Ralph Page Manuscript Collection

Folder Listing:

1. Correspondence
1. From Ralph Page
2. To Ralph Page
2. Manuscripts
1. Ralph Page’s Manuscripts
2. Northern Junket
3. Manuscripts by Others
3. Personal Notebooks
4. Daily Calendars
5. Scrapbooks
6. Personal & Subject Files
7. Dance Calls, Instructions, & Music Manuscripts
8. Typescripts of Early American and British Dance Books (1793-1858)
9. Festival Programs
10. Dance Programs
1. With Ralph Page
2. Without Ralph Page
11. Folk Dance Camp Programs
12. Sheet Music
13. Printed Musical Arrangements
14. Dance Music and Instructions (Leslie Hunt Notebooks)
15. Dance Camp Syllabi
16. Photographs
1. Including Ralph Page
2. Others
17. Films
18. Miscellaneous Items
19. Oversize Items

I. Correspondence

A. From Ralph Page

B. To Ralph Page

BOX 6     J - K
BOX 7     L - Me
BOX 8     Mi - Moody, Ed
BOX 9     Moody, Ed
BOX 10    Moody, H - N
BOX 11    O - Sets
BOX 12    Sev - Sy
BOX 13    T - Warren
BOX 14    Warren - Wi
BOX 15    Wi - Unidentified


II. Manuscripts
a. Ralph Page's Manuscripts
BOX 16
f.1      "American Squares" (also see "Patter of Square-Dance
           Caller").
f.2      "Contra Dance."
f.3      "Cooper's Dance."
f.4      "Dearest God and the Seven Saints Please Hear My
           Prayer."
f.5      "Difference Between Good Traditional Dancing and
           Madhouse Galloping to Non-directional Calls."
f.6      "A Fairy Fable."
f.7      "From A Caller's Scrapbook."
f.8      "The Lancers - Historical Notes" (Contra Dance
           Background).
f.9      Novel, unpublished (typescript & longhand).
f.10     Novel, unpublished (typescript).
f.11     Novel, unpublished (typescript, photocopy).
f.12     "Party Planning"
f.13     "Patter of Square-Dance Caller," Folk Dance, 1978
           (see also American Squares").
f.14     "Personals" (part of Northern Junket?).
f.15     "Quadrille."
f.16     "Research and Tradition."
f.17     "Square Dancing in the Monadnock Region."
f.18     "The Story of Square Dancing."
f.19     "Suggestions to Square Dance Callers."
f.20     Swingin' in the Hills - calls and dance instructions
           (holograph manuscript).
f.21     Swingin' in the Hills (typescript).
f.22     "Things Are Fine Over There."
f.23     "Tradition," 1971.
f.24     Unidentified (Calls with explanations).
f.25     Miscellaneous.
b. Northern Junket
f.26     "The Advantages of Growing Old."
f.27     Cover illustration plates.
f.28     "Dancing in the Virgin Islands."
f.29     "Folk Songs."
f.30     Index.
f.31     Index notes.
f.32     "Irish Dancing."
f.33     Meier, Walter, "Know Your Square Dance Music."
f.34     "North of Boston Callers Association - April 5, 1970."
f.35     "The Origin of the Appalachian Type of Square-Dance."
f.36     Page, Ralph: miscellaneous writings.
f.37     Miscellaneous.
BOX 17
f.1      25th anniversary: correspondence, 1974.
f.2      25th anniversary: Bacharach, Martin, "Square Dancing in
           the Early 1950s."
f.3      25th anniversary: Burdick, Stan, "The Three Faces of
           Contra Dancing."
f.4      25th anniversary: "The Changing Scene in the Square
          Dance Field."
f.5      25th anniversary: "Contra Contrast".
f.6      25th anniversary: Czompo, Ann I., "Jazz Dance on the
          Folk Dance Scene."
f.7      25th anniversary: Dunsing, Gretel (German Dances).
f.8      25th anniversary: "Folk Dance with Exceptional
          Children."
f.9      25th anniversary: Hritz, Joe & Ginger, "Old time
          Dancing in the Cleveland Area," 1974.
f.10     25th anniversary: Meier, Walter, "A Look into the
          Future of Square Dancing."
f.11     25th anniversary: Miller, Duke.
f.12     25th anniversary: Osgood, Bob, "Today is the Greatest
          Time of All."
f.13     25th anniversary: Thompson, Dorothea M., "Square
          Dancing in the Big Thompson Valley," 1974.
f.14     25th anniversary: Winston, Louise, "Greater Boston's
          Dancing During the Past Quarter Century," 1974.
f.15     25th anniversary: miscellaneous.
f.16     Typescript proofs, Volume 11.
f.17     Typescript proofs, Volume 12.
f.18     Typescript proofs, Volume 13.
BOX 18
f.1      Typescript proofs, Volume 14.
c. Manuscripts by Others
f.2      Christmas stories, various authors.
f.3      "Contra-Dancing in the Pacific Northwest."
f.4      "Our Ancestors Danced and Danced and Danced," 1965.
f.5      "People were "Folks" in the Old Days, Too."
f.6      Untitled, n.d.
	
