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Collection Number: 70018

Collection Title: Braden-Hatchett Collection of Thomas Wolfe Materials, 1860-1994

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Size 35.0 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 19,000 items)
Abstract The Braden-Hatchett Collection of Thomas Wolfe Materials was compiled over the years by William Hatchett and Eve Braden Hatchett at the Memphis University School in Memphis, Tenn. They developed a close relationship with Thomas Wolfe's brother Fred and corresponded with him frequently. One of the main goals of the Braden-Hatchett Collection was to collect a copy of every article written about Thomas Wolfe, an endeavor that was undertaken with the help of students at Memphis University School. In the early 1990s, the collection was donated to the University of North Carolina. The collection includes original and photocopied letters written by Thomas Wolfe; correspondence of Wolfe and Westall family members, especially Fred Wolfe, Julia E. Wolfe, and Mabel Wolfe Wheaton; correspondence between Fred Wolfe and William Hatchett; correspondence with Maxwell Perkins, Wolfe's first editor and first executor of his estate, and Elizabeth Nowell, Wolfe's literary agent and first biographer; and correspondence with collectors and scholars interested in Wolfe, including Aldo Magi, Richard Walser, Duane Schneider, John Phillipson, and David Herbert Donald. Also included are legal papers and financial documents belonging to Thomas Wolfe and members of the Wolfe family and papers relating to the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Association. There are also subject files on Thomas Wolfe and his family, and on persons, places, and events related to Thomas Wolfe. Clipping and photocopy files make up the largest part of the collection, reflecting the Hatchetts' goal of obtaining copies of every article written about Thomas Wolfe. They include articles written by Thomas Wolfe, articles written about Thomas Wolfe and his family, and bibliographic materials related to Thomas Wolfe. There are also audio and visual materials relating to Thomas Wolfe, including audiotapes of Thomas Wolfe's family discussing him, audiotapes of Wolfe Fest at St. Mary's College, videotapes featuring Fred Wolfe, and videotapes based on the works of Thomas Wolfe. There are also photographs of Thomas Wolfe, Wolfe family members, and the Hatchetts; slides belonging to Fred Wolfe; materials related to the Braden-Hatchett Collection itself, including publicity materials, photocopies of articles about the collection, financial materials, research booklets about Thomas Wolfe, and copies of the Thomas Wolfe Review; and books both by and about Thomas Wolfe.
Curatorial Unit University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. North Carolina Collection.
Language English
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Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], in the Braden-Hatchett Collection of Thomas Wolfe Materials (#70018), North Carolina Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
[Note: Collection number changed from #CW7 to #70018 in April 2020.]
Acquisitions Information
Gift of William Hatchett and Eve Braden Hatchett.
Sensitive Materials Statement
Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, the North Carolina Public Records Act (N.C.G.S. § 132 1 et seq.), and Article 7 of the North Carolina State Personnel Act (Privacy of State Employee Personnel Records, N.C.G.S. § 126-22 et seq.). Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill assumes no responsibility.
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Processed by: Frances Weaver, A. Hope Shull, Nicholas Graham, 1998

Encoded by: Benjamin Bromley, February 2009

Finding aid updated by Dawne Howard Lucas in April 2020 to change the collection number from CW7 to 70018

Finding aid updated by Dawne Howard Lucas in March 2021.

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The following terms from Library of Congress Subject Headings suggest topics, persons, geography, etc. interspersed through the entire collection; the terms do not usually represent discrete and easily identifiable portions of the collection--such as folders or items.

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The Braden-Hatchett Collection of Thomas Wolfe Materials was compiled over the years by William Hatchett and Eve Braden Hatchett at the Memphis University School in Memphis, Tenn. They developed a close relationship with Thomas Wolfe's brother Fred and corresponded with him frequently. One of the main goals of the Braden-Hatchett Collection was to collect a copy of every article written about Thomas Wolfe, an endeavor that was undertaken with the help of students at Memphis University School. In the early 1990s, the collection was donated to the University of North Carolina.

