Employment Collection, 1817-1991 (bulk 1920-1976)
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Sophia Smith Collection Smith CollegeNorthampton, MA
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Employment Collection
Creation of Employment Collection
Time of Creation of Employment Collection
Scope and Contents of the Collection Group of bakers, ca. 1880 The Employment Collection is comprised primarily of printed materials and includes publications, pamphlets, periodicals, handbooks, statistics, bibliographies, biographies, reports, and newsletters pertaining to the employment of women. There are also unpublished writings and correspondence, photographs, and ephemera. The collection dates from 1817 to 1991, with the bulk dating from 1920 to 1976. Major topics include affirmative action, sex discrimination, labor organizing, married women, child labor, minority women, protective legislation, volunteer services, and specific occupations in relation to women. A section on the status of women in labor is arranged by country, primarily England and the U.S., then by states in the U.S. There is general material related to women in over eighty different occupations, including a large amount on women in academic occupations, as well as women in the armed services, aviation, government and politics, law, science, social work, and philanthropy. There are also materials related to women domestic workers, immigrant workers, women in industry, jury duty, wartime work, Social Security, and day care. There is a substantial amount of information on women labor leaders and union members, primarily in the Women's Trade Union League, United Electrical Workers, and the Working Women's Protective Union. There are also numerous publications by the Women's Bureau of the United States Department of Labor. Other items of interest include a photographic collection entitled "Women at Work: Views and Visions from the Pioneer Valley, 1870-1945"; a board game from 1890, "Round the World with Nellie Bly"; interviews of Samuel Gompers and Jane Addams about Hull House conducted by Lucy Robbins Lang; a payroll ledger from Ashuelot, NH, circa 1870s; and posters from Geraldine Ferraro's vice-presidential campaign.
Industrial relations--United States--History
lcsh
Sex discrimination in employment--United States--History
Social workers--United States--History
United States--Armed Forces--Women--History
Universities and colleges--United States--History
Women--Employment--History
Women--Economic conditions--History
Women college teachers--United States--History
Women domestics--United States--History
Women government executives--History
Women historians--United States--History
Women in the labor movement--History
Women in the professions--United States--History
Women in politics--United States--History
Women labor union members--United States--History
Women lawyers--United States--History
Women philanthropists--History
Women scientists--United States--History
World War, 1939-1945--Women--United States
World War, 1914-1918--Women--United States
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America--History
United States. Women's Bureau. --Periodicals
Women's Trade Union League--History
Working Women's Protective Union (New York, N.Y.)-History
Sophia Smith Collection
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SERIES I. GENERAL
Bibliographies 1963-82
"Textile Industries: Factory Workers," Women in Industry and Trade, circa 19th century
Women in the workplace, articles and papers 1900, 1974, n.d
Exhibit brochures 1978-81, n.d.
Conferences 1982
Articles 1873-81, n.d.
Newspaper clippings 1864-1981, n.d.
Pamphlets 1903-80, n.d.
Lectures and addresses, circa 20th century
Subjects
Affirmative action 1971-78
Child labor 1937-79, n.d.
[see also books on shelf]
Consumers 1968-71
Career goals 1963-75
Discrimination 1963-74
Employment Standards Administration (conferences) 1939-72
Equality 1948-79
Equal Pay
General 1970-79
Crowe vs. Boston Redevelopment Authority: correspondence, clippings, press releases, and printed materials compiled by co-complainant, Rosalind Pollan 1974
Job sharing 1975, n.d.
Low-income women 1970, 1978
Married women 1924-62
Mothers 1970-73
Minimum wage 1919-62
Minorities 1979, n.d.
Protective legislation (conference, Smith College) 1977
Social Security 1980
Statistics 1968-79
Triangle fire 1911): thesis by Hope Rockefeller, 1959
Volunteer service 1973-79
Want ads n.d.
SERIES II. COUNTRIES
Australia 1980
Austria 1980
Belgium 1970s, 1980
Canada
Pamphlets 1920-67, n.d.
Articles and clippings 1918-29, n.d.
Women Workers in Multinational Corporations, Linda Lim (Malaysia and Singapore) 1978
Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development Conference Report 1980
Denmark 1980
Europe 1928-73
Finland 1980
France 1874-1940, 1980
Germany
General 1928-56, n.d.
Pamphlets 1919-80, n.d.
