The Biographical/personal series consists of clippings and biographical information collected about Gingrich as well as substantial materials relating to his family's genealogy. The Biographical/personal series consists of clippings and biographical information collected about Gingrich as well as substantial materials relating to his family's genealogy.
Biographical material
Box 1
Genealogical material
(3 folders)
Box 1
Miscellanea
Authors-Special [series]
The Authors - Special File consists of materials pulled together by Gingrich most probably because of their special meaning to him. These are his files on F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway. The Fitzgerald files cover the years 1934 to 1939 and consist of telegrams, correspondence, and copies of the "Pat Hobb" stories that the author wrote for Esquire. Much of this material is photocopied. The Ernest Hemingway files date from 1933 to 1939 and include correspondence and typed drafts of articles written for Esquire, notably "The Snows of Kilimanjaro." Most of the correspondence is also photocopied, but the drafts of articles are original.
Box 1
Fitzgerald, F. Scott
Box 1
Telegrams 1934-1935
Box 1
Correspondence and "Pat Hobby" stories 1939
(4 folders)
(photocopies)
Box 1
"Pasting it Together" 1936
(photocopies)
Box 1
"Pat Hobby" tear sheets
Hemingway, Ernest
Box 1
Correspondence with 1933-1939
(9 folders)
(Photocopies. Original letters are at the John F. Kennedy, Jr. Presidential Library.)
Box 1
Draft of "The Snows of Kilimanjaro"
Box 1
Drafts of letter from Africa and other articles for Esquire Magazine
(4 folders)
Personal correspondence [series]
Personal Correspondence covers the period of 1932 to 1975 and is made up of two subseries: the first covering the years 1932 to 1950 is arranged chronologically, the second which is arranged alphabetically covers the period of 1951 to 1975. The letters in these files document Gingrich's many interests, apart from Esquire Magazine: violins and violin collecting, fishing, conservation, club memberships, and involvement with arts organizations. Because the magazine was so much a part of his life, this series obviously has importance to the study of Esquire and should be researched in conjunction with the Esquire Magazine Office File series (which follows) and the Esquire Magazine record group also on file at the library. Personal Correspondence covers the period of 1932 to 1975 and is made up of two subseries: the first covering the years 1932 to 1950 is arranged chronologically, the second which is arranged alphabetically covers the period of 1951 to 1975. The letters in these files document Gingrich's many interests, apart from Esquire Magazine: violins and violin collecting, fishing, conservation, club memberships, and involvement with arts organizations. Because the magazine was so much a part of his life, this series obviously has importance to the study of Esquire and should be researched in conjunction with the Esquire Magazine Office File series (which follows) and the Esquire Magazine record group also on file at the library.
Henryville, Pa. (concerning fishing and conservation)
Box 4
Holzer, Hans
Box 4
I
Box 4
J
(2 folders)
Box 4
Jennings, Mr. & Mrs. Preston
Box 4
Jeter, R.G.
Box 4
Johnson, Thurston
Box 4
Jones, George R.
(2 folders)
Box 4
K
(3 folders)
Box 5
Kahil, Dick
Box 5
Karr, David
Box 5
Kennedy, Scoop, concerning Society of Bacchus
Box 5
Kerlee, Charles
Box 5
Kerwin, Fred and Marjorie
Box 5
Kessler, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann
Box 5
Knopf, Alfred A.
(3 folders)
Box 5
Kubie, Lawrence S.
Box 5
Kuhns, Elinor C.
(2 folders)
Box 5
L
(2 folders)
Box 5
Lawrenson, Helen Brown
(6 folders)
Box 5
Lawson-Johnston, John and Paulette
Box 5
Loebe, Edward E
Box 5
Lotos Club
(3 folders)
Box 5
Luchs,Rev. Fred
(2 folders)
Box 5
M
(5 folders)
Box 5
Mc
(2 folders)
Box 5
McClane, A.J.
(6 folders)
Box 5
Moennig, Willian,concerning violins
(3 folders)
Box 5
Myers, Walter
(3 folders)
Box 6
N
(2 folders)
Box 6
Nathan, George and Julia
Box 6
New York Public Library (fundraising)
Box 6
Norm Thompson Outfitters, correspondence with Peter Alport
(3 folders)
Box 6
O
(2 folders)
Box 6
P-Q
(4 folders)
Box 6
Peterson, Theodore
(2 folders)
Box 6
Pfaelzer, M.A.