III. Personal Notebooks
BOX 19
e.1       Notebook, 1939-1950: includes records of income and
           expenses for dances held in the mid- to late nineteen
           forties.
e.2       Notecards, 1955-59: lists of dances called, most by
           date.
e.3       Notebook, 1956-58: includes notes for classes taught,
           lists of dances called at dance camps and in classes,
           and names of participants.
e.4       Notebook, 1958-60: lists of dances called at various
           events (including Maine Folk Dance Camp, NH Camp, Town
          Hall Squares, Advanced Contras, etc.) and in classes.
e.5       Notecards, 1959-65: lists of dances called at various
           venues.
e.6       Notebook, 1959-74: primarily lists of dances called for
           classes and other events (East Hill Farm, Keene Year
           End Camp, etc.), but also details of auction sales,
           registrants, books sold.
e.7       Notebook, 1960-61: lists of dances called for classes
           and at various events (Maine Folk Dance Camp (1960),
           California Folk Dance Camp, Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia,
           NH Fall Camp, Stowe, Vt. Folk Festival, etc.) and
           registrants.
e.8       Notebook, 1960-64: lists of dances called, plus details
           auction sales at Year End Camp, East Lake Farm, East
           Hill Farm, as well as books and records sold at East
           Hill Farm.
e.9       Notebook, 1962-64: lists of dances called, auction
           sales, camp notes, some dance instructions.
e.10      Notebook, 1962-65: lists of dances called and
           registrants.
e.11      Notebook, 1963-65: lists of dances called and
           registrants.
e.12      Notebook, 1964-65: lists of dances called, details of
           auction sales, and notes concerning various camps.
e.13      Notebook, Oct.-Nov., 1966: Page's trip to England.
           Lists of dances called at the various locations he
           visited and notes about the circumstances Page
           encountered.
e.14      Notebook, 1968: lists of dances called.
e.15      Notebook, 1968-71: lists of dances called and
           registrants at various camps.
e.16      Notebook, 1968-72: lists of dances called and
           registrants.
e.17      Notebook, ca.1977: lists of dances called.
e.18      Notebook, 1972-78: lists of dances called and
           registrants.
e.19      Notebook, 1978-84: lists of dances called.
e.20      Notebook, 1981: lists of dances called.
e.21      Notebook, 1981: lists of dances called and registrants;
           at end of book a list of aphorisms (by Page?).
e.22      Notebook: lists of Page's own record albums and books.
BOX 20
e.1       Notebook: index of contra, square, and folk dances, and
           some folk songs, alphabetically arranged.
e.2       Notebook: dance calls/instructions and notes on
           dancing.
e.3       Notebook: dances from historical sources.
e.4       Notebook: dances from historical sources.
e.5       Notebook: dance calls.
e.6       Notebook: dance calls.
e.7       Notebook: dance calls.
e.8       Notebook: dance calls and notes, 1976.
e.9       Notebook: dances from periodicals and elsewhere, 1977-
           1982.
e.10      Notebook: dances from periodicals and elsewhere, 1982.
e.11      Notes: dance calls, arranged alphabetically by name of
           dance, A-D.
e.12      Notes: dance calls, E-K.
e.13      Notes: dance calls, L-N.
e.14      Notes: dance calls, O-P.
e.15      Notes: dance calls, S.
e.16      Notes: dance calls, T-Y, and unidentified.
e.17      Notes: dances from various manuscript collections.
e.18      Notebook: dance calls, notes on dance from historical
           sources, and a long list of pub names collected on
           Page's trip to England in 1966.
e.19      Notebook: notes from "Music in New Hampshire 1623-1800"
           by Louis Pichierri.
e.20      Notebook: historical notes on dance from numerous New
           England town histories (particularly New Hampshire) and
           "A Guide to American Folklore."
e.21      Notebook: historical notes on dance from various
           sources, including town histories.
e.22      Notebook: historical notes on dance from various
           sources.
e.23      Notebook: historical notes on dance from various
           sources.
e.24      Notebook: historical notes on dance from various
           sources.
e.25      Notebook: historical notes on dance from various
           sources.
e.26      Notebook: historical notes on dance from town
           histories.
BOX 21
e.1       Notebook: items on dance from NHS (New Hampshire
           Sentinel), 1870-1884, and Keene Evening Sentinel, 1893.
e.2       Notebook: items on dance from NHS, 1881-88, and details
           of items sold at NEFFA 1958 and New Hampshire Camp
           1959.
e.3       Notebook: items on dance from NHS, 1888-1891.
e.4       Notebook: items on dance from NHS, 1891-1892.
e.5       Notebook: items on dance from NHS, 1923.
e.6       Notebook: items on dance from The Cheshire Republican,
           1875-1888.
e.7       Notebook: items on dance from The Cheshire Republican,
           1888.
e.8       Notebook: items on dance from The Cheshire Republican,
           1888-1895.
e.9       Notebook: items on dance from Cold River Journal, 1885-
           1899.
e.10      Notebook: items on dance from Cold River Journal, 1898-
           1902.
e.11      Notebook: items on dance from Cold River Journal, 1899-
           1904.
e.12      Notebook: notes on dance (by Page?)
	
IV. Daily Calendars
BOX 22
e.1       Daily Calendar, 1938: includes dance dates, addresses,
           and itemized monthly personal income from dances.
e.2       Daily Calendar, 1939: same.
e.3       Daily Calendar, 1940: same.
e.4       Daily Calendar, 1941: same.
e.5       Daily Calendar, 1942: same.
e.6       Daily Calendar, 1943: same.
e.7       Daily Calendar, 1944: same.
e.8       Daily Calendar, 1945: same.
e.9       Daily Calendar, 1946: same.
e.10      Daily Calendar, 1947: dance dates only.
e.11      Daily Calendar, 1947: includes dance dates, addresses,
           and itemized monthly personal income from dances.
e.12      Daily Calendar, 1948: same, except that personal income
           listed only through May 8.
e.13      Daily Calendar, 1949: dance dates and addresses.
e.14      Daily Calendar, 1950: same.
e.15      Daily Calendar, 1951: same.
e.16      Daily Calendar, 1952: dance dates, addresses, and
           itemized account of expenses and income from "Institute
           Tour" to the Midwest and West Coast.
e.17      Daily Calendar, 1953: dance dates and addresses.
e.18      Daily Calendar, 1954: dance dates, addresses, and
           itemized monthly personal income from dances.
e.19      Daily Calendar, 1955: dance dates and addresses.
e.20      Daily Calendar, 1956: same.
e.21      Daily Calendar, 1957: same.
e.22      Daily Calendar, 1958: same.
e.23      Daily Calendar, 1959: same.
e.24      Daily Calendar, 1960: same.
e.25      Daily Calendar, 1961: same.
e.26      Daily Calendar, 1962: same.
e.27      Daily Calendar, 1963: dance dates, addresses, and
           itemized monthly personal income from dances.
e.28      Daily Calendar, 1964: same.
e.29      Daily Calendar, 1965: same.
e.30      Daily Calendar, 1966: same.
e.31      Daily Calendar, 1967: same.
e.32      Daily Calendar, 1968: same.
e.33      Daily Calendar, 1969: same.
e.34      Daily Calendar, 1970: dance dates and personal income.
e.35      Daily Calendar, 1971: sketchy account of same.
e.36      Daily Calendar, 1972: dance dates and personal income.
e.37      Daily Calendar, 1973: same.
e.38      Daily Calendar, 1974: some dance dates and personal
           income.
e.39      Daily Calendar, 1975: dance dates and personal income.
	
V. Scrapbooks
BOX 23
#1 & #2  Contain letters, newspaper clippings, programs, photos,
          and mementos related to dance and music events.
#3       Contains newspaper clippings on subjects of general
          interest.
#4       "Square Dance Memories: On the Road to Boston" contains
          photographs 1945-1952 of various groups of people at a
          number of different locations and was given to Page, not
          compiled by him.
	
