MSS. RECENT TRENDS IN AMERICAN HOUSING, BY EDITH ELMER WOOD.
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Correspondence
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Introduction, Bound Copy
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Typed Corrected Copy
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First Manuscript
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Galley
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Galley, Book Jacket
MSS. EDITH ELMER WOOD
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"Distribution of Housing in the United States"
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"Housing in the Southeastern Region"
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"The Housing of Wage Earners in the United States"
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"Slums in the United States," Encyclopedia Britannica
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Slums and Blighted Areas in the United States
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Slums and Blighted Areas in the United States
Photo panels (9 boards, with 20 photographs), possibly for an exhibition?
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Slums and Blighted Areas in the United States
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Wood, Edith Elmer and Elizabeth Ogg, "Problems of Public Housing"
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Miscellaneous Essays
"The American Housing Problem in the N.R.A";
"Building and the Building Industry." Bulletin No. 2.;
"A Century of the Housing Problem";
"Changes Proposed in Housing Conditions";
"Does New Jersey want her share?" The Newark Call, Nov 16, 1933;
"Enemies of the People."
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Miscellaneous Essays
"Housing";
"Housing, U.S.";
"Housing as a sufficient study in American Universities";
"Housing and Home Economics";
"Housing in the 1930 census";
"The Housing situation in the United States."
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Miscellaneous Essays, Book Reviews
"A Nation scrapping its slums";
"The Part of the Federal Government";
"The President's Conference on Home Building and Home Ownership";
"The Rebuilding of Blighted Areas";
"Recent Steps Toward the Solution of America's Housing Problem";
"The Role of the Home Economist in the National Housing Program";
"The Relationship between the Rehabilitation of the Slums and the City Plan";
"What do delinquency areas prove?";
"When do we begin?" 3 copies;
"Why Housing?";
Book Reviews by EEW; Housing Urban America, by Henry Wright;
Housing Problems and Possibilities in the United States, by Frank Watson;
The New Day in Housing, by Louis H. Pink.
CORRESPONDENCE RELATING TO EEW RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS
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Correspondence, 1919-1929
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Correspondence, 1930
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Correspondence, 1931
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Correspondence, 1932-1936
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Correspondence, 1937-1938
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Correspondence, 1939-1943
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Review of Recent Trends in American Housing
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Essays by Edith Elmer Wood
"The Baby or the Canary Bird";
"Building and the Building Industry";
"The Costs of Bad Housing";
Post Conference Research Project No. 1;
Report on Research and Recommendation for Post-Conference Research of committee No. 25 on relationship of income and the home;
"What has kept down construction costs during the house building boom in England?"
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Miscellaneous, Notes
Alher, Louis J., "Where do we go from here?"
PUBLICATIONS - CORRESPONDENCE WITH MAGAZINES AND PUBLISHING COMPANIES I
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The American City
, 1927-1928
Buttenheim, Harold S., "Away with the Slums."
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The American City
, 1929
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The American City
, 1930-1932
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The American City
, 1933-1941
Wood, Edith Elmer. "Notes on the advantages of planned communities."
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The American Eugenics Society
Wood, Edith Elmer. "The Scope and Methods of Modern Building."
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The American Scholar
Wood, Edith Elmer. "Moving America out of the Slums, an essential for the future of Democracy."
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The Annals of the American Academy of Political Science
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The Architectural Forum
Proof of the first article of Buildings' Post-was Pattern series. Committee of the Boston Society of Architects on War Housing.
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The Architectural Record
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"The Housing Exhibit of the Architectural League Exhibition."
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Current History Magazine
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The Curtis Publishing Company
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E.P. Dutton Company
Memorandum of agreement on "Housing Progress in Western Europe"; Brochures. "The Housing Famine and How to End It."
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, specimen pamphlet, 1929
"Subsidized housing in London and New York." Handwritten copy. Brochures. Contributor's list.
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Fortune, "Housing."
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Housing, published by the National Housing Association.
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Independent Woman, "Housing is up to you," by EEW
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Journal of Home Economics
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Journal of the American Institute of Architects
Proof copy, a National Competition for the Best Solution of the Housing Problem.
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Journal of the American Statistical Association
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Law and Contemporary Problems
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MacMillan, Correspondence, 1918-1919.
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MacMillan, Correspondence, 1920-1930.
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MacMillan, Correspondence, 1931
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MacMillan, Correspondence, 1932
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MacMillan, Correspondence, 1933-1937.
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MacMillan, Correspondence, 1940
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National Municipal Review
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The New Republic
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Press Debates Association, Inc., 1920
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Press Debates Association, Inc., Contracts
The World, Apr 2, 1920, Galley
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Public Affairs Committee, Inc.
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Public Affairs Committee, Inc.
Wood, Edith Elmer and Elizabeth Ogg. "Problems of Public Housing." Confidential Draft, 1940; Criticism, revisions; "The United States Housing Authority Program, Progress and Policies."
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Real Estate Record
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The Review of Reviews
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Shelter
Preliminary application draft by Shelter for a grant…; Wood, Edith Elmer. "Housing in my time."
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Social Science… Pi Gamma Mu.
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The Survey Graphic, Correspondence, 1928-1935
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The Survey Graphic, Correspondence, 1936-1937
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The Survey Graphic, Correspondence, 1938-1939
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The Survey Graphic, Correspondence, 1940-1941
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The Survey Graphic, Correspondence, 1936
"What do delinquency areas prove?"; "Greeks hearing gifts"; Wood, Edith Elmer, "What is Housing? And who are its enemies?"; "The Hands of Esau"; Confidential criticism of "The Hands of Esau"
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The Survey Graphic, Correspondence, 1939
Wood, Edith Elmer, "Public Housing and Subsidized Housing."; "Tentative Outline for a special issue of Survey Graphic on the subject of Housing and Planning," Tentative list of articles
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The Survey Graphic, circulars
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The Women's Citizen
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Miscellaneous