Internationales Arbeitsamt 1934-35
India 1918-29
International 1980
Ireland 1980
Italy 1919-23, 1980, n.d.
Netherlands
New Zealand 1980
Norway 1980
Orient (Women in the Orient 1926
Portugal 1980
Russia 1942
Spain 1980
Sweden 1980
Switzerland 1980
Turkey 16-17 Apr 1980
England
Pamphlets and pictures 1898-1965, n.d.
Magazine articles 1862-1931, n.d.
Clippings 1917-30
Factory bills 1926
Equal Pay Campaign Committee 1944-52
Comeback: A Guide for the Educated Woman Returning to Work 1964
Federation of Women Civil Servants 1923-29, n.d.
London Women's Parliament 1941
Consultative Committee of Women's Organizations, London 1922-27
Women in Management by Eleanor MacDonald1971-74, n.d.
National Union of Women Workers 1916
National Report for the OECD Conference on Employment of Women 1980
Vigilance Association for the Defense of Personal Rights 1926
Women's Cooperative Guild, Sheffield, England 1919
Women's Industrial Council 1899-1918
Women's Protective and Provident League 1874-1918
United States
Third National Conference of Commissions on the Status of Women, Panel on Labor Standards and Equal Employment Opportunity for Women 29 Jun 1966
Great Depression 1926-35
California: "Child Labor," by Mrs. Francis Noel 1909
Colorado 1972, 1978
Connecticut 1962
Kansas 1976
Maryland 1918
Massachusetts 1901, 1960-78
Nebraska 1978
New York 1929-77
Ohio 1978-79
Utah 1978
U.S. Department of Labor
Outline of the Industrial Sanitation Code 1923
Division of Labor Standards 1938-44
Bureau of Labor Statistics 1941, 1975, 1985-89
Women's Bureau
General publications 1920-80, n.d.
Bibliographies 1957-70
States 1946-84
Conferences 1970
Counseling 1964-72
Defense 1940-46
Domestic employment 1949-78
Economic Role of Women (conference) 11-13 Sep 1975
Education of women 1963-74
Employment Standards Administration 1973-79
Equal opportunity 1945-75
Equal pay 1949-76
Government service 1949-70
Handicapped 1958
Immigration 1948
Women in industry 1946-74
International documents on status of women 1963
Jury duty 1950-53
Legal status 1950-78
Low income 1977
Mature women 1950-70
Minimum wage 1936-58
Minorities 1948-77
Working mothers 1968-77, n.d.
Occupational pamphlets 1951-80
Under-utilization of women workers 1967
Unions 1977-80, n.d.
Wartime 1940-44
"The Woman Worker"; "Facts on Women Workers"1938-70
Bulletins [see title list in back of finding aid folder, SSC Reading Room]
Day Care
Bibliographies 1953, 1973
General 1969-72, n.d.
Clippings 1970-73
"Free Play": newsletter of Childcare Workers of Connecticut 1975-77, n.d.
Magazine articles 1970-73
Pamphlets 1968-81
SERIES III. DOMESTIC SERVICE
Bibliography 1938, n.d.
"Female Servants and Economic Development"1978
"Michigan Occasional Papers in Women's Studies"1978
General 1910-73
Magazine articles 1928-39
National Committee Bulletins 1925-36
National Council Reports 1940-42
Clippings 1928-45, 1973-76
Miscellaneous reports 1930-39, n.d.
Social Security 1939-46
Trade unions 1920-39, 1974
Wages and working standards 1930-74, n.d.
Pamphlets
Domestic workers training 1930-39, n.d.
General 1914-43, 1970, n.d.
Photographs
SERIES IV. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
General
Pamphlets 1919-52
Clippings 1906-33
Magazine articles 1900-44, 1977
International Industrial Welfare and Personnel Congress 1925
U.S. Senate Finance Committee Report 1894
Pictures of factory workers 1893-1929, n.d.
International Labor Organization Treaty 1939, n.d.
Women's Industrial Conference, Report, Washington, D.C. 1923
Association of Working Girls' Societies 1890
World War I
U.S. Government publications
YWCA publications
Women's Committee, Council of National Defense
Photographs of women workers
World War II
Clippings
Women's Bureau Bulletins
Women's Bureau Special Bulletins
Miscellaneous
"War Demands for Trained Personnel"1942
College women and war work 1942-43
England 1940-44
Canada; Germany; New Zealand 1941-43
Post-War Work 1942-53
Open Door International
Circular letters 1949-68
Publications 1929-64, n.d.
