Father James Harold Flye Papers
1904-1983
Collection Number: MSS 148
Size: 26.1 linear feet
Arranged and Described by Beverly Lee
2006
Special Collections and University Archives
Jean and Alexander Heard Library
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tennessee
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Father James Harold Flye Papers
Scope and Content Note
The Papers of James Harold Flye (1884-1985) date from 1904 to 1983, with the bulk of
the collections dating from the 1950s to the 1970s. The collection includes Flye’s
correspondence with over two hundred individuals (primarily letters received), journals
kept in scattered years during the 1920s and 1930s and almost daily journals kept from
1957 to 1981, Flye’s own writings, and information regarding James Agee. The
collection does not currently include originals of the Agee-Flye correspondence, but it
does include typescript copies of Flye’s letters to James Agee.
In addition, the collection includes information regarding Episcopal ecclesiastical
matters, St. Andrew’s School (Sewanee, Tennessee), and Flye’s education at Yale, the
University of Virginia, and General Theological Seminary in New York City. Flye’s
broad -ranging interests and commitment to life-long learning are evidenced in files of
collected writings and publications, lecture and continuing-education course notes, and
subject files of clippings and miscellany. The papers also include information regarding
a traveling exhibit of Flye’s photographs from the 1930s and 1940s, an extensive file of
photographs from the 1910s to the 1970s, and audio tapes of telephone conversations,
personal observances, and reminiscences. The papers are arranged in fourteen series:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Correspondence
Journals
Writings
Agee materials
Ecclesiastical matters
St. Andrew’s School
Education
Notes, miscellaneous
Collected writings and publications
Subject file
Financial matters
Materials regarding Father Flye
Photography
Audio tapes
(Boxes 1-4)
(Boxes 5-7)
(Box 8)
(Boxes 9-10)
(Boxes 11-14)
(Boxes 15-20)
(Boxes 21-27)
(Box 28)
(Boxes 29-31)
(Boxes 32-39)
(Box 40)
(Box 40)
(Boxes 41-55)
(Boxes 56-64)
Series Descriptions
Series 1: Correspondence, 1938-1983, nd (1.6 cu. Ft.)
Father Flye corresponded with over 200 individuals. This series contains over 900 letters
to Father Flye and over 60 replies from him. The letters date from 1938 to 1983, but the
bulk of the correspondence took place in the 1960s and 1970s. James Agee was a
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frequent topic of discussion; otherwise, the correspondence consists primarily of personal
and family news from former students and friends who lived in the various parishes
where Father Flye served. Writers often sought advice on personal matters; the scattered
replies from Father Flye provide some evidence of the manner in which he responded.
Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by the senders’ names; replies by Father Flye
are filed under the recipients’ names. Letters with unknown senders or recipients are
placed in two files at the beginning of the series. An additional file at the end of the
series contains greeting cards from individuals with whom no other correspondence
occurred or was retained.
Series 2: Journals, 1922-1981 (1.8 cu. ft.)
Typescripts and manuscripts of journals dating from scattered years in the 1920s and
1930s and an almost continuous run of journals with daily entries dating from 1957 to
1981. The journals record in some detail the daily events in Flye’s life, along with his
thoughts and reminiscences. Of special interest is the journal he kept on a trip to Europe
with James Agee in 1925. Arranged chronologically.
Series 3: Writings, 1919-1981
(. 5 cu. ft.)
Father Flye’s writings between 1919 and 1981, most of them unpublished and on a
variety of subjects. Of particular interest for shedding light on Flye’s world view are
essays on pacifism, neutrality during World War II, educational philosophy, civil
disobedience, and hazing. Arranged chronologically.
Series 4: Materials Related to James Agee, 1923-1977
(1.0 cu. ft.)
Typed copies of Father Flye’s letters to James Agee, 1936-1955, articles about Agee,
some writings by Agee, and reviews of Agee’s books and of the published collection of
his letters to Father Flye. Voluminous clippings consist primarily of reviews of The
Letters of James Agee to Father Flye and of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel A Death in
the Family, and of the play and movie All the Way Home, based on the novel. Some
clippings of interviews with Father Flye about Agee also provide information about the
priest. The correspondence is filed first; the remaining files are arranged by topic.
Series 5: Ecclesiastical Matters, 1915-1982
(1.6 cu. ft.)
Sermon notes, clippings, collected brochures and tracts, church bulletins and newsletters,
and some correspondence. Includes information on Episcopal and Catholic monastic
orders, the Episcopal liturgy, and Flye’s statement regarding his views on the ordination
of women. Organized alphabetically by topic.
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Series 6: St. Andrew’s School, 1917-1981
(2.5 cu. ft.)
Fund raising brochures, newsletters and newspapers, student regulations, yearbooks,
memorabilia, student papers and tests, and Flye’s gradebooks. Arranged alphabetically
by topic or title and by format.
Series 7: Education, 1904-1970
(2.9 cu. ft.)
Materials related to Flye’s education at Yale, the University of Virginia, and General
Theological Seminary. Includes class lecture notes, memorabilia, miscellaneous
publications, and Volumes One through Six plus Supplements of the History of the Class
1910, Yale College. Biographical sketches submitted by Flye for those volumes are a
good source for basic details about his life. Arranged alphabetically by topic and format.
Series 8: Notes, miscellaneous, 1918-1983
(.4 cu. ft.)
Notes from lectures and seminars attended between 1918 and 1967, undated copied
quotations and bits of information, and notes on telephone conversations with Robert
Costa, a friend and writer, in 1969-70, 1983, and other times with no dates recorded.
Arranged alphabetically by topic.
Series 9: Collected Writings and Publications, 1900-1981
(6.2 cu. ft.)
Articles, pamphlets, stories, and poetry by friends and by writers Flye admired, much of
it unpublished, dated between 1923 and 1980. Arranged alphabetically by author. Also,
scattered issues of magazines dating from 1900 to 1967, arranged alphabetically by title.
Series 10: Subject File, nd
(3.3 cu. ft.)
Pamphlets, brochures, clippings, and miscellany on a variety of subjects, particularly
politics, foreign relations, and eastern and mystical religions. Arranged alphabetically.
Series 11: Financial Matters, 1957-1983
(.21 cu. ft.)
A copy of Father Flye’s will, correspondence regarding the sale of property in Franklin
County, Tennessee, and information about his burial plot in Sewanee, Tennessee.
Arranged by topic.
Series 12: Materials Related to Father Flye, c. 1970-1983
(.21 cu. ft.)
Mostly correspondence of Father Flye’s primary care-giver during his last years on
matters related to Flye. Includes some clippings, memorabilia, and miscellany. Arranged
by topic.
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Series 13: Photography, c. 1910s -1980s
(6.1 cu. ft.)
Files regarding a traveling exhibit of Flye’s photographs entitled “Through the Eyes of a
Teacher”, which toured in 1980-81. Includes correspondence, clippings, financial
information, transcripts of interviews with Flye about photography, and galleys of labels
and the catalogue. Arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material. Also includes
hundreds of photos of children from St. Andrew’s, friends of Father Flye from the
various parishes he served over the years, trips to Europe, and of Father Flye himself.
Arranged chronologically and topically.
Series 14: Audio Recordings, c. 1940s-1980s
(3.3 cu. ft.)
Tapes of James Agee and others reading from their own and others’ works and Father
Flye’s sermons, comments on political events, and telephone conversations. Formats
included are reel to reel tapes, cassette tapes, and Dictaphone discs transcribed to cassette
tapes. Arranged in numerical order.
Biographical Sketch
James Harold Flye was born in Bangor, Maine, on October 17, 1884. Shortly thereafter,
his family moved to Winter Park, Florida. Flye received his initial education at Rollins
Academy in Winter Park, graduating in 1903. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree.
from Yale in 1910. In the 1910-11 school year, he served as associate principal of a high
school in Orlando, Florida. During that year, he converted from Congregationalism to
Anglo-Catholicism and was confirmed in the Episcopal Church in December, 1910.
In 1912, Flye received a Master of Arts degree from the University of Virginia. He
taught history at a high school in Columbus, Georgia, during the 1912-1913 school year.
From 1913 to 1915, he studied at the General Theological Seminary in New York City,
graduating in June 1915. In May, 1915, he was ordained a deacon in the Episcopal
Church, and in December, he was ordained into the priesthood.
Father Flye married artist Grace Eleanor Houghton in Orlando, Florida on July 15, 1915.
Born in Toledo, Ohio, she was the daughter of Major A.C. and Amy (Twitchell)
Houghton. Following their marriage, Father Flye became the rector at St. Stephen’s
Church in Milledgeville, Georgia. He remained in that position until 1918.
In 1918, Father Flye began his lengthy career as a history teacher at St. Andrew’s School
in Sewanee, Tennessee. The school had been established around the turn of the century
as a mountain mission school by the Order of the Holy Cross, an Episcopal monastic
order. It was during his first year at St. Andrew’s that Flye befriended James Agee, then
a ten year old student. Flye served as Agee’s friend, confidant, and mentor until Agee’s
death from a heart attack in1955.
