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Collection Number: 70022

Collection Title: Aldo P. Magi Collection on Thomas Wolfe, 1900-2020

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Size 106.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 53,700 items)
Abstract Aldo P. Magi is a white collector of all things Thomas Wolfe. His interest in Wolfe began in 1957 when he read The Letters of Thomas Wolfe. From this he read through Wolfe's fiction and the existing biographical works and began to develop the collection that would become a lifelong interest. Magi pursued his collection largely through a correspondence he maintained with librarians, scholars, and Thomas Wolfe's own friends and family. By the 1970s, Magi was an active participant in Thomas Wolfe scholarship. He was one of the founding members of the Thomas Wolfe Society and was an editor of the Thomas Wolfe Newsletter, which later became the Thomas Wolfe Review. Magi began publishing on Wolfe in 1978, producing a number of limited-edition volumes of previously unpublished Wolfe writings. He often collaborated with his close friends and fellow Wolfe scholars John S. Phillipson and Richard Walser. Magi maintained his growing collection in his house in Sandusky, Ohio, devoting even more time to it after his retirement from the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company in 1983. The collection was transferred to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2000. The Aldo P. Magi Collection on Thomas Wolfe includes a small number of original letters written by Wolfe, original photographs of Wolfe, a small number of letters written by Thomas Wolfe and Maxwell Perkins and letters written to Louise Perkins King after Maxwell Perkins's death. Also included is Magi's correspondence with people who were either associated with or interested in Wolfe. Nearly every author who wrote on Wolfe in the last decades of the 20th century is represented, as are surviving members of Wolfe's family, including the author's brother, Fred Wolfe, and nephew, R. Dietz Wolfe. Subject files contain material about Wolfe, his works, Wolfe scholars, and other topics related to Wolfe. There are also letters, drafts, and research material mostly related to articles and other publications by Magi, including "Portraits of a Novelist: Douglas Gorsline and Thomas Wolfe," "Nine Letters of Thomas Wolfe, 1924-1938," and "A Real and Lasting Affection: The Wolfe-Reynolds Correspondence"; notes, drafts, and other material related to Magi and John Phillipson's Thomas Wolfe: A Secondary Bibliography ; and correspondence, manuscripts, proofs, and other material related to Magi and Richard Walser's Thomas Wolfe Interviewed, 1929-1938. There are also promotional materials, programs, brochures, photographs, audiocassettes, and other material related to the annual Thomas Wolfe Festival; correspondence, scrapbooks, brochures, photographs, articles, clippings, and other information related to the Thomas Wolfe Home and Memorial in Asheville, N.C., much of which concerns the dedication and rededication of the memorial and a 1998 fire at the home and the subsequent restoration; materials relating to the Thomas Wolfe Newsletter and the Thomas Wolfe Review, both initially published by the University of Akron; promotional materials, brochures, audiocassettes, and correspondence related to annual meetings of the Thomas Wolfe Society; annual reports of the North Caroliniana Society, Inc. and the North Carolina Collection at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; rare book and manuscript dealer catalogs and other catalogs collected by Magi that feature items related to Wolfe; journals and other serials that relate to Wolfe; and miscellaneous materials documenting the persistent use of the phrases "look homeward, angel" and "you can't go home again," either in reference to Wolfe, or in the context of unrelated topics, such as newspapers or advertisements. There are also commercially produced and privately recorded audiocassettes, videotapes, compact dics, audiodiscs, a DVD, reel-to-reel audiotape, and film strips that include presentations and proceedings of the Thomas Wolfe Society and the Thomas Wolfe Festival, interviews, radio broadcasts, performances and readings of Wolfe's works, and books on tape. Also included are recordings of music inspired by, or otherwise related to, Wolfe or his works. Photographs chiefly relate to Thomas Wolfe Society meetings, the Thomas Wolfe Festival, and other Wolfe-related events and places, but there are also some photographs of Wolfe that were taken in 1938. Also included are index cards with descriptive and provenance information that Magi created for items in the collection.
Creator Magi, Aldo P.
Curatorial Unit University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. North Carolina Collection.
Language English
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Copyright Notice
Copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], in the Aldo P. Magi Collection on Thomas Wolfe (#70022), North Carolina Collection, Wilson Special Collections Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
[Note: Collection number changed from #CWM to #70022 in April 2020.]
Acquisitions Information
Received from Aldo P. Magi of Sandusky, Ohio, in 2000, with subsequent additions from 2002-2021, and from Gerry Max in May 2018 (Acc. 103362) and March 2022 (Acc. 20220401.1).
Additional Descriptive Resources
The Detailed Inventory of the Aldo P. Magi-Thomas Wolfe Collection with Processing Notes , completed by Linda Daniel in 2002, has been superseded by this finding aid.
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: Dani Nation, September 2006; Noah Huffman, May 2007; Jennifer McElroy, 2008; and Benjamin Bromley, 2009.

Encoded by: Dani Nation, September 2006; Noah Huffman, May 2007; Jennifer McElroy, 2008; and Benjamin Bromley, 2009.

Revisions by: Ben Bromley, November 2009; Amanda Loeb, May 2014; Gergana Abernathy, September 2016; Mary Oliva, May 2017; Nancy Kaiser, 2018-2019; Jodi Berkowitz, 2021; Rebecca Stubbs and Laura Smith, April 2022.

Finding aid updated by Dawne Howard Lucas in April 2020 to change the collection number from CWM to 70022

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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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Aldo P. Magi was born on February 23, 1924 and died October 30, 2021. Magi's interest in Thomas Wolfe began in 1957 when he read The Letters of Thomas Wolfe. From this he read through Wolfe's fiction and the existing biographical works and began to develop the collection that would become a lifelong interest. Magi pursued his collection largely through a correspondence he maintained with librarians, scholars, and Thomas Wolfe's own friends and family.

By the 1970s, Magi was an active participant in Thomas Wolfe scholarship. He was one of the founding members of the Thomas Wolfe Society and was an editor of the Thomas Wolfe Newsletter, which later became the Thomas Wolfe Review. Magi began publishing on Wolfe in 1978, producing a number of limited-edition volumes of previously unpublished Wolfe writings. He often collaborated with his close friends and fellow Wolfe scholars John S. Phillipson and Richard Walser.

Magi maintained his growing collection in his house in Sandusky, Ohio, devoting even more time to it after his retirement from the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company in 1983. The collection was transferred to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2000.

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Series 1. Original Letters of Thomas Wolfe and Maxwell Perkins contains original letters written by Thomas Wolfe, letters written by Maxwell Perkins, and letters written to Louise Perkins King after Maxwell Perkins' death, including a letter from Zelda Fitzgerald.

Series 2. Correspondence contains Aldo P. Magi's correspondence with people who were either associated with or interested in Wolfe. Magi built his extensive correspondence largely through letters to Wolfe's family and associates, as well as to university faculty and other authors who had written on Wolfe. Magi often requested photocopies or signed typescripts of articles and, in many cases, these inquiries led to more frequent exchanges of letters and developed into long-lasting friendships. Authors John S. Phillipson and David J. Wyatt corresponded regularly with Magi over decades, and have the greatest amount of material in this series. However, nearly every other author who wrote on Thomas Wolfe in the last decades of the 20th century is represented. Magi also corresponded with surviving members of Thomas Wolfe's family, including the author's brother, Fred Wolfe, and nephew, R. Dietz Wolfe.

Series 3. Subject Files are organized into four groups created by Aldo P. Magi: portfolios, miscellany (alphabetical and other), clippings, and photocopies. These subject files contain material about Wolfe, his works, Wolfe scholars, and other topics related to Wolfe. The contents of the subseries often overlap and researchers are encouraged to look in all subseries for relevant material. Much of the miscellaneous material demonstrates persistent use of the phrases "look homeward, angel" and "you can't go home again," either in reference to Wolfe, or in the context of unrelated topics, such as headlines or advertisements. Note that, wherever possible, original titles have been retained.

Series 4. Aldo P. Magi: Publications and Related Materials contains correspondence, drafts, and research material mostly related to articles and other publications by Aldo P. Magi, including "Portraits of a Novelist: Douglas Gorsline and Thomas Wolfe," "Nine Letters of Thomas Wolfe, 1924-1938," and "A Real and Lasting Affection: The Wolfe-Reynolds Correspondence." There are various checklists of Wolfe-related material compiled by Magi. Also included are several published interviews with Magi. There are also notes, drafts, and other material related to Magi and John Phillipson's Thomas Wolfe: A Secondary Bibliography and correspondence, manuscripts, proofs, and other material related to Magi and Richard Walser's Thomas Wolfe Interviewed, 1929-1938. Also included is a scrapbook compiled by Magi containing correspondence and signed photographs of prominent Wolfe scholars and scrapbooks of articles on Wolfe's life and death created by Magi.

Series 5. Thomas Wolfe Festival contains promotional material, programs, brochures, photographs, and other material related to the annual Thomas Wolfe Festival, usually held in September or October. Between 1977 and 1981, the festival was held at St. Mary's College in Raleigh, N.C. Beginning in 1990, the festival was held in Asheville, N.C. Also included are four 5-1/4 inch floppy discs containing Wolfe family genealogical information that were given to participants at the Thomas Wolfe Festival.

Series 6. Thomas Wolfe Memorial contains correspondence, scrapbooks, brochures, photographs, articles, clippings, and other information related to the Thomas Wolfe Home and Memorial in Asheville, N.C. The home, known as Old Kentucky Home, is located at 48 Spruce Street in Asheville. In 1973, the home was designated a National Historic Landmark. Materials mostly concern the dedication and rededication of the memorial, a 1998 fire at the home, and the subsequent restoration.

Series 7. The Thomas Wolfe Newsletter and the Thomas Wolfe Review includes correspondence and grant proposals related to the formation of those publications, both initially published by the University of Akron. Also included are galley proofs, accounting summaries, and other background information on the two publications.

Series 8. Thomas Wolfe Society includes promotional material, brochures, and correspondence related to annual meetings of the Thomas Wolfe Society. Also included are printed membership lists, membership applications, and various publications of the Society. The annual meetings were held in May at such locations as: Asheville, N.C.; Chapel Hill, N.C.; Baltimore, Md.; Burlington, Vt.; Munich, Germany; New York City, N.Y.; Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; Richmond, Va.; Paris, France; Greenville, S.C.; Savanah, Ga.; and Boise, Idaho.

Series 9. Annual Reports of the North Carolina Collection contains annual reports of the North Caroliniana Society, Inc., and the North Carolina Collection at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Series 10. Catalogs and Finding Aids contains rare book and manuscript dealer catalogs and other catalogs collected by Aldo P. Magi that feature items related to Wolfe. Also included are catalog records, finding aids, and other materials collected by Magi that represent Wolfe materials held by libraries.

Series 11. Journals and Serials includes journals and other serials collected by Aldo P. Magi that are directly or indirectly related to Thomas Wolfe. These include Wolfe's original short stories, reviews of his work, biographical and scholarly articles, and works inspired by Wolfe. In some cases, these journals are complete; in others, only the articles and preliminaries are present. Copies of The Thomas Wolfe Review and The Thomas Wolfe Newsletter have been separated for cataloging and inclusion in the larger North Carolina Collection. While not included in this finding aid, they are listed in the UNC online catalog with "North Carolina Collection Magi Wolfe" as a location.

Series 12. Audio Recordings contains audiocassette recordings of the annual Thomas Wolfe Festival held in Raleigh, N.C., at St. Mary's College and then in Asheville, N.C., and recordings of the events at the Thomas Wolfe Society annual meetings, such as talks, lectures, and other activities. This series also contains audiocassette recordings of Thomas Wolfe's family and friends, including undated interviews with Mabel Wolfe Wheaton and Fred Wolfe, lectures about Thomas Wolfe, and interviews with scholars who study Thomas Wolfe. There are also reel-to-reel audio recordings of interviews with Mabel Wolfe Wheaton, conducted by Lou Harshaw circa 1958; commercially produced audiodiscs containing music based on the works of Thomas Wolfe; and commercially produced compact discs that primarily contain music based on the works of Thomas Wolfe and readings of the works of Thomas Wolfe.

Series 13. Moving Image Materials contains both commercially produced and privately recorded videotapes. There are video recordings of the 1990 Thomas Wofe Society meeting, the first and second Thomas Wolfe Festivals, John Phillipson and Aldo P. Magi at Akron University, the memorial services for John Phillipson and Richard Kennedy, and other video recordings. Also included are a digital video disc entitled A New Home, Angel , a recording of the rededication of a memorial to Thomas Wolfe on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2006; an 8mm film about Asheville, N.C., in the time of Thomas Wolfe; and two 35mm filmstrips about the life and works of Thomas Wolfe.

Series 14. Pictures includes photographs of Thomas Wolfe taken by Edward M. Miller in 1938 as well as photographs, negatives, and slides of Thomas Wolfe Society meetings, the Thomas Wolfe Festival, and other Wolfe-related events and places.

Series 15. Aldo P. Magi Index Cards contains index cards from the original donation, which are organized according to a subject/format-based system devised by Magi. There are also cards from newer additions to the collection, which are separated into three categories: cataloged books, artifacts, and cards for all other items. Cards for cataloged books and artifacts are arranged alphabetically within each category. The remaining cards are organized by donation. These index cards give both descriptive and provenance information about the items.

The Additions of November 2015, December 2018, and September 2019 contain materials that related to several different series. See the donor's groupings of materials and annotations for more detail.

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About 50 items.

Original letters written by Thomas Wolfe, letters written by Maxwell Perkins, and letters written to Louise Perkins King after Maxwell Perkins' death, including a letter from Zelda Fitzgerald.