Conference reports, announcements, etc. 1929-68
Issues of Open Door International
Open Door Council (British Branch of International) 1929-37
International Congress of Working Women
Reports of 1st Conference 1919
Reports of 2nd Conference 1921
Reports of 3rd Conference 1923
SERIES V. OCCUPATIONS
Women in professions 1908-84
Committee Investigating Professional Opportunities 1944-45
Catalyst 1964-82
Institute of Women's Professional Relations 1938-44
A Woman's Work; an annual publication on careers of women 1967
Miscellaneous occupations: clippings, articles, and pamphlets 1899-1976
Professional Women's Caucus 1970-74
Accounting 1977
Advertising 1924-77
Agriculture
Clippings 1912-72
Magazine articles 1917-77
Pamphlets 1915-30, 1975-77
Farm and Garden Association, New England Branch 1930
Stockbridge School of Agriculture 1958
Women's Agricultural Times 1904
Farm and Garden Apr-Aug 1960
Aquanautics 1970
Archaeology
General 1923-71, n.d.
Amelia B. Edwards 1889-90
Architecture 1923, 1967-75
Archivists 1973-83
Astrology (incl. Evangeline Adams) 1925
Athletes 1972-76
Auctioneers 1923, 1973
Auto industry 1974
Auto mechanics 1929, 1977, n.d.
Autograph dealers (Mary Benjamin) 1959
Automobile racing 1973
Banking
Photographs circa 1880
General 1920-33, 1975
Genevieve Gildersleeve 1951-59
Blue collar workers 1973-79
Bookbinders 1901-30
Business
Bibliography: The Woman Manager in the U.S. 1981
Executives 1927-28, 1959-82
[see also RECENT ADDITIONS, box 44a]
Clippings 1909-79
Rebecca Lukens 1940, 1960
Henrietta Howland Robinson Green 1915-16, 1929
Clerical 1973-80
Communication 1931-77
Computers 1970
Construction
General 1921-77
All Craft Center 1980-82
Cooking 1921-24
Counselors: Charlotte M. Reardon 1943-44
CPAs: The Woman CPA by Eunice E. Stockman 1971
Dentistry 1971-79
Detectives 1971-72
Dockworkers 1971, 1979
Ecologists 1969-70
Engineers
General 1924-75
Lillian Moller Gilbreth 1930-73
Entrepreneurs 1972-76
Firefighters 1973-79, 1995
Flight attendants 1972-76
Forestry 1923-81
Fur trading: Sally Ainse, Fur Trader by Fred Hamil 1939
Geographers
General 1871-1985
Dorothy May Anderson 1950
The Society of Women Geographers 1945-84
Home economics 1924-80
Housing 1901-64
Insurance 1921, 1963-71
Inventors 1874-1972
Jewelry 1930, 1979
Journalism
General 1892-1978
Asbury, Edith Evans
Nellie Bly: "Around the World with Nellie Bly" game circa 1890
Erma Bombeck 1971
Jane Croly 1882, 1893, 1961
Dorothea Dix n.d.
Rheta Childe Dorr n.d.
Gertrude Gordon 1927
Sarah Josepha Hale 1923-33
Caroline Huling n.d.
Freda Kirchwey 1923, 1944-46
Anne O'Hare McCormick 1939
Adela Rogers St. Johns 1970
Helen Thomas: photographs 1967
Dorothy Thompson
General 1938-50
Correspondence with agent 1960-64
Gertrude Wickham 1965
Landscaping 1972
Lecturers
General 1900-39
Anna E. Dickinson 1865-1952, n.d.
Librarians 1886-1974
Logging and timber industry 1979-81
Management consultants 1969-74
Media 1970-82
Merchant Marines 1978, n.d.
Miners 1911-79
Models 1969
Movers 1923, 1970
Newspaper editors (Jane Grey Swisshelm) 1967, n.d.
Office workers 1920-82
Older women workers 1924-30, n.d.
Park rangers 1976-77
Pharmacists 1927-73
Philatelists 1953
Photographers
General 1910-72
Diane Arbus 1973
Physics 1962
Pilots 1958
Plebiscites (Sarah Wambaugh) 1946, n.d.