Box 6
Ponall, Charles
(3 folders)
Box 6
R
(2 folders)
Box 6
Reedy, Willia A. (Eastman Kodak)
Box 6
Rembert Wurlitzer Inc., concerning violins
Box 6
Renault, Louis
Box 6
Rice, Robert L
Box 6
Richards, Helene
Box 6
Riess, Curt
(2 folders)
Box 6
Ritz, Charles
(3 folders)
(correspondence concerning book about)
Box 6
Robinson, Walter W
Box 6
Roetter, Fritz
Box 6
Rogowski, Theodore
Box 6
Rosten, Leo
Box 6
Sa-Sh
(4 folders)
Box 6
Si-Sz
(2 folders)
Box 6
Salmon, Richard
Box 6
Samuelson, Arnold
Box 6
Schwartz, Isaac Hillson
Box 6
Schwiebert, Ernest
Box 7
Shub, Harry
(2 folders)
Box 7
Slaymaker, Samuel R.
(2 folders)
Box 7
Smith,Carleton
(correspondence with Roland Gelatt)
Box 7
Snyder, Rowland
(2 folders)
Box 7
Stinson, Robin Welch
Box 7
T
(2 folders)
Box 7
U-V
Box 7
Venables, Bernard
(3 folders)
Box 7
Violins (offered for sale)
Box 7
W
(4 folders)
Box 7
X-Y-Z
Box 7
Walker, Arch and Arthur
Box 7
Wechsberg, Joseph
(2 folders)
Box 7
Wechsler, Abraham F.
Box 7
Weintraut, William H.
Box 7
Williams, Alfred Leslie
(2 folders)
Box 7
Winchester Press re books on angling
Box 7
Wiswell, George and Dora
Box 7
Wolfe, Henry
Box 7
Woodford, Jack
(3 folders)
Box 7
Wulff, Lee
Box 7
Young, Paul H.
Speeches/Symposia [series]
Speeches/Symposia is a series of speeches given by Gingrich in the period of 1958 to 1975. Topics in this file are often recurring and include art and the business world, publishing, advertising, and customer tastes, fly-fishing, and freedom of expression. Also included here are files pertaining to Gingrich's participation in the Esquire Magazine symposium in the period 1958 to 1965.
Dated Speeches [subseries]
1958
Box 8
Poor Richard Club, Philadelphia September 18, 1958
(8-1)
Box 8
Advertising Club of Washington September 30, 1958
(8-2)
Box 8
Chicago Federated Advertising Club October 22, 1958
(8-3)
1959
Box 8
"Moral Responsibilities of the Press." Institut Francais de Presse of the University of Paris April 24, 1959
(audio-tape in box 24)
(8-4)
1960
Box 8
International Fashion Council, May 5, 1963.
(8-5)
Box 8
"The Maturing of American Taste" October 27, 1961
Box 8
Detroit Adcraft Club.