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The Braden-Hatchett Collection of Thomas Wolfe Materials original and photocopied letters written by Thomas Wolfe; correspondence of Wolfe and Westall family members, especially Fred Wolfe, Julia E. Wolfe, and Mabel Wolfe Wheaton; correspondence between Fred Wolfe and William Hatchett; correspondence with Maxwell Perkins, Wolfe's first editor and first executor of his estate, and Elizabeth Nowell, Wolfe's literary agent and first biographer; and correspondence with collectors and scholars interested in Wolfe, including Aldo Magi, Richard Walser, Duane Schneider, John Phillipson, and David Herbert Donald. Also included are legal papers and financial documents belonging to Thomas Wolfe and members of the Wolfe family and papers relating to the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Association. There are also subject files on Thomas Wolfe and his family, and on persons, places, and events related to Thomas Wolfe. Clipping and photocopy files make up the largest part of the collection, reflecting the Hatchetts' goal of obtaining copies of every article written about Thomas Wolfe. They include articles written by Thomas Wolfe, articles written about Thomas Wolfe and his family, and bibliographic materials related to Thomas Wolfe. There are also audio and visual materials relating to Thomas Wolfe, including audiotapes of Thomas Wolfe's family discussing him, audiotapes of Wolfe Fest at St. Mary's College, videotapes featuring Fred Wolfe, and videotapes based on the works of Thomas Wolfe. There are also photographs of Thomas Wolfe, Wolfe family members, and the Hatchetts; slides belonging to Fred Wolfe; materials related to the Braden-Hatchett Collection itself, including publicity materials, photocopies of articles about the collection, financial materials, research booklets about Thomas Wolfe, and copies of the Thomas Wolfe Review; and books both by and about Thomas Wolfe.

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Preliminary Box list

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 1. Correspondence, 1882-1989.

Arrangement: chronological.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 1.1. Thomas Wolfe Correspondence, 1930-1938.

6 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Includes three original letters by Thomas Wolfe and one from Thomas and Julia E. Wolfe, all of which are addressed to Thomas Wolfe's brother Fred. In the letter of 3 May 1930, Wolfe wrote about his plans to travel and work abroad and about an interview with an Asheville newspaper reporter. Wolfe and his mother wrote about sightseeing in New York City in a letter dated 7 February 1932. Thomas Wolfe described his frustrations over legal difficulties in a letter to Fred Wolfe on 22 January 1938. Also included are several typescripts and photocopies of letters, 1909-1938, from Thomas Wolfe to family members. It is not clear whether these typescripts were made by family members or by the Hatchetts. There is also a single index card, untitled and undated, containing notes in Thomas Wolfe's hand, apparently about architecture. The origin of the card is unknown.

Folder 1

Thomas Wolfe to Fred Wolfe, 2 May 1930

Folder 2

Thomas Wolfe and Julia E. Wolfe to Fred Wolfe, 7 February 1932

Folder 3

Thomas Wolfe to Fred Wolfe, 18 December 1933

Folder 4

Thomas Wolfe to Fred Wolfe, 22 January 1938

Folder 5

Thomas Wolfe index card

Folder 6

Typescript copies of Thomas Wolfe correspondence

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 1.2. Other Correspondence, 1882-1989.

Arrangement: chronological.

Includes several early letters between members of the Wolfe family, among them an 1882 letter from Lee Westall to Julia Westall (later Julia E. Wolfe) and a few 1884 letters from W.O. Wolfe to Julia E. Westall, which are among the earliest letters between Thomas Wolfe's parents. There are also several letters that Fred, Frank, Mabel, and Effie Wolfe wrote to their parents and some correspondence from W.O. Wolfe to his sons Fred and Ben. There are many letters from Julia E. Wolfe, including letters to Thomas Wolfe as early as 1921 and as late as 1938. There is also frequent correspondence between Julia E. Wolfe and her other children, most often Fred Wolfe and Mabel Wolfe Wheaton, as well as with Julia's brother, Henry Westall.