VI. Personal & Subject Files
BOX 24
f.1      Agreements and contracts, 1941-1980.
f.2      American Revolution Bicentennial Commission
           (Keene, NH), 1974-1976.
f.3      Armstrong, Don and Marie: "Dances Presented by...."
f.4      Awards. [*see also OVSZ BOX 2]
f.5      Ballet.
f.6      "A Bibliography of Fiddling in North America, Part 1."
f.7      Biographical information on Ralph Page.
          [*see also OVSZ BOX 2]
f.8      Biographical information on Ralph Page, newspaper
           clippings, with dates.
f.9      Biographical information on Ralph Page, newspaper
          clippings, without dates.
f.10     Bodnar, Anna, memorial, 1960.
f.11     Cigars.
f.12     Conferences & conventions, misc. 1947-1974.
f.13     Constitutions & by-laws of various groups.
f.14     Country Dance Book.
f.15     Country Dance & Song Society (CDSS).
f.16     Dunsing, Gretel & Paul, "A Collection of the
           Descriptions of Folk Dances," 1971.
f.17     Dunsing, Gretel & Paul, "A Collection of the
          Descriptions of Folk Dances Taught by...",
          1972.
f.18     Dziewanowska, Ada: "Polish Dances" and "Serbian
          Dances."
f.19     Eastern District Square & Round Dance Association,
          1957.
f.20     "An Elegant Collection," 1981-1982.
f.21     Flamborough Sword Dance.
f.22     Folk Dance House, New York (the Hermans).
f.23     Folk Dancers of George Williams College, 1965.
f.24     French-Canadian dance & song.
f.25     German dance & song.
f.26     Gowing, Gene.
f.27     Historical Society of Cheshire County.
          [*see also OVSZ BOX 2]
f.28     "Holland as Seen in the English Country Dance, 1713-
          1820."
f.29     Hurricane of 1938.
f.30     Interview, Ralph Page & Charlie Baldwin with Stan
          Isaacs (December 30, 1976).
f.31     Japan.
f.32     Keene, New Hampshire.
BOX 25
f.1      Lamond, Evelyn, "A Dance a Week," Dearborn (Michigan)
          Independent, 1926.
f.2      Lancers Quadrille.
f.3      Larkin, Ed.
f.4      Lists of books, serials, people, organizations, and
          dances.
f.5      McLain Family Band, 1985.
f.6      Membership cards, 1943-1981.
f.7      Miscellaneous articles.
f.8      Miscellaneous books (photocopied portions).
f.9      New England Council of Callers Association.
f.10     New England Folk Festival Association, 1946-1984.
f.11     New Hampshire Folk Federation.
f.12     Newspaper clippings: Folk dancing & songs, with dates.
f.13     Newspaper clippings: Folk dancing & songs, without
          dates.
f.14     Newspaper clippings: Folklore, culture, stories -
          stories by Roy Johnson for the Boston Globe.
f.15     Newspaper clippings: Folklore, culture, stories, with
          dates.
f.16     Newspaper clippings: Folklore, culture, stories,
          without dates.
f.17     19th century dance cards & programs.
f.18     North of Boston Square Dance Callers Association,
          1958-1975.
f.19     Northern Junket.
f.20     Notes, miscellaneous.
f.21     Old Joe Clark, Inc.
f.22     Page family, genealogical information.
f.23     Page, George S.
f.24     Page, Laura S.
BOX 26
f.1      Picture cards of dance and dancing.
f.2      Postcards of dancing, callers, etc.
f.3      Quadrilles & contillions (photocopies of books &
           music).
f.4      Radford, "Cash."
f.5      Ralph Page Book of Contras.
f.6      Recipes.
f.7      Reviews: miscellaneous books & albums.
f.8      "The Saco Savoyards present M.H.S. Pioneer or, The
          Lad Who Longed to Hambo."
f.9      Scottish Country Dance Society of Boston.
          [*see also OVSZ BOX 2]
f.10     Square Dance Foundation of New England.
f.11     Swedish music.
f.12     "The Walloon Dances of Belgium."
	
VII. Dance Calls, Instructions & Music Manuscripts
          *also check OVSZ BOX 1 for individual songs
BOX 27
f.1      A
f.2      B
f.3      C
f.4      D
f.5      E
f.6      F
f.7      "Fisher's Hornpipe."  *see also OVSZ BOX 1
f.8      G
f.9      H
f.10     I
f.11     J
f.12     K
f.13     L
f.14     "Lancers."  *see also OVSZ BOX 1
f.15     M
f.16     N
f.17     O
f.18     P
f.19     "The Pesky Sarpent, or Springfield Mountain."
f.20     "Prince Imperial Quadrille," (19th century manuscript).
f.21     Q
f.22     R
f.23     S
f.24     T
f.25     U
f.26     V
f.27     W
f.28     Y-Z
BOX 28
f.1      Contras, printed collections.
f.2      Contras - instruction & calls
f.3      Contras - unidentified.
f.4      Contras - various.
f.5      International music - various.
f.6      Square dances - notes & calls.
f.7      Square dances - printed collections.
f.8      Calls & instruction - 2 or more songs per sheet of
           paper.
           *other calls & instructions in OVSZ BOX 1
f.9      Miscellaneous: instructions & and calls from various
           record companies.
f.10     Notebook of various songs.
f.11     Notebook of various tunes.
f.12     Notebook of various tunes.
f.13     Notebook of various tunes.
f.14     Notebooks of various tunes.
           *other notebooks in OVSZ BOX 1
f.15     Notes for various tunes.
f.16     Unidentified music.
	