(8-6)
1962
Box 8
"Magazines and the Culture Boom. Association of Publication Production Managers March 13, 1962
(8-7)
Box 8
Maturing of American Taste. Botany-Daroff March 14, 1962
(8-8)
Box 8
"The Uncommon Market". Poor Richard Club, Philadelphia, April 3,1962
(8-9)
Box 8
"The Maturing of American Taste." Insurance Advertising Conference, Lido, Long Is June 25, 1962
(8-10)
Box 8
"Today's Reading: A Reflection of American Taste." Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University October 25, 1962
(2 folders)
(8-11; 8-12)
Box 8
"The Uncommon Market of the Uncommon Man." Advertising Club of Louisville November 16, 1962
(8-13)
1963
Box 8
"Today"s New Customer." Cleveland Advertising Club January 29, 1963
(8-14)
Box 8
"Today's Customer." Los Angeles Advertising Club March 26, 1963
(8-15)
Box 8
"Today's Customer." Public Relations Society of America, San Francisco March 29, 1963
(8-16)
Box 8
"Today's Reading: A Reflection of American Taste." University of California, Berkeley March 28, 1963
(8-17)
Box 8
Papers concerning California speaking tour,March 1963
(8-18)
Box 8
"Today's Reading: A Reflection of American Taste." University of Minnesota April 1963
(8-19)
Box 8
Washington's Advertising Club May 28, 1963
(8-20)
Box 8
"The Facts of Life and Death in the Magazine World." Association for Education in Journalism, Lincoln,-Neb. August 28, 1963
(2 folders)
(8-21; 8-22)
Box 8
Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas October 12, 1963
(8-23)
Box 8
Wayne State University, Detroit Michigan October 16, 1963
(8-24)
Box 8
"Today's Customer." Twin Cities Advertising Club October 24, 1963
(8-25)
Box 8
"Today's Reading: A Reflection of American Taste." Southern Industrial Editors Institute November 1, 1963
(8-26)
Box 8
Stanford University November 5, 1963
(8-27)
Box 8
"Today's Customer." Advertising Club, San Francisco November 6, 1963
(8-28)
Box 8
"New Consumer Demands and Motivation in an Affluent Society." American Marketing Association, Louisville, Ky. November 12, 1963
(8-29)
Box 8
"Today's Reading: A Reflection of American Taste." Twentieth Century Club, Cleveland, Ohio November 27, 1963
(8-30)
Box 8
Overseas Press Club, New York City January 9, 1963
(8-31)
1964
Box 8
"Today's Customer." Advertising Club of Des Moines January 14, 1964
(8-32)
Box 8
University of Texas May 7, 1964
(8-33)
Box 8
"Today's Customer." Advertising Club of Des Moines May 12, 1964
(8-34)
Box 8
University of Illinois School of Journalism May 13, 1964
(8-35)
Box 8
University of Colorado Telelecture May 19, 1964
(8-36)
Box 8
Grand Rapids Junior College June 12, 1964
(8-37)
Box 8
Georgetown Writers Conference, Washington, D.C. August 13, 1964
(8-38)
Box 8
"The Day the Editors Wrote Promotion." The Magazine Promotion Managers Association November 11, 1964
(8-39)
1965
Box 8
"Is Culture the Business of Business?" New York Board of Trade June 3, 1965
(2 folders)
(8-40; 8-41)
Box 8
Brigham Young University Telelecture October 25, 1965
(8-42)
Box 8
American Management Association Conference October 29, 1965
(8-43)
1965
Box 8
"Business and Culture." Public Relations Society of America November 23, 1965
(2 folders)
(8-44; 8-45)
1966
Box 8
New York Board of Trade: Business and the Arts Conference March 28, 1966
(8-46)
Box 8
"Arts in the Board Room." Executives' Club, Chicago April 29, 1966
(2 folders)
(8-47; 8-48)
Box 8
"Communicating with a Sophisticated Society. Western States Advertising Agencies Association, Inc. May 20, 1966
(8-49)
Box 9
Creative Arts Conference, San Francisco, California May 21, 1966
(9-1)
1967
Box 9
George Polk Memorial Awards March 21, 1967
(9-2)
Box 9
Article for Arts Management Newsletter March-April, 1967
(9-3)
Box 9
University of Michigan Sesquicentennial Conference on the Right of Free Expression March 2, 1967
(9-4)
Box 9
"The Partnership of Fly Fishing." Anglers' Club of Chicago April 4, 1967
(9-5)
Box 9
Festival of the Arts. National College of Education, Evanston, Ill. April 3-5, 1967
(9-6)
Box 9
Association for Womens' Committees for Symphony Orchestras April 26, 1967
(9-7)
Box 9
"Words will always count." Magazine Publishers Association, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia June 3, 1967
(9-8)
Box 9
"10 Dares for the Writer." Writer's Digest Conference, University of Cincinnati June 10, 1967
(9-9)
Box 9
