Malcolm Cowley interviewed by Rust Hill, part 1, Malcolm Cowley papers, 1976 

Malcolm Cowley singing WWI songs for Ruth Nuzum, Malcolm Cowley papers, June 16, 1983 

Malcolm Cowley reading from Blue Juniata at the Sherman Playhouse, Malcolm Cowley papers, August 30, 1968 

Lecture on the Great Depression and the International Crisis of 1933-1938, Malcolm Cowley papers, January 3, 1973 

Malcolm Cowley interviewed by Rust Hill, part 2, Malcolm Cowley papers, 1976 

Talk given by Malcolm Cowley to Newberry Library Associates, Malcolm Cowley papers, March 23, 1971 

Lecture on "Essential Faulkner" by Malcolm Cowley, part 2 [part 1 does not exist], Malcom Cowley papers, May 14, 1973 

Lecture on "Fitzgerald and His Generation" by Malcolm Cowley, Malcolm Cowley papers, December 3, 1973 

Lecture on "Robin's Egg Renaissance: Verse" by Malcolm Cowley, Malcolm Cowley papers, May 3, 1973 

Unidentified, Malcolm Cowley papers, 1968-1983 

Unidentified, Malcolm Cowley papers, 1968-1983 

Wide Awake magazine, "Sharon", Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

The Cottage Hearth, "Sans-Gammon", Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

Wide Awake magazine, "Rocky Fork", Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

The Century Illustrated monthly magazine, "The Romance of Dollard", Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

Wide Awake magazine, "On Indiana Roads", Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

The Century Illustrated monthly magazine, "The Little Renault", Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

Wide Awake magazine, "The Dogberry Bunch", Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

St Ignace Enterprise, Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

Wide Awake magazine, Cat Isabel, Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

Wide Awake magazine, "The Apples on the Crane", Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

Works, Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

The Queen Bee, Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

The Other One, Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945 

Around Corners?, a partnership story told by Mamma and Billy-Boy [Huestone?], Mary Hartwell Catherwood works, 1865-1945