Wolfe family activities surrounding Thomas Wolfe's final illness and death in the summer of 1938 are documented in several telegrams between doctors and members of the Wolfe family who were with Wolfe in the hospital in Seattle, Wash., and family members at home in Asheville, N.C. Materials from the period after Wolfe's death include letters from Maxwell Perkins, Wolfe's first editor and first executor of his estate, and from Elizabeth Nowell, Wolfe's literary agent and first biographer. Note that Wolfe family correspondence is too scattered to provide a complete record of family matters; it does, however, complement correspondence in the Wolfe Family Papers (#70003).

William Hatchett and Eve Braden Hatchett corresponded with Fred Wolfe from 1958 until Fred Wolfe's death in 1980. Early letters concern speaking engagements by Fred Wolfe at the Memphis University School and visits to Fred Wolfe at his home in Spartanburg, S.C., by the Hatchetts. Letters became more frequent in the 1970s as a close friendship developed between Fred Wolfe and the Hatchetts. Their letters address Thomas Wolfe, the Wolfe family, and personal matters.

Also included is correspondence, 1980-1988, during which time the Hatchetts were very active in building and promoting their collection. There is frequent correspondence between the Hatchetts and other Wolfe scholars and collectors including Aldo Magi, Richard Walser, Duane Schneider, and John Phillipson. David Herbert Donald, biographer of Thomas Wolfe, wrote several letters to the Hatchetts about the collection and about his work on Look Homeward: A Life of Thomas Wolfe. Many of the letters address bibliographic matters, reflecting the Hatchetts desire to maintain a complete file of clippings and articles about Thomas Wolfe and their search for rare or difficult to find items.

Folder 7

1882-1909

Folder 8

1910-1919

Folder 9

1920-1929

Folder 10

1930

Folder 11

1931

Folder 12

1932

Folder 13

1933

Folder 14

1934

Folder 15

1935

Folder 16

1936

Folder 17

1937

Folder 18-19

Folder 18

Folder 19

1938

Folder 20

1939

Folder 21

1940-1942

Folder 22

1943-1945

Folder 23

1946

Folder 24

1947-1949

Folder 25

1950-1952

Folder 26

1953-1959

Folder 27

1960-1962

Folder 28

1963-1964

Folder 29

1965

Folder 30-31

Folder 30

Folder 31

1966

Folder 32

1967-1968

Folder 33

1969

Folder 34

1970-1974

Folder 35

1976

Folder 36-38

Folder 36

Folder 37

Folder 38

1977

Folder 39-40

Folder 39

Folder 40

1978

Folder 41

1979

Folder 42-43

Folder 42

Folder 43

1980

Folder 44-49

Folder 44

Folder 45

Folder 46

Folder 47

Folder 48

Folder 49

1981

Folder 50-56

Folder 50

Folder 51

Folder 52

Folder 53

Folder 54

Folder 55

Folder 56

1982

Folder 57-62

Folder 57

Folder 58

Folder 59

Folder 60

Folder 61

Folder 62

1983

Folder 63-68

Folder 63

Folder 64

Folder 65

Folder 66

Folder 67

Folder 68

1984

Folder 69-72

Folder 69

Folder 70

Folder 71

Folder 72

1985

Folder 73

1986

Folder 74

1987

Folder 75

1988-1989

Folder 76

Undated

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Includes legal papers and financial documents belonging to Thomas Wolfe and the Wolfe family. Legal materials include copies of the wills of Thomas Wolfe and W.O. Wolfe, a copy of the death certificate of Julia E. Wolfe, reports from the executor of the estate of Thomas Wolfe for 1938-1940 and 1952-1953, a copy of the lawsuit between Julia E. Wolfe and the Wachovia Bank, and a copy of the Bailment Agreement between the Wolfe family and the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Association. There are also some bills from the period of Thomas Wolfe's death and cancelled checks from Thomas Wolfe and Mabel Wolfe Wheaton. These materials are organized by the individual or organization to which they pertain.