Air Transportation Conference, Wings Conference June 28, 1967
(4 folders)
(9-10, etc.-9-13)
Box 9
"The Dinosaur was the Biggest Thing Around. Magazine Industry Seminar, Harvard Business School July 31, 1967
(9-14)
Box 9
American Management Association: Business and Arts Conference October 2-4, 1967
(cancelled)
(9-15)
Box 9
American Society of Magazine Editors Seminar October 30, 1967
(9-16)
Box 9
Medaille Hoteliere Award November 21, 1967
(9-17)
1968
Box 9
Museum of Contemporary Art of Chicago January 22, 1968
(9-18)
Box 9
Talk on Angling Literature. Flyfishers' Club of Harrisburg, Pa. April 5, 1968
(9-19)
Box 9
Art Directors Club 13th Annual Communications Conference April 8-9, 1968
(9-20)
Box 9
Business and Arts Conference, Bangor, Maine May 7, 1968
(9-21)
Box 9
"Magazines at the Moment." Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism May 16, 1968
(2 folders)
(9-22; 9-23)
Box 9
"Selling the Arts". American Symphony Orchestra League Conference June 3, 1968
(2 folders)
(9-24; 9-25)
Box 9
"Salvaging the 20th Century" Esquire Seminar June 11, 1968
(4 folders)
(9-26, etc. 9-29)
Box 9
"Unfinished Business." Henry Johnson Fisher Award September 17, 1968
(2 folders)
(9-30; 9-31)
Box 9
Corporate Seminar, Saratoga Performing Arts Center October 4, 1968
(9-32)
Box 9
"Communications Media, and People." Illinois-Library Association. Conference October 18, 1968
(9-33)
1969
Box 9
"Selling the Arts." Women's Committee of Chicago Symphony February 4, 1969
(9-34)
Box 9
National Music Council, New York City February 21, 1969
(9-35)
Box 9
American Management Association, New York City March 10, 1969
(9-36)
Box 9
Art Directors Club, New York City March 26, 1969
(9-37)
Box 9
"Culture and Its Institutions: Can They Keep Pace?" Oklahoma Library Association Conference April 24, 1969
(9-38)
Box 9
"Selling the Arts." Minnesota Orchestral Association May 1, 1969
(9-39)
Box 9
Woman's Club of Englewood Library Dedication May 2, 1969
(9-40)
Box 9
National Telephone Communications Conference May 23, 1969
(9-41)
Box 10
"The Role of the Publisher in Terms of New Directions in Communications." 12th Annual International Marketing Promotion Conference May 27, 1969
(10-1)
Box 10
Commencement Address. Manhattan School of Music June 3, 1969
(10-2)
Box 10
Saint Paul Council of Arts and Sciences June 23, 1969
(10-3)
Box 10
"The Coming Come Back of the Printed Word." 12th Annual Advertising Age Workshop, Chicago, Ill. July 31, 1969
(10-4)
Box 10
Esquire Round Table Luncheon, Detroit, Mich. August 13, 1969
(10-5)
Box 10
"Business and the Arts: the Ecology of Survival." Arts Award, New York Board of Trade September 18, 1969
(2 folders)
(10-6; 10-7)
Box 10
"Historic Preservation and the Business Community." 23rd Annual Meeting, National Trust for Historic Preservation October 4, 1969
(10-8)
Box 10
"Business and Youth." Publishers page, Esquire Magazine October 1969
(2 folders)
(10-9,10-10)
Box 10
"What So Gladly You Teach." Annual Convention of National Guild of Community Music Schools, New York City November 10, 1969
(10-11)
1970
Box 10
Outstanding Consumer Magazine Executive Award January 1970
(10-12)
Box 10
"The Business End of the Arts." Avant-Garde Group of the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. January 8, 1970
(10-13)
Box 10
Palm Beach Round Table March 18, 1970
(10-14)
Box 10
"The Coming Comeback of the Printed Word. Advertising Council, Rochester, N.Y. April 1, 1970
(10-15)
Box 10
"The Business End of the Arts. Forum of the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce May 1, 1970
(10-16)
Box 10
"A Concern for Quality." Phi Beta Kappa Society, Oklahoma City May 1, 1970
(10-17)
Box 10
21st Annual Dinner Meeting of the Arts Council, Winston-Salem, N.C. May 14, 1970
(10-18)
Box 10
"Business End of the Arts." 4th Annual Esquire-BCA awards May 21, 1970
(10-19)
Box 10
6th Annual Meeting of the Seattle Opera Association June 2, 1970
(10-20)
Box 10
American Educational Theatre Conference August 25, 1970
(10-21)
Box 10
Symposium, Iowa State Arts Council, Davenport, Iowa October 23, 1970
(10-22)
Box 10
National Guild of Community Music Schools, Cleveland, Ohio November 9, 1970
(10-23)
1971
Box 10
Mannes College of Music, New York City March 4, 1971
(10-24)
Box 10
Bridgeport Area Chamber of Commerce and Bridgeport Commission on the Arts September 27, 1971