VIII. Typescripts of Early American and British Dance Books and Manuscripts
BOX 29
f.1      The American Ladies Pocketbook for 1797.
f.2      The American Ladies Pocketbook for, 1820.  New Country
           Dances & Waltzes, for 1820.
f.3      The Ball Room Guide: A Description of the Most Popular
           Contra Dances of the Day.
f.4      Blanchard, Willard. A Collection of the Most Celebrated
           Country Dances and Cotillions.
f.5      Burbank, John. A New Collection of Country Dances for
           the Year 1799.
f.6      "Cobb manuscript, 1849-1850."
f.7      "Cobb manuscript, Tunes from the Cobb mss.," notebook.
f.8      A Collection of Contra Dances of Late, Approved and
           Fashionable Figures.
f.9      Collection of the Newest Cotillions and Country Dances
           to which is added A Variety of Modern Songs...
f.10     The Dancer's Instructor.
f.11     The Echo or Federal Songster.
f.12     An Elegant Collection of New Figures Lately Composed
           for the Use of Dancing Schools.
f.13     "The Essex Institute manuscript."
f.14     Fishar, James. 16 Cotillions, 16 Minuets, 12 Allemands
           & 12 Hornpipes.
f.15     Fraisier, M.J.C.  The Scholar's Companion: Containing a
           Choice Collection of Cotillions and Country Dances.
f.16     Greenwood, John.  "John Greenwood's Fife Major Tunes"
           (1775-1776).
f.17     Griffith, John. Collection of the Newest and Most
           Fashionable Country Dances and Cotillions.
f.18     Hall, Samuel.  "Samuel Hall's Music Book" (Violino
           Primo) ca. early 19th century, Walpole, N.H.
f.19     Hill, Frederick. Frederick Hill's Book of Quadrilles
           and Country Dances.
f.20     "The Holmain manuscript."
f.21     The Ladies and Gentleman's Companion: Containing the
           Newest Cotillions and Country Dances.
          Malecot, George.  "George Malecot's Music Book" [see
           Special oversize ML 96 .G45 1778].
f.22     Merrill, Joseph. "Manuscript of New Country Dances."
f.23     Mussey, Thomas.  "Mussey Call Book."
f.24     A New Collection of Country Dances for the Use of
          Dancing Assemblies, in the year 1799.
f.25     Nichols, Francis B. A Guide to Politeness, or A System
          of Directions for the Acquirement of Ease Propriety and
          Elegance of Manners.  Together with a Variety of
          Approved Sets of Cotillions and Contra Dances.
f.26     Parker, Ruth. "Ruth Parker's Notebook of 1802."
f.27     "Register of Dances at Castle Menzies."
f.28     Rice, P.  A Choice Collection of Contra Dances,
          principally composed by P. Rice.
f.29     "Ridgely collection, folder 27."
f.30     Saltator, ?. A Treatise on Dancing and Various Other
           Matters..."
f.31     Schaffer, ?. A Collection of Cotillions and Contra
           Dances.
f.32     A Select Collection of the Newest and Most Favorite
           Country Dances, Waltzes, Reels, and Cotillions as
           Performed at Court and all Grand Assemblies Comprising
           Upwards of 350 Figures.
f.33     Shepley, Nancy.  Dances (55 Cotillions and Contra
           Dances).
f.34     The Sky Lark or Gentlemen's and Ladies Songster.
f.35     "Thompson manuscript," 1773.
BOX 30
f.1      Twenty Four Fashionable Country Dances for the Year
           1799 with their Proper Figures as Performed at the
           Court, Bath and All Publc Assemblies.
f.2      Weeks, Clement. "A Collection of Dances Belonging to
           Clement Weeks, of Greenland [N.H.], Feb. 12th 1783."
f.3      Wheatstone's Selection of Elegant & Fashionable Country
           Dances, Reels, Waltzes, etc. for the Ensuing Season.
f.4      Wilcox, Asa.  Asa Wilcox's Book of Figures.
f.5      Wilson, T.  An Analysis of Country Dancing....
f.6      Ibid.
f.7      Young, Da. A Collection of the Newest Country Dances
           Perform'd in Scotland.
f.8      Unidentified notebook.
f.9      Miscellaneous.
	
IX. Festival Programs
BOX 31
f.1      Folk Dance Federation of California, 1950-1955.
f.2      Monadnock Foliage Festival, 1947-1965.
           [*see also OVSZ BOX 2]
f.3      National Folk Festival, 1940-1949.
           [*see also OVSZ BOX 2]
f.4      National Folk Festival Association, 1972.
f.5      New England Folk Festival, 1944-1951.
f.6      New England Folk Festival, 1952-1957.
           [*see also OVSZ BOX 2]
f.7      New England Folk Festival, 1958-1963.
           [*see also OVSZ BOX 2]
f.8      New England Folk Festival, 1964-1970.
f.9      New England Folk Festival, 1971-1980.
f.10     New England Folk Festival, 1980-1986.
f.11     New Hampshire Folk Festival, 1946-1964.
f.12     Oktoberfest (Stowe, Vermont Folk Festival), 1964-1976.
f.13     Square & Folk Dance Leaders of the Delaware Valley,
           1953-1957.
f.14     Miscellaneous programs, 1947-1976.
	
X. Dance programs
a. With Ralph Page
f.15     Belmont (Mass.) Country Dances, 1947-1948.
f.16     Country Dance & Song Society (CDSS), 1944-1975.
f.17     English Folk Dance & Song Society (EFDSS), 1966.
f.18     Fitchburg (Mass.) Quadrille Club, 1947-1964.
f.19     Folk Dance House (the Hermans), Annual Ralph Page
           Day, 1958-1972.
f.20     Keene, New Hampshire, various dances.
f.21     New England Folk Festival Association, 1960-1968.
f.22     New Hampshire Folk Dancers (the Priests).
f.23     New Hampshire Folk Federation, 1960-1961.
f.24     Worcester (Mass.) Quadrille Club.
f.25     Y.M.C.A.'s.
f.26     Y.W.C.A.'s (primarily Boston).
f.27     Various, 1940-1959.
f.28     Various, 1960-1969.
f.29     Various, 1970-1979.
f.30     Various, n.d.
b. Without Ralph Page
BOX 32
f.1      Miscellaneous, 1940-1949.
f.2      Miscellaneous, 1950-1959.
f.3      Miscellaneous, 1960-1969.
           [*see also OVSZ BOX 2]
f.4      Miscellaneous, 1970-1979.
f.5      Miscellaneous, 1980-1985.
f.6      Miscellaneous, n.d.
    	
XI. Folk Dance Camp programs
f.7      Fall Dance Weekend (Stoddard, N.H., East Hill Farm),
           1959-1983.
f.8      Folk Dance Camp Reunion & Review Session, 1952-1953.
f.9      Maine Folk Dance Camp.
f.10     Monadnock Folkways Summer School.
f.11     New Hampshire Folk Dance Camp, September 1952-1981.
f.12     "Ralph Page Contra Institute," 1954.
f.13     Spring Weekend of Folk & Square Dancing, 1961-1983
           (East Hill Farm).
f.14     University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp.
f.15     Year End Camp, 1957-1984.
f.16     Miscellaneous folk dance camp brochures, 1951-1964.
	