Box 1

Letter from Thomas Wolfe to Bill Weber, 20 June 1935

Letter from Thomas Wolfe to Edgar Wolfe and Dorothy Wolfe, 23 December 1937

Letters from Maxwell Perkins to Just B. Herman, 4 February 1943 and 25 February 1943

Letter of condolence to Louise Perkins King, June and July 1947

Includes a letter from Zelda Fitzgerald and telegrams from Aline Bernstein, Ernest Hemingway, and Mabel Wolfe Wheaton.

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About 9500 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical.

This series contains Aldo P. Magi's correspondence with people who were either associated with or interested in the author Thomas Wolfe. Magi built his extensive correspondence largely through letters to Wolfe's family and associates, as well as to university faculty and other authors who had written on Wolfe. Magi often requested photocopies or signed typescripts of articles, and in many cases these inquiries led to more frequent exchanges of letters and developed into long-lasting friendships. Authors John S. Phillipson and David J. Wyatt corresponded regularly with Magi over decades, and have the greatest amount of material in this series. However, nearly every other author who wrote on Thomas Wolfe in the last decades of the twentieth century is represented.

Magi also corresponded with surviving members of Thomas Wolfe's family, including the author's brother, Fred Wolfe, and nephew, R. Dietz Wolfe.

Box 2

Anthony, Robert G., Jr.

Bailey, J. Todd

Baker, Zeb

Banks, Phillip

Barnes, Bruce

Bishop, Don

Beatty, Margaret

Borland, Deborah

Borneman, Alfred H.

Bruccoli, Arlyn

Bruccoli, Matthew J.

Box 3

Bryant, Dorothy G.

Canada, Mark

Champion, Myra: Custodian of the Thomas Wolfe Collection, Asheville, N.C.

Clark, James W.

Cleary, James C.

Conlon, Christopher

Conrad, Carol

Cotten, Alice

Cotten, Jerry

Curtsinger, Charles B.

Darden, George

deNeufville, David

Dixon, Warren

Donald, David Herbert

Duncan, Norvin C.

Easley, John B.

Eckard, Paula

Box 4

Egendorf, Linda

Ensign, Robert T.

Field, Leslie

Flora, Joseph M.

Frankman, Helen

Fulenwilder, Catherine

Fulenwilder, John O.

Gambrell, David

Gambrell, Tina

Geralds, Gretchen

Gill, John M.

Gillan, Joseph A.

Gimbell, Herb

Gordon, John and Silvia

Box 5

Gorsline, Marie

Goodrich, Tanya

Graham, Walter R.

Griffin, John C.

Gurner, Richard and Vnenchak, Jean

Hagan, John

Halberstadt, John

Harshaw, Lou

Hatchett, Eve Braden

Hatchett, William

Hawkins, Dorothy

Box 6

Hensley, Jan

Hoagland, Clayton

Holliday, Shawn

Horne, Phillip

Huntley, Reid

Hutchinson, Stuart

Box 7

Idol, John Jr.

Johnson, Douglas S.

Johnson, Stanley

Jones, Dan Burne and Jacquie

Jones, H. G.

Kashdin, Marjorie

Kennedy, Richard S.

Klein, Carole

Box 8

Kuroda, Shigeru

Lake, Inez Hollander G.

Little, Elizabeth

Loftin, Charles

Mason, Julian

Mauldin, Joanne Marshall

Max, Gerry

Meehan, James

Meyer, Susan

Michelet, Jean

Box 8-9

Box 8

Box 9

Mitchell, Ted

Box 9

Morehead, Albert

Motley, Helen J.

Nagelschmidt, Joe S.

Niles, William C.

Noeldechen-Kaye, Joan

Orzel, Chad

Pepper, James

Perkins, Maxwell

Letters from Perkins to Justin B. Herman, 4 February 1943 and 25 February 1943.

Box 9-10

Box 9

Box 10

Phillipson, John S.

Box 11

Poole, Gregory A.

Porter, Alice

Powell, Bob R.

Rea, Stephanie

Ritz, James A.

Roberts, Margaret Rose

Roberts, Terry

Robinson, Eugene

Robinson, Gary

Rogers, Steven B.

Sain, Azalec B.

Sawyer, Carla

Box 12

Schneider, Duane

Stites, Clara

Slaughter, Bobbie Purser

Stephenson, Shelby

Strange, David

Stubbs, Howard

Sylvia, John

Box 13

Teicher, Morton

Teitel, Nathan

Theobald, Theodore

Thompson, Betty

Tsunemoto, Hiroshi

Underwood, Thomas A.

Various friends

Wainwright, Alexander

Waldrop, Harold

Ware, John

Wayne, Donald

See also Hollywood's Attempts: 1940s-1990s in Subseries 3.1: Portfolios.

West, Bliss

Box 14

Whitlow, Karen

Wilder, Virginia Gambrel

Wilson, Frank C.

Winters, Robert

Wolf, Jim and Nola

Wolfe, Fred

Wolfe, Jorg

Wolfe, R. Dietz

Woodell, Harold H.

Wrench, William A.

Box 15

Wyatt, David J.

Box 16

Wylie, Nancy G.

Zahlan, Anne and David Radavich

Zoeger, Shirley Stuckert

Other Aldo P. Magi Correspondence, circa 1960s-1990s

Letters in response to Magi's research inquiries, photocopy requests, and other miscellaneous correspondence arranged alphabetically.

Box 17

Closed correspondence

This box is CLOSED until 10 years after the death of Aldo P. Magi.

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About 25750 items.

These subject files are organized into four groups created by Aldo P. Magi: portfolios, miscellany (alphabetical and other), clippings, and photocopies. These subject files contain material about Thomas Wolfe, his works, Wolfe scholars, and other topics related to Wolfe. The contents of the subseries often overlap and researchers are encouraged to look in all subseries for relevant material. Note that, wherever possible, original titles have been retained.

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About 16000 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical

Called portfolios by Aldo P. Magi, these files contain articles, correspondence, reviews, photographs, printed materials, and manuscripts of works about Thomas Wolfe. Each portfolio is generally dedicated to a specific individual or subject.

Box 18

Thomas Wolfe 75th Birthday Celebration: Scrapbook

1920s: "The Decade that Roared: An Historical Exhibition"

Abbott, Robert

Adams, Agatha Boyd: Thomas Wolfe: Carolina Student

Adler, Richard

Aitken, Hugh

Alexander, Leni

Alexander Wainwright Collection, Princeton University

Aline & Wolfe

Altman, Milton H.

Altman's Thomas Wolfe Collection.

American Literature Association Annual Conference, 2000

Amram, David

Angley, Wilson

Anonymous manuscript

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Box 18

Box 19

Asheville, N.C.

Scrapbook, maps, brochures, photographs, and newspaper articles, 1900-2013, related to Asheville, the Biltmore House, and the Thomas Wolfe grave site.

Box 19-20

Box 19

Box 20

Assorted Articles about Thomas Wolfe, circa 1920s-1980s

Newspaper, magazine, and journal articles compiled by Aldo P. Magi and bound in 5 separate volumes with additional loose articles. Most volumes provide an index.

Box 20

Astrotheme: Map of the Heavens for Thomas Wolfe

Aswell, Edward C.

Includes letter from Edward Aswell to Edgar Wolfe, 11 March 1949, concerning Thomas Wolfe's estate and personal correspondence, and In the Shadow of the Giant, Thomas Wolfe: The Correspondence of Edward C. Aswell and Elizabeth Nowell, 1949-1958

Autobiography of an American Novelist reviews

Autobiographical outline for Look Homeward, Angel

Bailey, J. Todd

Includes materials related to "Something Scavenging and Stinking," an exhibition on Thomas Wolfe, as well as unpublished essays and other materials related to Thomas Wolfe.

Baker, Paul

Bargeon, Bud: W.O.!: A Celebration of the Human Spirit

Barnes, John S.

Baroody, John C.

Bassett, John E.: Thomas Wolfe: An Annotated Critical Biography

Basso, Hamilton

Beach, Jack

Berger, Brian: "Thomas Wolfe: The Final Journey," in Northwest Magazine, 26 October 1980, and Thomas Wolfe: The Final Journey, Willamette River Press, 1984

Bernstein, Aline

Bestor, Charles

Bettman Portable Archive advertisement

Beyond Love and Loyalty reviews

Biggs, John

Bigelow, Paul

Script of review of Thomas Wolfe by Herbert J. Muller, read over WBML Radio, Macon, Georgia, 13 January 1948.

Box 21

Birmingham Arts Hall of Fame

Bishop, Donald E.

Manuscripts, circa 1940-1947, and letters, 1940-1942; 1975.

Black, Stephen

Blackwelder, James R.: "Literary Allusions in Look Homeward Angel"

Blair, Betsy: The Memory of All That: Love and Politics in New York, Hollywood, and Paris

Borland, Deborah A.

Articles and an MA Thesis concerning Thomas Wolfe's Great Uncle Bacchus Westall.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/1

Boyd, Madeline

Letters and photographs, 1958-1960, Thomas Wolfe: The Discovery of a Genius, 1981, and biographical information and letters to Aldo P. Magi, 1980-1981. Also includes proofs of Thomas Wolfe: The Discovery of a Genius.

Box 21

Boyer, James G.

Bradbury, Ray: "Forever and the Earth"

Box 21-22

Box 21

Box 22

Braden-Hatchett Collection

A descriptive catalog of the collection, articles and correspondence, a bibliography, photocopies of items in the collection, and information regarding transfer of the collection to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Also included is a folder of matchboxes from the collection.

Box 22

Braden, Eve

Bradley, Virginia Jacques

Branden, Barbara

Bridgers, Ann Preston

Brooklyn, N.Y.

Montague Street map and guide.

Brooklyn, N.Y.: Thomas Wolfe Plaque

Brown, Kenneth

Brown, Rose Hildebrand

Bruccoli, Matthew J.: The Sons of Maxwell Perkins: Letters of F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, Thomas Wolfe, and Their Editor

Bruccoli, Matthew J. and Arlyn Bruccoli: O Lost: A Story of the Buried Life

Bruccoli, Matthew and Park Buckner: To Loot My Life Clean: The Thomas Wolfe-Maxwell Perkins Correspondence

Bruno, Chris: "The Story of The Story of a Novel ," 2004

Bukoski, Anthony

Buncombe County Chautauqua: "An Evening with Thomas Wolfe," 20 June 2000

Butler, Rodger

Butterworth, Arthur

Calapai, Letterio

Calder, Alexander

Callison, Helen Vassy

Box 23

Chestner, Jeanenne

Chelsea Hotel Plaque

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/2

Cheuse, Alan

Box 23

Chiles, Senator Lawton

Clark, James W., Jr.

Correspondence about publication of The Lost Boy, 1986-1993, correspondence with Duane Schneider, 1987, letters from UNC Press to Jim Clark, 1992-1998, manuscripts and proofs of The Lost Boy, and manuscripts of "Thomas Wolfe and the Death of Men."

Clayton, Lawrence

Clodfelter, Frank

Coates, Albert

Cohn, Marguerite A.

Colonnell, Robert V.

Conniff, Lucy and Richard Kennedy: The Autobiographical Outline of Look Homeward, Angel

Box 23-24

Box 23

Box 24

Conroy, Pat

Box 24

Cormier, Robert

Corwin, Norman: "26 by Corwin"

Cotten, Jerry

Cowley, Malcolm

Scrapbook of articles, circa 1930s-1970s.

Davis, James A.

Dean, John

Death of Thomas Wolfe

Death of Thomas Wolfe, 50th Anniversary, 3 October 1988

Dedication of the Thomas Wolfe Memorial, Asheville, N.C., 5 May 1973

Dedmond, Francis B.

DeMattia, Raymond B.

Dialectic Society

DeLaney, Charles

Dickey, James

Dirck Cruser Sculpture, Pack Square, Asheville, N.C.

Documentary Encyclopedia of Literature, BC Research

Doll, Mary Aswell

Donald, David Herbert

Reviews and articles about Look Homeward: A Life of Thomas Wolfe.

Box 88

Doty, William

Box 24

Duncan, Robert W.

Dyck, Stuart K.

Easley, John B.

Eastes, Frank Jr.

Wolfe film proposal, reviews of "Luke: A Tribute to Fred," and letters to Aldo P. Magi and John Phillipson, 1980-1981.

Box 90

Eastes, Frank Jr.

Acquisitions Information: Accession 102524

Correspondence of Frank Eastes, George Hovis, and Deborah A. Borland regarding the materials; and notebook of materials related to Luke: A Tribute to Fred, including photographs and newspaper clippings.

Image Folder PF-70022/16

Eastes, Frank Jr.

Acquisitions Information: Accession 102524

Negatives: taken by Frank Eastes Jr., relating to Luke: A Tribute to Fred.

Film F-CWM/1

Eastes, Frank Jr.

Acquisitions Information: Accession 102524

16mm film: Luke: A Tribute to Fred.

Box 81

Digital Video Disc DVD-CWM/3

Eastes, Frank Jr.

Acquisitions Information: Accession 102524

Luke: A Tribute to Fred: transfer from 16mm film.

Box 81

Digital Video Disc DVD-CWM/4

Eastes, Frank Jr.

Acquisitions Information: Accession 102524

Cable Trek: 4 minute interview with Frank Eastes Jr. and Luke: A Tribute to Fred. Recorded 14 November 1979.

Box 24

Ehle, John Marsden: An Unfound Door

Eleazer, William

Elliott, Tim

Elmore, Cenieth C.

Emery, Sherman R.

Box 25

Ensign, Robert T.: Lean Down Your Ear Upon the Earth and Listen: The Eco-Consciousness of Thomas Wolfe, 1998

Erie Bay Graphics

Evans, Elizabeth

Farnsworth, Dessie Troutman

Field, Leslie

Fifield, William

Fink, Robert A.

