war tax resistance. Includes a letter from Elizabeth Cunningham to a friend who had recently separated from or divorced her husband.

Jennie Ault's folder of things about her daughter Elizabeth Cunningham. File includes Cunningham's baby book, birthday and holiday cards, Cunningham's college commencement program, a photo of Ault and Cunningham, and a few letters and writings.

File contains pamphlets, programs, report cards, etc. from Cunningham's time at Ursinus College; a map and hotel ephemera from her summers working on Cape May, New Jersey; a pamphlet from the 1952 Friends General Conference meeting in Cape May; and several pamphlets from the Friends' Weekend Workcamps which she attended during this period.

File contains photocopies of German bonds and of a 1926 invitation to a Ku Klux Klan meeting in Germantown.

File contains a printout of a cyberneticzoo.com page discussing "Gismo the peaceful," a robot made by Elizabeth Cunningham's cousin Sherwood "Woody" Fuehrer.