XII. Sheet Music
View the folder listing for the Ralph Page Manuscript Collection Sheet Music.
	
XIII. Printed Musical Arrangements
BOX 51
f.1      "Another Candle On Your Birthday Cake"
f.2      "Badger Gavotte"
f.3      "Be Careful With Those Eyes"
          "The Butterfly" [see BOX 4]
f.4      "Candlelight and Wine"
f.5      "Caught in the Net" - three step
f.6      "El Choclo"
f.7      "La Cumparsita"
f.8      "Day Break Waltz"
f.9      "Eleanor Waltzes"
f.10     "Enchantment" - waltzes
f.11     "Ev'rything I Love" - fox-trot
f.12     "A Faded Summer Love" - fox-trot
f.13     "Fair Confidantes" - waltz
f.14     "Four Little Blackberries" - schottische
          "Golden Slippers" - holograph manuscript [see BOX 4]
f.15     "Golden Sunset Waltzes"
          "The Grand Mogul" [see BOX 4]
f.16     "Gypsiana" - Gypsy waltz medley
f.17     "Heel & Toe Polka"
f.18     "Holka-Polka" - polka fox-trot
f.19     "How Am I To Know?"
f.20     "Indian Songs"
f.21     "I'll Be Blue Just Thinking of You (From Now On)" 
           (fox-trot)
f.22     "I'm In the Market for You" - fox-trot
f.23     "I'm Wrapped Up In You" - fox-trot
f.24     "In My Arms"
f.25     "Jingle Jangle Jingle" - fox-trot
f.26     "Johnny Zero"
f.27     "Jolly Coppersmith March"
f.28     "Just a Prayer Away" - fox-trot
          "The Lady in Ermine" [see BOX 4]
f.29     "Leigh Valley Polka"
f.30     "Luxemburg" - schottische
f.31     "Ma Chere, Valse Parisienne"
f.32     "Madame Sherry" - barn dance or schottische
f.33     "The Marines' Hymn" - fox-trot
BOX 52
f.1      "Medley Waltz"
f.2      "Medley Waltz, No. 2"
f.3      "The Merry Midnighters" - quadrille
f.4      "Mi Amanda (My Beloved)"
f.5      "Millicent (Valse Hesitation or Boston Pause)"
f.6      "Money Musk"
f.7      "My Mother's Waltz"
f.8      "My Queen"
f.9      "Neome Waltzes"
f.10     "Northern Lights Waltz"
f.11     "Old Southern Schottische"
f.12     "One-Two-Three-Kick" - conga
f.13     "Oriental Lancers"
f.14     "Our Director" - march
f.15     "Our Waltz"
f.16     "Paper Doll" - fox-trot
f.17     "Ping Pong" - medley lancers
f.18     "Put-Put-Put (Your Arms Around Me)"
f.19     "Queen of Hearts" - waltzes
f.20     "Queen City" - march
f.21     "The Rag Bag Man" - medley march & two-step
f.22     "The Ripple Mazurka"
f.23     "Rye Waltz"
f.24     "Scarf Dance and Air de Ballet" from Callirhoe
f.25     "Seaside Polka"
f.26     "Semper Paratus (Always Ready)" - Coast Guard march
f.27     "Shannon Waltzes"
f.28     "Siboney" - rhumba
f.29     "Sicilian Circle"
f.30     "Skater's Waltz"
f.31     "Sleepy Hollow - A Dream in the Mountains" - idyll
          "Smiles and Caresses" [see BOX 4]
f.32     "The Social Set" - lancers
f.33     "Somebody Else is Taking My Place" - fox-trot
f.34     "The Story of a Starry Night"
          "Swanee River" [see BOX 4]
BOX 53
f.1      "Sweet Nothings of Love" - fox-trot
f.2      "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" - waltz
f.3      "Tendre Amour" - serenade
f.4      "That's How I Need You" - medley waltz
f.5      "Then I'll Be Happy (I Wanna Go Where You Go - Do What
          You Do)" - fox-trot
f.6      "There's A Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere" -
          fox-trot
f.7      "Through! (How Can You Say We're Through?)" - fox-trot
f.8      "Treasure-trove" - waltzes
f.9      "Two Step Medley"
f.10     "Varsouvienne"
f.11     "Virginia Reel"
f.12     "We're the Couple in the Castle" - fox-trot
f.13     "Whisper that You Love Me"
f.14     "Whispering"
f.15     "The Wishing Waltz"
f.16     "X Rays" - medley quadrille
f.17     "You Don't Need Glasses (To See I'm in Love)" - fox-
          trot
          "Ziegfeld Follies 1915" [see BOX 4]
f.18     Various arrangements, 1st cornet
f.19     Various arrangements, B-flat cornet
f.20     Various arrangements, drums
f.21     Various arrangements, flute
f.22     Various arrangements, guitar
f.23     Various arrangements, piano
f.24     Various arrangements, trombone
f.25     Various arrangements, 1st violin
f.26     Various arrangements with 2-4 parts, A-D
f.27     Various arrangements with 2-4 parts, E-H
f.28     Various arrangements with 2-4 parts, L-N
f.29     Various arrangements with 2-4 parts, O-W
BOX 54
f.1      "The Butterfly" (Morceau Characteristic)
f.2      "Golden Slippers" - holograph manuscript
f.3      "The Grand Mogul" - selections
f.4      "The Lady in Ermine" - selection
f.5      "Smiles and Caresses" - idyll
f.6      "Swanee River" - medley overture
f.7      "Ziegfeld Follies 1915" - selections
	