Fisher, Vardis

Biographical information and writings.

Fissinger, Edwin

Fitzpatrick, William H.

Correspondence and copy of a photograph of Thomas Wolfe.

Foster, Ruel

Fowler, Kenneth A.

Franklin Library

Fred Wolfe Day, 7 March 1978

Box 25-26

Box 25

Box 26

Frings, Ketti: Look Homeward, Angel

Box 26

"From Cradle to Grave: Walking in Thomas Wolfe's Shoes"

A collection of images, writings, and quotes by, of, and about Thomas Wolfe.

Fruit, Daniel R.

Frothingham, Bertha Perkins

Fulenwider, John O.

Letters, articles, and announcements, 1976-1996, regarding the John O. Fulenwider Collection and John O. Fulenwider himself.

Ganz, Earl

Gatlin, Jesse C.

Geetha, N.

Genius

Genius reviews

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/2

Gilbert, L. Wolfe

Box 26

Gillis, Don

Gilman, Page

Gooding, Nathan G.

Letters, 1972, and a photograph of Thomas Wolfe, 1920.

Glasser, Gloria

Goodrich, Tanya

Goodrich, Tanya and Fred Wolfe.

Box 26-27

Box 26

Box 27

Gorsline, Douglas: "Look Homeward: Douglas Gorsline Illustrates Thomas Wolfe,"

Box 27

Gottfried, Benn

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/2

Gould, Morton

Box 28

Graham, Robert MacDonald

Great American Writers

Green, Paul

Grofe, Fred

Gurko, Leo: Thomas Wolfe: Beyond the Romantic Ego

Guzi, Gloria

Halberstadt, John

Hagan, John

Hall, David K.

Hall, Keith

Hallelujah Asheville Fall Festival

50th Anniversary of Look Homeward, Angel, 1979.

Hamilton, Altamese Purify

Hammond, James L.: "Thomas Wolfe, Zen and Jung"

Hampson, Carolyn

Harker, Brian Cameron

Harnick-Fish, Mildred: 1936 Berlin Interview

Harris, Arthur S., Jr.

Hassinger, H. B.: "Pilgrimage to Asheville," 1941

Hendersonville, N.C., Angel

Heniford, Lewis W.: Westwords: A Novel, 1990

Henry, James

Hensley, Jan: photographer, 2003-2005

Hipp, William E.

Hoagland, Clayton and Kathleen: "Terry, Wolfe, and the Biography that Never Was"

Box 29

Hoagland, Clayton

Letters, 1950s, literary sketches, 1973-1974, obituaries, copies of articles, and other information on Hoagland.

Hodgin, David Reid

Hoiby, Lee

Holliday, Shawn: "Tourism and Exile in Thomas Wolfe's Of Time and The River," 1997

Hollywood's Attempts: 1940s-1990s

Letters, newspaper articles, and other research material regarding attempts to develop screenplays for Thomas Wolfe's Look Homeward, Angel.

Holman, C. Hugh

Hubbard, Morris

Huffstickler, Albert

Huffman, Phyllis L.

Huggler, Sandra

Hugo, Richard

Hunter, Ian: You Can't Go Home Again

Huntley, Reid

Hutchison, Stuart: "Just Before the Dawn"

Box 29-30

Box 29

Box 30

Idol, John Jr.: "The Role of Memory in Writing" and "Body Language in The Party at Jack's."

Box 30

Jamet, Pierce: "Modernist Concerns and Greek and Latin Culture: Thomas S. Eliot's Mythical Method in Thomas Wolfe"

Includes additional essays in French and correspondence between Pierre Jamet and Aldo P. Magi.

Box 30-31

Box 30

Box 31

Jelliffe, Belinda

Includes photocopies of Jelliffe correspondence, 1937-1945, research notes, photographs, manuscripts of Aldo P. Magi and Richard Walser's, Wolfe and Belinda Jelliffe, 1987, and other material concerning Jelliffe.

Box 31

Johnson, James Hamilton

Johnson, Pamela

Johnson, Stanley

Articles about Wolfe, 1973-1979.

Johnston, Carol

Jones, Dan Burne: Pilgrimage to Altamont

Josh Joplin Band

Kane, Richard

Keen, Juliet

Keller, Rod

Kennedy, Richard S.: The Starwick Episodes

Kennedy, Richard and Pascal Reeves: Notebooks of Thomas Wolfe

Kennedy, Thomas E.

Kephart, Horace

Kerouac, Jack

Ketcham, Hank

Box 32

Klein, Carole

Killoran, M. Maureen: "Grasping at Straws: Thomas Wolfe, Rumors, and Unitarian Universalists," 2000

Knaus, Earl T., Jr.

Koch, Frederick H.

Wolfe letters given to the UNC Libraries.

Kodaira, Takashi

Correspondence and miniature books from Kodaira.

Kohler, Dayton: You are Your World

Kulesha, Gary

Kyle, Ana

Lacy, Christopher

Lamb, Carolyn

Photocopies of Wolfe correspondence, 1928-1937, an inventory of the transcribed letters, and correspondence regarding the dispensation of the letters.

Lanzinger, Klaus

Large, Mary M. Westall

Larson, Erik: In the Garden of Beasts: Love, Terror, and an American Family in Hitler's Berlin

Lathrop, R. Gail

The Ledger

Lee, Russel V.

Levine, David: Drawings of Thomas Wolfe

Library of America

Lindsey Gardens Miniature Village, Maggie Valley, N.C.

Little, Elizabeth T.

Correspondence and a copy of Little's A Brief Recollection of Thomas Wolfe.

Loftin, C. Wm.

Lomax, Elizabeth: "Farewell to Altamont"

London, England: 32 Wellington Square

Look Homeward, Angel: 50th Anniversary (1979)

Look Homeward, Angel in World War II

"Looking Homeward with Thomas Wolfe"

Publicity letters for a workshop held at Mars Hill College July 18-24, 1982.

Box 33

Mable Dodge Luhan House, Taos, New Mexico

Mackinnon, Robert

Madden, David: Thomas Wolfe's Civil War

Magi, Aldo

Correspondence, articles by Magi, and other research material compiled by Magi related to music inspired by Wolfe.

The Magical Campus: University of North Carolina Writings, 1917-1920

Mason, Frank

Mason, Julian

Mason, Paul Bailey

Mason, Sandra

Maturi, Richard J.

Mauldin, Joanne Marshall: Thomas Wolfe: When do the atrocities begin?

Maupin, Joyce: "Typing for Thomas Wolfe: A Memoir"

Box 34

Max and Marjorie: the Correspondence between Maxwell E. Perkins and Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings

Max, Gerry: "Thomas Wolfe at Washington Square Revisited," 2000

Box 87

Max, Gerry

Acquisitions Information: Addition of May 2018 (Acc. 103362)

Includes correspondence of Gerry Max, a Wolfe enthusiast and member of the Wolfe Society, and John Phillipson, a Wolfe scholar and one-time editor of the Thomas Wolfe Review; David Strange, another Wolfe scholar and Thomas Wolfe Review editor; John Idol; and others. One folder of correspondence concerns a lost 1930 newsreel of Wolfe. There are also several of Max's unpublished articles exploring Wolfe's connection to Wisconsin, to the adventurer and writer Richard Halliburton, and to William Alexander, one of Wolfe's students at New York University.

Image Folder PF-70022/15

Max, Gerry

Acquisitions Information: Addition of May 2018 (Acc. 103362)

Includes color photographic prints from Thomas Wolfe Society meeting in Savannah, Ga.; photocopies of a black-and-white photographic print of Gerry Max at the Thomas Wolfe gravesite in 1961; and a color photographic print of William Alexander, Gerry Max, and Ray Bradbury.

Box 34

McAfee, Elizabeth

McAfee, John P.

McCabe, John

McCorkle, Jill: 2016 Thomas Wolfe Lecture

McCoy, George

McDowell High School, N.C.

McGehee, Charles White

McVey, Cynthia

Meador, Roy: When Thomas Wolfe's Life in Fiction Began

Meehan, James: "Thomas Wolfe: History and The Hills Beyond," 1973

Presented at the first annual Oktoberfest Symposium in Asheville, N.C., 1973.

Meindl, Diter

Miles, Harold

Miller, Edward M.: "Gulping the Great West," 1938 and "The Western Journey: Prelude and Aftermath," 1976

Includes several photographs of Thomas Wolfe, including one original. Edward Miller accompanied Wolfe on his western journey through the national parks.

Miller, Elizabeth K.

Mills, B. A.: "Portrait of Thomas Wolfe"

Mills, Michael S.

Mims, Frances

Volume SV-CWM/8

Mitchell, Ted: "Thomas Wolfe's Angels"

Also includes a memorial notebook for Ted Mitchell.

Box 34-35

Box 34

Box 35

Mitchell, Ted: Windows of the Heart: The Letters of Thomas Wolfe and Margaret Roberts

Box 35

Morgan, Robert

Morris, Robert: Giant From the South

Murray, Don

Muller, Herbert J.: Thomas Wolfe

Myer, Judith

Neufield, Rob

New York, N. Y.

New York University Libraries

Recent Acquisitions, Division of Special Collections, 1969.

Newbitt, Jacqueline T.

North Carolina Collection at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Letters to Aldo P. Magi, 1977-2002, and articles.

North Carolina Division of Archives and History, Raleigh, N.C.

Research material mostly concerning the Thomas Wolfe Memorial in Asheville.

North Carolina Writers' Network

Programs for the establishment of the North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame, 18 May 1996, the 15 October 2000 induction ceremony, and other programs, correspondence, and articles.

North Carolina Historic Sites

Norwood, Hayden: The Marble Man's Wife

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/3

Nowell, Elizabeth: Thomas Wolfe: A Biography

Box 35

Nowell, Elizabeth

Photocopies of letters to Edgar Wolf, 1950-1958.

Oakes, Randy W.

Odyssey, starring Vincent Price

Old Fort Ceremony

Olympics, 1936

Oram, Frederic-Winslow: A Night in Brooklyn Through the Eyes of Thomas Wolfe

Osawa, Mamoru

Owen, Guy

Ovens, Douglas

Pack Memorial Library, Asheville, N.C.

Packard, William

Box 36

Palermo, Delia

Palmer, Robert

Pantas, Lee James

Partch, Harry

Patmore, Derek

Patton, Elizabeth

Paxton, Campbell G.

Pegram, Annie Bradshaw

Pepper, James

Perkins King, Louise

Photocopies of letters of condolence to Louise Perkins King on the death of her husband Maxwell Perkins in 1947. Also included is an inventory of the letters and 1997 correspondence regarding disposition of the condolence letters. Original condolence letters can be found in box 69.

Perkins, Maxwell E.

Transcribed letters of Maxwell Perkins, photographs, and other research material on Perkins.

Box 37

Phillips, U. Utah

Phillipson, John S.

Correspondence, a will, and photographs mostly concerning Phillipson's death in 1996, and a memorial planned in his honor.

Pique, Jean-Pierre

Poetry: Various authors

Polin, Claire

Pollock, Thomas Clark and Oscar Cargill: Thomas Wolfe at Washington Square

Popular music

Powell, Dawn

Powell, W. Allen

Purser, Bobbie E.

Prater, Corinda: Aline Bernstein's Presence in The Web and the Rock

Princeton University

Photographs and other material related to the Firestone Library's 2000 exhibition, "The Story of a Novelist: Thomas Wolfe (1900-1938)."

Program for Afloat College Education

Pulliam, Henry T.

The Thomas Wolfe Collection of Henry T. Pulliam, Rare Book Room, Wake Forest University.

Quinn, Anthony

Raffel, Edward R.

Rand, Ayn

Reed, Richard

Reynolds, Roger

Rice, Jerry L.

Rice, Thomas N.

Riverside Cemetery, Asheville, N.C.

Photographs and other material related to the Wolfe family grave sites.

Roberts, John Munsey Jr.

Photocopy of letter and Christmas greeting card from Thomas Wolfe, both 1937.

Box 38

Roberts, Margaret Hines

Photocopies of letters to Thomas Wolfe and Mabel Wolfe Wheaton, 1918-1954, and photocopies of letters from Thomas Wolfe, 1921-1938.

Roberts, Margaret Rose: "My Favorite Pupil--Thomas Wolfe"

Robinson, Gary

Material concerning the death of Gary Robinson.

Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla.: Thomas Wolfe Stone

Rose, Philip

Rosenbaum, Victor

Rosenberg, Seymour

Rosenblatt, Emil and Ruth Yurman

Rosenstock, Milton

Roundtree, Moses

Rowe, Anne

Rubin, Louis D.: Thomas Wolfe: The Weather of His Youth

Sage, C. J.

Sage Symposium on Thomas Wolfe, 1969

Held at the University of Georgia, April 10-12, 1969.

Salmon, Webb

Samson, Carl

Samuels, Gertrude: "Of Time and Thomas Wolfe"

Schneider, Duane

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/3

Schorr, David

Box 38

Schotchie, Joe

Schuman, William

Sebesky, Don

Seib, Kenneth

Semmler, Alexander

Shapey, Ralph

Shaw, Thomas J., Jr.

Silver, Irwin

Smith, Edith Heitz

Sokol, John

Box 39

Sorren, Joe

Image of an artistic portrait of Thomas Wolfe.

Spoken Anthology of American Literature

St. Bart's Players

St. Louis World's Fair

Starer, Robert

Storylines America

Student Study Guides

Sturm, Fred

Stutman, Suzanne

Teicher, Morton L.: Looking Homeward: A Thomas Wolfe Photo Album

Tell About the South: Voices in Black and White

Terry, John Skally

Correspondence, 1940-1947, of Wolfe biographer John Skally Terry and other research material on Terry.

Theobald, Theodore V.