Plumbers 1910-71
Police officers
England 1919-74
International Association of Policewomen 1925-26
United States 1919-77
Printers 1923-77
Prison guards 1974
Publishers 1925-84
Psychology 1931-79, n.d.
Radio 1925-78
Railroading 1919-30
Real estate 1921-32
Recording studios 1975
Restaurateurs 1977
Retail trade 1917-62
Sociologists 1970-71
Stockbrokers 1958, 1977, n.d.
Taxi drivers 1923
Teachers 1967-77
Trades 1980
Travel 1856, 1962, 1972
Waitressing 1907, 1975-76
Welders n.d.
SERIES VI. ACADEMIC WOMEN
Fields of study 1970-77, n.d.
Administration
American Women and American Studies by Betty E. Chmaj 1971
Art
Legal education
Mathematics
Museums
Psychology
Science
Sociology
Historians
American Historical Association
Berkshire Conference of Women Historians 1976-83
Caucus of Women in History: newsletter 1973-75
Conference Group in Women's History 1975-77
Coordinating Committee on Women in the Historical Profession 1970-89
New England Association of Women Historians 1973-75
Organization of American Historians: newsletter 1973-75
Southern Association of Women Historians 1976-1991
Upstate New York Women's History Conference 1981-86
Western Association of Women Historians 1982-85
Women Historians of the Midwest (Newsletter) 1985-90
"Women Historian Attend Graduate School"1975
Organizations 1965-77
Modern Language Association
Commission on the Status of Women
Women's Caucus
National Council of Administrative Women in Education
American Council on Education, Office of Women in Higher Education
Psychologists for Social Action
College Art Association
National Coalition for Research on Women's Education and Development
Legal and legislative materials 1971-81
Sex discrimination, academic institutions, and the law
Louisiana State University (Carol Parr)
University of California
University of Pittsburgh (Sharon Johnson)
Sex discrimination: executive orders, federal rules, etc.
Higher Education Guidelines, Executive Order 11246 1972
"Women's Work Has Just Begun: Legal Problems of Employing Women in Universities," n.d.
Articles, pamphlets and reports
General 1924-29, 1970-80
Programs and conferences 1973-79
Teaching Faculty in Academe, 1972-73 by Alan Bayer 1973
College and University Faculty: A Statistical Description June 1970
Careers of PhDs: Academic vs. Non-Academic, National Academy of Sciences 1968
Degrees conferred 1968-69
Availability Pools as the Basis for Affirmative Action by Lucy W. Sells 1973
Status of Women in Higher Education: A Selective Bibliography 1972
Women in the University of Chicago: Report of the Committee on University Women 1970
Professional organizations 1969-81
Association of American Colleges
AAUW
American Mathematical Society
American Philological Society, Women's Caucus
American Philosophical Association
American Political Science Association
American Psychological Association
American Studies Association
Association for Women Psychologists
National Association for Women Deans, Administrators, and Counselors
Subjects 1970-76
Bibliographies 1970-73, n.d.
Conferences 1970-76, n.d.
Correspondence 1970-71, n.d.
Nepotism and faculty wives 1972, n.d.
Part-time faculty 1972, n.d.
Periodicals 1971-72
Retirement plans 1972
Unions 1975
SERIES VII. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
University of Akron 1970
American International College 1971
Amherst College n.d.
Bowling Green State College 1972
Brandeis University 1971
Brown University 1977
University of California at Berkeley 1970-73
University of California at Los Angeles 1972
Carnegie-Mellon University 1971
University of Chicago 1969-70
City University of New York 1972
Columbia University 1970-72, n.d.
Dartmouth University 1972
Douglass College 1970
Duke University 1972
Eastern Washington State College 1972
Five Colleges, Inc. (Smith, Mount Holyoke, etc.)1971-76, n.d.
Five College Women, History 1971, n.d.
Florida State University 1970
University of South Florida 1970-73, n.d.
Proposal for an Affirmative Action Plan for Women at the University of South Florida 1972
Hampshire College 1971
Harvard University 1970-75, n.d.
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1970
Indiana State University 1971
Indiana University at Bloomington 1971
University of Massachusetts at Amherst 1970-72, n.d.
University of Massachusetts at Boston (Salzman Case) 1971-72, n.d.
University of Michigan 1971, n.d.
Michigan State University 1970
Ohio State University 1970-71
University of Pennsylvania 1971-74
Pennsylvania State University 1971
University of Pittsburgh 1970-71
Princeton University 1971-73
Rutgers University n.d.