Folder 77

Thomas Wolfe

Folder 78

W.O. Wolfe

Folder 79

Julia E. Wolfe

Folder 80

Fred Wolfe

Folder 81

Mabel Wolfe Wheaton

Folder 82

Estate of Thomas Wolfe

Folder 83

Thomas Wolfe Memorial Association

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Arrangement: alphabetical.

Subject files on Thomas Wolfe and his family, as well as persons, places, and events related to Thomas Wolfe. The files contain clippings, photocopies, pamphlets, publications, and mementos. Materials related to the organization and promotion of the Braden-Hatchett Collection of Thomas Wolfe Materials are also included.

Among the family souvenirs are business cards from W.O. Wolfe and from the Old Kentucky Home, Frank Wolfe's monthly pass from the 1904 Saint Louis World's Fair, and invitations to the wedding of Mabel Wolfe and Ralph Wheaton.

The file entitled "Death of Thomas Wolfe, notes by Fred Wolfe" includes several handwritten notes by Fred Wolfe that were made during Thomas Wolfe's final illness. These are primarily lists of names, phone numbers, and items needed by Thomas Wolfe.

Folder 84

Angel

Folder 85

Aline Bernstein

Folder 86-87

Folder 86

Folder 87

Asheville

Folder 88

Braden Hatchett Thomas Wolfe Collection

Folder 89

Brooklyn Bridge

Folder 90

Copyright and Library of Congress

Folder 91

Dramatization of Thomas Wolfe's works

Folder 92

Europe

Folder 93

Genealogy

Folder 94

Humor

Folder 95

Influenza epidemic of 1918

Folder 96

Luke: A Tribute to Fred

Folder 97

Maxwell Perkins

Folder 98

J.M. and Margaret Roberts

Folder 99

Saint Louis World's Fair, 1904

Folder 100-101

Folder 100

Folder 101

Scenes associated with Thomas Wolfe

Folder 102

Duane Schneider catalogs

Folder 103-105

Folder 103

Folder 104

Folder 105

Wolfe family

Folder 106-108

Folder 106

Folder 107

Folder 108

Fred Wolfe

Folder 109

Death of Fred Wolfe

Folder 110

Thomas Wolfe at the University of North Carolina

Folder 111

Thomas Wolfe Memorial Association

Folder 112

Thomas Wolfe Society

Folder 113

Death of Thomas Wolfe: Notes by Fred Wolfe

Folder 114

Death of Thomas Wolfe

Folder 115

Writings

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 4.1. Photocopies and Clippings Collected and Arranged for the Braden-Hatchett Collection.

Arrangement: primarily chronological.

The first three boxes contain photocopies of articles written by Thomas Wolfe and are arranged in alphabetical order. Other boxes contain clippings of articles about Thomas Wolfe and his family and are arranged chronologically by date of publication.

Box 15-17

Box 15

Box 16

Box 17

Photocopies of articles written by Thomas Wolfe

Box 18

1889-1935

Box 19

1936-1940

Box 20

1941-1946

Box 21

1947-1950

Box 22

1951-1954

Box 23

1955-1957

Box 24

1958-1960

Box 25

1961-1963

Box 26

1964-1965

Box 27

1966-1967

Box 28

1968-1969

Box 29

1970-1973

Box 30

1974-1975

Box 31

1976-1978

Box 32

1979-1980

Box 33

1981-1982

Box 34

1983-1984

Box 35

1985-1987

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Contains citations of articles about Thomas Wolfe sorted by date, author's name, and article title.

Volume V-CW7/1-10

V-CW7/1

V-CW7/2

V-CW7/3

V-CW7/4

V-CW7/5

V-CW7/6

V-CW7/7

V-CW7/8

V-CW7/9

V-CW7/10

Bibliographic citations of articles about Thomas Wolfe sorted by date

Volume V-CW7/11-17

V-CW7/11

V-CW7/12

V-CW7/13

V-CW7/14

V-CW7/15

V-CW7/16

V-CW7/17

Bibliographic citations of articles about Thomas Wolfe sorted by author's name

Volume V-CW7/18-24

V-CW7/18

V-CW7/19

V-CW7/20

V-CW7/21

V-CW7/22

V-CW7/23

V-CW7/24

Bibliographic citations of articles about Thomas Wolfe sorted by article title

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Clippings from newspapers, magazines, and journals of articles about Thomas Wolfe that were not collected and organized by the Braden-Hatchett Collection.