XIV. Notebooks
View the folder listing for the Ralph Page Manuscript Collection Notebooks.
	
XV. Dance Camp Syllabi
BOX 72
f.1	Bibliography for Folk Dance.
f.2	1949, 2nd. Annual Christmas Festival Review.
f.3	1950, 3rd. Annual Christmas Festival Review.
f.4	1954, Contra Institute.
f.5	1959, Contra Institute.
f.6	1962, April 28-29, Contra Weekend, Columbus Ohio.
f.7	Contras and Squares for Ontario, 1959.
f.8	1981, Contra Syllabus, Seattle.
f.9	1958, Cornell University Folk Dancer's Workshop.
f.10	1959, Dance, A Folk Art, School of Community Arts.
f.11	1960, Dance, A Folk Art, School of Community Arts.
f.12	Dance, A Folk Art, School of Community Arts.
f.13	1948, Dance Bibliography: Methods and Materials in
         Physical Education.
f.14	Dance Camp, n.p., n.d.
f.15	1956, Dances Presented in Folk Dance Ballroom.
f.16	1950, Dixie Folk and Square Dance Institute.
f.17	1951, Dixie Folk and Square Dance Institute.
f.18	Dixie Folk and Square Dance Institute, Advancing in
         Dancing.
f.19	1953, Dixie Folk and Square Dance Institute, Advancing
         in Dancing.
f.20	1954, Dixie Folk and Square Dance Institute, Advancing
         in Dancing.
BOX 73
f.1	Don Armstrong's Square Dance Workbook.
f.2	Don Armstrong's Square Dance Workshop.
f.3	1953, Down East Recreation Lab.
f.4	1947, Eastern District Association AAHPER at
         Convention.
f.5	1972, Fall Folk dance Camp, Pittsburgh.
f.6	1954, Jane Farwell Recreation Workshop, No.2.
f.7	1955, Florida Dance Fellowship Camp, Labor Day.
f.8	1956, Florida Dance Fellowship Camp, Labor Day.
f.9	Folk and Square Dance Workshop.
f.10	1949, Folk Dance Camps, Majatolla.
f.11	1956, Folk Dance Camp, Spring.
f.12	Folk Dance Guide, No.1, Fontant, Watsonville Eve.
         School.
f.13	Folk Dances of Japan.
f.14	Folk Dance Syllabus, No.1, edited by Michael Herman.
f.15	1959, Institute of Contra, New England Squares and
         International Folk Dances.
f.16	1961, Jodels-Two and Three Part, Stowe Folk Festival.
f.17	1961, Jodels-Two and Three Part, Stowe Folk Festival.
f.18	1950, Maine Folk Dance Camp (2 copies).
f.19	1951, June, Maine Folk Dance Camp.
f.20	1951, September, Maine Folk Dance Camp.
f.21	1959, Maine Folk Dance Camp, Teaching Techniques
         Session.
f.22	1981, Maine Folk Dance Camp, Labor Day.
f.23	1984, Maine Folk Camp, Session B.
BOX 74
f.1	1948, May Folk Camp Review.
f.2	1960, Miami Valley Folk Dancers.
f.3	1964, November, Miami Valley Folk Dancers.
f.4	New England Squares and Contra Dances.
f.5	New England Square and Folk Dance Camp.
f.6	NH Dance Camp Fare.
f.7	NH Dance Camp Notebook.
f.8	1956, NH Dance Camp Notebook.
f.9	1956, NH Dance Camp Notebook, copy 2.
f.10	1957, NH Dance Camp Notebook, Year-end Camp.
f.11	1954, NHFF Workshop Dance Notes.
f.12	1960, NHFF Workshop Notes.
f.13	1952, NH Folk Dance Camp.
f.14	1952, NH Folk Dance Camp, copy 2.
f.15	1956, NH Folk Dance Camp.
f.16	1958, September, Northeastern Square and Folk Dance
         Conference.
f.17	Northeastern Square and Folk Dance Conference,
         Leominster, MA.
f.18	1954, NE Square Dance Callers', Leaders', and Teachers'
         Conference.
f.19	1954, Notes from Contra Workshop.
BOX 75
f.1	1966, Northwest Folkdance Camp.
f.2	Nova Scotia Dance Camp, Crystal Cliffs.
f.3	1961, Nova Scotia Dance Camp, Ked-ge Lodge.
f.4	1983, Ontario Folk Dance Camp.
f.5	1954, Outline of the Theories, Techniques [and]
         Demonstrated Materials Presented by Ted Sannella.
f.6	RCA Victor Records of Folk Dances, Singing Games and
         Old-fashioned Dances.
f.7	1950, January 12-14, Syllabus for a Square Dance
         Institute by Rickey Holden.
f.8	1950, May, 12-13, Rickey Holden Institute, Texas
         Squares.
f.9	1950, May 15-16, Syllabus for a Square Dance Institute
         by Rickey Holden.
f.10	Rhythm and Dance Record Bibliography.
f.11	1948, Selected Folk Dances for Jr. and Sr. Highschools.
f.12	1946, Song and Dance Festival Handbook, University of
         Connecticut.
f.13	1947, Song and Dance Festival Handbook, University of
         Connecticut.
f.14	1948, Song and Dance Festival Handbook, University of
         Connecticut.
f.15	1948, Song and Dance Festival Handbook, University of
         Connecticut, copy 2.
f.16	1952, January 11-12, Square Dance Institute.
f.17	1955, Square Acres Dance'n Camp.
f.18	1949, Square Dance Festival Handbook, University of
         Connecticut.
f.19	1949, Square Dance Jamboree, Torrington, Connecticut.
f.20	Square Facts, Chicago Area Callers Association.
f.21	1954, Texas Folk Dance Camp.
f.22	1950, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp, pp.1-60.
f.23	1950, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp, pp.61-132.
f.24	1951, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp.
f.25	1952, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp.
f.26	1952, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp, Miscellaneous.
BOX 76
f.1	1952, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus.
f.2	1953, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp.
f.3	1954, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Miscellaneous.
f.4	1954, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus, pp.1-60.
f.5	1954, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus, pp.61-118.
f.6	1955, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Miscellaneous.
f.7	1955, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus.
f.8	1956, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus.
f.9	1956, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus, copy 2.
f.10	1956, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Miscellaneous.
f.11	1957, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Miscellaneous.
f.12	1957, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus, pp.1-70.
f.13	1957, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus, pp. 71-141.
f.14	1958, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Miscellaneous.
BOX 77
f.1	1958, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus, pp.1-40.
f.2	1958, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus, pp.41-108.
f.3	1959, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Miscellaneous.
f.4	1959, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus, pp.1-40.
f.5	1959, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus, pp.41-111.
f.6	1960, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Miscellaneous.
f.7	1960, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus.
f.8	1961, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Miscellaneous.
f.9	1961, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus.
f.10	1962, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Miscellaneous.
f.11	1962, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus.
f.12	1965, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp.
BOX 78
f.1	1966, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp.
f.2	1980, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Miscellaneous.
f.3	1980, University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp,
         Syllabus.
f.4	White Elephant Dance Camp.
f.5	1960, Windsor Dance Camp.
BOX 79
f.1	Dixie Folk and Square Dance Institute, Don Armstrong
         Supplement.
f.2	1955, Northeastern Square and Folk Dance Callers',
         Leaders' and Teachers' Conference.
f.3	1955, Northeastern Square and Folk Dance Callers',
         Leaders' and Teachers' Conference.
f.4	1956, Northeastern Square and Folk Dance Callers',
         Leaders' and Teachers' Conference.
 	