Seven College Conference n.d.
Smith College 1957-75, n.d.
Stanford University 1971
University of Texas at Austin 1971
Tufts University 1970-71, n.d.
University of Washington 1971
Williams College 1970-71, n.d.
University of Wisconsin-Madison 1971-74, n.d.
Yale University 1971-1976, n.d.
SERIES VIII. ARMED SERVICES AND AVIATION
Armed Services
Miscellaneous correspondence, pamphlets, articles and clippings 1854-1977
Bibliographies, pamphlets, and articles 1943, 1977, n.d.
The Female Marine, or the Adventures of Miss Lucy Brewer 1817
Revolution and Civil War 1841-1971
Veterans 1924-25
Memorials 1923-76
World War II 1952-57
Mildred McAfee Horton 1944
"The Position of Women in the U.S. Armed Forces Dec. 4, 1944," by Judy Angevin, 1974
Post-World War II 1955-72
England: World War II 1942-47
Aviation
Aerospace 1959-83
Jerrie Cobb 1973-74
Amelia Earhart 1930-75
Flight-related professions 1940-81
U.S.: general 1912-82
International Women in Aviation 1926-73
Amy Johnson 1930-32
Ruth Nichols 1930-72
Women Air Force Service Pilots (WASPs) (World War II) 1973-82
SERIES IX. GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
General 1894, 1972-75
Women Elected to Boston School Committee, 1875-1977 1976
Women's Campaign Fund 1974-79
Individuals
Bella Abzug 1971-78
Bertha Adkins circa 1958
Eugenie Anderson 1952-57
Lucille Atcherson 1923-25
Charlotta Bass 1952
Carol Bellamy 1978-79
Lucy Wilson Benson 1966-78
Marie Cole Berger n.d.
Emily Blair 1924-51
Yvonne Braithwaite Burke 1974-75
Carol Burris 1975
Mary L. Bynum 1929
Hattie Caraway 1931-50
Gudrun Carlson 1929
Melnea Cass 1973
Anne Cox Chambers 1978
Shirley Chisholm 1970-72
Georgia Clark 1950
Margaret Costanza 1977-78
Eleanor Lansing Dulles 1959
India Edwards 1952
Frances Farenthold 1971-77
Millicent Fenwick 1975
Miriam Ferguson 1925, n.d.
Geraldine Ferraro
Pattie Field 1925, n.d.
Ella Grasso 1974-76
Martha Griffiths 1970
Katie Hanna 1974
Margaret Hanna 1937
Patricia Roberts Harris 1971
Margaret Heckler 1972
Eva Hester 1974
Louise Day Hicks 1970-76
Oveta Culp Hobby n.d.
Katherine Graham Howard 1954
Elizabeth Humes 1930
Linda Jenness 1971
Janet Johnston 1973
Barbara Jordon 1974-79
Florence Prag Kahn 1927-31
Florence Knapp 1924-26
Juanita Kreps 1977
Bertha Landes 1926-28
Abigail McCarthy 1977
Ruth McCormick 1927-30
Carmen Magmi 1973
Barbara Mikulski 1973-74
Maya Miller n.d.
Alice Moyer-Wing 1926-28
Bess Myerson 1970-73
Pat Nixon 1970
Elaine Noble 1974
Mary T. Norton 1924-33
Ruth Bryan Owen 1928-33
Frances Perkins 1893-1934
Ruth Baker Pratt 1925-30
Jeanette Rankin 1916-73
Alice Roberston 1922-31
Edith Rogers 1924-41
Lenore Romney 1971
Nellie Ross 1925-77
Susanna Salter 1955-56
Marg Smith 1972-75
Benetta Washington 1971
Sarah Weddington 1979
Katherine Elkus White 1964
Mabel Willebrandt 1924-29
Frances Willis 1955-60
England and Europe
Parliament 1924-71
Lady Astor 1921-64
Women in government service 1929-72
Margaret Bond Field 1919-29
Dame Rachel Gowdy 1926
Marjorie Spikes 1945-46
Margaret Thatcher 1975-79
Ellen Wilkinson 1934-47
Europe: general 1925-78
"National Directory of Women Elected Officials"1981
"Government Action: What Women Want," Nation Women's 'Speak Out' Seminar 1975
Women in politics: General (including Democratic and Republican Party publications)
Women's role in politics 1948-81
Women on American Politics: Selected Bibliography
Candidates: miscellaneous n.d.