Correspondence of Theobald and other research material regarding Theobald's collection of Thomas Wolfe material.

Thomas, Leroy

Thomas Clayton Wolfe family

Thomas Wolfe's 80th Birthday Observation, 1980

Thomas Wolfe Angel, Asheville, N.C.

Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, Asheville, N.C.

Thomas Wolfe Birthplace Marker, Asheville, N.C.

Thomas Wolfe Cabin, Asheville, N.C.

Thomas Wolfe Centennial Celebration, 2000

Box 40

Thomas Wolfe's Civil War

Thomas Wolfe Commemorative Stamp

Thomas Wolfe Fiction Prize

Thomas Wolfe Lecture

Contains materials related to the 2004 and 2016 lectures.

Thomas Wolfe's Letters to His Mother

Thomas Wolfe Liberty ship

Thomas Wolfe Literary Award

Thomas Wolfe Memorial Angel dedication, October 2006

Thomas Wolfe Memorial Angel

Thomas Wolfe Metro North commuter train

Thomas Wolfe needlepoint graph

Thomas Wolfe: Pennsylvania

Thomas Wolfe Prize

The Thomas Wolfe Reader

Thomas Wolfe Road Race

Thomas Wolfe: Say it with Music

Thomas Wolfe sculptures and memorials

Material related to sculptures and memorials in Asheville, N.C., Hendersonville, N.C., Bloomington, Ind., and Sandusky, Ohio.

Box 41

Thurner, Bettina

Tkaczevski, Alexander

Toms, James

"The Thomas Wolfe They Knew," a series of 21 articles that appeared in the Western North Carolina Tribune from June to November, 1965.

Tribute to Chet Baker

Reciepts and other papers related to the audiodisc.

Tunison, Ron

Turnbull, Andrew

Scrapbook of material related to Wolfe biographer Andrew Turnbull.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Material related to research on Thomas Wolfe at UNC, the Paul Green Theatre, and the 1993 Bicentennial Celebration at UNC.

Unrue, Darlene Harbour

Van de Wall, Constance

Van Vechten, Carl

Includes photocopy of the introduction to Generations in Black and White , which includes photographs by Van Vechten. Also includes a biographical sketch, articles, and correspondence with the estate of Carl Van Vechten.

Varney, John

Vermont: Wolfe's visit

Correspondence, articles, and research notes related to Wolfe's visit to Vermont in 1933.

Walser, Richard

Biographical information on Wolfe scholar, Richard Walser.

Ware, Ruth Winchester

Thomas Wolfe postcards and greeting cards designed by Ware.

Washburn, Delores

Wawrytko, Mary

Box 42

Werner, Nat

Wessel, Geoffrey

West, Bliss

Westall, Charles

Westall, Henry A.: "An Emerson with the Brakes Off"

Includes photocopies of letters and poems, 1924-1946, of Henry A. Westall, the Bascom Hawke of Thomas Wolfe's "A Portrait of Bascom Hawke."

Westall, Jack

Western Journey

A list of articles and other information about Wolfe's 1938 western journey that included visits to western national parks.

Western North Carolina Creative Arts Hall of Fame

Western North Carolina Historical Association

Wheaton, Mabel Wolfe and LeGette Blythe: Thomas Wolfe and His Family

Wheelock, John Hall

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/3

Whittaker, Howard

Box 42

Wilder, Roy, Jr.

Williams, Ralph D.

Wilson, Frank C.: Ca, C'est Paris

Box 42-43

Box 42

Box 43

Wisdom, William B.

Photocopies of correspondence, manuscripts, articles, and other research material on William Wisdom, author of The Table Talk of Thomas Wolfe, 1988, and "My Impressions of the Wolfe Family and of Maxwell Perkins," 1992.

Box 43

Wisdom Collection

A catalog and other information pertaining to the William B. Wisdom Collection of Thomas Wolfe Papers at Harvard's Houghton Library.

Wolf, Jim and Nola

Correspondence, photographs, and other material related to Jim and Nola Wolf of Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

Wolfe at the White House

Wolfe, Fred

A scrapbook containing photographs of Thomas Wolfe and Fred Wolfe, correspondence of Fred Wolfe, and other memorabilia related to Fred Wolfe.

Wolfe, Julia E.

Photocopy of a letter from Julia Wolfe to Homer A. Watt, 22 February 1945.

Wolfe, R. Dietz

Photocopy of a letter from Thomas Wolfe to Frank C. Wolfe, 16 September 1920, as well as letters.

Wolfe, Thomas

Photocopies of letters to Albert Coates and Aline Bernstein, material related to the Proem to "O Lost," other research material on Wolfe, and miscellaneous reviews of Thomas Wolfe's works.

Wolfe, Thomas: The Child by Tiger

Wolfe, Thomas: The Complete Short Stories of Thomas Wolfe

Wolfe, Thomas: The Crisis in Industry

Wolfe, Thomas: The Face of a Nation

Wolfe, Thomas: From Death to Morning

Box 44

Wolfe, Thomas: The Good Child's River

Wolfe, Thomas: The Hills Beyond

Wolfe, Thomas: K-19

Wolfe, Thomas: Letters of Thomas Wolfe

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/2

Wolfe, Thomas: London Tower

Box 44

Wolfe, Thomas: The Lost Boy

Photocopies of Wolfe's annotated typescripts and manuscripts.

Wolfe, Thomas: My Other Loneliness

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/3

Wolfe, Thomas: "Notes from a Western Journal"

Box 44

Wolfe, Thomas: Of Time and the River: 50th Anniversary

Correspondence and photographs related to the 15 March 1985 celebration.

Wolfe, Thomas: "Only the Dead Know Brooklyn"

Wolfe, Thomas: Party at Jack's

Wolfe, Thomas: "A Poetic Odyssey of the Korea That Was Crushed"

Wolfe, Thomas: "Prologue to America"

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/3

Wolfe, Thomas: "Promise of America"

Box 44

Wolfe, Thomas: Return

Wolfe, Thomas: Starwick Episodes

Wolfe, Thomas: A Stone, A Leaf, A Door

Wolfe, Thomas: Story of a Novel

Wolfe, Thomas: The Hound of Darkness

Wolfe, Thomas: The Web and the Rock

Box 45

Wolfe, Thomas: Welcome to Our City

Wolfe, Thomas: A Western Journal

Wolfe, Thomas: You Can't Go Home Again

Wootten, Bayard

Program for " I Won't Make A Picture Unless The Moon Is Right : Early Architectural Photography of North Carolina by Frances Benjamin Johnston and Bayard Wootten."

Wrench, William: "Memories of Madeline Boyd" and "Experiences with Maxwell Perkins"

Wyatt, David J.: The Published Letters of Thomas Wolfe: A Selected Bibliography, 2004

Wylie, Nancy G.

Clippings of articles about Thomas Wolfe and the Wolfe Family.

Yakohane, Adam

Yarmolinsky, Adam

Young, Perry Deane: The Southern Appalachian Repertory Theatre production of Home Again, by William Gregg and Perry Deane Young

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About 5000 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by author or topic.

Articles, correspondence, clippings, reviews, photographs, receipts, printed materials, and other materials relating to Thomas Wolfe, Wolfe scholars, locations visited by Wolfe, and other various topics.

Note that, whenever possible, original file titles have been retained.

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2000 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by author or topic.

Box 46

"1906 Tragedy Now has a Place in Literature"

Adams, George Matthew

Alvarez, Rafael

Angelou, Maya

Antique Postcards

Binder of postcards chiefly depicting images related to Thomas Wolfe and his work, as well as other landmarks in western North Carolina.

Aronhime, Gordon

The Asheville High

Includes designs and correspondence related to designs of Asheville landmarks and people, including the Thomas Wolfe House.

Aswell, Edward

Atwan, Robert

Auction of Thomas Wolfe Memorabilia

Bailey, J. Todd

Baker, William J.

Banks, Philip

Basset, John E.

Bedlam

Ben-Haim, Hershl

Bentz, Joseph

Berkin, George

Bibliographies

Biographical sketches

Blythe, LeGette

Bonime, Walter

Books of the Wolfe Family

Books on Tape

"Boom Town Deja Vu"

Borland, Deborah

Bowden, Jesse Earl

Boyd, James, Jr.

Bradley, Patricia

Brenner, Marie

Brett, Catherine

Brewer, Therese

Brooklyn Bridge

Brooks, Philip

Brown, Jo Ann

Brown, Marion L.

Bruce, Sally

Bunk Magazine

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/1

Calendars

Box 46

Canaday, Julia

Canby, Henry Seidel

Cantrell, Geoffrey

Champion, Myra

Chitwood, Michael

Christmas cards

Cigar Bands

Coffin, Tristram Potter

Collier, Barnard L.

Connelly, Sharon S.

Craven, Charles

Cultural Excursions

Cusick, Edla

Daniels, Jonathan

Day, Martin S.

Dows, Olin

Durham, Webb

Box 47

Dykeman, Wilma

Dykeman, Wilma and James Stokely

Ellison, George

Eminent Scholars/Teachers, Modern American Literature Series

"An Escape Into Life"

Evans, Elizabeth

The Film Company of Washington, DC

Fisher, Vardis

Fitzgerald, F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald

France, Ruth Crawford

Freden, John L.

Frederick, John T.

Gardiner, John

Gardiner Public Library

Gay, William

Goller, Elaine Cloud

Gorman, Richard

Griffin, John Chandler

Highnet, Gilbert: People, Places, and Books

Hall, Jay

Hamilton, Virginia Van der Veer

Hensley, Roy

Higby, John

Hilb, Greta

Hoagland, Clayton and Kathleen

Hoefer, Marjorie Westall

Hotel Portfolio

Hudson River Valley

Idol, John L., Jr.

Idol, John L., Jr. and David B. Kesterson

Identifications Portfolio

Inman, Will

Internet Auctions

Jackson, Dot

James, Hunter

Johnson, Rheta Grimsley

Kirksey, Ron

Kaplan, Fred

Kerouac, Jack

Khovanchina

Kiss, Tony

Koch, C. J.

Kodaira, Takashi

Korda, Michael

Lathrop, Virginia T.

Laughton, Charles

Laymon, Richard

Lemann, Nancy

Library of Congress

Literary Criticism

Literary Sketches

"Looking Homeward for the Last Time"

"Macmillan Acquires Scribners"

Magi, Aldo P.

Martin, Richard O.

McClelland, John

McCullers, Carson

McCuskey, Brian

Meehan, James

Mitchell, Ted

"Mrs. Julia Wolfe is Active and Alert at 83"

The Newsletter of the Society for the Study of Southern Literature

North Carolina Literature

Nuwer, Hank

Only the Dead Know Brooklyn, postcard

Oppenheim, Elliott

O'Rourke, David

"Pages of Time: A Nostalgia Report, 1929"

Box 48

Parker, David B.

Payne, Ladell

Phillipson, John S.

Philological Association of the Carolinas

Pleasures in Reading

Polk, William T.

Price, Memsy

Puzzles and quizzes

Quotations

Raisbeck, Kenneth

Rasmussen, Fred

Record of Appeal

Reifenstahl, Leni

Reynolds, George S., Jr.

Rose, Frank

Rubin, Louis D., Jr.

Ryan, Ethel

Sandusky, Ohio, library

Santa Fe Opera, 2004 Season Program

Satterfield, John

Schoenberner, John

Schork, R. J.

Singh, Hari

Skube, Michael

Smith, Bob and Sandy, Realtors

Smith, Page

Snyder, Phillip A.

The Standard Guide to Collecting Autographs

Standard, Wande E.

Stutman, Suzanne

Szilagyi, Steve

Tabscott, Robert

Teicher, Morton

Terrell, Bob

"Thomas Wolfe: An American Odyssey"

Thomas Wolfe Home

The Thomas Wolfe Jaycees

Thomas Wolfe Program Guide

Thomas Wolfe's Asheville exhibit, University of North Carolina at Asheville

"Thomas Wolfe's Yancey Connection"

Thompson, Thomas

"To Everyone A Chance"

Undergraduate poetry

Contains photocopies of Thomas Wolfe's undergraduate poetry.

Underwood, Thomas A.

Untermeyer, Louis

Walser, Richard

Watson, James

Webster, Harvey Curtis, Professor, University of Louisville

Handbook for a Radio Assisted Correspondence Course, circa 1950. Includes a unit on Thomas Wolfe.

Wellman, Manly Wade

Wenzell, Ron

Wheaton, Mabel Wolfe

Willms, Janice and Henry Schneiderman

Wilson, Dan

Wolfe Family Genealogical Material

Wolfe, Julia

"Wolfe Revisits Student Scenes," 1937

Wolfe, Thomas

"Women in Thomas Wolfe's Life," a photo exhibit

Woods, Phil

Wylie, Nancy C.

Young, Perry Deane

Zlotnick, Joan

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About 3000 items.

Arrangement: Chronological by decade or year. These materials were not arranged by person or topic by Aldo P. Magi.

Clippings, articles, photocopies, blog posts, illustrations, advertisements, magazine covers, stationary, quotations, calendars, and other ephemera and materials related to Thomas Wolfe and his writings. Much of the material demonstrates persistent use of the phrases "look homeward, angel" and "you can't go home again," either in reference to Wolfe, or in the context of unrelated topics, such as headlines or advertisements. Also included is a collection of notecards with illustrations or phrases related to Thomas Wolfe.

Box 49

Other miscellany, 1920s-1990

Box 50

Other miscellany, 1991-1998

Box 51

Other miscellany, 1998-2007

Box 52

Other miscellany, 2008-2016 and undated

Box 53

Other miscellany, notecards

Box 54

Books that contain references to or quotes from Thomas Wolfe

Gillan, Joseph A.: Juse Before Dawn

Grossman, Jill: The South Speaks

Kodaira, Takashi: The Colophon

Radavich, David: America Bound: An Epic for Our Time

Radavich, David: Canonicals

West, Jessamyn: Love, Death, and the Ladies' Drill Team

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About 800 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by author or subject.