(10-25)
Box 10
Twentieth Century Club, Cleveland, Ohio November 24, 1971
(10-26)
1972
Box 10
Council for the Arts in Westchester at Ciba-Geigys Corp. Ardsley, New York June 1, 1972
(10-27)
Box 10
American Symphony Orchestra League Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio June 16, 1972
(10-28)
Box 10
"Museums and Money: Separate Worlds?" Phoenix (Ariz.) Art Museum October 26, 1972
(10-29)
1973
Box 10
Lakefront Festival of Arts, Milwaukee, Wis. January 23, 1973
(10-30)
Box 10
First Annual Corporate Social Responsibility Advertising Award speech; Department of Journalism talk, University of Michigan September 1973
(10-31)
1974
Box 10
ABC Encore Awards Luncheon, New York City November 20, 1974
(10-32)
1975
Box 10
undated
(10-33)
Box 10
Philadelphia Orchestra's Women's Committee Membership Campaign March 6, 1975
(10-34)
Box 10
Northeast Trout Forum March 22, 1975
(10-35)
Box 10
Eastern Council Conclave May 30, 1975
(10-36)
Box 10
Miscellaneous speech material
(4 folders)
(10-37, etc. 10-40)
Symposia [subseries]
Box 10
Esquire Magazine Symposium, "The Role of the Writer in America" October 9-10, 1958
(10-41)
Box 10
Esquire Magazine Symposium, October 20-21, 1960:, "Writing in America Today"
(10-42)
Box 10
Esquire Magazine Symposium, "The Pursuit of Excellence in the Creative Arts" April 19-20, 1963
(3 folders)
(10-43, etc.-10-45)
Box 10
Esquire Magazine Symposium, "The State of Theatre" April 29, 1964
(2 folders)
(10-46; 10-47)
Box 10
Esquire Magazine Symposium, Chapel Hill, North Carolina April 5-6, 1965
(10-48)
Box 10
Esquire Magazine Symposium (General)
(2 folders)
(10-49; 10-50)
Esquire Magazine Office Files [series]
The Esquire Magazine Office Files is the largest series in the collection. Arranged alphabetically, this series, although received as part of the Gingrich accession, is more properly the files of the Esquire office. The largest portions of this series pertain to artists and the art department, authors writing for Esquire, personnel, readers' mail, and subject files. The authors files are from the more recent period in Esquire's history, from the mid-1950s to the 1970s. There are files for such individuals as Vance Bourjaily, Howard Fast, Aldous Huxley, Dwight MacDonald, Westbrook Pegler, Allan Seager, and Jesse Stuart.
Detroit Magazine, "Flyrod Man with a Magazine: Michigan's Arnold Gingrich, Esquire," February 20, 1966
Box 19
Time Magazine July-14,1967
Box 19
CBC Telescope Program, "Arnold Gingrich, Esquire," January 1968
Box 19
New York Times April 25, 1968
Box 19
Wall Street Journal May 9, 1968
Box 19
Chicago Magazine, "Meyer Levin Remembers Esquire," April 1972
Box 19
New Review, Interview with Arnold Gingrich, Spring 1973
Box 19
The Record (Bergen Co., New Jersey) October 4, 1973
Box 19
New York Times advertisement, "The Buck Must Stop Somewhere, " December 7, 1973
Box 19
Business Week advertisement, "This Man Wants Your Company," April 6, 1974
Reader Mail
General
Box 19
1952-1962
(20 folders)
Box 19
Re caricatures of Kennedy family 1962
Box 20
1963-1974
(28 folders)
Box 20
Talking Shop and Gifts Department
Box 20
Legal matters
(2 folders)
Box 20
Requests and inquiries
(2 folders)
Box 20
Travel
(2 folders)
Esquire Publications [subseries]
Box 20
Reviews of books
(2 folders)
Box 20
Armchair Esquire
Box 20
Bedside Esquire
Box 20
Book Projects
Box 20
Esquire-British Edition
(3 folders)
Box 20
Cartoon Album
Box 21
Coronet
Box 21
Coronet films
Box 21
Esquire Album of Music for Hosts
Box 21
Esquire Book Club
Box 21
Esquire Cookbook
Box 21
Esquire Club
Box 21
Esquire Etiquette
Box 21
Esquire Book and Drink book
Box 21
Esquire Review
Esquire 165
Box 21
Background material
Box 21
Introduction
Box 21
Correspondence
Box 21
Esquire Treasury
(14 folders)
Box 21
Fishing book
Box 21
Gentlemen's Quarterly- Apparel Arts
Box 21
Girls from Esquire
Box 21
Guide to Good Grooming
Box 21
Health book
Box 21
Ken Magazine
Box 21
Liquor Intelligencer
Box 21
Magazine projects
Box 21
Television program 1956
Box 21
Third New Year
Arnold Gingrich Writing Projects [series]
The series - Arnold Gingrich Writing Projects - contains drafts of Gingrich's essays, reviews and clippings of some of his writings, and copies of articles that he wrote for Esquire and other magazines. This series also includes copies of books written by Gingrich.