Father Flye remained at St. Andrew’s until 1954. During the summers, he served as a
priest in the cathedral parishes of Chicago and Milwaukee, at St. Mark’s in Philadelphia,
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at the Church of the Incarnation in Washington, D.C., at a mission parish in the Bahamas,
at St. Edward the Martyr’s in Harlem, and at St. Luke’s in Greenwich Village, New York
City. Shortly before his retirement from St. Andrew’s in 1954, Father Flye’s wife died.
After his retirement, he served at St. James Church in Wichita, Kansas (1954-1958) and
at St. Barnabas in Omaha, Nebraska (1958-1959). In 1959, he retired to Greenwich
Village in New York City, where he continued to assist at St. Luke’s through the early
1970s.
Flye spent the early years of his retirement preparing for publication the letters that James
Agee had written him over the years. In 1962, The Letters of James Agee to Father Flye
was published. A second edition came out in 1971 and included some of Father Flye’s
letters to Agee. Aside from those two books, his parochial responsibilities, and an
exhibition of his photographs, Flye spent his retirement years maintaining an extensive
correspondence and a daily journal of his thoughts and experiences. He died on April 14,
1985.
Box Listing
Box 1: Series 1---Correspondence
1-1 To Father Flye, sender unknown
1-2 From Father Flye, recipient unknown
1-3 Agee, Mia Fritsch
1-4 Allin, Betty
1-5 Anbinder, Paul
1-6 Barson, Alfred
1-7 Behar, Jack
1-8 Belford, Lee
1-9 Bennett, Sister Stephanie
1-10 Bethel, Charles
1-11 Bigeon, Charles
1-12 Blakeslee, Ann
1-13 Bollman, Tom and Nadine
1-14 Bonnine, Lottie
1-15 Brown, Herbert
1-16 Brown, Susan
1-17 Brown, Truesdale
1-18 Buckley, William F., Jr.
1-19 Burton, Spence
1-20 Campanello, Joanne
1-21 Caplan, Lincoln
1-22 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
1-23 Carter, Jimmy (a photocopy, original not in file)
1-24 Chambers, Walter. B., Jr.
1-25 Chapman, Mary and Stanton (“Maristan”)
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1-26 Charles. Robert
1-27 Chesnutt, Marnette
1-28 Clark, James Brice
1-29 Coles, Robert
1-30 Costa, Robert
1-31 Cove, John
1-32 Crosby, John
1-33 Dalton, Jack
1-34 Darrach, H. Brad, Jr.
1-35 Dell, Paul
1-36 Dennis, Walter D.
1-37 Desmond, Mrs.
1-38 Dold, Helen
1-39 Donohue, John G.
1-40 Doty, Mark A.
1-41 Dullu, O.N.
1-42 Durbin, Louise
1-43 Dye, Hubert and Marion
1-44 Dykes, Eunice and Claude
1-45 Dzwonkoski, Peter
1-46 East, Charles
1-47 Eatherly, Adrian David
1-48 Edgar, Neal and Susanna
1-49 Edison, Lydia
1-50 Edwards, Robert
1-51 Elliott, Helen and Luke
1-52 Eng, Man Sing (John)
Box 2: Series 1---Correspondence
2-1 Eppes, William D.
2-2 Erwin, John S.
2-3 Evans, Walker
2-4 Farrer. Linda
2-5 Fitzgerald, Robert
2-6 Flye, Barbara
2-7 Foland, H.L.
2-8 Folsom, Marion
2-9 Forbes, Carol
2-10 Foreman, Rachel
2-11 Frank. Mary
2-12 Frazier, Alex
2-13 Frazier, James
2-14 Frazier, Rosa
2-15 Gaddy, John
2-16 Galasssi, Jonathan
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2-17 Garner, Earl and Ann
2-18 Garrett, Katherine
2-19 Geissbuhler, Elizabeth
2-20 Graham, Winston, Kermit, & Lean
2-21 Green, Albert
2-22 Green, Gretchen
2-23 Green, John
2-24 Greene, Wilbur
2-25 Greenholt, Einar
2-26 Hamilton, Bill
2-27 Harding, F. Harriman
2-28 Harrison, Richard
2-29 Hart, Oliver J., The Right Reverend
2-30 Hayden, E. Parker, Jr.
2-31 Hedgpeth, Martha
2-32 Hepburn, David
2-33 Herwaldt, David
2-34 Holder, Alan
2-35 Hole, Randy
2-36 Hole, Stanley
2-37 Hoover, Corky
2-38 Houston, Helen
2-39 Hudson, Joseph B., Jr.
2-40 Huggins, C.E. (Gene)
2-41 Ingram, Mildred
2-42 Issacs, James
2-43 Jablons, Pamela
2-44 Johnson, Eric
2-45 Johnson, Father
2-46 Johnson, Mike
2-47 Johnson, Wynema
2-48 Jones, Bob
2-49 Kennedy, Kevin Edward
2-50 Kenyon, Ernest Ogden
2-51 Kesler, Andrew
2-52 Ketcham, Ferris
2-53 Kinnard, Ruth
2-54 Kirkwood, Adelyn
2-55 Kirsten, Lincoln
2-56 Kline, Wendell F.
2-57 Knott, Frances
2-58 Koski, Mary K.
2-59 Kramer, Victor A.
2-60 Lackman, Ruth (and Alice Bishop)
2-61 Laing, Ernestine and Verne
2-62 Langlois, Eleanor
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2-63 Laughlin, Ledlie I., Jr.
2-64 Laughlin, Rozana
2-65 Leach, Mrs.
2-66 Leighton, Barbara
2-67 Leonard, Graham
2-68 Lever, John
2-69 Levitin, Alexis
Box 3: Series 1---Correspondence
3-1 Levitt, Helen
3-2 Line, L.
3-3 The Living Church, Editor
3-4 Lynes, Russell
3-5 MacKillop, A.B
3-6 Madden, David
3-7 Mahon, Robert L.
3-8 Malloch, Archie
3-9 Mankin, Philip and Jane Ellen
3-10 Mardell, Jonathan
3-11 Martin, Ann Amsden
3-12 Martin, Franklin
3-13 McCoy, W.E.
3-14 McCraw, Virginia
3-15 McDowell, David
3-16 McGrath, Arthur
3-17 McTigue, Bernard
3-18 Medford, Eldridge
3-19 Mellendick, George, M.D.
3-20 Montgomery, J.H.
3-21 Murray, Geraldine
3-22 Needles, Richard M.
3-23 Orentreich, Catherine
3-24 Ostrander, Ann Coleman
3-25 Papp, Martin
3-26 Parker, Jacques
3-27 Pere, Dorothy
3-28 Phelps, Robert
3-29 Phillips, Edmund
3-30 Platt, Donald
3-31 Porter, H. Boone
3-32 Powell, Grayson
3-33 Powers, Lynn
3-34 Rackleff, Jo Ellyn
3-35 Rainwater, Carlos
3-36 Rapp, Lawrence P.
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3-37 Reardon, Hugh
3-38 Reed, Lewis F.
3-39 The Remnant
3-40 Rewak, William J.
3-41 Robinson, Charles A.
3-42 Roosevelt, Jeanette
3-43 Russell, George, Jr.
3-44 Saltonstall, William G.
3-45 Sanderson, Colin
3-46 Sanger, Marjory
3-47 Santee, Frederick L.
3-48 Simmonds, Ethel
3-49 Simmonds, Harvey
3-50 Smoley, Richard
3-51 Sneed, Terry
3-52 Society for Animal Rights
3-53 Solter, Elsa
3-54 Somers, Dunning
3-55 Soyez, Margaretta H.
Box 4: Series 1---Correspondence
4-1 Spears, Ross
4-2 Spencer, Bonnie
4-3 Spencer, Ross and Jude
4-4 Stewart, Robert W.
4-5 Stirling, Debbie
4-6 Stroop, John
4-7 Talmey, Allene
4-8 Tamburro, Wendell
4-9 Tate, Kathy
4-10 Temple, Robert
4-11 Thomas, Jacquelyn
4-12 Tomlinson, Nancy
4-13 Trotter, John
4-14 Trotter, Marnette
4-15 Trotter, Marnette
4-16 Trotter, Marnette
4-17 Trotter, Marnette
4-18 Trotter, Marnette
4-19 Trotter, Scott
4-20 Turk, Jill
4-21 Verrone, Rosalie
4-22 Wade, Clint
4-23 Wakefield, Dan
4-24 Walker, G.H.L.
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4-25 Warder, Richard, C.
4-26 Waters. Theo
4-27 Wensberg, Erik
4-28 Whitfield, John
4-29 Wilkie, Wendell L.
4-30 Williamson, Maude
4-31 Wilson, Robert
4-32 Wittenbach, Martha
4-33 Wood, Maurice
4-34 Yung, Sophie
4-35 Greeting cards
Note: See Box 41, Files1-5 and Box 54, File 23 for additional correspondence related
to Father Flye’s photography and photography exhibit
Box 5: Series 2----Journals
5-1 February, 1922
5-2 1925---Trip to Europe with James Agee
5-3 1926-1927 school year
5-4 1927-1928 school year
5-5 1930-1931 school year
5-6 1931-1932 school year
5-7 June, 1936
5-8 January, 1958
5-9 1956-1958
5-10 1962-January 1, 1963
5-11 January 2, 1963-January 1, 1964
Box 6: Series 2---Journals
6-1 January 2, 1964-December 29, 1964
6-2 December 30, 1964-1965
6-3 1966
6-4 1967
6-5 1968
6-6 1969
6-7 1970
6-8 1971
6-9 1972
Box 7: Series 2---Journals
7-1 1973
7-2 1974
7-3 1975
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7-4 January 1, 1976-June 30, 1976
7-5 July 1, 1976-December 30, 1976
7-6 1977
7-7 1978-September 1981
Box 8: Series 3---Writings
8-1 Poetry, n.d.
8-2 “I Believe in the Holy Catholic Church” (2 parts) 1919
8-3 “Reflections on St. Andrew’s School”, August, 1921
8-4 “Some Ideas for a School”, 1926
8-5 “Some Anglican Values”, 1929
8-6 “To Fight or Not to Fight”, 1929 (with subsequent correspondence and clippings,
1931-1973)
8-7 “Some Movements in Modern Education”, 1932
8-8 “Dissemination of Ideas” (originally entitled “Propaganda”), 1933
8-9 “Lawlessness”, 1935 (with clippings)
8-10 Notes/ letter in French, 1936
8-11 “American Neutrality”, 1938 (with correspondence, 1962)
8-12 “Government Considered, or Reflections in an Election Year”, 1940
8-13 “Some Thoughts on History”, 1943
8-14 “Rolling in the Snow at St. Andrew’s”, 1944, 1963 (plus clippings re: hazing)
8-15 “Freedom of Thought”, 1945
8-16 “Reminiscences and Reflections” (re: St. Andrew’s), Holy Cross Magazine, 1945
8-17 From a tape sent to Thomas Simpson by Father Flye, 1959
8-18 “A Personal Statement (as to the disorders at Columbia University, May, 1968)”
(with clippings)
8-19 St. Andrew’s Calendar, 1979
8-20 “St. Charles Day 1925 in Sewanee, Tennessee”, 1981
8-21 “The Tree”, 1965 (with correspondence, 1979-1982
8-22 Diocese of Atlanta---“Greetings on the Jubilee 75th Anniversary of St. Stephen’s
Church, Milledgeville, Georgia, 19
Box 9: Series 4---Materials Related to James Agee
9-1 Typescripts of letters from Father Flye to James Agee, 1938-1941
9-2 Typescripts of letters from Father Flye to James Agee, 1938-1941
9-3 Typescripts of letters from James Agee to Father Flye, 1938-1954
9-4 Typescripts of letters from Father Flye to James Agee, 1936-1955 (Set 1 of 3)
9-5 Typescripts of letters from Father Flye to James Agee, 1936-1955 (Set 2 of 3)
9-6 Typescripts of letters from Father Flye to James Agee, 1936-1955 (Set 3 of 3)
9-7 Typescripts of letters from Father Flye to James Agee, 1938-1950
9-8 Agee Biographical Notes, including his obituary & poems about his death
9-9 Agee Memorial Library at St. Andrew’s, 1969-70
9-10 Agee Trust Agreement Amendment, 1970
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Articles about James Agee
9-11 “James Agee’s Search”, Robert Coles, n.d.
9-12 Notes for a paper by Father Flye, 1970-71?
9-13 Untitled, for a St. Andrew’s Calendar, Father Flye, 1975
9-14 “James Agee: The Question of Unkept Promise”, W.H. Frohock, 1957
9-15 Typescript of an article about Agee, author unknown, n.d.
9-16 Miscellaneous, 1955-1980
9-17 “Twelve Years”, Joel Agee, 1975
Audio-Visual Productions
9-18 “Agee on Film”, Notes for a film series, 1964
9-19 Miscellaneous (3) audio-visual productions about Agee, 1962, 1963, n.d.
Clippings about Agee and His Work
9-20 “A Death in the Family” (the novel)
Box 10: Series 4---Materials Related to James Agee
10-1 “All the Way Home” (the Broadway Play)
10-2 “All the Way Home” (the movie)
10-3 Interview with Governor Jimmy Carter, re: “Let Us Now Praise Famous Men”,
1976
10-4 Articles about Father Flye as friend and mentor of James Agee
10-5 Miscellaneous interests of Father Flye
10-6 “Let Us Now Praise Famous Men”
10-7 “The Letters of James Agee to Father Flye”
Correspondence
10-8 Typescript of a letter from Randall Jarrell, 30 March, 1954, and a Newsletter from
The Liberal Party of New York, 1947
Documentary about James Agee
10-9 “Agee”, a film by Ross Spears, 1979
10-10 “Agee”; correspondence re: the film
Reviews
10-11 Reviews of books about James Agee
10-12 Reviews of books written by James Agee
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Talks
10-13 Notes and texts by Father Flye, 1963-1964
10-14 “A Remembrance of James Agee”, by Father Flye, 1964
Writings by James Agee
10-15 “A Mother’s Tale”,reprint, n.d.
10-16 History exam, St. Andrew’s, 18 May, 1923
10-17 Letter from James Agee in response to a review of “Let Us Now Praise Famous
Men”, 1941
10-18 List of Agee’s works (incomplete)
10-19 Miscellaneous prose and poetry, n.d.
10-20 “Now As Awareness”, n.d.
10-21 Typescripts of Agee’s poems, collected by Robert Fitzgerald, 1929-1950
Box 11: Series 5---Ecclesiastical Matters
11-1 All Saints Church, Winter Park, Florida, 1960
11-2 Benedictines, 1958, 1961, 1965, 1973-74, 1978, n.d.
11-3 Caroline Church of Seatauket, Long Island, 1962
11-4 Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NYC, 1959-60, 1967, 1973, 1976, n.d.
11-5 Church of the Ascension and St. Agnes, Washington, D.C., 1956
11-6 Church of the Heavenly Rest, n.d.
11-7 Church of the Resurrection, NYC, n.d.
11-8 Clippings, c. 1950s-1960s
11-9 Community of the Holy Spirit, 1956, 1958-61, n.d.
11-10 Correspondence with Bishop Beatty re: conduct of services at St. Andrew’s
Chapel (controversy), 1921
11-11 Diocese of Nassau and the Bahamas, 1960
11-12 Diocese of New York, 1967, 1976-77, 1979
11-13 Epiphany Mission, Sherwood, TN, 1956-60, n.d.
11-14 First Congregational Church, Winter Park, FL, 1960
11-15 Grace and St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, NYC, 1975
11-16 Greyfriars, “The Little Chronicle”, 1924-29, 1959
11-17 “Holy Cross Magazine” and “News”, 1943, 1945, 1959-60, 1962, 1964-65, 1968,
1974
11-18 Holy Cross Tracts, 1915-16, n.d.
11-19 Liturgy, 1953, 1955, 1959, 1967-73, n.d.
11-20 Liturgy (continued)
Box 12: Series 5---Ecclesiastical Matters
12-1 Meditations, Father Wright, n.d.
12-2 Miscellany
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12-3 Miscellany (continued)
12-4 Miscellany (continued)
12-5 Notes
12-6 Notes (continued)
12-7 Notes (continued)
12-8 Bible story outlines---Esther, Joseph, Daniel, n.d.
12-9 Biographical (other people), n.d.
12-10 Church history, n.d.
12-11 Sermons
12-13 Sermons (continued)
12-14 Sermons---Requiem Eucharist, 1917
12-15 Sermons---St. Andrew’s, c. 1915-1940s
Box 13: Series 5---Ecclesiastical Matters
13-1 Ordination, baptisms, certificates, 1915, 1923, 1951, 1964, n.d.
13-2 Ordination of women, 1972, 1976-77, n.d. (includes personal statement by Father
Flye)
13-3 Protestant Episcopal Church, Radio and Television Division, 1961
13-4 Publications, miscellaneous (A-D)
13-5 Publications, miscellaneous (E-N)
13-6 Publications, miscellaneous (P-W)
13-7 Sacraments, 1951, n.d.
13-8 St. Barnabas Church, Omaha, NE, 1949, 1958-59, 1960-64, 1966-75, n.d.
13-9 St. Barnabas Church (continued)
13-10 St. Clement’s Church, NYC, 1966
13-11 St. George’s Church, NYC, 1916,1960
13-12 St. George’s Church, Wichita, KS, 1955-58
13-13 St. Ignatius Church NYC, 1980, n.d.
13-14 St. James Church, Wichita, KS, 1956, 1958-60
Box 14: Series 5---Ecclesiastical Matters
14-1 St. John’s Church, Bedford, VA, n.d.
14-2 St. John’s in the Village, NYC, 1968, 1973-74
14-3 St. Luke’s Church, NYC, 1954, 1959-62, 1966, 1971-80, n.d.
14-4 St. Luke’s Church, NYC (continued)
14-5 St. Luke’s Church, NYC (continued)
14-6 St. Mark’s in the Bouwerie, NYC, 1929
14-7 St. Mary’s Church, NYC, 1960-62
14-8 St. Paul’s Parish, Washington, D.C., 1959-61, 1966
14-9 Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother, Milwaukee, WI, n.d.
14-10 Sisters of the Tabernacle---“The Associate”, 1925, 1927-28
14-11 “Spiritual Mobilization”, 1960
14-12 Tracts and Pamphlets, 1905, 1941, 1956, 1966, n.d.
14-13 Trappists (Cistercians), Conyers, GA, 1948-49
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14-14 Trappists, Berryville, VA, 1975, n.d.
14-15 Trappists---Correspondence, 1952-52, 1957-58
14-16 Trappists---General, 1946,1952,n.d.
14-17 Trappists, Gethsemani, KY, correspondence, 1919-20, 1935, 1938, 1952
14-18 Trappists---General, 1952, n.d.
14-19 Trappists---pictures (postcards, no messages)
14-20 Trinity Church, NYC, 1969
14-21 University of the South, Sewanee, TN, 1938, 1952, 1959, 1969, n.d.
Box 15: Series 6---St. Andrew’s School
15-1 Alumni News, 1969-70, 1976, n.d.
15-2 Calendars, 1976-80
15-3 Clippings, 1950s-1970s
15-4 The Crest, 1960-81
15-5 EQB Club---Father Flye’s notes of meetings, c. 1933-36
15-6 Lettermen’s initiation (hazing); notes and correspondence
15-7 Letters, announcements, memoranda, 1930s-1960s, n.d.
15-8 Literary publications, 1926, 1980, n.d.
15-9 Maroon and White and Maroon Tribune, 1939-40, 1977
15-10 Messenger and other fund-raising appeals, 1933-82
Box 16: Series 6---St. Andrew’s School
16-1 Miscellany
16-2 Mountain Lion, 1931, 1940-43, 1945, n.d.
16-3 News releases, 1980, n.d.
16-4 Publicity, 1976,1978-80, n.d.
16-5 Reports, 1950, 1974
16-6 Roll call, 1918-1919, 1920s, 1940-41, n.d.
16-7 Student regulations, 1930s, n.d.
16-8 Student work, 1919
16-9 Student work, 1919 (continued)
16-10 Student work, 1920s
Box 17: Series 6---St. Andrew’s School
17-1 Student work, 1930s-1950s
17-2 Student work, 1930s-1950s (continued)
17-3 Student work, 1930s-1950s (continued)
17-4 Student work, 1930s-1950s (continued)
17-5 Student work, 1930s-1950s (continued)
17-6 Student work, 1930s-1950s (continued)
17-7 Grade reports, 1943, n.d.
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Box 18: Series 6---St. Andrew’s School
Gradebooks
18-1 September 1919-May 1921 and September 1926-May 1929
18-2 September 1929-May 1932 and September 1932-May 1934
18-3 September 1934-May 1936 and September 1936-May 1938
18-4 September 1938-May 1940 and September 1941-May 1944
18-5 September 1944-May 1946 and September 1946-September 1948
18-6 September 1949-May 1951 and September 1951-May 1953
18-7 September 1953-May 1954
Box 19: Series 6---St. Andrew’s School
Yearbooks
Nine yearbooks for the years 1926, 1947, 1948, 1952, 1955, 1964, 1970, 1972 (2 copies)
Box 20: Series 6---St. Andrew’s School
Memorabilia
20-1 National Association of Independent Schools---Annual Book Award ---“Presented
to James Agee, March, 1963 for The Letters of James Agee to Father Flye”
Birthday card made and signed by St. Andrew’s students, 1972
St. Andrew’s Certificate of Appreciation and St. Andrew’s Medallion, 1976
Guest register for Father Flye---Alumni Weekend, 1976 [caution: sharp edge on pen
holder]
National Honor Society (Alpha Beta Kappa) honorary membership---charm and
certificate, 1980
French word list, 1917
Spencerian Penmanship, n.d.
Box 21: Series 7---Education
Class Lecture Notes
21-1 Botany
21-2 Botany
21-3 Economics
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21-4 English
21-5 English
Box 22: Series 7---Education
22-1 English
22-2 English
22-3 English
22-4 History
22-5 History
Box 23: Series 7---Education
23-1 History
23-2 History
23-3 History
23-4 Latin
23-5 Math
23-6 Math
23-7 Natural History
Box 24: Series 7---Education
24-1 Natural History
24-2 Psychology
24-3 Religion/Theology
24-4 Religion/Theology
24-5 Religion/Theology
24-6 Religion/Theology
Box 25: Series 7---Education
25-1 Religion/Theology
25-2 Religion/Theology
25-3 Religion/Theology (last file of class lecture notes)
25-4 Exams---rhetoric, n.d.
25-5 Paper---“The Psalms as Vehicles of Christian Worship” n.d.
25-6 Entrance exam for Yale, 1904
25-7 Yale Review, 1926
25-8 Miscellany
25-9 Nomination for Honorary Degree, 1981
25-10 University of Virginia---Record of Commencement, 1912
Box 26: Series 7—Education
26 - 1 Education - Bulletins - Rollins College, 1915 - 1917, 1975
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26 - 2 Education - Bulletins - Yale, 1906 -1909, 1935 -36
26 - 3 Education - Bulletins - University of Virginia, 1911 - 1912, 1913
26 - 4 Education - Bulletins - General Theological Seminary, 1914, 1962, 1974
The Yale Banner and Potpourri, 1909 - 1910
Box 27: Series 7---Education
Volumes not in file folders
History of the Class of 1910 Yale College
Vol. I, 1910
Vol. I, 1st supplement, 1912
Vol. I, 2nd supplement, 1914
Vol. II, 1917
Vol. III, 1926
Vol. IV, 1935
Vol. V, 1950
Vol. VI, 1960
Class books for 1940, 1946, 1955 (2), 1970 (2)
Box 28: Series 8---Notes, Miscellaneous
28-1 Atlantic Monthly, index, 1918-1941
28-2 Chambers, Whittaker---notes from a conversation with, September 25, 1958
28-3 Copied material and miscellaneous notes, n.d.
28-4 Costa, Robert--- typescripts of conversations---1969-70, c. 1983, n.d.
28-5 Fredericks, Carleton (notes from radio show?)---re: nutrition, 1960-1963
28-6 Fredericks, Carleton---re: nutrition
28-7 Psychotherapy course, 1955
28-8 Various lectures, 1918, 1939, 1941-42, 1948, n.d.
28-9 Young, Arthur---seminar, March 1967
Box 29: Series 9---Collected Writings/Publications
29-1 Acheson, Dean. “The Arrogance of International Lawyers”, 1968
29-2 Armstrong, Herbert W. “Does God Exist?”, 1972
29-3 Armstrong, O.K. Speech re: General MacArthur, 1952
29-4 Author unknown. “Bovril, or Britannia Waves the Rules”, n.d.
29-5 Author unknown. “Jacob Riis and His Dog”, n.d.
29-6 Black, Hugo. “The Majesty of the Law”, 1938
29-7 Bourke, Sharon. “Prison and the Painter”, n.d.
29-8 Brennan, James H. “A Dramatic Address on Adam Arrived”, 1965
29-9 Buckley, William. “Death of a Teacher: Frank Chodorow, RIP, 1887-1966”, 1966
29-10 Cameron, K. “Memorable Teachers”, n.d.
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29-11 Cavander, Kenneth. “Classical Revival”, n.d.
29-12 Clampett, Amy. Poetry, n.d.
29-13 Coles, Robert. “The End of the Affair”, n.d.
29-14 Core, John. “Love and Women in Ovid’s Metamorphoses, Bks. 1-11”, 1981
29-15 Costa, Robert. “The Necessity of Suffering”, 1964
29-16 Crosby, John. Various, 1960-62
29-17 Darrach, H.B., Jr. “The Story of the Brave Tadpole”, 1953
29-18 Deal, J.A. “The Hillbilly or American Mountaineer”, 1895
29-19 Devany, Edward H. “Toward the River of Return”, 1968
29-20 DeVoto, Bernard. “For the Wayward and Beguiled”, 1960
29-21 Dickson, Harris. “Contraband”, n.d.
29-22 Dodd, Thomas J. “The Freedom Academy Bill: The Free World’s Greatest
Need”, 1960
29-23 Edwards. Harry Stillwell. “Ereas Africanus”, 1923
29-24 Erwin, John. “As for Ninevah: A Story Outline”, 1980
29-25 Gardner, John. “The Ark”, n.d.
29-26 Gribben, Robert E. “A Letter from Aunt Josephine”, 1978
29-27 Hightower, Nathan. Untitled, n.d.
29-28 Hodge, Carleton T. 1956 review of T.W.Thacker’s The Relationship of Semitic
and Egyptian Verb Systems, 1954
29-29 Howard, Thomas. “The Pilgrimage of an Evangelical Catholic”, 1978
29-30 Hu Shih. “China in Stalin’s Grand Strategy”, 1950
29-31 Hudson, Joseph B., Jr. “Banks, Politics, Hard Circles and Paint, . . .”, 1975
29-32 Ingram, Bowen. “Milbry”, n.d.
29-33 Kahn, Otto H. “The Value of Art to the People”, 1924
29-34 Kern, Nathaniel. Newspaper article, 1965
29-35 Kesler, Andrew. “Pieta”, n.d.
Box 30: Series Collected Writings/Publications
30-1 Kinnear, James E. “Beyond Dispute: Survival of Death an Established Fact”, n.d.
30-2 Krutch, Joseph Wood. “If You Don’t Mind My Saying So . . .” ,1967
30-3 McCandless, Hugh. “Must This City Lose Three Hospitals?”, 1972
30-4 McCormick, Col. Robert R. Various, 1945
30-5 McDowell, David. “The Setting Forth”, n.d.
30-6 Munsey, Frank A. Address to the American Bankers’ Association, NYC, Oct. 4,
1922: “America Is Worth Saving”
30-7 Murrow, Edward R. News Broadcast, 1952
30-8 Opitz, Ed. Various, 1972, n.d.
30-9 Percy, Walker. “Uncle Will and His South”, 1973
30-10 Reading, Edna. “Travel Notes”, 1952
30-11 Robinson, Henry Morton. “Private Virtue, Public Good”, 1938
30-12 Robinson, Logan G. “An American Lawyer in Leningrad”, 1978
30-13 Santee, Dr. Frederick L. Latin exercises, etc., n.d, 1978-79
30-14 Scott, James Brown. “The Era of Discoveries”, 1933
30-15 Shaw, Albert. “Ideals for the New Florida”, 1927
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30-16 Stroop, John. Various, n.d.
30-17 Temple, Robert. Various, n.d., 1955-56, 1973
30-18 Thompson, Dorothy. Various, 1955-57
30-19 Various authors. Miscellaneous poetry, n.d.
30-20 Verrone, Rosalia. Various poems, articles, c. 1974-72
30-21 Yeats, John Butler. “Letters” (typescript) and review of biography, 1978
30-22 Yoeli, Meir. Various, n.d., 1966-67, 1972
Box 31: Series 9---Collected Writings/Publications
Publications
31-1 Anthropological Linguistics, 1964-65
31-2 The Century Magazine, Dec. 1990
31-3 Christian Economics, 1954,1958
31-4 Congressional Record, 1940-41
31-5 The Exchange, 1966
31-6 Fledgling, Spring 1964
31-7 The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, 1960-61
31-8 G.K.’s Weekly, August 1, 1925
31-9 Guideposts, 1967
31-10 The Italian Scene, 1954-57
31-11 The Landmark, Dec. 1937
31-12 National Review Newsletter, 1967
31-13 The Southwesterner Faculty Forum, Jan. 1964
31-14 Stars and Stripes, 1918
31-15 The Waverly Times, 1962-65
Box 32: Series 10---Subject File
32-1 Aging
32-2 Animals and animal rights
32-3 Art
32-4 Astronomy
32-5 Atomic/nuclear weapons, energy
32-6 Baha’i
32-7 Book/manuscript catalogs; publishers’ brochures
32-8 Book reviews
32-9 Boorstin, Daniel
32-10 Buckley, William F.
32-11 Buddhism
32-12 Calligraphy
32-13 Carter, Jimmy
32-14 Cartoons
32-15 Christian Amendment Movement
32-16 Churchill, Winston
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32-17 Communism
32-18 Crime
32-19 Crime
Box 33: Series 10---Subject File
33-1 Drinking/prohibition
33-2 Eastern Orthodoxy
33-3 Economics
33-4 Education
33-5 Education
33-6 Education
33-7 Education---The Francis W. Parker School
33-8 Education
33-9 Evans, Walker
Box 34: Series 10---Subject file
34-1 Foreign Affairs
34-2 Foreign Affairs
34-3 Foundation for Economic Education
34-4 Freemasons
34-5 Goldwater, Barry
34-6 Great Britain
34-7 Greenwich Village
34-8 Harding, Warren G.
34-9 Harriman, Averell
34-10 Health and nutrition
34-11 Health and nutrition
34-12 History
Box 35: Series 10---Subject File
35-1 History
35-2 Human interest
35-3 Islam
35-4 Jarrell, Randall
35-5 Johnson, Lyndon B.
35-6 Judaism
35-7 Kennedy, John F.
35-8 Kennedy, Robert F.
35-9 Korea
35-10 Kurdian, Harry
35-11 Labor
35-12 Language and literature
35-13 Lee, Robert E.
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35-14 Lifeline Radio
35-15 Lytle, Andrew
35-16 McCrady, Edward
35-17 McDowell, David
35-18 McLuhan, Marshall
35-19 Mencken, H.L.
Box 36: Series 10---Subject File
36-1 Metaphysics and psychic phenomena
36-2 Metaphysics and psychic phenomena
36-3 Metaphysics and psychic phenomena
36-4 Metaphysics and psychic phenomena
36-5 Metaphysics and psychic phenomena
36-6 Miscellany
36-7 National Review
36-8 Native Americans
36-9 New York City
36-10 Nixon, Richard
36-11 Pacifism
Box 37: Series 10---Subject File
37-1 Parrish, Maxfield
37-2 Peas from Tutankhamen’s tomb
37-3 People
37-4 Percy, Walker
37-5 Plays/concerts
37-6 Politics
37-7 Poverty
37-8 Products
37-9 Protests
37-10 Psychoanalysis
37-11 Quinn, John
Box 38: Series 10---Subject File
38-1 Race relations
38-2 Race relations
38-3 Reagan, Ronald
38-4 Religion
38-5 Religion
38-6 Restaurants
38-7 Science
38-8 Scientology
38-9 Selassie, Haile
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38-10 Schriver, Sargent
38-11 Stamp collecting
38-12 Swedenborgians
38-13 Tate, Allen
38-14 Travel
Box 39: Series 10---Subject Files
39-1 United Nations
39-2 University of Virginia
39-3 Vaughn, Sarah
39-4 Vietnam
39-5 Women’s rights
39-6 World War II
39-7 World War II
39-8 Yevtushenko, Yevgeny
39-9 Young Americans for Freedom
Box 40: Series 11---Financial Matters, and Series 12---Materials related to Father
Flye
Series 11---Financial Matters
40-1 Father Flye’s will, 1978. 1980, 1982
40-2 Property in Franklin County, TN, 1959, 1961
40-3 Burial plots at Sewanee, TN, 1975
40-4 Correspondence, 1975, 1980-82
Series 12---Materials related to Father Flye
40-5 Re: Father Flye---correspondence, n.d., 1974-77
40-6 Re: Father Flye---correspondence, 1978-79
40-7 Re: Father Flye---correspondence, 1980-82
40-8 Re: Father Flye---correspondence, Edward DeVany, 1982
40-9 Clippings, 1970, 1976, 1979, n.d.
40-10 Reading at St. Luke’s, 1976
40-11 Memorabilia
40-12 Memorabilia
Box 41: Series 13: Photography
41-1 Photography exhibit correspondence, n.d., 1979-80
41-2 Photography exhibit correspondence, re: Jimmy Carter, 1980
41-3 Photography exhibit correspondence, 1980
41-4 Photography exhibit correspondence, 1981-82
41-5 Photography exhibit correspondence, re: book project
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41-6 Conversations with Father Flye re: photography exhibit, 1980
41-7 Conversations with Father Flye re: photography exhibit, 1980
41-8 Conversations with Father Flye re: photography exhibit, 1908
41-9 Conversations with Father Flye re: photography exhibit, 1980
41-10 Conversations with Father Flye re: photography exhibit, 1980
Box 42: Series 13---Photography
42-1 Catalogue, 1980
42-2 Catalogue, drafts and galleys
42-3 Catalogue, drafts and galleys
42-4 Catalogue, drafts and galleys
42-5 Photography exhibit---clippings, 1980-82
42-6 Photography exhibit---financial records, 1980-81
42-7 Photography exhibit---grant application information, 1980
42-8 Photography exhibit---miscellaneous notes, n.d.
42-9 Photography exhibit---Exhibit Opening, St. Andrew’s, 1980
42-10 Photography exhibit---publicity, 1980, 1982
Box 43: Series 13---Photography
43-1 Photos 001-006 (1929-1932)
43-2 Photos 007-018 (1939)
43-3 Photos 019-029 (1939)
43-4 Photos 030-039 (1930)
43-5 Photos 040-049 (1939)
43-6 Photos 050-059 (1939)
43-7 Photos 060-069 (1939)
43-8 Photos 070-079 (1939)
43-9 Photos 080-089 (1939)
43-10 Photos 090-099 (1939)
43-11 Photos 100-109 (1939)
43-12 Photos 110-116 (1939)
43-13 Photos 117-131 (1939)
43-14 Photos 132-147 (1939)
43-15 Photos 148-161 (1939)
43-16 Photos 162-175 (1939)
43-17 Photos 176-189 (1939)
43-18 Photos 190-204 (1939)
43-19 Photos 205-215 (1939)
43-20 Photos 216-225 (1939)
43-21 Photos 226-235 (1939)
43-22 Photos 236-246 (1939)
43-23 Photos 247-258 (1939)
43-24 Photos 259-269 (1939)
43-25 Photos 270-279 (1939)
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Box 44: Series 13---Photography
44-1 Photos 280-290 (1939)
44-2 Photos 291-302 (1939)
44-3 Photos 303-314 (1939)
44-4 Photos 315-325 (1939)
44-5 Photos 326-336 (1939)
44-6 Photos 337-347 (1939)
44-7 Photos 348-358 (1939)
44-8 Photos 359-367 (1939)
44-9 Photos 368-376 (1939)
44-10 Photos 377-389 (1939)
44-11 Photos 390-401 (1939)
44-12 Photos 402-411 (1939)
44-13 Photos 412-421 (1939)
44-14 Photos 422-431 (1939)
44-15 Photos 432-443 (1939)
44-16 Photos 444-454 (1939)
44-17 Photos 455-465 (1939)
44-18 Photos 466-474 (1940)
44-19 Photos 475-483 (1940)
44-20 Photos 484-497 (1940)
44-21 Photos 498-511 (1940)
44-22 Photos 512-522 (1940)
44-23 Photos 523-534 (1940)
44-24 Photos 535-545 (1940)
44-25 Photos 546-555 (1940)
Box 45: Series 13---Photography
45-1 Photos 556-565 (1940)
45-2 Photos 566-577 (1940)
45-3 Photos 578-587 (1940)
45-4 Photos 588-597 (1940)
45-5 Photos 598-607 (1940)
45-6 Photos 608-620 (1940)
45-7 Photos 621-629 (1940)
45-8 Photos 630-639 (1940)
45-9 Photos 640-648 (1940)
45-10 Photos 649-658 (1940)
45-11 Photos 659-670 (1940)
45-12 Photos 671-683 (1940)
45-13 Photos 684-694 (1941)
45-14 Photos 695-705 (1941)
45-15 Photos 706-716 (1941)
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45-16 Photos 717-727 (1941)
45-17 Photos 728-737 (1941)
45-18 Photos 738-747 (1941)
45-19 Photos 748-757 (1941)
45-20 Photos 758-767 (1941)
45-21 Photos 768-777 (1941)
45-22 Photos 778-786 (1941)
45-23 Photos 787-796 (1941)
45-24 Photos 797-806 (1941)
45-25 Photos 807-814 (1941)
Box 46: Series 13---Photography
46-1 Photos 815-824 (1941)
46-2 Photos 825-834 (1941)
46-3 Photos 835-844 (1941)
46-4 Photos 845-852 (1941)
46-5 Photos 853-862 (1941)
46-6 Photos 863-872 (1941)
46-7 Photos 873-882 (1941)
46-8 Photos 883-892 (1941)
46-9 Photos 893-908 (1941)
46-10 Photos 909-918 (1942)
46-11 Photos 919-928 (1942)
46-12 Photos 929-938 (1942)
46-13 Photos 939-946 (1942)
46-14 Photos 947-958 (1942)
46-15 Photos 959-970 (1942)
46-16 Photos 971-982 (1942)
46-17 Photos 983-994 (1942)
46-18 Photos 995-1006 (1942)
46-19 Photos 1007-1017 (1942)
46-20 Photos 1018-1027 (1942)
46-21 Photos 1028-1036 (1942)
46-22 Photos 1037-1046 (1942)
46-23 Photos 1047-1056 (1942)
46-24 Photos 1057-1066 (1942)
46-25 Photos 1067-1077 (1942)
Box 47: Series 13---Photography
47-1 Photos 1078-1089 (1943)
47-2 Photos 1090-1101 (1943)
47-3 Photos 1102-1112 (1943)
47-4 Photos 1113-1118 (1943-1944)
47-5 Photos 1119-1128 (1947)
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47-6 Photos 1129-1137 (1947)
47-7 Photos 1138-1148 (1947)
47-8 Photos 1149 1153 (1947-1953)
47-9 Photos 1154-1166 (1956-1958)
47-10 Photos 1167-1177 (1956-1958)
47-11 Photos 1178-1187 (1957-1958)
47-12 Photos 1188-1197 (1957-1958)
47-13 Photos 1198-1207 (1957-1958)
47-14 Photos 1208-1218 (1957-1958)
47-15 Photos 1219-1229 (1957-1958)
47-16 Photos 1230-1242 (1957-1958)
47-17 Photos 1243-1252 (1957-1958)
47-18 Photos 1253-1262 (1957-1958)
47-19 Photos 1263-1273 (1957-1958)
47-20 Photos 1274-1284 (1957-1958)
47-21 Photos 1285-1297 (1957-1958)
47-22 Photos 1298-1311 (1957-1958)
47-23 Photos 1312-1334 (1957-1958)
47-24 Photos 1335-1344 (1957-1958)
47-25 Photos 1345-1356 (1957-1958)
Box 48: Series 13---Photography
48-1 Photos 1357-1365 (1957-1958)
48-2 Photos 1366-1375 (1957-1958)
48-3 Photos 1376-1387 (1957-1958)
48-4 Photos 1388-1397 (1957-1958)
48-5 Photos 1398-1407 (1957-1958)
48-6 Photos 1408-1415 (1957-1958)
48-7 Photos 1416-1427 (1959)
48-8 Photos 1428-1437 (1959)
48-9 Photos 1438-1449 (1959)
48-10 Photos 1450-1460 (1959)
48-11 Photos 1461-1470 (1959)
48-12 Photos 1471-1480 (1959)
48-13 Photos 1481-1490 (1959)
48-14 Photos 1491-1500 (1959)
48-15 Photos 1501- 1510 (1959)
48-16 Photos 1511-1520 (1959)
48-17 Photos 1521-1530 (1959-1960)
48-18 Photos 1531-1540 (1960)
48-19 Photos 1541-1550 (1960)
48-20 Photos 1551-1560 (1960)
48-21 Photos 1561-1570 (1960)
48-22 Photos 1571-1580 (1960)
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48-23 Photos 1581-1590 (1960)
48-24 Photos 1591-1600 (1960)
48-25 Photos 1601-1610 (1960)
Box 49: Series 13---Photography
49-1 Photos 1611-1620 (1960)
49-2 Photos 1621-1630 (1961)
49-3 Photos 1631-1640 (1961)
49-4 Photos 1641-1650 (1961)
49-5 Photos 1651-1660 (1961)
49-6 Photos 1661-1670 (1961)
49-7 Photos 1671-1680 (1961)
49-8 Photos 1681-1690 (1961)
49-9 Photos 1691-1700 (1961)
49-10 Photos 1701-1710 (1961)
49-11 Photos 1711-1720 (1961)
49-12 Photos 1721-1730 (1961)
49-13 Photos 1731-1740 (1961)
49-14 Photos 1741-1750 (1961)
49-15 Photos 1751-1760 (1961)
49-16 Photos 1761-1770 (1961)
49-17 Photos 1771-1780 (1961)
49-18 Photos 1781-1790 (1961)
49-19 Photos 1791-1800 (1961)
49-20 Photos 1801-1810 (1961)
49-21 Photos 1811-1820 (1961)
49-22 Photos 1821-1830 (1961)
49-23 Photos 1831-1840 (1962)
49-24 Photos 1841-1850 (1962)
49-25 Photos 1851-1860 (1962)
Box 50: Series 13---Photography
50-1 Photos 1861-1870 (1962)
50-2 Photos 1871-1880 (1962)
50-3 Photos 1881-1890 (1962)
50-4 Photos 1891-1900 (1962)
50-5 Photos 1901-1910 (1962)
50-6 Photos 1911-1920 (1962)
50-7 Photos 1921-1930 (1962)
50-8 Photos 1931-1940 (1962)
50-9 Photos 1941-1950 (1963)
50-10 Photos 1951-1960 (1963)
50-11 Photos 1961-1970 (1963)
50-12 Photos 1971-1980 (1963)
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50-13 Photos 1981-1990 (1963)
50-14 Photos 1991-2000 (1963)
50-15 Photos 2001-2010 (1963)
50-16 Photos 2011-2020 (1963)
50-17 Photos 2021-2030 (1963)
50-18 Photos 2031-2040 (1964)
50-19 Photos 2041-2050 (1964)
50-20 Photos 2051-2060 (1964)
50-21 Photos 2061-2070 (1964)
50-22 Photos 2071-2080 (1964)
50-23 Photos 2081-2090 (1964)
50-24 Photos 2091-2100 (1964)
50-25 Photos 2101-2110 (1964)
Box 51: Series 13---Photography
51-1 Photos 2111-2120 (1964)
51-2 Photos 2121-2130 (1964)
51-3 Photos 2131-2140 (1964)
51-4 Photos 2141-2150 (1964)
51-5 Photos 2151-2160 (1964)
51-6 Photos 2161-2170 (1964)
51-7 Photos 2171-2180 (1964)
51-8 Photos 2181-2190 (1964)
51-9 Photos 2191-2200 (1964)
51-10 Photos 2201-2210 (1938, 1940)
51-11 Photos 2211-2220 (1938, 1953, 1965)