Clippings of newspaper articles and other materials related to Thomas Wolfe, Wolfe scholarship, and other Wolfe related topics.

Box 55

Adams, J. Donald

Advertisements

"Altamont 50 Years Later"

Andrews, Edwin R.

Assorted clippings

Bauman, Richard

Bigart, Homer

Bishop, Don

Blum, Harold J. and Albert H. Moorehead

Blumenfield, Erwin

Blythe, Legette

Boyer, James

Breit, Harvey

Brookhouser, Frank

Bruccoli, Arlyn

Brunk, Robert S.

Burt, Struthers

Burton, W. C.

Campbell, Jo

Canaday, Julia

Cheatham, Mike

Claffey, Charles E.

Collins, Thomas

Cox, William N.

Daniels, Jonathan

Dean, Earl

Diehl, Digby

Dodd, Martha

Donald, David Herbert

Egerton, John

Elliott, Marcia

Engstrom, Mary Claire

Fadiman, Clifton

Fisher, Roscoe

Flaccus, Kimball

Forsythe, Robert

Frankman, Helen

Freeman, Don

Frings, Ketti

Geismar, Maxwell

Georges, Alexandre

Gitlin, Paul

Green, Ann

Gregory, Horace

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/2

Haines, Ned

Box 55

Head, Joseph and S. L. Cranston

Hutsell, James K.

Igo, Harold

Johnson, Gerald W.

Johnson, Stewart

Kazin, Alfred

Keating, Bern

Knopf, Alfred A.

Kohler, Dayton

Lauder, Val

Lester, Will

Lowrance, Jane

Macauley, Thurston

Madry, W. R.

Marlowe, Nancy

Martilotta, Marie

McAfee, Hoyt

McAllister, Jim

McCombs, Phil

McCoy, George W.

Meehan, James

Modern Library

Moore, Bill

Morgan, Marshall

Murphy, Nancy

Norman, Charles

Oliver, Tom

Owen, Guy

The Patriot, Newspaper Advertisement

Payne, Peggy

Perkins, Maxwell

Porteous, Clark

Pritchard, Billy

Proctor, Roy

Prokosch, Frederic

Pruden, Wesley, Jr.

Pruette, Lorine

Pulvers, Roger

Reed, Doug

Roberts, J. M.

Roberts, Ralph

Robertson, Dot

Robinson, John

Ross, Otho, Sr.

Rubin, Don

Ryan, Ethel

Schemmel, Bill

Schlosser, Jim

Schoenberner, Franz

Scribner, Charles, III

Shadroui, George

Short original works

Skube, Michael

Smathers, Anita

Snelling, O. F.

Snider, William O.

Stahl, Albert George

Starr, William W.

Stewart, Gaither

Stingley, Jim

Styron, William

Sullivan, Cary

Talmey, Allene

Terrell, Bob

Vanderbilt, Sanderson

Wager, Richard

Walker, Gerald

Washburn, Beatrice

Wolfe, Thomas: Welcome to Our City

Wolfe, Thomas: You Can't Go Home Again

Wolfe, Thomas

Wolfe Cartoons

Woodhead, Henry

Wright, Irene

Yelton, Rose

"You Can't Go Home Again: A Photographic Essay"

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4. Photocopies, circa 1930s-2007.

About 2400 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by author or title.

Photocopies of journal articles, magazine articles, newspaper articles, book chapters and book excerpts, correspondence, photographs, and other material related to Thomas Wolfe and Wolfe scholarship. Also included are photocopies of selected short works by Wolfe.

Box 56

Adams, Timothy Dow

American Heritage: History of the 20s and 30s

American Literary Scholarship: An Annual, 1963-1985

Americana Institute

Ames, Richard Sheridan

Anderson, Randall Louis

Anderson, Sherwood

Arakawa, Fumio

Armstrong, Anne W.

Aronson, Stanley M.

Articles on Twentieth Century Literature: An Annotated Bibliography, 1954-1970

Asheville Times editorial

Austin, H. Russell

Baker, Carlos

Baker, Rusell

Bannerman, R. LeRoy

Basso, Hamilton

Beichman, Arnold

Beja, Morris

Bell, Alladine

Benet's Third Edition Reader's Encyclopedia

Benson, Frederick R.

Berry, Thomas Elliott

Betts, Glynne Robinson

Bhattacharya, Lokenath

Birk, Dorothy Daniels

Bishop, Don

Bishop, John Peale

Book of the Month

Boyton, Percy H.

Bradbury, Malcolm

Bradbury, Ray

Braswell, William

Bressan, Elizabeth S.

Brewton, Butler

Bridgers, Ann Preston

Broadus, J. R.

Brooks, Cleanth, R. W. B. Lewis and Robert Penn Warren

Buchanan, Kenneth C.

Burtis, Mary Elizabeth and Paul Spencer Wood

Butler, George O.

Butters, R. R.

Callow, James T. and Robert J. Reilly

Canaday, Julia

Canby, Henry Seibel

Canfield, Cass

Canfield, Thomas Warner

Capek, Abe

Capitanchik, Maurice

Carr, John

Cassill, R. V.

Chametzky, Jules

Chase, Richard

Child, Lee Harrison

Ching, Marvin K. L.

Churchill, Allen

Ciardi, John

Cohn, Ruby

Cole, John Y.

Collins, L. M.

Comino, Ioana

"Concerning the Great Minds: Thomas Wolfe"

Connor, Lawrence S.

Conrad, Barnaby

Cooper, Lee E.

Corbett, William

Core, George

Cotton, Gerald B.

Cowley, Malcolm

Craven, Charles

Cross, Neal

Crothers, George D.

Crichton, Kyle

Culver, John W.

Cyclopedia of World Authors

D'Angelo, Frank J.

Daniels, Jonathan

Davenport, Marcia

Davidson, Marshall B.

Day, Martin S.

Dean, Earl

"Death, The Proud Brother: An Essay on Thomas Wolfe"

Dempsey, David

DeVoto, Bernard

Dickerson, Robert B.

Dickson, Frank A.

Dictionary of American Authors

Dictionary of American Biography

Dictionary of American Literary Characters

Dictionary of Biographical Quotations of British and American Subjects

Dictionary of North Carolina Biography

Domnarski, William

Donald, Miles

Donaldson, Norman and Betty

Dorsey, James

Doten, Sharon

Dressel, John and Sol Gross

Dudar, Helen

Duncan, Norvin C.

Durr, Jimmie Carol

Dykeman, Wilma and James Stokely

Eastman, John

Ehrlich, Eugene and Gorton Carruth

Encyclopedia of New York City

Evans, Elizabeth

Everton, Michael

Box 57

Fadiman, Clifton

Fagin, N. Bryllion

Faulkner, William

Ferlinghetti, Lawrence

Fisher, Vardis

Fitch, Noel R.

Forssberg, William

Fort, S. L.

Fortney, Paul

Frere, A. S.

Gantt, Patricia

Gardner, Thomas

Geismar, Maxwell

Gelfant, Blanche

Gentry, Helen White

Gillin, Edward

Golden, Harry

Goodwin, Donald W.

Graham, James

Graham, Nicholas

Gray, James

Gray, Richard

Green, Charmian

Gurganus, Ransom

Hale, Nancy

Hall, Betsy

Halperin, Irving

Hansen, Arlen J.

Harris, Arthur S., Jr.

Harrison, J. Derek

Hart, James D.

Haule, John R.

Hemingway, Ernest

Henderson, Archibald

Herron, Ima H.

Hiers, John T.

Higgins, George

Higgs, Robert J.

Hillman, James

Hinz, Evelyn and John J. Teunisser

Hodges, Ed

Holman, C. Hugh

Homberger, Eric

Houston, Paul

Huggins, Marguerite E.

Hulme, Francis P.

Hynds, Reed

Hyo-Suk, Kwak

Idol, John L., Jr.

"Interview with Sinclair Lewis"

Jack, Peter Monro

Jeliffe, Belinda

Johnson, Edgar

Johnson, Marie C.

Johnson, Pamela

Johnston, Carol

Journal of Modern Literature

Joyner, Nancy Carol

Justus, James H.

Kamholtz, Jonathan Z.

Kanigel, Robert

Kaplan, Milton

Kazin, Alfred

Keever, Thomas W.

Kennedy, Richard S.

Kieran, John

King, Richard H.

Kinney, Harrison

Kisseloff, Jeff

Kloss, Gerald

Knox, Calvin

Koch, Frederich H.

Kohler, Dayton

Kriebel, Robert C.

Krieg, Joan P.

Kudo, Masashi

Kuralt, Charles and Loonis McGlohon

Kussy, Bella

Lass, Abraham

Lathrop, Virginia T.

Leon, Phillip W.

Library of Literary Criticism

Liptzin, Sol

Literary St. Louis

Literary Sketches

Little, M. Ruth

Litz, A. Walton

Living Authors: A Book of Biographies

Look Homeward, Angel: A Portrait of Asheville and Thomas Wolfe

MacNeill, Ben Dixon

Madden, David and Richard Powers

Madden, Mary Ann

Maddock, Lawrence

Madigan, Carol and Ann Elwood

Madison, Charles A.

Madry, R. W.

Magill, Frank

Magill's Bibliography of Literary Criticism

Major Characters in American Fiction

Marcea, Robert-Rene

Box 58

Matsumoto, Ken

McCarter, John

McCleary, Diane

McClellan, David

McCormick, John

McCrum, Robert and William Cran

McCullough, David Willis

McElderry, B. R., Jr.

McIlvaine, Robert

McMahan, Margaret

Meehan, James

Meyer, Robert T.

Meyer, William E. H., Jr.

Middlebrook, L. Ruth

Mishra, Ajit Kumar

Mitchell, John B.

Mitchell, Ted

Mitgang, Herbert

Mitsushima, Makiko

Miyauchi, Kayoka

Modic, John

Moore, Geoffrey

Morgan and Rosenthal, Modern First Editions, Catalog Nine

Morton, Brian N.

Moser, Thomas C.

Mott, Sara Louise

Mullins, Helene

Myers, Arthur

Nelson, Vivian H.

Newlove, Donald

New York: An Illustrated Anthology

Nishimura, Yorio

Norman, Charles

Northway, Martin

Nowell, Elizabeth

O'Connell, Shaun

Olyanova, Nadya

Oppenheimer, George

Ousby, Ian

Out on the Porch

Owen, Guy

Paquebot, Paris

Parsons, Louella O.

Payne, Ladell

Pearson, Leon

Penley, Grover

Perkins, Maxwell

Perry, Dick

Phelps, Reginald

Phelps, Robert and Peter Deane

Phillipson, John

Photographs of Thomas Wolfe

Picture Books of American Authors

Plumb, Stephen W.

Powell, Dawn

Powell, Desmond

Presson, Leighton

Preston, George R., Jr.

Preston, John Hyde

Priestly, J. B.

Primal Vision: Selected Writings of Gottfried Benn

Pusey, William W., III

Rascoe, Burton

Rawlings, Marjorie Kinnan

The Republic of Letters in America

Reynolds, Quentin

Rice, John Andrew

Richardson, Harold Edward

Roberts, Bruce and Nancy

Rogel, Samuel J.

Rosenberg, Seymour

Rosten, Patricia

Rubin, Louis D., Jr.

Ruppersburg, Hugh M.

Rutledge, F. Reeves

Sabine, Gordon and Patricia

Sanford, John

Satterfield, John

Scarangello, Anthony and Kazuyo Nishi

Scherman, David E. and Rosemarie Redlich

Schneider, Duane

Schorer, Mark

Schreiber, Georges

Scriba, Jay

Seldes, George

Sexton, Mark S.

Seymour-Smith, Martin

Shaw, Jon A.

Shuford, Mary Frances

Swartz, Ronald B.

Simmeman, Stephen K.

Skipp, Francis E.

Sloyan, Gerard F.

Sloyan, Gerald S.

Snider, William D.

Solon, S. L.

Southern Literary Culture

Southerners: Portrait of a People

Box 59

Sparrow, W. Keats

Spivey, Ted R.

Springer, Anne Marie

Stahr, Alden

Starrett, Vincent

Stegner, Wallace

Stein, Rita

Stillinger, Jack

Strauss, Albrecht B.

Stutman, Suzanne

Sundquist, Eric J.

Swados, Harvey

Tate, Mary Jo

Tattoni, I.

Tebbel, John

"Thomas Wolfe"

"Thomas Wolfe in Tidewater"

Thompson, Roy

Thum, Marcella

Thurber, James

Transgas

Turnbull, Andrew

Twentieth Century Authors

Twentieth Century Literary Criticism

Twentieth Century Short Story Explications

Underwood, Thomas A.

Van Gelder, Robert

Van Noppen, Ian Woestemeyer and John J. Van Noppen

Wade, John Donald

Wagenknecht, Edward

Walser, Richard

Walter, Eugene

Walter, Felix

Wanderlust

Warnke, Janice

Watkins, Floyd C.

Weaver, Jack W.

Weber, William C.

West, James L. W., III

Wheaton, Mabel

Whitlock, Baird W.

Wilder, Roy, Jr.

Wilhelm, Albert E.

Willett, Ralph

Willis, Robert J.