Box 36-37

Box 36

Box 37

Newpaper clippings

Box 38-41

Box 38

Box 39

Box 40

Box 41

Magazine and journal clippings

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Contains audio and visual materials relating to Thomas Wolfe, including audiotapes of Thomas Wolfe's family discussing him, audiotapes of Wolfe Fest at St. Mary's College, videotapes featuring Fred Wolfe, and videotapes based on the works of Thomas Wolfe.

Box 42-43

Box 42

Box 43

Audiotapes of Fred Wolfe speeches about Thomas Wolfe

Box 44-45

Box 44

Box 45

Audiotapes of Wolfe Fest at St. Mary's College, 1976-1984

Box 46

Audiotapes of Thomas Wolfe's family talking about Thomas Wolfe

Box 47-48

Box 47

Box 48

Other audiotapes

Box 49

Audiodiscs of music based on Thomas Wolfe's works

Audiodiscs of interviews done by Fred Wolfe

Box 50

Videotapes featuring Fred Wolfe

Box 51

Videotapes based on Thomas Wolfe's works

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Includes photographs of Thomas Wolfe and his family, of William Hatchett and Eve Braden Hatchett with Fred Wolfe, and of people in the Braden-Hatchett Collection, and slides belonging to Fred Wolfe.

Box 52

Photographs of Thomas Wolfe and family

Braden Hatchett photographs

Box 53

Slides of Fred Wolfe's boarding house

Box 54

Other slides

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Includes publicity materials related to the Braden-Hatchett Collection, photocopies of articles written about the Braden-Hatchett Collection, financial materials related to the Braden-Hatchett Collection, research booklets about Thomas Wolfe, and copies of the Thomas Wolfe Review.

Box 55-56

Box 55

Box 56

Braden Hatchett publicity materials

Box 57-58

Box 57

Box 58

Photocopies of articles about the Braden-Hatchett Collection

Box 59

Braden Hatchett financial materials and publicity

Volume V-CW7/25-30

V-CW7/25

V-CW7/26

V-CW7/27

V-CW7/28

V-CW7/29

V-CW7/30

Braden-Hatchett Collection descriptive catalog

Box 60-62

Box 60

Box 61

Box 62

Booklets about Thomas Wolfe

Box 62-63

Box 62

Box 63

Thomas Wolfe Review, 1978-1987

Oversize Box OB-CW7/1

Other papers: 1904 Saint Louis World's Fair

Box 63-64

Box 63

Box 64

Other papers

Includes partial unbound finding aids and correspondence related to the search for a newsreel clip that features Thomas Wolfe.

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75 items.

Arrangement: chiefly alphabetical by author.

Box 65

Max Perkins, A. Scott Berg

Thomas Wolfe: The Final Journey, Brian F. Berger

An Actor's Daughter, Aline Bernstein

Miss Condon, Aline Bernstein

The Journey Down, Aline Bernstein

Three Blue Suits: Stories by Aline Bernstein

Forever and the Earth, Ray Bradbury

After the Good Gay Times, Tony Buttitta

The Correspondence of Thomas Wolfe and Homer Andrew Watt, edited by Oscar Cargill and Thomas Clark Pollock

The Lost World of Thomas Wolfe, Myra Champion

Thomas Wolfe: October Recollections, Jonathan Daniels

Monarch Notes for Thomas Wolfe's Look Homeward, Angel, Thomas Dewsnap

Thomas Wolfe, Elizabeth Evans

Thomas Wolfe: The Viking Portable Library, Maxwell Geismar

Look Behind You, Thomas Wolfe: Ghosts of a Common Tribal Heritage, Elaine Westall Gould