Presidential candidates
General 1957-2000
Victoria C. Woodhull 1956-71
Women in1928 presidential campaign, 1928
Political campaigns 1972
Geraldine Ferraro 1982
Women in public office: National League of Women Voters surveys 1933, 1937
Members of Congress 1921-79
Government officials 1950-51
Local officials 1914-79
Civil Service 1937-72
Republican National Committee Surveys 1953, 1955
Federally Employed Women, Inc.: "News and Views"1979-80
Women in the CIA 1975-78
Executive Protective Service 1970
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 1971
Women in Foreign Service
General 1925-71
Ambassadors 1965-76
Women in American foreign affairs 1977
Newspaper clippings 1914-81
SERIES X. LABOR LEADERS
"I am a Woman Worker": A Scrapbook of Autobiographies (Affiliated Schools for Workers, Inc.) 1936
General 1926-79
Labor Heroines: Ten Women Who Led the Struggle by Joyce Maupin
Anderson, Mary L.
Cohn, Fannia 1927-28
Coit, Eleanor 1962
Davis, Caroline 1960-61
Dewson, Mary 1934, 1964
Faithfull, Emily 1861
Mason, Lucy Randolph 1952-59
Lang, Lucy Robbins 1950-57
[see also Oversized materials]
Pesotta, Rose 1958
Robins, Margaret Dreier
General 1921
Margaret Dreier Robins by Mary E. Dreier 1950
Smith, Moranda 1951, 1955
Stokes, Rose Pastor 1933
Troup, Augusta Lewis 1920
van Kleeck, Mary
[see also Mary van Kleeck Papers]
Wootton, Barbara 1925
SERIES XI. LAW
General 1920-83
Clippings 1892-1979
Prose: National Law Women's Newsletter 1970-72
Judges 1931-79
Women admitted to Massachusetts Bar 1900-25 (list)
Bell, Mabel Van Dyke 1912
Bittenbender, Ada M. 1882-91
Bradwell, Myra Colby 1894, n.d.
Brown, Helen 1950
Burlingame, Lettie n.d.
Foster, Judith n.d.
France 1927-28, n.d.
Gordon, Laura deForce n.d.
Greene, Mary A. 1888
Hall, Mary 1882
Kane, Kate Kane n.d.
Kenyon, Dorothy 1948-66
[see also Dorothy Kenyon Papers]
Kilgore, Carrie Burnham 1908, n.d.
King, Angie J. n.d.
Kross, Anna Moscowitz 1958
[see also Anna Moscowitz Kross Papers]
LeValley, Florence E. 1890
Lockwood, Belva 1879-1981
Lounsbury, Leona 1881
Martin, Leonora 1889
McCullock, Catherine Waugh 1888-1945
Mussey, Ellen 1919
Normanton, Helena 1925
Norris, Jean H. 1919, 1923
Parker, Alice n.d.
Ricker, Marilla 1882
Robinson, Lelia 1850, n.d.
Rohleder, Grace 1920
Sampson, Edith 1968
Sassower, Doris 1978-79, n.d.
Sellers, Kathryn 1925
Simon, Caroline 1957-58
Southworth, Anne n.d.
Springer, Ada Lee n.d.
Todd, Marion 1886, n.d.
Volner, Jill 1974
Wagstaff, Flora Torrey 1882
Waite, Catherine 1886
Willebrandt, Mabel Walker 1925-28
Wing, Marie 1960
SERIES XII. SCIENCES
Bibliographies 1974
Articles 1915-76
Pamphlets 1903-77
Clippings 1924-78
Women in Science by Gladys Anslow n.d.
Women in Science by Judith Garelick n.d. (1980?)
Association of Women in Science 1972-73
Astronomy
General 1921-60
Maria Mitchell 1857-1949
Ida Barney n.d.
Astronauts 1962-77
Biology 1939-80
Botany
Amalie Dietrich n.d.
Emily J. Leonard 1885
Kate Furbish 1977
Chemistry
General 1922-57
Marie Curie 1903-67
Anna Harrison 1977
Dorothy Hodgkin 1964
Engineering: Maria Telkes 1948-49
Entomology: Elizabeth Dorr 1833, n.d.