Willson, Lawrence

Wolfe, Linda

Wolfe, Thomas: "April Late, April"

Wolfe, Thomas: "Concerning Honest Bob"

Wolfe, Thomas: "Deferred Payment"

Wolfe, Thomas: "Franco Prepares for Tourists"

Wolfe, Thomas: "La Marquise de Mornaye"

Wolfe, Thomas: "Miss Edith's Dress"

Wolfe, Thomas: "Point de Porte"

Wolfe, Thomas: "The Return of Buck Gavin"

Wolfe, Thomas: "Streets of Durham"

Wolfe, Thomas: "The Third Night"

Wolfe, Thomas: "Welcome to Our City"

Wolfe, Thomas: Letter to Margaret Wallace, 1929

Wolfe, Thomas: Selections

Two bound volumes compiled by Magi containing photocopies of articles and other short works by Wolfe.

Wolfe, Thomas: Works Appearing In Anthologies

Wolfe, Thomas: Other Short Works

Wolfe, Thomas: Unrelated Articles

Wood, Sue Ann

Woodford, Jack

Woodress, James

Woodward, Robert H.

Woodward, William E.

Wright, Irene

Zacharasiewicz, Waldemar

Zlotnick, Joan

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 4. Aldo P. Magi: Publications and Related Materials, circa 1960-2013.

About 3000 items.

Correspondence, drafts, and research material mostly related to articles and other publications by Aldo P. Magi, including "The Artist and the Author," "Portraits of a Novelist: Douglas Gorsline and Thomas Wolfe," "Nine Letters of Thomas Wolfe, 1924-1938," "Celebrating Thomas Wolfe: A Personal Odyssey," and "A Real and Lasting Affection: The Wolfe-Reynolds Correspondence." There are various checklists of Wolfe related material compiled by Magi. Also included are several published interviews with Magi. There are also notes, drafts, and other material related to Magi and John Phillipson's Thomas Wolfe: A Secondary Bibliography and correspondence, manuscripts, proofs, and other material related to Magi and Richard Walser's Thomas Wolfe Interviewed, 1929-1938. Also included is a scrapbook compiled by Magi containing correspondence and signed photographs of prominent Wolfe scholars and scrapbooks of articles on Thomas Wolfe's life and death created by Magi.

Box 60-62

Box 60

Box 61

Box 62

Magi, Aldo P.

Correspondence, drafts, and research material mostly related to articles and other publications by Aldo P. Magi. Publications include "The Artist and the Author," "Portraits of a Novelist: Douglas Gorsline and Thomas Wolfe," "Nine Letters of Thomas Wolfe, 1924-1938," "Celebrating Thomas Wolfe: A Personal Odyssey," "A Real and Lasting Affection: The Wolfe-Reynolds Correspondence," and various checklists of Wolfe related material compiled by Magi. Also included are several published interviews with Magi.

Box 62

Magi, Aldo P. and John Phillipson

Notes, drafts, and other material related to Magi and Phillipson's Thomas Wolfe: A Secondary Bibliography.

Box 62-63

Box 62

Box 63

Magi, Aldo P. and Richard Walser

Correspondence, manuscripts, proofs, and other material related to Magi and Walser's Thomas Wolfe Interviewed, 1929-1938, LSU Press, 1985.

Box 63

Wolfe Scholars

Scrapbook compiled by Magi includes correspondence and signed photographs of prominent Wolfe scholars such as Richard Walser, Leslie A. Fields, William Braswell, Robert Coughlan, C. Hugh Holman, Elmer D. Johnson, John L. Idol, Floyd C. Watkins, Claude M. Simpson, Roy Z. Kemp, Paschal Reeves, and Leo Gurko.

Volume SV-CWM/1-3

SV-CWM/1

SV-CWM/2

SV-CWM/3

Scrapbooks

Scrapbooks of articles on Thomas Wolfe's life and death, created by Aldo P. Magi.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 5. Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1977-2007.

About 800 items.

Arrangement: chronological

Promotional material, programs, brochures, photographs, and other material related to the annual Thomas Wolfe Festival, usually held in September or October. Between 1977 and 1981, the festival was held at St. Mary's College in Raleigh, N.C. Beginning in 1990, the festival was held in Asheville, N.C. Also included are four 5-1/4 inch floppy discs containing Wolfe family genealogical information that were given to participants at the Thomas Wolfe Festival.

See also subseries 12.1. which contains audiocassettes of the Thomas Wolfe Festival, subseries 13.1 which contains video recordings of the first and second Thomas Wolfe Festivals, and series 14 which contains photographs of the Thomas Wolfe Festivals, 1990-1994.

Box 64

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1977-1981; 1990-2007

Wolfe family genealogical information

Four 5 1/4 inch floppy discs that were given to participants at the Thomas Wolfe Festival

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 6. Thomas Wolfe Memorial, 1900-2013.

About 1200 items.

Correspondence, scrapbooks, brochures, photographs, articles, clippings, and other information related to the Thomas Wolfe Home and Memorial in Asheville, N.C. The home, known as Old Kentucky Home, is located at 48 Spruce Street in Asheville. In 1973, the home was designated a National Historic Landmark. Materials mostly concern the dedication and rededication of the memorial, a 1998 fire at the home, and the subsequent restoration.

Box 65

Thomas Wolfe Memorial, 1900-2013

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-CWM/4

Ann Vasilik watercolor, 2011

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 7. The Thomas Wolfe Newsletter and the Thomas Wolfe Review, 1976-1996.

About 800 items.

Materials include correspondence and grant proposals related to the formation of The Thomas Wolfe Newsletter and The Thomas Wolfe Review , both initially published by the University of Akron. Also included are galley proofs, accounting summaries, and other background information on the two publications.

Box 66

Thomas Wolfe Newsletter and Review, 1976-1996

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 8. Thomas Wolfe Society, 1980-2013.

About 1600 items.

Arrangement: chronological

Promotional material, brochures, and correspondence related to annual meetings of the Thomas Wolfe Society. Also included are printed membership lists, membership applications, and various publications of the Society. The annual meetings were held in May at such locations as: Asheville, N.C.; Chapel Hill, N.C.; Baltimore, Md.; Boise, Idaho; Burlington, Vt.; Greenville, S.C.; Savannah, Ga.; Munich, Germany; New York City, N.Y.; Paris, France; Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; Richmond, Va.; and St. Louis, Mo.

See also subseries 12.2. which contains audiocassettes of the Thomas Wolfe Society, subseries 13.1 which contains a video recording of the 1990 Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, and series 14 which contains photographs of the Thomas Wolfe Society meetings, 1980-1993.

Box 67-69

Box 67

Box 68

Box 69

Thomas Wolfe Society meetings, 1980-2016

Box 69

Membership lists, 1981-1998

Membership applications, 1983-1987

Pamphlets

Publications committee, 1987-1988

Blank stationery

Thomas Wolfe Student Prize, 1988-2001

Miscellaneous

Tour: "Looking Homeward with Thomas Wolfe," 1983

Tour: "Thomas Wolfe's England," 1989

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 9. Annual Reports of The North Carolina Collection, 1975-1998.

23 items.

Annual Reports of the North Caroliniana Society, Inc., and the North Carolina Collection at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Box 70

Annual reports, 1975-1998

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 10. Catalogs and Finding Aids, circa 1960-2012.

About 200 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical.

Rare book and manuscript dealer catalogs and other catalogs collected by Aldo P. Magi that feature items related to Thomas Wolfe. Also included are catalog records, finding aids, and other materials collected by Magi that represent Wolfe materials held by libraries.

Box 71

Catalogs

Volume SV-CWM/4-7

SV-CWM/4

SV-CWM/5

SV-CWM/6

SV-CWM/7

Finding aids

Includes binders with finding aids of Thomas Wolfe collections from the University of North Carolina, the University of Texas, Yale University, Hardin-Simmons University, and the University of Missouri.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 11. Journals and Serials, 1929-2012.

About 430 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical.

Journals and other serials collected by Aldo P. Magi that are directly or indirectly related to Thomas Wolfe. These include Thomas Wolfe's original short stories, reviews of his work, biographical and scholarly articles, and works inspired by Wolfe. In some cases, these journals are complete; in others, only the articles and preliminaries are present. Copies of The Thomas Wolfe Review and The Thomas Wolfe Newsletter have been separated for cataloging and inclusion in the larger North Carolina Collection. While not included in this finding aid, they are listed in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill online catalog with "North Carolina Collection Magi Wolfe" as a location.

Box 72

Aletheia-American Literature

The American Mercury

American Notes and Queries-Anglistische Forshungen

Annual Report Kinki University-Appalachian Heritage

Appalachian Journal-Arizona Quarterly

Asheville, Southern Bell-Atlanta

Box 73

Atlantic

Black and White-The Bulletin of Yokohama City University

The Carlton Miscellany-The Carolina Quarterly

The Carolina Quarterly-Chadakoin Review

Charleston Magazine-Chu Shikoku American Literature Society

The Civic Repertory Theatre-Communication Arts

Box 74

Comparative Literature-Down East

The Hopkins Review-Journal of Presbyterian History

Kappa Kappa Iota-The Ledger

Life

Box 75

LIT-Midstream

Mississippi Quarterly-Modern Monthly

Mosaic-National Geographic

National Institute News Bulletin-The New Republic

New York Folklore Quarterly-The North American Review

The North Carolina Historical Review

Box 76

Resources for American Literary Study-Saturday Evening Post

North Carolina Libraries-North Carolina Literary Review

North Carolina Literary Review

The North Carolinian-ONCampus

Box 77

Scribner's Magazine

The Oxford-The Papers of the Bibliographic Society of America

The Oxford American-The Southern Magazine of Good Writing

The Paris Review-Philological Papers

Planet Stories-Psychoanalysis

Publisher's Weekly-Reader's Digest

Box 78

The Saturday Review of Literature-Saturday Review

Sekai No Bungaku-South Atlantic Quarterly

Box 79

The South Carolina Review

The South Carolina Review-The Southern Literary Journal

Southern Observer-The Southern Quarterly

The Southern Review-The Southwest Review

The Southwest Review-St. Mary's College

The State-Story

Box 80

Studies in Contemporary Satire-This Week

Travel & Leisure-Vacationer's Guide

The Virginia Quarterly Review

Walt Whitman Review-Writer's Digest

The Yale Review

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 12. Audio Recordings, circa 1946-2013.

497 items.

Contains audiocassette recordings of the annual Thomas Wolfe Festival held in Raleigh, N.C., at St. Mary's College and then in Asheville, N.C., and recordings of the events at the Thomas Wolfe Society annual meetings, such as talks, lectures, and other activities. There are also audiocassette recordings of Thomas Wolfe's family and friends, including undated interviews with Mabel Wolfe Wheaton and Fred Wolfe, lectures about Thomas Wolfe, and interviews with scholars who study Thomas Wolfe. Also included are reel-to-reel audio recordings of interviews with Mabel Wolfe Wheaton, conducted by Lou Harshaw circa 1958; commercially produced audiodiscs containing music based on the works of Thomas Wolfe; and commercially produced compact discs that primarily contain music based on the works of Thomas Wolfe and readings of the works of Thomas Wolfe.

Note that, for the most part, original label titles have been maintained.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 12.1. Thomas Wolfe Festival: Audiocassettes, 1976-2002.

52 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Contains recordings of the annual Thomas Wolfe Festival held first in Raleigh, N.C., at St. Mary's College and then in Asheville, N.C.

Audiocassette C-CWM/1-3

C-CWM/1

C-CWM/2

C-CWM/3

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1976

Audiocassette C-CWM/4-7

C-CWM/4

C-CWM/5

C-CWM/6

C-CWM/7

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1977

Audiocassette C-CWM/8-12

C-CWM/8

C-CWM/9

C-CWM/10

C-CWM/11

C-CWM/12

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1978

Audiocassette C-CWM/13-16

C-CWM/13

C-CWM/14

C-CWM/15

C-CWM/16

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1979

Audiocassette C-CWM/17-22

C-CWM/17

C-CWM/18

C-CWM/19

C-CWM/20

C-CWM/21

C-CWM/22

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1980

Audiocassette C-CWM/23-29

C-CWM/23

C-CWM/24

C-CWM/25

C-CWM/26

C-CWM/27

C-CWM/28

C-CWM/29

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1979

Audiocassette C-CWM/30

Aldo P. Magi Interview, 1992

Audiocassette C-CWM/31

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1993

Audiocassette C-CWM/32-36

C-CWM/32

C-CWM/33

C-CWM/34

C-CWM/35

C-CWM/36

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1994

Audiocassette C-CWM/37-38

C-CWM/37

C-CWM/38

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1995

Audiocassette C-CWM/39-42

C-CWM/39

C-CWM/40

C-CWM/41

C-CWM/42

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1997

Audiocassette C-CWM/43-45

C-CWM/43

C-CWM/44

C-CWM/45

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1998

Audiocassette C-CWM/46-48

C-CWM/46

C-CWM/47

C-CWM/48

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1999

Audiocassette C-CWM/49

James Clark's paper "Thomas Wolfe and Food"

Audiocassette C-CWM/50

Tom Wolfe delivering the first Thomas Wolfe Lecture, 17 October 2000

Audiocassette C-CWM/51

Elizabeth Spencer delivering the Thomas Wolfe Lecture, 3 October 2002

Audiocassette C-CWM/52

Unidentified audiocassette

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 12.2. Thomas Wolfe Society: Audiocassettes, 1980-2013.

141 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Contains recordings of the events at the Thomas Wolfe Society annual meetings, such as talks, lectures, and other activities.

