Clark Family Archive - Raymond G. Clark, engineer, and Mrs. Phyllis Hart Clark, citizen extraordinaire, president of the Glastonbury Women's Club, and their son Philip Hart Clark, life-long bachelor, glee club singer, regional planner, of Glastonbury, Connecticut, and Fairfax, Virginia, including WWII letters of Army Nurse Esther B. Hart, Air Force pilot Lt. Donald R. Clark, and Infantryman Harold Clark, 1898-1990

No Binding. Very Good. Large archival collection consisting of: 2273 letters, 5636 pages, plus 16 diaries, and 9 banker's boxes (approximately 11 linear feet) of ephemeral materials, all dated 1898-1990, the bulk from 1920s-1960s. The correspondence centers on Phyllis Hart Clark and her family. There are 623 letters written by Phyllis (mostly retained copies) and 647 incoming letters. Her husband Raymond G. Clark writes and receives 201 letters. As a couple Phyllis and Raymond receive 450 letters, and their son Philip writes and receives 293 letters. The ephemera includes several thousand pieces including folders of typed and manuscript notes, brochures, circulars, handouts, pamphlets, postcards, telegrams, etc., all dated 1930s to 1980s [for further description see below].