XVI. Photographs
a. Including Ralph Page
BOX 80
e.1       1940. Ralph Page at mike, Albert Quigley on fiddle. 2
           copies and a negative.
e.2       1943. Ralph Page dancing with Jackie Waldron, YWCA,
           Boston [negative available].
e.3       1946. Ralph Page at mike at YMCA, Boston.
e.4       1947. Ralph Page, Arthur Tufts, and Gene Gowing in
           conversation. (With negative)
e.5       1949. Morris Dancing in the barn at the Bell Estate in
           Peterboro, NH. Includes Ralph Page and Gene Gowing;
           Musicians: Russ Allen, John Twombly, Tony Selenski.
e.6       1949. Same as above, different shot.
e.7       1949. Same as above, different shot.
e.8       1950. July. Ralph Page, Fred Collette, and Mary
           Collette at the Georgia Military Academy.
e.9       1952. Sunday, May 11th. Photos from the Ralph Page
           Institute at Cleveland College, Public Square,
           Cleveland, Ohio.
               Photo 1:  Ralph Page at mike.
               Photo 2:  Back stage view of Ralph Page calling a
               contra.
               Photo 3:  Ed Wozniak at the mike during a boxing
               skit with Mite(y) Billy Foster & P(a)unchy Ralph
               Page.
               Photo 4:  Billy Foster of Delaware, Ohio calling a
               square dance to live music, piano, fiddle & banjo.
e.10      1956. Spring. Japan. Reception including Ralph Page,
           Nelda Drury, Jane Farwell, Mary Ann Herman, and Michael
           Herman.
e.11      1956. August 12. New Hampshire Folk Federation party at
           Pleasant Lake, NH.  Ralph Page at mike.
          [1958 New Hampshire Fall Camp, Camp Merriewoode,
           Stoddard, N.H., September - see OVSZ BOX 2]
e.12      1959. June. Maine Folk Dance Camp.
               Photo 1: Ralph Page modeling nightgown at auction.
               Photo 2: Same.  Page as auctioneer.
e.13      1968. Year End Camp.  Ralph Page with Maxine Karsner
           and Marge Hunter.
e.14      1973. August.  Maine Folk Dance Camp.  Ralph Page with
           Kevin O'Donnell.
          1973. Thanksgiving Weekend.  At Glenn Bannerman's in
           Virginia, 1973.
e.15      1974. August. Maine Folk Dance Camp.
               Photo 1: "Uncle Ralph's Culture Corner."
               Photo 2:  Unidentified but probably same.
e.16      1974. November 30.  Ralph Page dancing with Claire
           Belyea.
          1974. December. Ralph Page and unidentified family.
e.17      1975. Maine Folk Dance Camp.  "Uncle Ralph's Culture
           Corner" - Ralph Page with Vera O'Donnell.
          1975. November.  Fall Square Dance Weekend, East Hill
           Farm, Troy, N.H.  Ralph Page with Duke Miller and
           Charlie Baldwin.
e.18      1976. Maine Folk Dance Camp.  Ralph Page at
           smorgasbord.
e.19      1978. March 5th. NEFFA Dance, Concord, MA.
               Photo 1:  Ralph Page with mike.
               Photo 2:  Ralph Page with mike, Rod Miller on
               fiddle, Bob McQuillen on piano.
               Photo 3:  Above three plus Cal Howard, Ed Koenig,
               and Allan MacIntire.
               Photo 4:  All of the above plus Dick Neville and
               Jack Perron.
e.20      1978. April 12 & 13. New England Square and Round Dance
           Convention. Ralph Page receiving gift presented by
           Charlie Baldwin.
e.21      1978. August. Maine Folk Dance Camp.
               Photo 1:  Ralph Page conducting Maine Camp
               auction.
               Photo 2:  Ralph Page modeling three-cup bra.
               Photo 3:  Mary Ann Herman's birthday party.
e.22      1980. Charlie Baldwin, Don Armstrong, Caroline and Jack
           Lasry, and Ralph Page receiving the Milestone Award
           from Callerlab in Miami, Florida.
e.23      1981. July. Maine Folk Dance Camp.
               Photo 1:  Ralph Page teaching dance.
               Photo 2:  Ralph Page and unidentified woman.
e.24      1983. April 24th.  NEFFA, Natick High School, Natick,
           MA. Ralph Page and Bob McQuillen.
e.25      1984. April. Page outside NEFFA at Natick High School,
           Natick, MA. (2 copies)
e.26      1984. April 14. 40th NEFFA, Natick, MA.
               Photo 1:  Ralph Page at mike. 1984.
               Photo 2:  Ralph Page receiving a silver cup, Mary
               Gillette.
               Photo 3:  Ted Sannella at mike, Ralph Page and
               Mary Gillette behind him.
e.27      1984. April.  NEFFA, Natick High School, Natick, MA.
               Photo 1: Ralph Page.
               Photos 2 & 3: Ralph Page and Marianne Taylor.
e.28      Undated. Page at mike.
e.29      Undated. Group photo including Ralph Page, Don
           Armstrong, Ed Durlacher.  2 copies.
e.30      Undated. Detail of previous photograph: Ralph Page and
           Don Armstrong sharing a joke. Obviously a gift to Page,
           it has numerous signatures.
e.31      Undated. Group photo including Page, Al Brundage, Ed
           Durlacher, and Orville "Pop" Smith.
e.32      Undated. Group photo of Page and his Orchestra (?).
e.33      Undated. Group photo taken in California [University of
           the Pacific in Stockton?] including Ace Smith,
           Madelaine Greene, Page, WTS ("Vyts") Beliajus, and Jack
	   McKay.
e.34      Undated. 3 photographs of Page at mike outdoors under
           large umbrella.
e.35      Undated. Colorized photograph of the Ralph Page Orchestra:
	   Bob McQuillen (accordion), Halton J. Richardson, Jnr.
	   (better known as "Dick Junior") (double bass), Ralph Page
	   (caller),  Russ Allen, Halton J. Richardson (better known
	    as "Dick") (fiddles), and John Trombley (piano).
e.36-42   32 black & white photographs of same.
e.43      Undated. Page at mike at Thanksgiving dance.
e.44      Undated. Group photo in Stockton, CA. Page and
           unidentified square dance band members.
e.45      Undated. Page with flash camera in Washington, D.C. in
           front of the Capitol.
e.46      Undated. Group "orchestra" photo including Ralph Page,
           Beth Best, Dick Best, Bob McQuillen, Walter Lob, Arthur
           Quinlan, John Ward, Ed Koenig, Hayden Swett, Cy Kano,
           Robin Bowditch, A.C.("Wilkie") Wilkinson, and Angela
           Taylor. Taken at YWCA, 140 Clarendon St., Boston MA.
e.47      Undated. Page, June Hunter & unidentified man in
           Canada.
e.48      Undated. Page at mike, Andre Arsenault in background,
           Canada.
e.49      Undated. Fun and games at Maine Folk Dance Camp.
               Photo 1:  Ralph Page and Mary Ann Herman.
               Photo 2:  Ralph Page, Ted Mauntz and unidentified
               man.
e.50      Undated. Page with flash camera.
e.51      Undated (1984?). Page at mike, young musicians in
           background.
b. Others
e.52      1932. July 5. Edward G. Rand, Warner, N.H.  at Mt. Tom.
          Photo postcard.
e.53      Early 1940s. YWCA, Boston.
               Photo 1:  Eight Hand Star. Dancers include Al
               Smith, Walter Lob, Angela Taylor, Francis Smith,
	       Joel Ward, and Jackie Hession. (Has negative).
               Photo 2:  Dancers include Jackie Hession, Walter
               Lob, Betsey Carlin, Alan Smith, John Ward, and Kay
               Cummings.
          [1944. Group from YMCA Square Dance Class - see OVSZ
           BOX 2]
e.54      1945. YMCA, Boston.  Musicians include Walter Lob, Dick
           Best, and Will Ayer.
e.55      Mid-1940s. Portrait of Will Ayer (with vita in ink on
           facing page.
e.56      1946. NEFFA at YMCA, Boston. Various musicians
           (including Will Ayer).
e.57      1948. March 1. Boston and Maine Railroad YMCA, Phenix
           Hall, Concord, N.H.
e.58      1954. Country Dance Society, Boston, MA, Morris Dance -
           "Leapfrog".  2 copies and a negative.
e.59      1954. Tufts University, Boston.
               Photo 1: Gene Gowing calling a general dance.
               Photo 2: Scottish Set.  Most dancers identified.
               Photo 3: David Rosenberg leading general folk
               dancing. John Williams and partner demonstrating
               the dance.
               Photo 4: Couples dancing. (w. negative)
e.60      1954. Roderick and Charlotte Thomson of Dedham, MA.
           playing the Highland bagpipes.
e.61      1959. Full orchestra, includes Beth McCullough, Ed
           Koenig, Arthur Quinlin, John Ward, Walter Lob, Sylvia
           Sawyer Miskoe, Joe Ryan, Bob McQuillen, Bob Gulyassis,
           Jack Sloanaker, George Fogg, Angela Taylor, and Irwin
           Davis.
e.62      1960. August. Jean and Nibs [Matthews?] at Sidmouth Folk
           Festival, Sidmouth, England. "Just before a
           performance."
e.63      1965. Masonic Hall in Keene, NH.
               Photo 1:  Dick Crum leading a Balkan dance at Year
               End Camp, 1965.
               Photo 2:  Squares at Year End Camp.
e.64      1983.  The Orketts Old-Time Dance Orchestra, Community
           Hall, Brainbridge Township, Ohio on Sat. evening, July
           23, 1983. Last dance after 42 years in the business.
e.65      Undated. Contra dancing on Saturday afternoon, photo
           includes Dick Osgood, Jim West, Fred Newcomb, and Janet
           Masse.
e.66      Undated. New England Folk Festival at the YWCA building
           on November 15th.  General dancing with the audience
           taking part [negative available].
e.67      Undated. Unidentified exhibition dance (Connecticut?).
               Photo 1: Young dancers.
               Photo 2: Young and old dancers together.
               Photo 3: Dancers being presented.
e.68      Undated.  Unidentified exhibition square dancers
           (Connecticut?). 3 photos.
e.69      Undated.  Unidentified exhibition square dancers
           (Connecticut?). 3 photos.
e.70      Undated.  Unidentified square dancers at a Polish club
           dance.  3 photos.
e.71      Undated.  Group at Isle aux Coudres, a few miles from
           Quebec wearing summer costumes ca. 1850, Sunday best.
e.72      Undated.  5 photos.
               Photo 1:  Charlie Baldwin at microphone.
               Photo 2:  Bob Brundage at microphone.
               Photo 3:  Al Brundage at microphone.
               Photos 4 and 5:  unidentified men at microphone.
e.73      Undated.  Fresno Frolickers.
e.74      Undated.  Unidentified group of men (one of whom is Bob
           Brundage - white shirt in center) at a dance. Are these
           dance callers?
e.75      Undated.  Unidentified couple in costume.
e.76      Undated.  Blackie Homan and his H-Bar-H Ranch Boys.
e.77      Undated.  Unidentified Kurdish(?) dancers. Postcard.
e.78      1930. September.  Marlboro Hotel.
e.79      1952. Sunday, May 11. "'Mite(y)' Foster on his way to
           the ring to meet "P(a)unchy" Page in a boxing skit at
           the Party Night during the Ralph Page Institute at
           Cleveland College, Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio."
e.80      1958. Miss Niskoko Fruruta, principal of Fruruta
           dancing institute demonstrating "spring dance."
e.81      1960.  The Olsons.
               Photo 1:  Season's Greetings from Ray Olson and
               family in 1960, Barbara age 10, Ricky age 12,
               Karen age 17, and wife Helen.
               Photo 2:  Ray Olson at microphone.
e.82      1962.  Portrait of Greta Erin Helt.
e.83      1964.  Season's greetings from the Nunnemachers.
e.84      1964.  Season's greetings from Walter and Vera Meier.
e.85      1965. July.  Jean and Nibs -? at home.
e.86      1967.  Portrait of "Aggie."
e.87      1968.  Ada Page and unidentified man, Year End Camp.
           Photo taken by Virginia Nill Jinks.
e.88      1969.  Season's greetings from the Nunnemachers.
e.89      1969.  Season's Greetings from the Philippinies from
           the Fajardos.
e.90      1970.  Bill & Lois Englhard, Folk Dance Picnic, August.
e.91      1973.  Unidentified group at camp in Maine. Photo by
           Sumiko Tanaka.
e.92      1975.  Christmas Greetings from Harry & Eileen Cullum.
e.93      Undated. Chief Big Smoke Page from Chief Wascurly Bob.
e.94      Undated.  Football team picture, includes Ralph's
           son-in-law, Skip Wood-#27.
e.95      Undated:
           Photo 1: Bob Osgood and Bob Hagan.
           Photo 2: Christmas Card from Dorothy and Cy Kano.
           Photo 3: Seasons greetings from Gwynne and Joe Blundon.
           Photo 4: Unidentified accordion player.
           Photo 5: Unidentified feline.
           Photo 6: Unidentified group at party.
           Photo 7: Unidentified house.
e.96      Undated.  Slide of Rod Linnell.
e.97      Undated. Unidentified whiskered man with a snifter.
e.98      Undated. Holiday greetings from Stefany.
e.99      Undated. Unidentified Japanese man pictured in rose
           garden in Mukoo ga Oya Park in Tokyo(?).
e.100     Undated.  Marlboro Town Hall.
e.101     Undated.  "Toy Shop After Fire.  Whitney Bros."  New
           Hampshire(?).
	