History of Science: C. Doris Hellman 1960
Limnology: Ruth Patrick 1958-62
Mathematics: Mary Fairfax Somerville, 132-1978
Microbiology
Elizabeth McCoy 1976
Mary Ann Booth n.d.
Naturalists
Anna Comstock 1924, 1930
Maria Merian 1962
Physics: Maria Mayer n.d.
Physiology: Ida Hyde n.d.
Poultry science: Marie Gutowska n.d.
Relativity: Mary Milbank Brown 1948, n.d.
Veterinary science 1972
Women in technological history 1979
SERIES XIII. SOCIAL WORK AND PHILANTHROPY
Social work: general 1940-70
Bibliographies n.d.
Clippings 1914-74
Kelley, Florence 1887-1964
Moffat, Adeline1956
Wald, Lilian 1938-71
Social Work, Special Issue on Women, Vol. 21, No. 6, 1976
Abbott, Grace 1939
Binford, Jessie 1966
Carpenter, Mary 1879
Social workers in politics 1963-64
Hincks, Anne Perry 1955, n.d.
Davis, Katharine Bement 1928
Lowell, Josephine 1932, n.d.
McDowell, Mary n.d.
MacDonald, A. Caroline 1931
McMain, Eleanor n.d.
Moskowitz, Belle Linddner 1932-1933
Oettinger, Katherine 1957
Reynolds, Bertha Capen
[see also Bertha Capen Reynolds Papers]
Richmond, Mary E. 1929
Soman, Shirley Camper 1977, n.d.
Philanthropy: general 1854-59
Bowen, Louise DeKoven
General 1945-53
Photographs 1950, n.d.
SERIES XIV. TRADE UNIONS
General 1924-80, n.d.
Organizing 1983
First New York trade union women's studies conference, Proceedings 1974
Women and trade unions in the U.S.
National Women's Trade Union League (NWTUL)
Conventions 1909-36
Publications 1919-53, n.d.
Individuals and specific unions
General 1919-80
Working Women and Their Organizations: 150 Years of Struggle, Joyce Maupin 1974
Leonora Marie Barry Lake 1886-89, 1976, n.d.
Margaret Haley: photograph
Emma Lamphere: photograph
Agnes Nestor: photograph
Emma Steghagen: photograph
Anna Westergaard 1952, 1974
American Federation of Labor n.d.
American Newspaper Guild n.d.
ILGWU 1936-75
National Association of Working Women: "9 to 5"1982-83, 1989, n.d.
International Union of Hotel and Restaurant Workers: Hotel Northampton 1958-59
Women's Trade Union League of Chicago 1908-44
Working Women's Protective Union 1879-90
Fabian Research Department (Women in the Engineering Trades by Barbara Drake 1917
International Charter of Labor (International Trade Union Conference, 1918, No. 3) 1939, n.d.
United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers 1952-54
First Conference of Women Trade Unionists (Souvenir Program) 1964
New York Typographical Union, No. 6, n.d.
UAW Women's Bureau 1953-65
Handbook for Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers 1973
Progressive Miners of America, Women's Auxiliary n.d.
Transport Workers Union of America n.d. (1937?)
United Packinghouse Workers of America 1954-57, n.d.
Boston Women's Trade Union League 1933, 1948
World Federation of Trade Unions 1945-49
Women workers in a hat factory: photographs circa 1900s
RECENT ADDITIONS
Business--Executives: interviews by Mary B. Bradshaw, related correspondence and reports 1952-53 [see also SERIES V. OCCUPATIONS - Business-Executives, box 22a]
OVERSIZE MATERIALS
H.J. Bartel Manufacturing Corp., original mounted photographs of workers (12), circa late 19th century
"Women at Work: Views and Visions form the Pioneer Valley 1870-1945" (photographs from exhibit)
Journalists: "Around the World with Nellie Bly" game circa 1890
General: "Women's Work Counts" (poster) 1995
Government: posters from Geraldine's Ferraro vice-presidential campaign (5) 1984
Labor Leaders: Lucy Robbins Lang interview with Samuel Gompers and with Jane Addams, Hull House (2 records) n.d.