A Relevant Memoir: The Story of the Equinox Cooperative Press, Henry Hart

Thomas Wolfe, Our Friend: 1933-1938, Clayton and Kathleen Hoagland

The Letters of Thomas Wolfe to His Mother, C. Hugh Holman and Sue Fields Ross

The Short Novels of Thomas Wolfe, C. Hugh Holman

The Thomas Wolfe Reader, C. Hugh Holman

Thomas Wolfe: A Checklist, Elmer Johnson

Thomas Wolfe of North Carolina, H. G. Jones

Beyond Love and Loyalty: The Letters of Thomas Wolfe and Elizabeth Nowell, Richard S. Kennedy

The Notebooks of Thomas Wolfe, Richard S. Kennedy and Paschal Reeves

Thomas Wolfe: A Harvard Perspective, Richard S. Kennedy

Box 66

Aline: The First Biography of Aline Bernstein, Famed Stage Designer and Mistress of Thomas Wolfe , Carole Klein

Carolina Folk-Plays, Frederick H. Koch

Selections From Robert Browning

Thomas Wolfe: From Individual to Man-Swarm, Oliver C. Lawrence

Thomas Wolfe, Bruce R. McElderry

Thomas Wolfe Interviewed, 1929-1938, Aldo P. Magi and Richard Walser

The San Francisco Calamity by Earthquake and Fire, Charles Morris

Thomas Wolfe, Herbert Muller

The Marble Man's Wife, Hayden Norwood

Dictionary of Literary Biography

Thomas Wolfe, Elizabeth Nowell

One of God's Children: In Toe River Valley, Robert B. Phillips

Critical Essays on Thomas Wolfe, John S. Phillipson

Thomas Wolfe: A Reference Guide, John S. Phillipson

Thomas Wolfe: A Bibliography, George Preston

Thomas Wolfe: Memoir of a Friendship, Robert Raynolds

Checklist of Thomas Wolfe, Paschal Reeves

Holding on for Heaven: The Cables and Postcards of Thomas Wolfe and Aline Bernstein, Suzanne Stutman

My Other Loneliness: Letters of Thomas Wolfe and Aline Bernstein, Suzanne Stutman

Grandpa's Town, Bob Terrell

Thomas Wolfe's Letters to his Mother, John Skally Terry

Thomas Wolfe, Andrew Turnbull

Thomas Wolfe Undergraduate, Richard Walser

Thomas Wolfe's Characters, Floyd C. Watkins

Box 67

Thomas Wolfe and His Family, Mabel Wolfe Wheaton and Legette Blythe

Editor to Author: The Letters of Maxwell E. Perkins, John Hall Wheelock

The Autobiography of an American Novelist: Thomas Wolfe

The Crisis in Industry, Thomas Wolfe

The Face of a Nation, Thomas Wolfe

From Death to Morning, Thomas Wolfe

The Hills Beyond, Thomas Wolfe

The Hound of Darkness, Thomas Wolfe

Look Homeward, Angel, Thomas Wolfe

Mannerhouse, Thomas Wolfe

The Mountains, Thomas Wolfe

Of Time and the River, Thomas Wolfe

A Stone, A Leaf, A Door, Thomas Wolfe

The Web and the Rock, Thomas Wolfe

Welcome to Our City, Thomas Wolfe

A Western Journal, Thomas Wolfe

You Can't Go Home Again, Thomas Wolfe

Box 68

Yakety-Yak

The Weather of His Youth: A Study of the Form of Autobiographical Fiction in the Work of Thomas Wolfe , Louis D. Rubin

Asheville, The Mountains, The People

Asheville: Places of Discover, Lou Harshaw

Asheville: A Pictorial History, Mitzi Schaden Tessier

Yesterday's Asheville, Joan and Wright Langley

Cabins and Castles: The History and Architecture of Buncombe County, North Carolina, Douglas Swaim

Die Familie im Romanwerk von Thomas Wolfe, Hans Helmcke

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