Lydia Maria Child Collection
(Manuscript)

1. Missing: Picture of Mrs. Child (Original) – 2. Pamphlet events for Lydia Maria Child Celebration (2 copies) – 3. Letter from Helen Emery to Lynn Sherr re Child – 4. Letter from Mrs. Albert M. Baer to Mrs. Morgan with antedotes (sic) about Mrs. Child – 5. Lydia Maria Francis Child – 6. Lydia Maria Child Papers on Microfiche – 7. Picture of Lydia Maria Child – 8. Lydia Maria Child Grave (Natick Bulletin, 1882) 9. Child Obituary (Newspaper story available at Framingham Library) – 10. Dusting Mirrors— story of Mrs. Child's life (Female persuasion: six strong-minded women, 1949.) – 11. List of L. M. Child books not in Wayland Library Collection (3 copies) – 12. Letters from Mrs. Borden at Radcliffe College to Mrs. Mabel Draper – 13. Letter of Lydia Maria Child with a Biographical Introduction by John G. Whitter (Riverside Press, 1883) – 14. Background of Anti-slavery Movement – 15. Account of Lydia Child & Anti-slavery movement (Osgood, & Co., 1869) – 16. The Home of Lydia Maria Child (New England Magazine, 1890) – 17. Letters of L. M. Child – 18. Last Will & Testament of L. Marie (sic) Child – 19. Letters from L. M. Child to Wayland Neighbors – 20. Pictures of L. M. Child, A.B. Anthony etc. (1870 National Portrait Gallery. Smithsonian, Washington) – 21. Writings of Lydia Maria Child (1850) – 22. Comments about David Lee & L. M. Child – 23. Letters from L. M. Child – 24. Lydia Maria Child (Notable American Women) – 25. Letter to Rev. J. B. Wight from L. M. Child – 26. Pictures of L. M. Child Home – 27. Lydia Maria Child ( Daughters of the Puritans, 1905) – 28. Papers prepared & read by Mr. Robert Wight & Mrs. E. Curtis Raymond on L. M. Child (1956) – 29. Lydia Maria Child (Contemporaries, 1899) – 30. "Over the River," was Written as a Boy's Poem by a Medford Woman (Boston Sunday Globe, 1953) – 31. Recipe of L. M. Child – 32. Home of L. M. Child – 33. Photo of L. M. Child – 34. Copy of National Anti-Slavery Standard. (L. M. Child, editor) (1841) – 35. These women's lives in 19th century Wayland (Town Crier) – 36. Mention of L. M. C. in "Mark Anthony DeWolf House" (1903) – 37. Excerpts from journal of Marcia Cutting – 38. Clothing and images of a 19th century woman: Lydia Maria Child – 39. Civil War Story by L. M. Child (The Civil War in Song and Story, 1860-1865) – 40. Biography and Bibliography – 41. Mention of L. M. C. – 42. Bibliography of Biographical materials in WPL 1985 – 43. Paper on marriage of L. M. Child – 44. Slides of portrait and house of L. M. Child – 45. Wayland Historical Tours Old North Cemetery Lydia Maria Child Burial Site (location) – 46. Commemorative Ceremony: 100 years after L. M. Child's death – 47. Documentary of L. M. Child "Over the River... Life of Lydia Maria Child" – 48. Lydia Maria Child and Harriet Jacobs [slave] written by Jane H. Sciacca– 49. Lydia Maria Child-Abba and Louisa May Alcott by Jane H. Sciacca – 50. Lydia Maria Child-Great Presenters Program by Jane H. Sciacca – 51. Lydia Maria Child - Miscellaneous – 52. Wayland's Child led remarkable life (Metrowest Daily News)