Williams, Mathilde D.

Unprocessed Material — Box: 1

Identifier: 2023.037

Staff Only

Content Description

Three files that contain writings by Mathilde D. Williams (1894-1979), curator of the Peabody Room from 1950 to 1978.

Acquisition Type

Gift

Provenance

Not known but assumed to be Mathilde D. Williams.

Language of Description

English

Restrictions Apply

Access Restrictions

This is an unprocessed collection and might be stored at an offsite location. Materials within this collection have limited or no organization and a detailed content description is unavailable. Collection has been placed in the queue for future processing.

Dates

Creation: Majority of material found within 1967-1969, undated

Extent

.50 Linear feet

Inventory

One box containing three vertical files: 1. "Georgetown 1621 - 1951: A Brief Outllne of it's History, compiled by Mathilde D. Williams," with hand-written notes. 2. "Four Brief Tours in Georgetown" (prepared for Children of the Daughters of the American Revolution). 3. Lectures; "1751-1967 Georgetown Slide Lecture & Related Activities for PACE Project SCOPE," "Delivered before the Columbia Historical Society, February 18, 1969, printed in Columbia Historical Records 1969-70," "Georgetown on the Potomac" and "Revolutionary Georgetown" (read before Daughters of the Colonists), and "Georgetown: Colonial and Revolutionary," (paper read before a chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution."