(A collection of photocopies, many from rare and early dance books)
| Call # | Title | Author |
|---|---|---|
| A030.09 | Winsor Knot (of Ruby Hue) | Pat Shaw |
| A030.14 | Pat Shaw’s Dance Class Notes, Pinewoods 1974 | Pat Shaw |
| A030.15 | Predominantly Pat Shaw, Germantown Country Dancers, Philadelphia, PA Spring Ball Dances, May 4, 1985 | Pat Shaw |
| A079 | Dance Band Tunes, Orchestra scores (11pp.) | Anonymous |
| A084 | Choice Collection of Country Dances | John & William Neal, ed., Dublin [1726] |
| A085 | Six New Minuets and Twelve Country Dances | H. Bishop, London 1788 |
| A086 | Quadrille & Cotillion Panorama | Thomas Wilson, London 1819 |
| A087 | Excerpts from Thomas Wilson’s book “A Description of the correct method of Waltzing” 1816 | [Genny Shimer, English Dance Week, Pinewoods Camp, 1982] |
| A088 | Twenty Four Country Dances for the Year 1764 | Chas. & Saml. Thompson, London 1764 (2 copies) |
| A089 | A Concise & Easy Method of Learning the Figuring Part of Country Dances by way of Characters | Nicholas Dukes |
| A090 | The Address or An Essay on Deportment as Chiefly Relating to the Person in Dancing | Thomas Wilson, London 1821 (2 copies) |
| A092 | The Country Bumpkin: Music and Figures from An Unidentified Collection | 1 page |
| A093 | Sixteen Cotillions, Sixteen Minuets, Twelve Allemands and Twelve Hornpipes | James Fishar, Covent Garden, London [1788] |
| A094 | A New Square Dance, The Princess Margaret’s Fancy | Composed on the Occasion of HRH’s Visit to Cecil Sharp House, June 21, 1949 (Uncredited, 4 copies) |
| A095 | J.T. Craven’s Sixteenth Set of Quadrilles, The Airs | J.T. Craven |
| A096 | No. 2 Kauntze’s Collection of Original & Selected Music | G. Kauntze, London (3pp.) |
| A097.1 | Compilation of Country Dances & Music, A-L | James E. Morrison, comp. |
| A097.2 | Compilation of Country Dances & Music, M-Z | James E. Morrison, comp. |
| A098 | The Ladies Mirror or Mental Companion for the Year 1796 | S. Chapple, London, 1796 |
| A099 | Longman & Broderip’s Third Selection of the Most Favorite Country Dances, Reels, etc. | Longman & Broderip, London |
| A100 | Twenty Four New Cotillons or French Dances | Longman, London |
| A101 | Le Sylph: An Elegant Collection of Country Dances | Thomas Wilson |
| A102 | Six New Minuets and Twelve Country Dances, 1788 | H. Bishop, London 1788 |
| A103 | Guy Mannering: Quadrilles, White’s 52nd set | John Charles White, London |
| A104 | A Favorite Set of Scotch Quadrilles Performed by Gow’s Band | London |
| A105 | Longman and Broderip’s Selection of the Most Favorite Country Dances, Reels, etc. | Longman and Broderip, London |
| A106 | Variety of English Country Dances for the Present Year | Matthew Welch, continued from 1767 |
| A107 | Lady Townesend’s Delight (from Country Dances, Vol I) | I.E. Weyland, |
| A112.4 | The Dancing Master, Vol. I, 4th ed. | John Playford |
| A113.1 | The Dancing Master, Vol. III 2nd ed. | John Playford |
| A114.2 | The Dancing Master, Vol. IV, 1st ed. | John Playford |
| A115 | The Rise of English Country Longways Dancing and Five dances from Richard Wellington’s Choice Collection (1700) | Anita F. A. Newman, UCLA, M.A. in Dance, 1983 |
| A116 | An Analysis of Country Dancing | Thomas Wilson, London 1808 |
| A117 | Dances from Obscure or Unpublished Sources, Presented at Pinewoods 1978 | Helene Cornelius |
| A122.1 | Rutherford’s Compleat Collection of 200 of the Most Celebrated Country Dances, Vol 1, 1756 | David Rutherford, London 1756 |
| A122.2 | Rutherford’s Compleat Collection of 200 of the Most Celebrated Country Dances, Vol 2, 1760 | David Rutherford, London 1760 |
| A123.1-5 | Thompson’s Compleat Collection, 1-5 | Chas. & Saml. Thompson, London [1780] |
| A128 | Dance Charts | Taubert/Lanz (2 copies) |
| A130.5 | A Choice Collection of 200 Favourite Country Dances, Vol 5 | Jonathan Johnson, London 1750 |
| A131.2 | Doctor Vincent’s Delight or Vera’s Victory | Charles Bolton, Harrow Folk Dance Club, 1983 |
| A133 | A Collection of Minuets | William Napier, London |
| A136 | A Book of Dances for Pittsburgh YWCA Festival, May 19-21, 1967 | May Gadd |
| A137.1 | The English Country Dance: An Interview with Pat Shaw by Hugh Rippon | Hugh Rippon, ed., 1966 |
| A138 | Twenty Four Country Dances for the Year 1782 | T. Skillern, London 1782 |
| A139 | English Tunes Common to Playford’s Dancing Master… | Margaret Dean-Smith, Royal Academy of Music Journal 1952 |
| A140 | Twenty Four Country Dances for the Year 1812 | John Conway, compiled, Bury St. Edmunds 1812 |
| A141 | Pinewoods 1987 Resource Sheet | Christine Helwig, 1987 |
| A142 | Dances for the Jane Austen Ball | Roy Dommett, n.d. |
| A143 | Social Dances Collected in the Southern Counties | Roy Dommett, n.d. |
| A145 | Thompson’s Twenty Four Country Dances for 1798 | Chas. & Saml. Thompson |
| A146 | G. Walker’s Collection of Favorite Dances 1815 | G. Walker, London 1815 |
| A148.1-6 | Twelfth Night Celebration and Christmas Revels, 1-7, 1983-1989 | Arkansas Country Dance Society, Little Rock, 1983-1989 |
| A149 | Twenty Four Country Dances for the Years 1732 and 1736 | John Walsh, London |
| A150 | In the Beginning…The Origin of the English Country Dance! | Ken Reed, Durant Center, Alexandria, Dec. 14, 1988 |
| A167.4 | Newcastle I and II: An Account of Known Variations on a Country Dance Theme | Geoff Mendham and Tom Cook, EFDSS, 1985 |
| A167.5 | Mr. Confesse, His Tune (a dance interpretation) | Tom Cook, 1986 |
| A167.6 | Put Up Thy Dagger, Jemy (a dance interpretation) | Tom Cook, 1986 |