Drafts, articles, reviews, clippings, etc. [subseries]
Box 21
Bibliography of book reviews
Box 21
"Why an Editor" from Nothing But People
Box 21
"A Hundred Masterpieces of the Luthier's Art"
Box 21
"Where did Everybody Go?"
(5 folders)
Introduction to books and book reviews
Box 21
Undated
(2 folders)
Box 21
1943
Box 21
1969-1975
(14 folders)
Box 22
Notes
Box 22
"Green Count"
Box 22
"Happily Forever After" (1935-1936)
Box 22
Miscellaneous magazine articles 1930s
Box 22
Miscellaneous magazine articles 1960s
Box 22
"The Get of the Conqueror"
(4 folders)
Box 22
"Cast Down the Laurels"
(11 folders)
Box 22
"Joys Against An Age"
(18 folders)
Box 22
"Toys of a Lifetime"
(5 folders)
Box 22
"Thousand Mornings of Music"
(4 folders)
Box 23
"Nothing But People: The Early Days of Esquire"
(9 folders)
Box 23
"Business and the Artist
(6 folders)
Box 23
"Business in the Arts" Award
(2 folders)
Box 23
Ship cruises
(3 folders)
Box 23
"The Truth as Private Property" 1966-1967
Books by Arnold Gingrich [subseries]
Box 23
The Well-Tempered Angler
Box 23
Business & the Arts
Box 23
The Joys of Trout
Box 23
The Fishing in Print
Box 23
Toys of a Lifetime
Box 23
The Gordon Garland
Box 23
A Thousand Mornings of Music
Box 23
American Trout Fishing
Organizational Affiliations (largely musical and art) [series]
Organizational Affiliations contains files of materials accumulated and pertaining to Gingrich's participation in business, arts, and other cultural organizations.
Box 24
Affiliate Artists Program
Box 24
American College Theatre Festival
Box 24
American Symphony Orchestra League
(2 folders)
Arts
Box 24
General
(2 folders)
Box 24
Citations
Box 24
Correspondence
Box 24
Arts Advisory Council
Box 24
Associated Councils of the Arts
Box 24
Jockey Club of Paris
Box 24
Lotos Club of New York
Box 24
Business Committee for the Arts.
(2 folders)
Box 24
National Council on the Arts (Frank Crowther)
Box 24
National Council on the Arts (Nancy Hanks)
Box 24
National Guild of Community Music Schools
(2 folders)
Box 24
National Symphony Orchestra Association
Box 24
New Jersey State Council on the Arts
Box 24
New York Board of Trade
Box 24
New York Orchestral Society, Inc.
Box 24
New York State Council on Arts
Box 24
Performance Laboratory, Inc.
Box 24
Riess Alvin (Arts Management)
Box 24
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Box 24
Smith, George
Box 24
Early concert programs and record catalogs
(3 folders)
Fly-fishing [series]
The Fly-fishing series concerns Gingrich's participation fly-fishing organization, reviews written of fly-fishing books, and reviews and correspondence received pertaining to his own writings on fly-fishing, most notably The Joys of Trout.
