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This series consists primarily of manuscripts and associated letters arranged chronologically.

This series contains Park White's notecards from his presentations, but there are other documents such as programs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, reference material and manuscripts of presentations. A number of folders have been damaged by mold and this material has been moved to box 13.

Many of these items are damaged by mold along the spine.

This correspondence file is alphabetical by subject or association. It is predominantly primarily an association file. Park and Maria White belonged to many community associations. In addition to correspondence, the file contains a grant proposal, newsletters, by-laws, minutes, histories, reports, and other publications of the associations.

Elschnig & Wootton. Publisher: Keystone View Company.

Data from MT’s work on human bones, compiled under U. S. Army contract (the “Locator cards AGRS”) or as part of academic research, 1925-1950. Note: Personal identifiers may not be copied or divulged by researchers without permission of the Archivist. MT’s original arrangement, with additions documenting research use of the materials, 1992-1994. Boxes 17-24.

Having received her bachelor's degree from Mount Holyoke College in 1920, MT remained an active supporter of her alma mater. Located following Series 7 in box 25.

In 1963-1964 MT was a visiting professor of Anatomy at Makerere College, Kampala, Uganda. Both before and after her retirement, MT made several other trips abroad.

This series consists of MT’s “current” correspondence files at the time of the disability that ended her research career in 1984. It was retained in confidential storage by her attorney until the date of accession, 23 February 1995. Alphabetical arrangement.

This series includes 77 35mm slides made for a presentation by Christopher Hoolihan on the History of Deaf Education. Accompanying the slides is a typed copy of the lecture, and a photocopy of an article by Hoolihan titled, "Too Little Too Soon: The Literature of Deaf Education in 17th-Century Britain (Part 1)."

This series includes 108 35mm slides and an accompanying narrative cassette tape titled "Hospitals: The Cost of Caring" by HAMSTL Productions. The cassette includes an accompanying slide-by-slide script.

This series includes 112 35mm slides used for a St. Louis Children's Hospital fundraising campaign. The original numbering of the slides has been maintained - an incomplete sequence of slides numbered 1 to 136.

Accession 1990-048