Audiocassette C-CWM/53

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1980

Audiocassette C-CWM/225

Thomas Wolfe Society board of trustees meeting, 16 April 1980

Audiocassette C-CWM/54-57

C-CWM/54

C-CWM/55

C-CWM/56

C-CWM/57

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1981

Audiocassette C-CWM/58-61

C-CWM/58

C-CWM/59

C-CWM/60

C-CWM/61

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1982

Audiocassette C-CWM/62-65

C-CWM/62

C-CWM/63

C-CWM/64

C-CWM/65

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1983

Audiocassette C-CWM/66-69

C-CWM/66

C-CWM/67

C-CWM/68

C-CWM/69

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1984

Audiocassette C-CWM/70-72

C-CWM/70

C-CWM/71

C-CWM/72

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1985

Audiocassette C-CWM/73-77

C-CWM/73

C-CWM/74

C-CWM/75

C-CWM/76

C-CWM/77

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1986

Audiocassette C-CWM/78-83

C-CWM/78

C-CWM/79

C-CWM/80

C-CWM/81

C-CWM/82

C-CWM/83

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1987

Audiocassette C-CWM/84-87

C-CWM/84

C-CWM/85

C-CWM/86

C-CWM/87

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1988

Audiocassette C-CWM/88-92

C-CWM/88

C-CWM/89

C-CWM/90

C-CWM/91

C-CWM/92

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1989

Audiocassette C-CWM/93-96

C-CWM/93

C-CWM/94

C-CWM/95

C-CWM/96

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1990

Audiocassette C-CWM/97-101

C-CWM/97

C-CWM/98

C-CWM/99

C-CWM/100

C-CWM/101

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1991

Audiocassette C-CWM/102-106

C-CWM/102

C-CWM/103

C-CWM/104

C-CWM/105

C-CWM/106

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1992

Audiocassette C-CWM/107-112

C-CWM/107

C-CWM/108

C-CWM/109

C-CWM/110

C-CWM/111

C-CWM/112

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1993

Audiocassette C-CWM/113-114

C-CWM/113

C-CWM/114

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1994

Audiocassette C-CWM/115-118

C-CWM/115

C-CWM/116

C-CWM/117

C-CWM/118

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1995

Audiocassette C-CWM/119-124

C-CWM/119

C-CWM/120

C-CWM/121

C-CWM/122

C-CWM/123

C-CWM/124

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1995

Audiocassette C-CWM/125-131

C-CWM/125

C-CWM/126

C-CWM/127

C-CWM/128

C-CWM/129

C-CWM/130

C-CWM/131

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 1999

Audiocassette C-CWM/132-140

C-CWM/132

C-CWM/133

C-CWM/134

C-CWM/135

C-CWM/136

C-CWM/137

C-CWM/138

C-CWM/139

C-CWM/140

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2000

Audiocassette C-CWM/141-145

C-CWM/141

C-CWM/142

C-CWM/143

C-CWM/144

C-CWM/145

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2001

Audiocassette C-CWM/146-149

C-CWM/146

C-CWM/147

C-CWM/148

C-CWM/149

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2002

Audiocassette C-CWM/150-154

C-CWM/150

C-CWM/151

C-CWM/152

C-CWM/153

C-CWM/154

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2003

Audiocassette C-CWM/155-160

C-CWM/155

C-CWM/156

C-CWM/157

C-CWM/158

C-CWM/159

C-CWM/160

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2004

Audiocassette C-CWM/161-162

C-CWM/161

C-CWM/162

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2005

Audiocassette C-CWM/163-165

C-CWM/163

C-CWM/164

C-CWM/165

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2006

Audiocassette C-CWM/166-174

C-CWM/166

C-CWM/167

C-CWM/168

C-CWM/169

C-CWM/170

C-CWM/171

C-CWM/172

C-CWM/173

C-CWM/174

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2007

Audiocassette C-CWM/175-178

C-CWM/175

C-CWM/176

C-CWM/177

C-CWM/178

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2008

Audiocassette C-CWM/445-448

C-CWM/445

C-CWM/446

C-CWM/447

C-CWM/448

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2010

Audiocassette C-CWM/449-451

C-CWM/449

C-CWM/450

C-CWM/451

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2011

Audiocassette C-CWM/452-456

C-CWM/452

C-CWM/453

C-CWM/454

C-CWM/455

C-CWM/456

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2012

Audiocassette C-CWM/457-460

C-CWM/457

C-CWM/458

C-CWM/459

C-CWM/460

Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 2013

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 12.3. Other Audiocassettes, 1946-2008 and undated.

248 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Contains recordings of Thomas Wolfe's family and friends. including undated interviews with Mabel Wolfe Wheaton and Fred Wolfe, lectures about Thomas Wolfe, interviews with scholars who study Thomas Wolfe, and recordings of music and other pieces based on the works of Thomas Wolfe among other recordings.

Note that, for the most part, original audiocassette label titles have been maintained.

Audiocassette C-CWM/197

K 19, Symphonic Elegy for Thomas Wolfe by Robert Palmer, 22 October 1946

Audiocassette C-CWM/198

"God's Lonely Man" by Harry Partch, 1951

Audiocassette C-CWM/199

"Dark Brother" by Harry Partch, 1951

Audiocassette C-CWM/200

Literary Society, University of Massachusetts, February 1956

Audiocassette C-CWM/461

CBS American Portrait: "Thomas Wolfe," 1961

Audiocassette C-CWM/201

"Magic-Two Songs on Texts of Thomas Wolfe," April 1965

Audiocassette C-CWM/202

Tanya Goodrich with Fred Wolfe, 1968

Audiocassette C-CWM/203-206

C-CWM/203

C-CWM/204

C-CWM/205

C-CWM/206

Thomas Wolfe 75th Birthday, 4 October 1975

Audiocassette C-CWM/207

"Trains in the Distance," 13 June 1976

Audiocassette C-CWM/208

Interview with Letterio Calapai, 22 October 1976

Audiocassette C-CWM/209

Old Kentucky Home ceremonies honoring Fred Wolfe, 7 March 1978

Audiocassette C-CWM/210

Thomas Wolfe special session at the Modern Language Association convention, 1979

Audiocassette C-CWM/211

"Memorial Cantata," by Harold Miles, 30 September 1979

Audiocassette C-CWM/212

Interview with Russel V. Lee, December 1979

Audiocassette C-CWM/213

J. Iangfield program, 1 March 1981

Audiocassette C-CWM/214-215

C-CWM/214

C-CWM/215

College English Association meeting, 16 April 1983

Audiocassette C-CWM/216

"Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Perkins" and "Dear Max, Dear Tom," 12 June 1984

Audiocassette C-CWM/217

"Forever and the Earth," 7 February 1984

Audiocassette C-CWM/218

Philological Association of the Carolinas, 14-16 March 1985

Audiocassette C-CWM/219

"Epithalamion," by Alex Tkaczevski, 1986

Audiocassette C-CWM/220

Recollections of Wolfe v. Dooher, 10 July 1986

Audiocassette C-CWM/221

Donald B. Gibson, November 1986

Audiocassette C-CWM/222

"Play Us A Tune," Douglas Ovens, 1 November 1986

Audiocassette C-CWM/223-224

C-CWM/223

C-CWM/224

Modern Language Association convention, 1987

Audiocassette C-CWM/226-227

C-CWM/226

C-CWM/227

Oktoberfest, 3 October 1988

Audiocassette C-CWM/228

"Unearthing a Prophet and a Thesis," Deborah Borland, 16 November 1988

Audiocassette C-CWM/229

From Thomas Wolfe's "Of Time and the River," 22 January 1990

Audiocassette C-CWM/230

Ted Mitchell, 3 May 1990

Audiocassette C-CWM/231-232

C-CWM/231

C-CWM/232

Interview with Margaret Rose Roberts, 26 June 1990

Audiocassette C-CWM/233

Interview with Aldo P. Magi and John S. Phillipson, 28 September 1990

Audiocassette C-CWM/234

Wolfe on Wolfe, 3 October 1990

Audiocassette C-CWM/235

John Phillipson, 5 October 1990

Audiocassette C-CWM/236

Concert in Asheville, 6 October 1990

Audiocassette C-CWM/237-239

C-CWM/237

C-CWM/238

C-CWM/239

"Going Home Again," readings from Thomas Wolfe, 3 October 1991

Audiocassette C-CWM/240

Interview with Suzanne Stutman, 1992

Audiocassette C-CWM/241

"Music from Six Continents," 1992

Audiocassette C-CWM/242

"Thomas Wolfe: Say it with Music," 30 September 1992

"Angel at Church," 2 October 1992

Audiocassette C-CWM/243

The Ghosts of Thomas Wolfe, 1 October 1992

Audiocassette C-CWM/244

Old Kentucky Home, 20 September 1993

Audiocassette C-CWM/245

Westall Cemetery, 30 September 1993

Audiocassette C-CWM/246

Ford Auditorium, 1 October 1993

Audiocassette C-CWM/247

Sue Stutman, 1 October 1993

Audiocassette C-CWM/248

Musical program on train, 2 October 1993

Audiocassette C-CWM/249

Readings from Wolfe by Gary Clark, 2 October 1993

Audiocassette C-CWM/250

E-Gre Music Competition highlights, 1994

Audiocassette C-CWM/251

Wolfe Conference, 6 May 1994

Audiocassette C-CWM/252

Readings from poetry and prose, 3 August 1994

Audiocassette C-CWM/253

Morris to Aldo P. Magi, 20 October 1994

Audiocassette C-CWM/254

Aldo P. Magi interview, 1995

Audiocassette C-CWM/255

"A Place Where it Would Always Be Spring," by Fred Sturm, 20 April 1995

Audiocassette C-CWM/256

Doug Johnson interview, 30 July 1995

Audiocassette C-CWM/257

Julian Mason Reads Nineteen of his Poems, 31 October 1995

Audiocassette C-CWM/258

Beginnings, 4 August 1996

Audiocassette C-CWM/259

Memorial Tribute to Margaret Rose Roberts, 4 March 1998

Audiocassette C-CWM/260

Thomas Wolfe Benefit, 13 September 1998

Audiocassette C-CWM/261

Thomas Wolfe and the Research Triangle, James Clark, 27 October 1998

Audiocassette C-CWM/462-464

C-CWM/462

C-CWM/463

C-CWM/464

Reid Huntley interview with Aldo P. Magi, 10 August 2000

Audiocassette C-CWM/262

Grasping at Straws, Dr. Maureen Killoran, 24 September 2000

Audiocassette C-CWM/442

Reynolds Price Thomas Wolfe lecture, 3 October 2007

Audiocassette C-CWM/443

A Tribute to Matthew J. Bruccoli, 16 November 2008

Audiocassette C-CWM/444

A Memorial Service for Ted Mitchell, 11 December 2008

Audiocassette C-CWM/179-184

C-CWM/179

C-CWM/180

C-CWM/181

C-CWM/182

C-CWM/183

C-CWM/184

Interviews with Mabel Wolfe Wheaton, undated

Audiocassette C-CWM/185-196

C-CWM/185

C-CWM/186

C-CWM/187

C-CWM/188

C-CWM/189

C-CWM/190

C-CWM/191

C-CWM/192

C-CWM/193

C-CWM/194

C-CWM/195

C-CWM/196

Interviews with Fred Wolfe, undated

Audiocassette C-CWM/263-273

C-CWM/263

C-CWM/264

C-CWM/265

C-CWM/266

C-CWM/267

C-CWM/268

C-CWM/269

C-CWM/270

C-CWM/271

C-CWM/272

C-CWM/273

Cassette tapes from Hans Benhard to Aldo P. Magi

Audiocassette C-CWM/274

Thomas Wolfe and the American Railroad, Jim Cleary

Audiocassette C-CWM/275

Echoes of the Valley, readings from Thomas Wolfe

Audiocassette C-CWM/276

The World of Thomas Wolfe

Audiocassette C-CWM/277

Anthony Quinn Honorary Concert

Audiocassette C-CWM/278

Sinfonietta, by Alexander Semmler

Audiocassette C-CWM/279

"As Others Read Us: American Fiction Abroad," Literary Society, University of Massachusetts

Audiocassette C-CWM/280-281

C-CWM/280

C-CWM/281

"Thomas Wolfe, American," Don Gillis

Audiocassette C-CWM/282

Ossie Davis reading Thomas Wolfe's "The Hollow Man"

Audiocassette C-CWM/283

Robert Starer

Audiocassette C-CWM/284

Owain Madoc

Audiocassette C-CWM/285

James Hamilton Johnson

Audiocassette C-CWM/286

The World of Thomas Wolfe

Audiocassette C-CWM/287

Angel

Audiocassette C-CWM/288

"Quick Are The Mouths of Earth," by Roger Reynolds

Audiocassette C-CWM/289

Lacy Requiem

Audiocassette C-CWM/290

"Welles Reads Wolfe," an audio-synthesis by Jim Cleary

Audiocassette C-CWM/291

I Was There

Audiocassette C-CWM/292

The Ballad of Tall Tom Wolfe

Audiocassette C-CWM/293

A Letter of Thomas Wolfe

Audiocassette C-CWM/294

"Only the dead know Brooklyn"