Box 24
Theodore Gordon Flyfishers 1964-1974
(10 folders)
Box 24
The Complete Fly Fisherman by John McDonald
(2 folders)
Box 24
American Trout Fishing, reviews
The Well-Tempered Angler
Box 24
Papers 1963-1966
(6 folders)
Box 24
Reviews
The Joys of Trout
Box 24
Miscellaneous
(8 folders)
Box 24
Letters from readers
(3 folders)
Box 24
The Fishing in Print
Box 24
Fishing articles by A.G.
Sound recordings [series] [Digitized audio files are only available in the Bentley Historical Library reading room on designated Bentley Library computers.]
Sound Recordings is a series of reel-to-reel audio-tapes of radio programs and seminars in which Gingrich participated. The topic of one of these was "The Moral Responsibilities of the Press." Compact discs have been made of these recordings.
Box 25
Mutual Broadcasting System Network 1967 June 17[Digitized audio files are only available in the Bentley Historical Library reading room on designated Bentley Library computers.]
(Audio Reel-to-Reel, 5 inch, 7 1/2 ips)
Online
[Part 1] ([85188-SR-1-1]) [Digitized audio files are only available in the Bentley Historical Library reading room on designated Bentley Library computers.]
(Viewpoint broadcast over Mutual Broadcasting System Network)
[access item]
Box 25
Celebrity's choice with Dick Hubert, WABC-FM 1966 September 25[Digitized audio files are only available in the Bentley Historical Library reading room on designated Bentley Library computers.]
(Audio Reel-to-Reel, 7 inch, 3 ¾ ips)
Online
[Part 1] ([85188-SR-2-1]) [Digitized audio files are only available in the Bentley Historical Library reading room on designated Bentley Library computers.]
(Interview with Arnold Gingrich on Celebrity's Choice. Sunday September 25, 1966 8:00 - 9:00pm)
[access item]
Box 25
NBC Radio Monitor 1964 January 20[Digitized audio files are only available in the Bentley Historical Library reading room on designated Bentley Library computers.]
(Audio Reel-to-Reel, 7 inch, 7 1/2 ips)
Online
[Part 1] ([85188-SR-3-1-1]) [Digitized audio files are only available in the Bentley Historical Library reading room on designated Bentley Library computers.]
(NBC Radio Monitor Gingrich interview)
[access item]
Box 25
National Council of the Episcopal Church radio program 1963?[Digitized audio files are only available in the Bentley Historical Library reading room on designated Bentley Library computers.]
(Audio Reel-to-Reel, 5 inch, 7 1/2 ips)
Online
[Part 1] ([85188-SR-4-1]) [Digitized audio files are only available in the Bentley Historical Library reading room on designated Bentley Library computers.]
(Jane Martin interviewing Arnold Gingrich for radio show "Good Life". Topics discussed include fashion, Esquire writers, and how Esquire got its name. Note in box: may have been done for Esquire's 30th anniversary in 1963.)
[access item]
Box 25
"Moral Responsibilities of the Press" 1959 April 24[Digitized audio files are only available in the Bentley Historical Library reading room on designated Bentley Library computers.]
(Audio Reel-to-Reel, 3 inch)
Online
[Part 1] ([85188-SR-5-1]) [Digitized audio files are only available in the Bentley Historical Library reading room on designated Bentley Library computers.]
(Program recorded in French; recorded at Institute Francois de Presse of the University of Paris.)
[access item]
Photographs [series]
The Visual Materials series consists of ten envelopes of photographs of Gingrich, alone and as part of larger groups, receiving awards, and with his family and friends; also one envelope of violin photographs. There are three DVDs of various television appearances of Gingrich.
Photographs [subseries]
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"Alumni Fun" broadcast January 23, 1966
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Awards given and received
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Business in the arts
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Detroit boat race 1949
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Family, homes, car
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Friends
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Oklahoma Library Association conference 1969
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Gingrich and others
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A Thousand Mornings of Music
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Violin
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Esquire Magazine cover art (Back to College)
(5x7 negative)
DVDs [subseries]
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AG television appearance on Conversation program WILL TV, host Bill Dale May 13, 1964