51-12 Photos 2221-2230 (1965)
51-13 Photos 2231-2240 (1965)
51-14 Photos 2241-2250 (1965)
51-15 Photos 2251-2260 (1965)
51-16 Photos 2261-2270 (1965)
51-17 Photos 2271-2280 (1966)
51-18 Photos 2281-2290 (1966)
51-19 Photos 2291-2300 (1966)
51-20 Photos 2301-2310 (1966)
51-21 Photos 2311-2320 (1966)
51-22 Photos 2321-2330 (1966)
51-23 Photos 2331-2340 (1966)
51-24 Photos 2341-2350 (1966)
51-25 Photos 2351-2360 (1966)
Box 52: Series 13---Photography
52-1 Photos 2361-2370 (1967)
52-2 Photos 2371-2380 (1967)
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52-3 Photos 2381-2390 (1967)
52-4 Photos 2391-2400 (1967)
52-5 Photos 2401-2410 (1967)
52-6 Photos 2411-2420 (1967)
52-7 Photos 2421-2430 (1967)
52-8 Photos 2431-2440 (1967)
52-9 Photos 2441-2450 (1967)
52-10 Photos 2451-2460 (1967)
52-11 Photos 2461-2470 (1967)
52-12 Photos 2471-2480 (1967)
52-13 Photos 2481-2490 (1967)
52-14 Photos 2491-2500 (1968)
52-15 Photos 2501-2510 (1968)
52-16 Photos 2511-2520 (1968)
52-17 Photos 2521-2530 (1968)
52-18 Photos 2531-2540 (1968)
52-19 Photos 2541-2550 (1969)
52-20 Photos 2551-2560 (1969)
52-21 Photos 2561-2570 (1969)
52-22 Photos 2571-2580 (1969)
52-23 Photos 2581-2590 (1969)
52-24 Photos 2591-2600 (1969)
52-25 Photos 2601-2610 (1969)
Box 53: Series 13---Photography
53-1 Photos 2611-2620 (1970)
53-2 Photos 2621-2630 (1970)
53-3 Photos 2631-2640 (1970)
53-4 Photos 2641-2680 (1947-Paris)
53-5 Photos 2681-2720 (1947-Paris)
53-6 Photos 2721-2760 (1947-France and Italy)
53-7 Photos 2761-2770 (1947-Italy)
53-8 Photos 2771-2780 (1947-Italy)
53-9 Photos 2781-2790 (1947-Italy)
53-10 Photos 2791-2800 (1947-Italy)
53-11 Photos 2801-2810 (1947-Italy)
53-12 Photos 2811-2820 (1947-Italy)
53-13 Photos 2921-2830 (1947-Italy)
53-14 Photos 2831-2840 (1947-Italy)
53-15 Photos 2841-2850 (1947-Italy)
53-16 Photos 2851-2860 (1947-Italy)
53-17 Photos 2861-2870 (1947-Italy)
53-18 Photos 2871-2880 (1947-Italy)
53-19 Photos 2881-2890 (1947-Italy)
53-20 Photos 2891-2900 (1947-Italy)
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53-21 Photos 2901-2910 (1947-Italy)
53-22 Photos 2911-2920 (1947-Italy)
53-23 Photos 2921-2930 (1940s,1950s-St. Andrew’s School)
53-24 Photos 2931-2940 (1940s,1950s-St. Andrew’s School)
53-25 Photos 2941-2950 (Father Flye)
Box 54: Series 13---Photography
54-1 Photos 2951-2960 (Father Flye)
54-2 Photos 2961-2970 (Father Flye)
54-3 Photos 2971-2980 (Father Flye)
54-4 Photos 2981-2990 (Father Flye)
54-5 Photos 2991-3000 (Father Flye)
54-6 Photos 3001-3010 (Father Flye)
54-7 Photo album, c. 1910-Lakeland, Florida
54-8 Photo album, 1924-Milwaukee friends
54-9 Photos 3011-3020 (1952- O’ban festival, New York City)
54-10 Photos 3021-3030 (1920s,1960s-Order of the Holy Cross)
54-11 Photos 3031-3040 (1920s, 1960s-Order of the Holy Cross)
54-12 Photos 3041-3050 (1920s, 1960s-Order of the Holy Cross)
54-13 Photos 3051-3060 and memorabilia (1920s-Order of the Holy Cross)
54-14 Photos 3061-3070 (1940s, 1960s-miscellaneous)
54-15 Photos 3071-3080 (1940s, 1960s-miscellaneous)
54-16 Photos 3081-3090 (1920s, 1960s-miscellaneous)
54-17 Photos 3091-3100 (1950s, 1960s, 1970s-miscellaneous)
54-18 Photos 3101-3110 (1920s, 1960s, 1970s-miscellaneous)
54-19 Photos 3111-3120 (1940s-Nashville)
54-20 Photos 3121-3130 (1940s-Nahsville, St. Andrew’s School)
54-21 Photos 3131-3140 (1940-Photo exhibition, Sewanee, TN)
54-22 Photos 3141-3150 (1940s-New York City)
54-23 Photos 3151-3160 (with correspondence-Jane Fletcher &Evelyn Draper {3},
Dorothea ? {4}, Harvey & Ethel Simmonds {1}, Alexis Levitin {1}, F. Gavin {1})
Box 55: Series 13---Photography
55-1 Photos 3161-3170 (1940s-New York City)
55-2 Photos 3171-3180 (1940s-New York City)
55-3 Photos 3181-3190 (1940s-New York City)
55-4 Photos 3191-3200 (1940s-New York City)
55-5 Photos3201-3210 (1915-1960s-miscellaneous)
55-6 Photos3211-3220 (1950s, 1960s-miscellaneous)
55-7 Photos3221-3230 (1920s, 1960s-miscellaneous)
55-8 Photos3231-3240 (1950s, 1960s-miscellaneous)
55-9 Photos 3241-3250 (1950s, 1960s-miscellaneous)
55-10 Photos 3251-3260 (1910s, 1960s-miscellaneous)
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55-11 Photos 3261-3270 (Extra publicity photos of Father Flye)
Box 56: Series 14---Audio Tapes
1. James Agee-The Quiet One, reel 1. 7” tape
James Agee narrating the film he and Helen Levittt made. This is a copy made for
Father Flye by Peter Fritsch, brother of Agee’s third wife, Mia.
2. James Agee-The Quiet One, reel 2. 7” tape
3. Bride Comes to Yellow Sky (commentary). 7” tape
Side 1. Bride Comes toYellow Sky, followed by commentary
Side 2. not full
Apparently recorded from television.
4. James Agee to Grace Houghton Flye (Father Flye’s wife) and quotations and poems
7” tape
5. Poems and radio programs about nutrition and alcoholism. 7” tape
6. James Agee to Grace Houghton Flye. 7” tape
James Agee letter to Mrs. Flye made by Agee for Mrs. Flye’s birthday.
7. Copy of Agee’s letter to Mrs. Flye. 3” tape
8. James Agee reading from his own and others’ poetry. 5” tape
9. James Agee speaking or reading in 1953. 5” tape
10. James Agee reciting and reading. 7” tape
10a. Selections from Agee in his own voice. 3” tape. Approximately first 75 feet blank.
11. James Agee, Lincoln, Script I. Television script by Agee. 5” tape
12. James Agee, Lincoln, Script II. 5” tape
13. James Agee, Lincoln script; letter from Mrs.Wittenbach to Father Flye. 5” tape
14. James Agee, Introduction to Lincoln ; President Nixon, April 26, 1972
Box 57: Series 14---Audio Tapes
15. Martha Deane: Interview with Father Flye about James Agee, July 25, 1962. 7” tape
16. Interview with Father Flye and Dwight MacDonald , Aug. 5, 1962, for Camera 3;
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The Way to Go, Oct. 13, 1963, Father Flye about James Agee. 5”tape
17. Side 1. re: The Letters of James Agee to Father Flye
Side 2. Interview with Father Flye for Camera 3, Aug. 5, 1962. 3” tape
18. Father Flye talks at Friends School, N.Y. 5 “ tape
19. Father Flye talks about James Agee. 3 “ tape
20. Letters from Mrs. Wittenbach and to Laura Agee Wright. 5 “ tape
21. From Father Flye to Mrs. Wright from Omaha, 1959. 5 “ tape
22. Mrs. Wright talking with Father Flye, 1962. 5 “ tape
23. A Mr. A.L.Agee of Detroit talking with Father Flye in 1963; Aldous Huxley reading
Brave New World. 5 “ tape
24. Father Flye speaking of a portrait of James Agee at age 11 painted by Mrs. Flye. 7 “
tape
25. Andrew Kesler and Father Flye. 5 “ tape
26. Kesler, then Patty Wallace, on Agee. 5 ‘ tape
27. Side 1 Under Milkwood.
Side 2 Patty Wallace and Father Flye talking about James Agee. 5 “ tape
28. Side 1 David McDowell reading an essay by Robert Penn Warren
Side 2 Bruce Spang and Father Flye talking about James Agee. 5 “ tape
29. Father Flye and George Moore about James Agee, May 1971. 7 “ tape
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30. Side 1 Paul Dell and Father Flye talking about James Agee.