BOOKS ON SHELF
Annual Reports, The Jane D. Kent Day Nursery, Philadelphia 1885-94
Career Women of America, 1776-1840 by Elisabeth Anthony Dexter 1950
Designing Your Future: A Career Resource Book for Women, Governor's Commission of the Status of Women (Massachusetts) 1982
Discrimination Against Women: Hearing held of Section 805 of H.R. 16098 July 1 and 31, 1970 (2 vols.), U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Education and Labor: Special Subcommittee on Education, 91st Congress, 1970
The Fun of It by Amelia Earhart 1932
Homemaking as a Center for Research: Report of the Teachers College Conferences on Homemaking by Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University 1927
How Six Girls Made Money, or, Occupations for Women by Marion Edmonds Roe 1887
A Legacy to Wage-Earning Women by Lucile Eaves & Associates 1925
The Little Scottish Whirlwind by Margeret Gordon Carr 1997
Locating, Recruiting, and Employing Women: An Equal Opportunity Approach by Cecilia H. Foxley 1976
The Long Day: the True Story of a New York Working Girl as Told by Herself (author unknown) 1905
Manpower Research and Development Projects, U.S. Department of Labor, Manpower Administration 1975
Needed-Women in Aviation by Dickey Meyer (pseud.) 1942
Opportunities in the Public Service, Institute of Women's Professional Relations (Proceeding of the Conference, Washington, D.C.) 1939
"The People of the State of New York against Charles Schweiner Press," Brandeis and Golmark, Brief prepared, "Nightwork for Women" (unpublished) 1914
The Policewoman: Her Service and Ideals by Mary Hamilton 1924
Report on Condition of Woman and Child Wage Earners in the United States (19 vols.) U.S. Department of Commerce and Labor 1910
Report of Proceedings, Working Women's Clubs, Third National Convention 1897
Sex in the Industry: A Plea For the Working Girl by Azel Ames Jr. 1875
Social Work: An Outline of its Professional Aspects, American Association of Social Work 1922
"Souvenir Album," International Federation of Woman Lawyers, 15th Convention, Tehran 1969
Statistical Work: A Study of Opportunities for Women, Bureau of Vocational Information 1921
Ten-Hour Maximum Working-Day for Women and Young Persons, U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics 1913
"Textile company (unidentified) payroll for weavers Ashvelot, NH, 1873-77" (unpublished)
"Their Sister's Keepers: The Woman's Hours and Wages Movement in the United States 1890-1925," Jacob A. Lieberman (Ph.D. dissertation, Columbia University)1971
They're All Yours Now Uncle Sam by Max Barsis 1943
Thrown Upon Her Own Resources, or What Girls Can Do by J.C. Croly 1891
Trends in Part-time Employment of College Trained Women by Eva Hansl 1949
Wanted: A Young Woman To Do Housework by Helene Barker 1915
War and Post-War Employment and Its Demand for Educational Adjustments, Institute of Women's Professional Relations (Proceedings of the Conference, Washington, D.C.) 1944
War Demands for Trained Personnel, Institute of Women's Professional Relations (Proceedings of the Conference, Washington, D.C.) 1942
What Can a Woman Do, or Her Position in the Business and Literary World by M.L. Rayne 1893
What Have Women Done?: A Photo Essay on Working Women in the U.S., San Francisco Women's History Group, United Front Press n.d.
"Woman's Right to Labor" or Low Wages and Hard Work by Caroline H. Dall 1860
A Woman's Work for Women by Edwin A. Pratt 1898
Womanpower, National Manpower Council 1957
Women at Work: A Tour Among Careers, Alice W. Robinson, editor 1939
Women at Work by Betty Medsger 1975
Women in Banking: A History of the National Association of Bank Women by Genieve N. Gildersleeve 1959
Women in Engineering . . . Beyond Recruitment, Proceedings of a Conference, Ithaca, NY 1975
The Women in Our Life: Insurance, Karene and Anderson 1967
Women in the Professions: A War-time Survey, Franklin and Seague, et al. 1945
Women in the Workforce: Confrontation and Change, Katzell and Bynam 1972
Women Professional Workers by Elizabeth Kemper Adams 1927
Women Workers Through the Depression, Lorine Pruette (editor) 1934
"The Women's Bureau 1920-50: Federal Reaction to Female Wage Earning," by Judith Anne Sealander (Ph.D. dissertation, Duke University), 1977
Women's Work: Up from .878, Report on the Dictionary of Occupations Titles Research Project, Clarenbach, Witt and Nahermy 1957
Work in the Lives of Married Women, National Manpower Council (Proceedings of a Conference, 1957) 1958