Audiocassette C-CWM/295-296

C-CWM/295

C-CWM/296

Manhattan School Chamber Group

Audiocassette C-CWM/297-441

C-CWM/297

C-CWM/298

C-CWM/299

C-CWM/300

C-CWM/301

C-CWM/302

C-CWM/303

C-CWM/304

C-CWM/305

C-CWM/306

C-CWM/307

C-CWM/308

C-CWM/309

C-CWM/310

C-CWM/311

C-CWM/312

C-CWM/313

C-CWM/314

C-CWM/315

C-CWM/316

C-CWM/317

C-CWM/318

C-CWM/319

C-CWM/320

C-CWM/321

C-CWM/322

C-CWM/323

C-CWM/324

C-CWM/325

C-CWM/326

C-CWM/327

C-CWM/328

C-CWM/329

C-CWM/330

C-CWM/331

C-CWM/332

C-CWM/333

C-CWM/334

C-CWM/335

C-CWM/336

C-CWM/337

C-CWM/338

C-CWM/339

C-CWM/340

C-CWM/341

C-CWM/342

C-CWM/343

C-CWM/344

C-CWM/345

C-CWM/346

C-CWM/347

C-CWM/348

C-CWM/349

C-CWM/350

C-CWM/351

C-CWM/352

C-CWM/353

C-CWM/354

C-CWM/355

C-CWM/356

C-CWM/357

C-CWM/358

C-CWM/359

C-CWM/360

C-CWM/361

C-CWM/362

C-CWM/363

C-CWM/364

C-CWM/365

C-CWM/366

C-CWM/367

C-CWM/368

C-CWM/369

C-CWM/370

C-CWM/371

C-CWM/372

C-CWM/373

C-CWM/374

C-CWM/375

C-CWM/376

C-CWM/377

C-CWM/378

C-CWM/379

C-CWM/380

C-CWM/381

C-CWM/382

C-CWM/383

C-CWM/384

C-CWM/385

C-CWM/386

C-CWM/387

C-CWM/388

C-CWM/389

C-CWM/390

C-CWM/391

C-CWM/392

C-CWM/393

C-CWM/394

C-CWM/395

C-CWM/396

C-CWM/397

C-CWM/398

C-CWM/399

C-CWM/400

C-CWM/401

C-CWM/402

C-CWM/403

C-CWM/404

C-CWM/405

C-CWM/406

C-CWM/407

C-CWM/408

C-CWM/409

C-CWM/410

C-CWM/411

C-CWM/412

C-CWM/413

C-CWM/414

C-CWM/415

C-CWM/416

C-CWM/417

C-CWM/418

C-CWM/419

C-CWM/420

C-CWM/421

C-CWM/422

C-CWM/423

C-CWM/424

C-CWM/425

C-CWM/426

C-CWM/427

C-CWM/428

C-CWM/429

C-CWM/430

C-CWM/431

C-CWM/432

C-CWM/433

C-CWM/434

C-CWM/435

C-CWM/436

C-CWM/437

C-CWM/438

C-CWM/439

C-CWM/440

C-CWM/441

Other audiocassettes

Primarily commercially produced audiocassettes including music based on the works of Thomas Wolfe, National Public Radio programs, and audiobooks of Thomas Wolfe's works. There are also unidentified audiocassettes.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 12.4. Audiotape, Audiodiscs, and Compact Discs.

33 items.

Contains reel-to-reel audio recordings of interviews with Mabel Wolfe Wheaton, conducted by Lou Harshaw circa 1958; commercially produced audiodiscs containing music based on the works of Thomas Wolfe; and commercially produced compact discs that primarily contain music based on the works of Thomas Wolfe and readings of the works of Thomas Wolfe.

Audiotape T-CWM/1-4

T-CWM/1

T-CWM/2

T-CWM/3

T-CWM/4

Interviews with Mabel Wolfe Wheaton, circa 1958

Reel-to-reel audio recordings of interviews with Mabel Wolfe Wheaton, conducted by Lou Harshaw. Contains recollections of Thomas Wolfe and his family.

Audiodisc D-CWM/1-8

D-CWM/1

D-CWM/2

D-CWM/3

D-CWM/4

D-CWM/5

D-CWM/6

D-CWM/7

D-CWM/8

Audiodiscs

Includes commercially produced audiodiscs containing music based on the works of Thomas Wolfe.

Music Compact Disc CD-CWM/1-21

CD-CWM/1

CD-CWM/2

CD-CWM/3

CD-CWM/4

CD-CWM/5

CD-CWM/6

CD-CWM/7

CD-CWM/8

CD-CWM/9

CD-CWM/10

CD-CWM/11

CD-CWM/12

CD-CWM/13

CD-CWM/14

CD-CWM/15

CD-CWM/16

CD-CWM/17

CD-CWM/18

CD-CWM/19

CD-CWM/20

CD-CWM/21

Compact discs

Includes commercially produced compact discs, which primarily contain music based on the works of Thomas Wolfe and readings of the works of Thomas Wolfe.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 13. Moving Image Materials, 1984-2004.

60 items.

Contains both commercially produced and privately recorded videotapes. There are video recordings of the 1990 Thomas Wofe Society meeting, the first and second Thomas Wolfe Festivals, John Phillipson and Aldo P. Magi at Akron University, the memorial services of John Phillipson and Richard Kennedy, and other video recordings. Also included are a digital video disc entitled A New Home, Angel, a recording of the rededication of a memorial to Thomas Wolfe on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2006; an 8mm film about Asheville, N.C., in the time of Thomas Wolfe; and two 35mm filmstrips about the life and works of Thomas Wolfe.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 13.1 Videotapes, circa 1984-2003.

56 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Contains both commercially produced and privately recorded videotapes. There are video recordings of the 1990 Thomas Wofe Society meeting, the first and second Thomas Wolfe Festivals, John Phillipson and Aldo P. Magi at Akron University, the memorial services of John Phillipson and Richard Kennedy, and other recordings.

Videotape VT-CWM/1-2

VT-CWM/1

VT-CWM/2

Anthony Quinn, 23 April 1984

Videotape VT-CWM/3

Major American Books, Look Homeward, Angel, 27 April 1988

Videotape VT-CWM/4

Interview with Bertha Perkins Frothingham, 6 November 1988

Videotape VT-CWM/5

English composition class, Akron University, 2 October 1989

Videotape VT-CWM/6

Letterio Calapai, 22 January 1990

Videotape VT-CWM/7-8

VT-CWM/7

VT-CWM/8

Their Native Earth, 30 March 1990

Videotape VT-CWM/9

Eleventh Annual Thomas Wolfe Society meeting, 18 May 1990

Videotape VT-CWM/10

Performance of Ketti Frings' play Look Homeward, Angel , June 1990

Videotape VT-CWM/11

First Thomas Wolfe Asheville Festival, 3-7 October 1990

Videotape VT-CWM/12

"Thomas Wolfe: 1900-1938," Aldo P. Magi and John Phillipson, 5 October 1990

Videotape VT-CWM/13

"Who Is Thomas Wolfe?" 5 October 1990

Videotape VT-CWM/14

Second Annual Thomas Wolfe Festival, October 1991

Videotape VT-CWM/15

John Phillipson and Aldo P. Magi at Akron University, 27 February 1992

Videotape VT-CWM/16

Performance of Ketti Frings' play Look Homeward, Angel , 1992

Videotape VT-CWM/17

Noble Bachus Westall memorial, 30 September 1993

Videotape VT-CWM/18-19

VT-CWM/18

VT-CWM/19

John Phillipson memorial service, 4 December 1995

Videotape VT-CWM/20

Richard Walser presentation, North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame, 18 May 1996

Videotape VT-CWM/21

Aldo P. Magi at the Sandusky, Ohio, library, 22 November 1998

Videotape VT-CWM/22

Richard Kennedy memorial, 6 June 2003

Videotape VT-CWM/23

North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame

Videotape VT-CWM/24

The Illustrated Thomas Wolfe

Videotape VT-CWM/25

A Stone, A Leaf, A Door

Videotape VT-CWM/26

Thomas Wolfe: Only the Dead Know Brooklyn

Videotape VT-CWM/27

Thomas Wolfe and the American Railroad, by Jim Cleary

Videotape VT-CWM/28-29

VT-CWM/28

VT-CWM/29

Thomas Wolfe in New York, by Jim Cleary

Videotape VT-CWM/30

Remembering Thomas Wolfe, with Gladys Coates

Videotape VT-CWM/31

Flower of Love, music by Charles DeLaney

Videotape VT-CWM/32-56

VT-CWM/32

VT-CWM/33

VT-CWM/34

VT-CWM/35

VT-CWM/36

VT-CWM/37

VT-CWM/38

VT-CWM/39

VT-CWM/40

VT-CWM/41

VT-CWM/42

VT-CWM/43

VT-CWM/44

VT-CWM/45

VT-CWM/46

VT-CWM/47

VT-CWM/48

VT-CWM/49

VT-CWM/50

VT-CWM/51

VT-CWM/52

VT-CWM/53

VT-CWM/54

VT-CWM/55

VT-CWM/56

Other videotapes

Contains commercially produced videotapes including movies and news reports. Contents of some of these videotapes are tangentially related to Thomas Wolfe. With other videotapes, the relationship to Thomas Wolfe is unclear.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 13.2. Digital Video Disc and Film, 2004and undated.

4 items.

Contains a digital video disc entitled A New Home, Angel, a recording of the rededication of a memorial to Thomas Wolfe on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2006; a 8mm film about Asheville, N.C., in the time of Thomas Wolfe; and two 35mm filmstrips about the life and works of Thomas Wolfe.

Box 81

Film: Thomas Wolfe's Asheville

8mm film about Asheville, N.C., in the time of Thomas Wolfe.

Box 81

Digital Video Disc DVD-CWM/1

A New Home, Angel

Recording of the rededication of a memorial to Thomas Wolfe on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2006.

Box 83

Film: Thomas Wolfe

A 35mm filmstrip containing a biography of Thomas Wolfe with critical analysis of his principal works.

Box 84

Film: Thomas Wolfe

35mm filmstrip, intended for high school students, about Thomas Wolfe's life and works.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 14. Pictures, 1938-1996.

About 400 items.

Includes photographs of Thomas Wolfe taken by Edward M. Miller in 1938 as well as photographs, negatives, and slides of Thomas Wolfe Society meetings, the Thomas Wolfe Festival, and other Wolfe related events and places.

Image Folder PF-70022/1

Thomas Wolfe Society meetings, 1980-1986

Image Folder PF-70022/2

Asheville, 1987

Image Folder PF-70022/3

Thomas Wolfe Society meetings, 1987-1993

Image Folder PF-70022/4

Thomas Wolfe Festival, 1990-1994

Image Folder PF-70022/5-7

PF-70022/5

PF-70022/6

PF-70022/7

Thomas Wolfe related events and places, 1996

Image Folder PF-70022/8-9

PF-70022/8

PF-70022/9

Thomas Wolfe related events and places, various dates

Image Folder PF-70022/10

Negatives from Thomas Wolfe photograph album

Image Folder PF-70022/11

Negatives: Thomas Wolfe related events and places

Image Folder PF-70022/12-13

PF-70022/12

PF-70022/13

Slides: Thomas Wolfe related events and places

Image Folder PF-70022/14

Photographs of Thomas Wolfe taken by Edward M. Miller, 1938

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 15. Magi Index Cards, circa 1983-2009.

The cards from the original donation are organized according to a subject/format-based system devised by Aldo P. Magi. The cards from newer additions to the collection are separated into three categories: cataloged books, artifacts, and cards for all other items. Cards for cataloged books and artifacts are arranged alphabetically within each category. The remaining cards are organized by donation. These index cards give information about their respective items, both general description and information relating to provenance.

Box 85-86

Box 85

Box 86

Index cards organized by format

Index cards for journal articles, newspaper articles, and arranged by format.

Box 86

Index cards organized by accession

Index cards for various materials, in groups created by Aldo P. Magi.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Papers, 1910-2015 (Addition of November 2015).

About 100 items.

Acquisitions Information: Accession 102452

The Addition of November 2015 consists of correspondence with Jan Hensley, John Idol, Richard Garner, Jean Venenchak, and Marjorie Kashdin; articles; materials relating to the 36th and 37th Annual Conference of the Thomas Wolfe Society; and other materials.

Box 88

Papers, 1910-2015

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Papers, 1999-2018 (Addition of December 2018).

About 200 items.

Acquisitions Information: Accession 103504

The Addition of December 2018 consists of articles, 40th Annual Conference of the Thomas Wolfe Society materials, commemorative stamps, photographs of Charles Scribners Sons and environs, a drawing of Thomas Wolfe, and correspondence with Les Field, Chris Bruno, Aline Bernstein, Oteen Cabin, the Chelsea Hotel, Old Kentucky Home, and Jan Hensley.

Box 89-90

Box 89

Box 90

Papers, 1999-2018

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Papers, 2000-2019 (Addition of September 2019).

About 500 items.

Acquisitions Information: Accession 103717

The Addition of September 2019 consists of portfolios, 41st Annual Conference of the Thomas Wolfe Society materials, index cards, Magi family history, articles about Thomas Wolfe, correspondence with Wolfe scholars, and a transcript for Flu: The Great Influenza Pandemic.

Box 91-92

Box 91

Box 92

Papers, 2000-2019

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Papers, 1958; 2018-2020 (Addition of September 2021).

About 500 items.

Acquisitions Information: Accession 20210913.1

The Addition of September 2021 consists of Thomas Wolfe Society materials, articles about Thomas Wolfe, correspondence with Wolfe scholars, personal correspondence and greeting cards, and a 1958 program from a staging of "Look Homeward, Angel.".

Box 93

Papers, 1958; 2018-2020

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Papers, 1990s-2000s (Addition of March 2022).

About 400 items.

The Addition of March 2022 consists of correspondence between Aldo Magi and Gerry Max as well as Max correspondence with other Thomas Wolfe scholars; correspondence between Aldo Magi and various members of Thomas Wolfe Society, newsclippings about Thomas Wolfe, and cards and small prints of Thomas Wolfe birthplace in Asheville.

Box 94

Papers, 1990s-2000s

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A variety of materials have been separated from the bulk of the Magi collection. Books and copies of The Thomas Wolfe Review and The Thomas Wolfe Newsletter , as well as some audio-visual materials, have been separated for cataloging and inclusion in the larger North Carolina Collection. While not included in this finding aid, those items that have been cataloged are listed in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill online catalog with "North Carolina Collection Magi Wolfe" as a location.

Three-dimensional artifacts have also been separated. They are not included in this finding aid, but are included in the North Carolina Collection Gallery's Main Collection Register (Group Access No. 1153).

The majority of photographs in the Magi collection have been separated and are described in Series 6 of the Thomas Wolfe Photograph Collection (P0048).

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