Side 2 Robert Costa talking about Oxford. 7 “ tape
31. Victor Kramer and Father Flye talking about James Agee. 7 “ tape
32. Olaf Hansen and Father Flye. 7 “ tape
33. St. Barnabas Church, Omaha, Trinity Sunday 1959. Mass, Confirmation, and
Sermon. Bishop Brinker. 5 “ tape
34. Sermons, Father Flye, 1959. 5 “ tape
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35. Omaha---sermon and talk about the Church by Father Flye, 1959. 7 “ tape
36. Beginning of a talk by Father Flye at a funeral service in 1960. 3 “ tape
37. Two sermons by Father Flye, Aug. 7, 1966 and Aug. 20, 1967. 3 “ tape
38. Sermons by Father Flye, Summer 1967. 5 “ tape
39. Sermon, Aug. 4, 1968. 3 “ tape.
40. Sermons, July 1969. 3 “ tape
41. Sermon, Aug. 1969. 3 “ tape
42. Father Flye celebrating a low mass, Aug. 1968. 3 “ tape
43. Sermons by Father Flye, 1970. Cassette.
44. Sermons, Aug. 1971. Cassette
45. Father Flye-sermon. Cassette
46. Father Gerald Vann. 7 ‘ tape
47. Side 1 Music
Side 2 Father Flye ---reading
48. Side 1 Alan Lomax on Voice of Firestone, June 1959
Side 2 Voice of Firestone. 5 “ tape
Box 59: Series 14---Audio Tapes
49. Father Mathiessen and Father Flye; then Thurber; then Edwin O’Connor. 5 ‘ tape
50. Maple Tree. 3 “ tape
51. “Love Is Blue”; then about the Maple Tree. 3 “ tape
52. Election 1964. 3 “ tape
53. Presidential election, 1968. 3 “ tape
54. Comments on current events, 1968. 3 “ tape
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55. Comments on launching Apollo to the moon, 1969. 3 ‘ tape
56. Side 1 Comments by Father Flye on current events, Nov. 1972
Side 2 Telephone conversation with Robert Costa. 3 “ tape
57. Comments on campaign and presidential election of 1972. 3 “ tape
58. Father Flye’s comments on the election of Jimmy Carter, 1976. 3 “ tape
59. Side 1 Greetings from friends
Side 2 Father Flye’s thoughts on the class of 1958. 5 “ tape
60. Father Flye---recollections, 1959. 5 “ tape
61. Leaving Omaha, 1959; in New York, 1960-1963. 5 “ tape
62. Abu Latif; French poems. 5 “ tape
63. Dictation, Aug. 1960---New York, Bahamas, Stroops. 3 “ tape
64. Coming to New York, Sept. 1959. 3 “ tape
65. New Year’s Eve, 1961. Recollections, Feb. 1961. Christmas Eve 1962. 5 “ tape
66. Sept. 1961-June 1962. Schools opening and closing. 3 “ tape
67. Comments by Father Flye, 1962, 1965, 1968. 5 “ tape
Box 60: Series 14---Audio Tapes
68. To Senator Gore; Maine, family, Sept. 1965. 3 “ tape
69. Beginning of comment on New Year’s Eve, 1966 and 1967 and statement on
difficulty in verbal expression. 3 “ tape
70. Comment by Father Flye about physical state, July 1967. 3 “ tape
71. Father Flye on his physical state, June 1967. 3 “ tape
72. As to anniversaries; mention of Dr. Hanna. 3 “ tape
73. Start of a dictation, 1970. 3 “ tape
74. Father Flye on his physical state; letter to Martha Deane, 1970. 3 “ tape
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75. Start of a recording by Father Flye; Leacock College. Cassette
76. Comment on current changes in the Church and St. Luke’s, 1971. 3 “ tape
77. Father Flye’s comments on increasing difficulty in written expression, April 1973.
3 “ tape
78. Father Flye’s comments on his situation and questions about the future, 1973. 3 “
tape
79. Father Flye and Harvey Simmonds, Jan. 1, 1975. Cassette
79a. Copy of 79.
79b. Copy of 79.
80. Beginning of comments, New Year’s, 1977. 3 “ tape
81. Father Flye; Robert Costa, Sept. 1977. 3 “ tape
82. Father Flye on memory, June 1978. 3 “ tape
Box 61: Series 14---Audio Tapes
83. Father Flye on his 95th birthday, Oct. 1979. Cassette
84. Letter from Father Flye to Father Pestina. 3 “ tape
85. Letter to Bishop Claiborne, 1966. 3 “ tape
86. Letter to Lee Graham; taped interview with Lowell Thomas. 3 “ tape
87. Robert Costa. 5 “ tape
88. Robert Costa and Father Flye. 5 “ tape
89. Robert Costa, Aug. 1964. 3 “ tape
90. Robert Costa and Charles Gale, Aug. 1968. 5 “ tape
91. Side 1 Robert Costa and Father Flye
Side 2 Robert Lowell reading from his poems, Sept. 1969. 5 “ tape
92. Robert Costa and Father Flye, 1970? 5 “ tape
93. Robert Costa and Father Flye, April 1970. 5 “ tape
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94. Robert Costa and Father Flye, Jan. 1971. 5 “ tape
95. Side 1 Carleton Fredericks; then Robert Costa and Father Flye
Side 2 Martha Deane program, 1972. 5 “ tape
96. Robert Costa, 1971. 7 “ tape
97. Robert Costa, 1971. Cassette
98. Robert Costa and Father Flye, March 1972. 7 “ tape
99. Father Flye and Robert Costa, Dec. 1973. 4 “ tape.
100. Letter to Bishop Hart. 3 “ tape
Box 62: Series 14---Audio Tapes
101. Charles Gale to Father Flye, April 1962. 5 “ tape
102. Selections on death read by Charles Gale, July 1962. 5 “ tape
103. Charles Gale talking to Father Flye and reading Yeats and Frost, 1963. 4 “ tape
104. Letter from Charles Gale, April 1967. 3 “ tape
105. Charles Gale to Father Flye, Feb. 1966. 3 “ tape
106. Charles Gale---music, English selections, Dr. Faustus, Yeats. 5 “ tape
107. John Zeigel to Father Flye, June 1959. 5 “ tape
108. John Zeigel and Father Flye, 1960. 5 “ tape
109. Man Sing Eng. Cassette
110. Man Sing Eng and Father Flye. 3 “ tape
111. Man Sing Eng talking with Father Flye, Sept. 1971. 3 “ tape
112. Dick Needles, May 1964. 3 “ tape
113. Dick Needles, June 1966. 3 “ tape
114. Father Flye and Dick Needles, May 1964. 5 “ tape
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115. Alexis Levitin talking with Father Flye, Jan.1972. 5 “ tape
116. Alexis Levitin and Father Flye, 1964. 5 “ tape
117. Scientology, Nathan Hightower; Carleton Fredericks. 5 “ tape
118. Scientology or Dianetics; Nathan Hightower and Father Flye, 1960. 5 “ tape
119. Scientology---Nathan Hightower, Nov. 1963. 5 “ tape
Box 63: Series 14---Audio Tapes
120. Father Flye and Jackie, a homeless woman, Oct. 1963. 3 “ tape
121. Father Flye and Jackie, Nov. 1966. 3 “ tape
122. Father Flye and Jackie, Nov. 1967. 5 “ tape
123. Bob Laing, Martha Wittenbach, January 1959. 5 “ tape
124. Martha Wittenbach, April 1959. 5 “ tape
125. Chris and Todd, neighborhood children. 3 “ tape
126. Letter from Tom Kenyon, July 1964; partial recording of The Inferno. 3 “ tape
127. Phil Suttler, Verne Homsher, homeless men. 3 “ tape
128. Side 1 Cleveland Amory
Side 2 Monica, indigent woman. 3 “ tape
129. Noel Parmentel. 3 “ tape
130. Letter from the Rev. Thomas N. Lyons, early 1960s. 3 “ tape
131. Don Yorks, April 1964. 3 “ tape
132. Letter from Edward Simmen, Oct. 1964. 3 “ tape
133. About Jack Smith. 3 “ tape
134. Friday Group, Wichita; Mrs. Armstrong, 1961. 5 “ tape
135. Bob Temple and Father Flye, Oct. 1963. 3 “ tape
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136. Father Flye with Bart and Eleanor. 7 “ tape
137. Humorous lecture, March 1969. 3 “ tape
138. Father Flye and Stephen Henderson, March and Dec. 1969 and Oct. 1970. 7 “ tape
Box 64: Series 14---Audio Tapes
139. Father Flye and Benjamin Branch. 7 “ tape
140. Agnes Vadas playing Bach, Oct. 1979. Cassette
141. Father Flye and David Herwaldt. 7 “ tape
142. Father Flye and David Herwaldt. 7 “ tape
143. Father Flye and David Herwaldt. 7 “ tape
144. Father Flye and David Herwaldt. 7 “ tape
145. Father Flye and David Herwaldt. 7 “ tape
146. Father Flye, Jan. 1982. Cassette
147-153. Transcriptions of Soundscriber discs recorded by Father Flye, Wichita, 19561958. Cassettes
147. Discs 1-5, June 1956-April 1957
148. Discs 6-9A, April 1957-July 1957
149. Discs 9B-14B (first half), Aug. 1957-Oct. 1957
150. Discs 14B (second half)-16 (partial), Oct. 1957-NewYear’s Day, 1958.
151. Discs 16-20 (partial), Jan. 1958-Spring 1960.
152. Disc 20 (completed).
153. Father Flye’s attempt to clarify Discs 4A&B and 5 A&B.
154. Father Flye and Nina Stroop, Spring 1960. 5 “ tape
155. Reception for Father Flye at the opening of his photography exhibit at St.
Andrew’s, Oct. 10, 1980. Cassette
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