| A172 | Eric’s First Dance Book | Eric Leber, 1979 |
| B035 | “The Image of the Clown in the Contemporary Arts: A Metaphor of the Self” by Samuel Howard Miller, and “The Image of the Clown in the Contemporary Arts: The Lord of Disorder” by Wolfgang M. Zucker | ARC Directions 5, New York, 1967 |
| B036 | ‘Badby’ Morris – Windsor Morris Style | Jenny Joyce, 1984 (typescript handed out at Pinewoods) |
| B038 | Morris and Sword Information – loose collection of material | |
| B039 | The Long Foot-up | Jim Bartlett |
| B040 | Morris Dance Instructions in Manuscript Notes | Roberta Yerkes Blanshard, |
| B041 | Old Meg of Herefordshire [1609]. | copied from Misallanea Antiqua Anglicana, 1816 |
| B044 | Article about Abbot’s Bromley Horn Dance. | Notes and Queries, June 17, 1933 |
| B045 | The Morrice Men. | Douglas Kennedy |
| B046 | Cotswold Morris: Heyday, Decline and Revival. | Russell Wortley |
| B053 | The Morris Dancer, No. 2 Nov. 1978. | |
| B054 | Morris Dance, vertical file of clippings… | |
| C017 | Papa Stour – Shetland Sword Dance Instructions | Anon. |
| C022 | Clog Steps Taught at Beginning Clog Class at Pinewoods, Second Dance Week, 1977 | Peter Brown |
| C026 | Step Dance | Ian Dunmur, 1984 |
| C027 | Ampleforth Sword Dance – Complete Play [typescript from Sharp, 1913 Book III, pp.52-76] | Cecil J. Sharp |
| C028 | Chase That Rabbit (from Long Journey Home: Folklife in the South), Chapel Hill, North Carolina | Stephen March and David Holt |
| C037 | Flamborough Sword Dance instructions and music [typescript] | |
| D034 and D035 | A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Songs and Incidental Music (piano-vocal score) | Cecil J. Sharp |
| D040 | International Folk Dances from Maine Folk Dance Camp, Bridgeton, Maine, ca. 1962 | |
| D046 | A Collection of Various Versions and Scraps of Mummers Plays from the 1950s and 1960s. | Russ Houghton |
| D048 | The Mock Wedding: Folk Drama in Saskatchewan and the Plain States (in Folklife Center News, Summer 1989) | Michael Taft |
| D050 | John Barleycorn: Script and Program, Boston Arts Festival, performed by John Langstaff and the dancers and musicians of the Country Dance Society, 1961 | John Bremer |
| E040 | Terli Terlow: A Christmas Carol from R. Houghton papers (sheet music; arr. for SAT recorders) (Coventry Mystery Play) |
Beatrice Kane McLain |
| F043 | John Barleycorn | John Kennedy (collected from Bert Edwards) |
| F058-F064 | Folk Songs (including Folk-Songs Various, Folk-Songs From Somerset, Folk-Songs For Schools and Folk-Song Carols) | Cecil J. Sharp and Ralph Vaughan Williams |
| F125 | Collection of English Folk Songs and Ballads | |
| F133 | Songsheet: Oats and Beans and other songs (3 copies) | Hazel Pilcher, et al. |
| F134.1 | Songs Taught at Pinewoods, 18 August, 1974 | Pat Shaw |
| G039.4 | Yr Hudoles (The Dance) | Gwyn Bangor |
| G039.5 | Welsh Dances: [Abergenny; Chwe dawns hawdd (six easy dances); Horned ram; Dwy ddawns hawdd (two simple step dances); Pont caerodor; Pont cleddau (Cleddau Bridge); Rasus conwy (Conway Races); Rhif wyth (figure eight), longways dance from llan; Ty coch caerdydd (Cardiff red house); Sawdl y fuwch from Edward Jones (1794); Tair dawns cymdeithasol (three social dances) | Lois Blake; Padrig Farfog; Pat Shaw; Cicely Howells; Welsh Folk Dance Society |
| G048-G049 | Five Manx Folk Dances, Set I and Seven Manx Folk Dances Set II (2 copies) | Mona Douglas |
| G061 | Twenty Four Original Irish Dances | Hime's Musical Circulating Library, Dublin |
| G063 | The Scots Musical Museum | John Aitken |
| G064 | Ten New Fashionable Irish Dances For The Piano Forte or Harp | Alexander Wills |
| G067 | Dancing Taught Without A Master: The Ballroom Companion Containing All The Fashionable Dances of the Day | J. Daniel and Son, Aberdeen, 1879 |
| G068 | Welsh Dances Presented by Alexander Hamilton | Mae Fraley |
| G071 | History of Irish Dancing (Stair Na Rinci Gaelacha) [typescript] | Le Cormac Mac Fhionnlaoich |
| H011 | Les Danses Carrées v.1 | Michel Cartier |
| J014 | Musician’s Omnibus vols.1-7 | Elias Howe |
| J017.1 | Twenty Four American Country Dances as Danced by the British during the Winter Quarters at Philadelphia, New York and Charlestown (3 copies) | Mr. Cantelo |
| J017.2 | Admired Airs Arranged as Cotillions for the Flute and Violin with Figures | Firth & Hall |
| J017.3 | Complete Practical Guide to the Art of Dancing, 1864 | Thomas Hillgrove |
| J023 | Ryan’s Mammoth Collection of 1050 Reels and Jigs…and How to Play Them (excerpt of pages not found in Cole’s 1000 Fiddle Tunes) | |
| J035.1 | Contra Dancing: Traditional with Modern Frills | David M. Schwartz, 1979 |
| J036 | Syllabus for the Rickey Holden Contra Dance Workshop, 1956 | Rickey Holden |
| J037.1 | Contra Workshop Syllabus, Folk Dance House, 1954-1955 | Ralph Page |
| J051 | The Clog Dance Book, 1930 | Helen Frost |
| J052 | Clog and Character Dances, 1928 | Helen Frost |
| J054 | Clog Dancing Made Easy | Henry Tucker |
| J070.2 | Some West Virginia Square Dance Calls | Robert G. Dalsemer |
| J132 | Playparty Games and Square Dances Taught at The Ozark Folk Center | Ozark Folk Center Leaders |
| J141 | Dick’s Quadrille Call-Book and Ball-Room Prompter, 1878 | Dick & Fitzgerald, New York |
| J144.1 & J144.2 | Howe’s Fifty Contra Dances: Hornpipes, Reels, Jigs No. 1 and No. 2 | Elias Howe |
| J145 | Clark Cotillion Collection (American Sheet Music Containing Cotillions) | Index by John M. Forbes |
| J145.5 | Bingham’s Cotillion For the PianoForte | F. Johnson |
| J146 | Unidentified tune collection | Howe’s School for the Flute, 1843 |
| J147 | It’s Fun to Square Dance Southern Appalachian Calls and Figures | Bascom Lamar Lunsford and George Myers Stephens, 1942 |
| J150.1 | A Treatise on Dancing | Saltator, 1802 |
| J151 | Collection of New Cotillions for the Pianoforte, 1806 | Mr. Berault |
| J152 | Clog, Jig & Reel and Song & Dance Instructor | |
| J153 | Collection of the Most Fashionable Cotillions and Contra Dances | F. C. Schaffer, 1810 |
| J154 | J. W. Pepper & Son’s Universal Dancing Master, 1882 | Lucien O. Carpenter |
| J155 | The Fashionable Dancer’s Casket or the Ball-Room Instructor, 1856 | Charles Durang |
| J156 | Durang’s Terpsichore, or Ballroom Guide, 1849 | Charles Durang |
| J157 | American Ladies’ Pocket Book…New Country Dances and Waltzes for 1818 | |
| J158 | Square Dancing in the Mountains of Eastern Kentucky | Richard Jett & Helen Price Stacy |
| J159 | Collection of the Most Favorite Cottillions for the Pianoforte, Violin or German Flute | G. E. Blake, Philadelphia, 1810 |
| J160 | Willig’s Collection of Popular Country Dances | G. Willig, Philadelphia |
| J161 | Collection of the Newest Cotillions and Country Dances, 1794 | John Griffiths |
| J162 | New Country Dances in the Lady’s Monitor, 1801 | |
| J163 | Decatur’s March | P. L. Duport, Baltimore |
| J164 | The African Dance | G. Graupner, Boston |
| J165 | Admired Cottillions For Balls and Private Parties | Bourne, New York |
| J166 | Young’s Vocal and Instrumental Musical Miscellany | Dodds and Claus, New York |
| J167 | A New Academy of Compliments, or The Lover’s Secretary, 1795 | |
| J168 | Columbia, a New Country Dance (transcription) | Philo Musico [pseud], 1790 |
| J169 | The Gentleman & Lady’s Companion, 1798 | John Trumbull |
| J170 | The Gentleman & Lady’s Companion, 1799 | Oliver Farnsworth, Newport |
| J171 | Ode To May | D. Darwin & James Fisin |
| J172 | The Echo or, Federal Songster, 1799 | Various Authors, Merriam, Worcester |
| J173 | The Echo or, Columbian Songster, 1800 | Various Authors, Merriam, Worcester |
| J175 | Colonial Dances: The Complete Country-Dancer and The English Archer, 1800, pp. 120-144 | |
| J176 | Colonial Dances: A Collection of the Newest Cotillions and Country Dances, 1800 | Worcester, MA |
| J180 | Colonial Dances: Amusement (Country Dances) [s22194] | |
| J181 | Colonial Dances: The President/The Adams/The Constellation/The Falls of Patterson | |
| J182 | A Guide to Politeness or, A System of Directions, 1810 | Francis D. Nichols |
| J183 | The Merry Medley, or, A Collection of the Newest and Most Favorite Country-Dances, Reels and Cotillions, 1804 | |
| J184 | American Ladies Pocket Book, Index 1802 | |
| J185 | The Ladies & Gentlemen’s Companion, 1803 | |
| J186 | New Cotillions | M George LaBottiere |
| J187 | Bingham’s Cotillion for the Piano Forte | Francis Johnson |
| J188 | Elements and Principles of the Art of Dancing | J.H. Gourdaux |
| J189 | Mr Francis’ Ballroom Assistant, 1801 | Francis Johnson |
| J190 | The Figures of the Newest and Most Fashionable Country Dances For the Year 1808 | James Hewitt and Peter H. Munson |
| J191 | A Collection of Country Dances and Cotillions, 1802? | G. Graupner, Boston |
| J192 | Cotillions & Waltzes, ca. 1815 | |
| J193 | Cotillions | E. G. House, Boston |
| J194 | Two Sets of Cotillons Arranged for the Piano Forte, 1809 | G. Schaffer |
| J195 | Two Sets of Cottillions and Two Hornpipes For the Piano Forte, 1814 | G. Schaffer |
| J196 | Cotillion Party’s Assistant and Ladies Musical Companion, 1817-1818 | Vincent Masi |
| J197 | Dancing Exploded, A Sermon Shewing the Unlawfulness, Sinfulness, and Bad Consequences of Balls, Assemblies, and Dances in General, 1778 | Oliver Hart, Charlestown, S. Carolina |
| J198 | La Poule, a Popular French Quadrille Arranged As A Rondo | Bacon and Co., Philadelphia |
| J199 | New Harmony Community. Manuscript Dances, 1826 | |
| J200 | Finding List of Southeastern Square Dance Figures | J. Olcutt Sanders, Southern Folklore Quarterly, 1942 |
| J202 | First Set of Country Dances With Figures | John Davies |
| J203 | Sett of Monsieur Labasses Quadrilles with their Proper Figures | William Staunton, arranged |
| J204 | Musical Cabinet, pp. 160-164 (Trip to Nahant; Chorus Jigg; Money Musk) | |
| J205 | The Letter Writer and Its Accompaniments Being A Choice Collection of Contra Dances, 1833 | |
| J206 | O Never Fall In Love | George Willig, Baltimore |
| J207 | Collection of Cottillions Selected from the Best Composers | F.D. Mallet |
| J208 | Letters on Dancing | E.A. Theleur |
| J210 | A Second Set of Cotillions | A.H. Durocher |
| J213 | Paddy Carey: A Favorite Cotillion | George Willig, Philadelphia |
| J214 | The Celebrated Overture to Ladoiska | Kreutzer |
| J215 | American Ladies Pocket Book, 1821 | New Country Dances and Waltzes For 1821 |
| J216 | A Collection of New Cotillions, 1805 [?] | Mr. Augustus |
| J217 | The Young Lady’s Book, 1837 | |
| J218 | Country Dances | The Universal Fortune Teller, 1830 |
| J219 | Ryan’s Mammoth Collection: 1050 Reels and Jigs and How To Play Them, 1833 | Elias Howe, Boston |
| J220 | The Tri-Colored Quadrilles with the Figures as Danced at Military Balls, 1829-1835 | |
| J221 | The Basket Cotillion | Oliver Ditson, Boston, 1844-1857 |
| J222 | A Collection of Cotillions, Scotch Reels, etc. Introduced at the Dancing School of M. B. Brouillett, Logansport, LA | Logansport, Louisiana, 1834 |
| J223 | The Ninth Set of New Cotillions with their Proper Figures | John Cole, Baltimore |
| J224 | The Eighth Set of New Cotillionswith their Proper Figures | John Cole, Baltimore |
| J225 | Cole’s Selection of Favourite Cotillions | John Cole, Baltimore |
| J226 | Cole’s Selection of Favourite Cotillions | John Cole, Baltimore, 1824-1825 |
| J227 | Cole’s Selection of Favourite Cotillions | John Cole, Baltimore, 1824 |
| J228 | A Collection of the New Cotillins Published by Setts | Francis Johnson |
| J229 | Les Elegante Quadrilles With Figures by Louis Benoit | Thomas Birch, 1825 |
| J230 | Select Country Dances | Nathan Allen |
| J231 | A Collection of the Most Celebrated Country Dances | Willard Blanchard, Windsor 1809 |
| J232 | Manual of Basic Western Square Dance Figures | Northern New Jersey Square Dancers Association, Sept. 1972 |
| J233 | The Basic Movements of Square Dancing | Sets in Order American Square Dance Society |
| J234 | Contradances and Cotillions: Dancing in Eighteenth Century Delaware | John Gardner |
| J235 | Will You Dance? (3 copies) | Cynthia Carlone, Country Living, Nov. 1986 |
| J236 | Trifet’s Acme of Dances with Calls and Figures | F.Trifet, Boston, June 1893 |
| J237 | History of Clogging (Flop-Eared Mule, May/June 1983) | Bill Nichols |
| J239 | The Anthropology of Dance, pp 110-131 only | Anya Peterson Royce |
| J240 | The Duport Mystery | Lillian Moore, Dance Perspectives |
| J243 | “Blueberries and Cream” and other dances: typescript | Frieda Gratzon |
| J244 | Contra dance: “Sweet Iowa” | Frieda Gratzon |
| J246 | Folk Games with Music | Winifred Cheney |
| J247 | American Folk Dances | Winifred Cheney, compiler |
| J253 | Cotillions and Country Dances | Alexander Dupouy |
| J254 | A Collection of the Newest and Most Fashionable Country Dances and Cottillions | John Griffith |
| J255 | An Elegant Collection of New Figures Lately Composed For the Use of Dancing Schools, 1798 | W.D. |
| J256 | The Hartford Ball, October 31, 1987. Dances from the Collections of John Playford and Pat Shaw | Reel Nutmeg. Music by Norb Spencer and Friends; Instruction by Chip Hendrickson |
| J258 | A Select Collection of the Newest and Most Favorite Country Dances, Waltzes, Reels and Cotillions | Otsego, 1808 |
| J259 | New Ladies Memorandum-Book for the Year 1793 | |
| J260 | A Collection of Contra Dances of Late, Approved, and Fashionable Figures | Walpole, 1799 |
| J261 | The Dancer’s Instructor, Containing a Collection of the Newest Cotillions and Country Dances | J.W., Keene |
| J262 | The Scholars Companion, Containing A Choice Collection of Cotillions and Country Dances | M.J.C. Fraisier, 1796 |
| J263 | The Wampum Belt | James Hewitt |
| J264 | The Sky Lark: or Gentlemen & Ladies’ Complete Songster, 1797 | Isiah Thomas |
| J265 | Select Country Dances | Nathan Allen |
| J266 | New Collection of Country Dances for the Year 1799 | John Burbank |
| J267 | Ode to May | James Fisin |
| J268 | Twenty-Four Figures of the Most Fashionable Country Dances, Together With Eight Cotillions For the Year 1800 | John H Ives |
| J269 | A New Collection of Country Dances for the Use of Dancing Assemblies for the Year 1799 | Leominster 1799 |
| J270 | Twenty Four Fashionable Country Dances for the Year 1799 | Norman 1799 |
| J271 | Contra Dances | |
| J272 | No 1 of a New Sett of Cotilions With Figures Called After the American Navy | Pierre Landrin Duport |
| J273 | United States Country Dances with Figures | Pierre Landrin Duport |
| J276.1 | A New Set of Cotillions Composed for the Occasion and Performed by Johnson’s Band at the Fancy Ball Jan. 24th, 1828 (at the City Dancing Assembly, Philadelphia) | Francis Johnson |
| J276.2 | New Cottillions Given at the New Theatre in Honor of Genl. LaFayette | Francis Johnson |
| J276.3 | President Boyer’s Cotillion | Francis Johnson |
| J276.4 | New Cotillions | Francis Johnson |
| J276.5 | Deux Quadrilles de Contredanses…La Sonnambula | Francis Johnson |
| J276.6 | Johnson’s New Cotillions and March Performed at the Grand Ball at the New Theatre in Honor of …General Lafayette | Francis Johnson |
| J280 | Swing Below: A Book Compiled By A Dancer For Square Dancers | Ed Moody |
| J283 | Dances of Southwestern Pennsylvania, Washington County | workshop by Larry Edelman |
| J284 | Promenade (1941) vol 11, nos 6-9 only | |
| J288 | Mr. Francis’ Ball Room Assistant (1801) | William Francis |
| J289 | A Choice Collection of New and Approved Country Dances | Northampton, 1796 |
| J290 | Folk Dance House (NYC) Workshop Syllabus, Feb. 7, 1954 | Ralph Page |
| J291 | The Fireman’s Dance, Hull’s Victory,The Wwinster Galop; Haste to the Wedding, The Square Eight (7 copies) | |
| J292 | The Yankee Dancing Master: A Legacy from the Past | Kate Van Winkle Keller |
| J293 | Dances from Appalachia | Christmas Country Dance School |
| J295 | Yankee Dancing Master, A Legacy From The Past – version delivered at the Ralph Page Legacy Weekend, Jan. 13-15, 1989 | Kate Van Winkle Keller |
| J296 | Dancing in Prosperity: The Dances of Jerry Goodwin | workshop by Larry Edelman |
| J298 | Otto Wood’s Square Dances. Typescript from Berea College Archives | Otto Wood |
| J302 | Country Dancing in Central and Western New York State | James Kimball, New York Folklore, Vol. XIV, Nos. 3-4, 1988 |
| K012 | Christmas Mummings on Nevis | Roger D. Abrahams (in North Carolina Folklore Journal, Vol. XX1, No. 3, Sept. 1973, pp. 120-131) |
| K016 | North Carolina Folklore Journal, Vol. XXV, No. 1, May 1977 (Special issue devoted to Bascom Lamar Lunsford) 2 copies | |
| K023 | Directory & Minutes of Annual Sacred Harp Singings Throughout the United States of America, 1987-1988 | Nora Parker, secretary |
| K093a | Flirtie Girtie From Bizertie (Tune from Tunis) | Lt. William L. Russell and Sgt. Paul Reif, 1943 |
| K096 | Songs | Dudley Laufman |
| K109.1 | Amidon’s Collection of Songs | Peter and Mary Alice Amidon |
| K100 | People’s Songs: Songs of Labor and The American People, May 1948 Vol. 3 No. 3 | |
| K101 | People’s Songs, May 1948 Vol. 3 No. 4 | |
| K146 | Jeff Warner’s Song Collection, 1985 | |
| K157 | Musical Documents: The Films of John Cohen | |
| K159 | Musical Appreciation Supplement Folk Songs, (Recreation Circular #33), 1940 | Winifred Cheney, compiler |
| K160 | American and European Folk Songs, (Recreation Circular #13), 1940 | |
| K161 | American Folklore: A Bibliography of Major Works, 1973 | Joseph C. Hickerson |
| K165 | Patria, 1917 | Mrs. Vernon Castle |
| K166 | The Little Sandy Review, no. 10 | |
| K168 | Miscellaneous Songs, Pinewood, Folk Music Week 1987 | |
| N010 | Leaders’ Workshop at Pinewoods Camp, Aug 19-26, 1951 (mimeo sheets of “The Bridge” by Ray Smith, “Jessie Polka” by Red Warrick, “The California Girl” by Ed Gilmore, and “The Velco Do-Sa Dew” by Johnny Velotte | CDS |
| N032 | Do-it-yourself: A Guide for Folk Dance Leaders | Douglas and Helen Kennedy |
| N040 | Becoming Better: A Guide to Applicants to the Experienced Country Class | David Chandler |
| N045 | Characteristics of Good English Dancing | Adapted by Boston Centre, CDS |
| N046 | The Young Gentleman and Lady’s Private Tutor, 177 | Matthew Towle |
| N047 | To Twirl (A Lady) or Not To Twirl | C. Cyril (“Chip”) Hendrickson, 1983 |
| N050 | Reflections On A Performing Group | Elfrid Windsor |
| N051 | Men’s Clothing Workshop for Brookfield’s Bicentennial, 1788-1988 | Cyril “Chip” Hendrickson |
| N060 | An Easy introduction to Dancing, or the Movements in the Minuet Fully Explained | George Bickham, Jr., 1738 |
| N061 | Clothing for Ladies and Gentlemen of Higher and Lower Standing | Minute Man National Historical, Mass., 1976 |
| N062 | Teachers’ In-Service Course, NYC Health Education | May Gadd, 1961 |
| N069 | Bringing Up the Family Musically | Fannie Buchanan, 1940 |
| N070 | RSCDS Teacher Training – Is It Too Tough? | Geoffrey Selling, 1987 |
| N079 | International Folk Music: Ten Articles From Musical Quarterly: | |
| N079.01 | Folk Songs of Modern Greece | Rodney Gallop |
| N079.02 | Folk Music of Eastern Portugal | Rodney Gallop |
| N079.03 | Folk music of the Southern Slavs | Rodney Gallop |
| N079.04 | The Music of Indian Mexico | Rodney Gallop |
| N079.05 | The Celt In Music | Leigh Henry |
| N079.06 | Valencian Cross-Roads | Violet Alford |
| N079.07 | Hungarian Peasant Music | Bela Bartok |
| N079.08 | Haydn and the Folksong of the British Isles | Karl Geiringer |
| N079.09 | Gypsy Music or Hungarian Music? | Bela Bartok |
| N079.10 | English Folk Dance in the United States | Bertha K.Young |
| N080 | Tenth Annual Madelynne Greene Folk Lore Camp, Syllabus | Mendocino Woodlands, 1971 |
| O068 | Old English and American Games For School and Playground | Florence Warren Brown and Neva L. Boyd, 1915 |
| O074 | Folk Costume and Tradition of England, Wales & Scotand (a series of eight postcards) | Michael Stringer |
| P012 | Our Common Tradition (in English Dance and Song, Vol. XI No. 3, June-July 1947) | May Gadd |
| P017 | Fifty Years of Dance and Song, 1915-1965 [presskit] | Country Dance Society of America |
| P018 | John C. Campbell Folk School, 1937 and 1938 brochures | Mrs. John C. Campbell, director |
| P019 | A Man who Mined Musical Gold…Sharp in Appalachia (in Smithsonian, April 1985/td> | Tony Sherman |
| P020 | Newport, RI (copies of various papers re the Assembly there) | Joy Van Cleef, collector |
| P021 | Newport Folk Festival Program, July 10-16, 1967 | |
| P024 | Cecil Sharp: “The Greatest Dynamic in the FolkSong World” | produced by Robin Whitworth, 1927 |
| P026 | Composition For People Who “Can’t” Compose…Interview with John DavisonThe American Recorder, Volume XVIII No. 4, Feb 1978 | Pamela Horst |
| P027 | A Fine Country Dance (in Country Journal, Nov, 1988) | Sarah Jane Nelson |
| P031 | Journal of the International Folk Music Council, v. III: 1951 | |
| P032 | Journal of the International Folk Music Council, v. XX: 1968 | |
| P058 | Paper delivered at SUNY-Stonybrook concerning 18th and 19th Century Dance | James E. Morrison, 198-? |
| P082 | George Washington Ate, Drank and Danced Here: A New England Tour(offprint from Yankee, July 1973 | Harrison Clark |
| P086 | Frolic: Social Dancing On The Southern Frontier (Dance Magazine, Vol. XXX No. 10, October 1956 | John Q. Anderson |
| P092 | Our Folk Dances (in Music and Letters, Vol. IV No. 4, October 1923, pp. 320-333) (2 copies) | A. H. Fox Strangways |
| P093 | Profile of Elisha Keeler (in The New Yorker, Feb. 9, 1957 | Robert Lewis Taylor |
| P094 | Dance Perspectives: Selected Issues: Nos. 35, 40, 42,43, 44, 59 and 61 | |
| P094.35 | Trance Dance (in No. 35) | Erika Bourguignon |
| P094.40 | The Male Image | Ray L. Birdwhistell |
| P094.42 | Feasts and Folias: The Dance in Portugal | Jose Sasportes |
| P094.43 | Micronesian Heritage | Mary Browning |
| P094.44 | Russian Journals | Agnes de Mille/td> |
| P094.59 | Shorashim: The Roots of Israeli Folk Dance | Judith Brin Ingber |
| P094.61 | All That Strange and Mysterious Folk: Studies in Ballet Supernaturals | Selma Jean Cohen, ed. |
| P095 | The Dancing Dunsings (Journal of Physical Education and Recreation) | Kirby Todd |
| P096.1 | The Philadelphia Assemblies | Thomas Willing Balch, 1916 |
| P097 | Seventeenth Century British Dance and Its Influence on Early American Dance | Ken Aldrich |
| P097.1 | Rules and Regulations For the Dancing Assembly of Savannah | |
| P098 | Everybody’s Doin’ It: The Pre-World War I Dance Craze, The Castles, and The Modern American Girl | Lewis A. Erenberg |
| P099 | They Come Out of the Hills To Make The Old-Time Music (Clogging: A Collection of Clippings) | |
| P099.1 | Amicable Society [Baltimore, 1791] | |
| P100 | Bascam Lamar Lunsford’s Sixth Annual Minstrel of The Appalachia, October 5 and 6, 1973 | Bascom Lamar Lunsford |
| P100.1 | Square Dance Figures of Tidewater Virginia (Journal of Health and Physical Education. 1937) | Caroline B. Sinclair |
| P101 | The Negro and His Folklore in Nineteenth-Century Periodicals | Bruce Jackson |
| P101.1 | A Country Dance in the Ozarks in 1874 | John Q. Wolf |
| P102 | Chronicles of the American Dance (partial copy) | Paul David Magriel, ed. |
| P103.1 | Bascom Lamar Lunsford, “Minstrel of the Appalachians”: His Ballads and His Songs, His Mountain Square Dancing | Pete Gilpin |
| P109 | The Zest of the Past (from Americana, Vol. 15 No.2, May/June 1987) | Claudia Mahoney |
| P113 | The Distinction Between Folk and Popular Music | Maud Karpeles |
| P113 | Traditional Folksong and ‘Folklore’ Singers | Fritz Bose |
| P113 | “The Distinction Between Folk and Popular Music by Maud Karpeles; “Traditional Folksong and “Folklore” Singers” by Fritz Bose, and “Once Again: On the Concept of ‘Folk-Dance’” by Felix Hoerburger (all three articles in Journal of the International Folk Music Council, Vol. XX, 1968) | |
| P115 | How Did You Think It Was?:The Political Background to the Folk Revival, 1903-1912 | Roy Dommett |
| P116 | Folklore, Fakelore, and Poplore (in Saturday Review, Aug. 26, 1967) | Marshall Fishwick |
| P118 | The Maypole: An Engraving of 1751 (from Journal of the EFDSS, Vol. IV, No. 4, Dec. 1943) | Violet Alford |
| P119 | Stepping Out: Ballroom Dancing Competitions Combine Hollywood Glitz With Olympic Intensity | C.J. Houtchens |
| P120 | Entry for Square Dance for International Encyclopedia of Dance, 1987 | LeeEllen Friedland |
| P121 | Ralph Page, Historian | David R. Proper |
| P122 | Ring the Banjar! (from Americana, May/June, 1984) | Robert F. Baldwin |
| PA001 | Research Notes for Dancing Masters in America to 1840 | James E. Morrison |
| PA003.1 | Background Research Material for Research in Early American Music and Dance | James E. Morrison |
| PA003.2 | Background Research Material for Research in Early American Music and Dance | James E. Morrison |
| PC001.1 | A Folk Dance School (in Dance Observer, Dec. 1940) | May Gadd |
| PC001.2 | Spring Folk Dance Festivals (in Dance Observer, June/July 1941, p.77) | May Gadd |
| PC001.3 | Folk Dancing In England (in Dance Observer, Nov. 1938, p.130) | May Gadd |
| PC001.4 | Square Dances of America (in Dance Observer, April 1937) | May Gadd |
| PC001.5 | A Christmas Masque (in Dance Observer, Jan. 1940) | May Gadd |
| PC001.6 | The City Discovers the Country Dance (in Dance Observer, Oct. 1940) | Margot Mayo |
| PC002 | Don’t Be Square -Dance! (in 50 Plus Vol.26, No.9, Sept 1986) | Margaret Opsata |
| PC008 | Writer Finds Barn Dance Higher Calling (in Expressions, Vol. III, No. 1, Winter/Spring 1987, p.5) | Eric Zorn |
| PC009 | Set of 25 Postcards (photos of folk song figures) from Vaughan Williams Library | |
| PC012 | Helen Osborne Storrow, 1864-1944, A Memoir | Leonard Ware |
| Q063 | Baroque Dance and Dance Forms | Wendy Hilton |
| Q076 | Recent Research in European Dance, 1400-1800 (from Early Music, Vol. 14, No.1, Feb. 1986 – see Q97 below) | Meredith Little |
| Q080 | Erweiterung Der Kunst Nach Der Chorographie zu Tanzen: Second Chapter: On The Minuet | C.J. Von Feldtenstein [translated by Leland Ticknor] |
| Q082 | Nederlandtsche Gedenck-Clanck (288 pages, in Dutch) | Adriaen Valerius, 1942 |
| Q085 | West Hollywood Playground Institute, June 9, 1974 | Mary Judson |
| Q097 | Early Music, Vol. 14, No.1, Feb. 1986 | |
| S012 | Southern Old Time Fiddle, Notes on Recordings of Fiddle Tunes | Hank Bradley |
| S020 | Winner’s Violin Primer: Violin Without A Master | Septimus Winner, 1860 |
| S066.1 | Dance Band Music Scores | Bob Rundle |
| S086 | The Guitar Workshop | John Anthony Scott? |
| S089 | Dance Tunes: Arrangements for 4 Recorders SATB (Hole in the Wall/Newcastle/Nonesuch/The Balck Nag) | David Goldstein |
| S095.1 | Two-Part Arrangements and 4-part For Country Dances and Morris Dance Music | Marshall Barron |
| S095.2 | “Marshall’s Morris Music”: Dance Music Arrangements (mimeos) | Marshall Barron, ed. |
| S096 | The First Collection…Of The Most Favourite Minuets With Their Basses | Thomas Jefferson, owner and perhaps assembler |
| S097 | Twelve Country Dances and Three Capricios For Two Flutes And A Bass (With Three Minuets For two Flutes, Two Violins, Horns and A Bass) | Earl of Abingdon |
| S099 | Four New Country Dances | |
| S100 | Dance for Waltzing | |
| S101 | Collection of New Cotillions Arranged for the Pianoforte | Mr. Augustus |
| S102 | Fashionable Repertory: Being A Collection of Country Dances And Waltzes For The Piano Forte, Flute or Violin | |
| S103 | The Devil’s Dream, A Dance | |
| S104 | A Collection of New Cottilions Arranged For The Piano Forte, Harp, Flute and Violin, 1803 | |
| S105 | Collection Of Irish Airs Marches and Dances and Dance Tunes, Vol.2, 1911 | F. Roche |
| S106 | Gentleman’s Pocket Companion for the German Flute or Violin | |
| S107 | Instructions for the Violin | Cameron |
| S108 | Walz [Single sheet containing 2 dance tunes for keyboard] | |
| S109 | Contents List of “A Collection of Marches, Rondos, Waltzes etc. As Performed By The Appollonian Society of Philadelphia” | |
| S110 | Blake’s Evening Companion Book For The Flute, Violin or Flagelet, Book 4 | |
| S111 | Ten Cotillions for the Piano Forte | A. Andre |
| S112 | Traditional Ozark Fiddle Tunes | William K. McNeil |
| S113 | Carrs Pocket Companion No. 1 | |
| S114.1 | First and Third Sett of Cotillions, published by J.A. & W. Geib | |
| S115 | New and Highly Improved Violin Preceptor, [1847] | |
| S116 | Bristol March | O. Shaw |
| S117 | Merrily Danced The Quaker’s Wife | |
| S118 | Paddy Carey: A Cotillion | |
| S119 | The Virginia Reel | |
| S120 | The Queen of Prussia’s Favorite Waltz [Wolfe 3871] | Himmel |
| S121 | Russian March and The Emperor Alexander’s Waltz | |
| S122 | Salem Cadet’s March [Wolfe 7744, 1820-1825] | |
| S123 | Mrs. Madison’s Minuet Danced By Mrs Green and Mr Francis | |
| S124 | The Celebrated Chicken & Turkey’s Waltzes | Mozart |
| S125 | The Neapolitan, Swiss & Vienna Waltzes | |
| S126 | New York Serenading Waltz | Peter W[eldon] |
| S127 | The Celebrated One Fingered Sliding Waltz | |
| S128 | Panharmonicon March [Wolfe 6767] | |
| S129 | Gen’l Cobourg Favourite Trumpet March | |
| S130 | Two Dances (Mrs. Burke’s Dance and Dance of the Shaking Quakers) | |
| S131 | Durang’s Horn-pipe | |
| S132 | O Let Me In This Ae Night [Wolfe 109] | An Amateur |
| S133 | The Soldier’s Joy and Miss McLeod’s Reel | |
| S134 | Virginia Reels, nos 1-3 | G.P. Knauff |
| S145 | Musick’s Delight On The Cithern, Restored and Refined | John Playford |
| S151 | Booke of New Lessons For The Cithern & Gittern | John Playford, compiler |
| S154 | Recorder Ensemble No. 7: Fantasia on “Polly Oliver” and “Gathering Peascods” | Stanley Taylor |
| S160 | Piccolo and Fife Player’s Pastime: A Collection of 355 Popular and Standard Jigs, reels, Hornpies and Miscellaneous Dances For Piccolo or Fife | Paul DeVille and Maurice Gould |
| S178 | Aird’s 6th and Last Volume of Scotch, English. Irish and Foreign Airs | |
| T051 | Six English Country Dances | Freda Dinn, arranged |
| T142 | Suite No. 1, 1959 | Eric Leber |
| T153 | Ensemble Music For Recorders (classical) | Raymond Kane McLain |
| T154 | Ensemble Music For Recorders (folk tunesl) | Raymond Kane McLain |
| U013 | The Girl I Left Behind Me | Cyril S.Christopher, arr. |
| U017 | I’ll Never Love Thee More | James Graham, 1st Marquis of Montrose, arr. Vaughan Williams |
| U022 | With Jockey To The Fair | Gordon Jacob, arr. |
| U065 | I Will Not Count (Mimeo sheet from Pinewoods) | Henry Purcell |
| W014 | Old Customs of Britain | British Tourist Authority |
| X05 | John Playford, Music Publisher: A Bibliographic Catalogue, 1983 | Peter Alan Munstedt, U. of Kentucky |
| X014 | Index of American Social Dances From Before the Year 1821 in 4 vols. | James E. Morrison, 1980 |
| X035.1 | H. W. Gray Co’s. Selected List of Folk-Songs, Singing Games and Morris, Sword and Country Dances | H. W. Gray, Company, 1925 and 1949 |
| X041 | Dissertation: Search Under Dance History | Neil Kelley, ed. |
| X042 | Catalog Of A sale, Summer 1986 | CDSS |
| X046 | Short Bibliography of Topical Songs of the American Revolution | Arthur F. Schrader |
| X047.01 | May Day and Its English Traditions | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 01 |
| X047.01a | May Day and Its English Traditions, Revised (2 copies) | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 01a |
| X047.02 | The Play of the Christmas Mummers, Easter Pace-Eggers and The The Soulers of Hallowe’en (3 copies) | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 02 |
| X047.03 | Some Notes by Players and M.C.s (3 copies) | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 03 |
| X047.04 | Some Books To Read On “The Traditional Dances of England” (3 copies) | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 04 |
| X047.04a | List of Books To Read On English Folk Dancing | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 04a |
| X047.05 | Robin Hood (2 copies) | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 05 |
| X047.05a | Robin Hood, Revised Version | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 05 |
| X047.06 | The Horn Dance of Abbots Bromley | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 06 |
| X047.06a | The Horn Dance of Abbots Bromley, Revised Version | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 06a |
| X047.08 | Traditional Dress and Regalia Associated With the Ceremonial Traditional Dances of England (2 copies) | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 08 |
| X047.08a | Traditional Dress and Regalia Associated With the Ceremonial Traditional Dances of England, Revised Version | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 08 |
| X047.09 | Traditional Dress and Regalia Associated With the Ceremonial Traditional Dances of England, Continued | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 09 |
| X047.09a | Notes on Court and Country Dances in the Elizabethan Period | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 09 |
| X047.10 | The Mystery of “Green Grow The Rushes Oh!” (3 copies) | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 10 |
| X047.11 | Folk Song In: Journal of the Folk Song Society, 1899-1931; Journal of the English Folk Dance and Song Society, 1932-1964, and Folk Music Journal, 1965-1978 | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 11 |
| X047.12 | The Story of the English Folk Dance and Song Society | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 12 |
| X047.14 | Folk Music Collected in the British Isles | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 14 |
| X047.15 | Folk Dance Articles in the Journal of the English Folk Dance Society and the Journal of the English Folk Dance and Song Society | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 15 |
| X047.16 | Bibliography of the Morris Dance | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 16 |
| X047.17 | The Sword Dances of North-East England | EFDSS. Library Leaflet 16 |
| X047.20 | An Index of Articles on the Ceremonial Dance | The Morris Ring Archives |
| X048 | An Alphabetical List of English Country Dances | |
| X049 | Bibliography of American Country Dancing, Parts I-IV | Dr. William M.Litchman, compiler |
| X050 | Handlist of the Dance Collection in the Haags Gemeentmuseum, The Hague | Loes de Hoop and Freek Pliester, compilers |
| X051 | Using the Computer for Research in Music | Kate Van Winkle Keller |
| X052 | A Short-Title List of Printed English Instrumental Tutors, Up To 1980 Held in British Libraries, 1966 | Adrienne Simpson |
| Y10 | Sketches and Photos For Possible Use | Country Dancer |
| Y11 | Morris Dance Silhouettes | |
| Z002 | Photocopies of Ms Music Collection (114 pages) | Abel Shattuck |
| Z003 | Photocopy of Ms Music Collection “Nosce Teipsum” | James Knox |
| Z004 | Photocopy of Ms Music, “Marionett” and “The Cotilon In Wone Part Quick Step”, 1730 | Shepard Fish |
| Z005 | Dance Tunes. A Collection of Melodies (begun in 1783) | Pierre Landrin Duport |
| Z006 | A Selection of Marches, Dances, Airs, etc. for The German Flute, 1816 | R. B. Washburn |
| Z007 | Music for Country Dances and Marches | Abel Farnsworth Knight |
| Z008 | Music Collection | William Brown |
| Z009 | Music Collection (Tunes Only), 1796 | Ebenezer Irving |
| Z010 | Music Collection, early 1800s | William Willoughby, Jnr. |
| Z011 | Ms music collection, rensselaer cty hist soc. | |
| Z012 | Ms music collection | Bolling, Linnaeus |
| Z013 | Ms country dance. first assembly philadelphia, 178 | |
| Z014 | Ms collection of country dances, "humours of bosto | |
| Z015 | Ms collection of country dances, notes only | |
| Z016 | Ms collection of country dances | Webb, Mrs George, owner |
| Z017 | Ms dances. tarten set of cotilions | |
| Z018 | Ms dances. ribaldry at ozark dances, typescript | Randolph, Vance |
| Z019 | Ms country dances. asa wilcxs book | Wilcox, Asa |
| Z019.1 | Asa willcox’s book of figures [typescript of ms] | Newberry Library |
| Z020 | Ms music collection. jonathan horn, his book | Horn, Jonathan |
| Z021 | Ms music collection. jacob allen’s arithmetic book | Allen, Jacob |
| Z022 | Ms music collection. whittier perkins’s book | Perkins, Whittier |
| Z023 | Ms music collection. g w post, englewood, cook ct | Post, G W |
| Z024 | Ms music collection | Stamm, Werner |
| Z025 | Ms music collection and country dances | Vincent, Horace M |
| Z026 | Ms music and figures. contra dance virginia reel | |
| Z050 | Ms music and figures. quadrilles, fairlee, vt | Pease, Glenn |
| Z051 | Ms contra instructions from ed larkin | Larkin, Ed |
| Z052 | Ms music collection. "american volunteer" | |
| Z053 | Ms music collection for flute | Beck, Henry |
| Z054 | Ms music for recording. round pond relics | Morrison, James E |
| Z055 | Ms music collection. dance tunes ms, 1790 | |
| Z056 | Ms music collection. english, morris, american dan | Jones, Emilu |
| Z057 | Ms collection of country dances | |
| Z058 | Ms collection of country dances | Arnold, William |
| Z059 | Ms collection of country dances | Perkins, Betsey |
| Z060 | Ms diary, typescript. describing dancing school | Bancroft, Elizabeth |
| Z061 | Ms "square dances." collection of 54 country da | |
| Z062 | Ms collection of 55 country dnce. "nancy shepley’s | Shepley, Nancy |
| Z064 | Ms country dances from fife tune bk | Thompson, Aaron |
| Z065 | Ms "twenty four country dances for the year 1782 | |
| Z066 | Ms dance from tune book. "john turner’s liber, 178 | Turner, John |
| Z067 | Ms collection of country dances | Merrill, Joseph |
| Z068 | Ms collection of country dances and harpsichord pc | Frobischer, C R |
| Z069 | Ms collection of 13 country dances | Crawford, Elisabeth |
| Z070 | Ms figures of 5 cotillions. family papers | Densmore, Benjamin |
| Z071 | Ms dance in preston, 24cd. "14th of february" | Douglas, Saml. |
| Z072 | Ms "william o. adams music book | Adams, William O |
| Z073 | Ms collection. "early american dances" | |
| Z074 | Ms dances from tune book [original location?] | Horn |
| Z075 | Ms "dancing book" dancing class notes | Latrobe, Julia |
| Z076 | Ms containing 42 country dances | Muzzey, Lucy |
| Z077 | Ms containing 37 country dances | Moore, Henry |
| Z079 | Ms containing country dances | Webb, Mrs George, owner |
| Z080 | Ms collection of tunes and three cotillions | Roth, Philip |
| Z081 | Ms collection of tunes | Fosdick, David, compiler |
| Z082 | Ms modern collection of 9 tunes. "humours of the a… | |
| Z083 | Mass ms, 1790 | Anon. – DLC -1 |
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