XVIII. Films
BOX 81
Film #1   Fresno, CA.  Outdoor market and park.
Film #2   Fresno, CA.  Irrigation dam; house and pool.
Film #3   Ojai, CA.  Dance performances.
Film #4   Ojai, CA.  Festival performances - Russian, Mexican,
          Ukrainian.
Film #5   Stockton, CA.  College of the Pacific.  various dances,
          including Austrian Landler, Irish hand reel, etc.
Film #6   Stockton, CA.  College of the Pacific.
Film #7   Stockton, CA.  College of the Pacific.  People;, some
          dances (Too dark to see). B/W.
Film #8   Stockton, CA.  Buildings and people.
Film #9   Stockton, CA.  Dance steps - Indian, Mexican,
          Scandinavian.
Film #10  Stockton, CA.  Lawn party, dance sequences.
Film #11  Stockton, CA.  Watermelon feed, includes Jack McKay &
          Ralph Page.
Film #12  Folk Festival in California. Alexandrovska Kohanochka
          (California-style).
Film #13  California Redwoods (possibly Wilder's home in Ben
          Lomond).
Film #14  Maine Folk Dance Camp, decorations, costumes.
Film #15  Maine Folk Dance Camp, includes Mary Herman, Dick Crum,
          Henry Lash, Connie Taylor, Andrea Czompo.
Film #16  Maine Folk Dance Camp, picnic lunch, shuffleboard,
          lummy sticks.
Film #17  Maine Folk Dance Camp, Luau, "Campaign".
Film #18  Maine Folk dance camp, picnic, smorgasbord (around
          1960).
Film #19  Camp Merriewoods, NH. Horseplay on the dock, grove of
          kids at play.
Film #20  Atlanta, NJ.  Dancers in gym (film is very dark).
Film #21  Atlanta, NJ.  Watermelon feed - people, cabin, chapel,
          state buildings, university.  Black & white.
Film #22  New Mexico, Arizona.
Film #23  Astoria, Oregon: waterfront views, mountains, logs.
Film #24  Tacoma, Washington.
Film #25: Location unknown: Folk Dance Camp - includes Japanese
          dancer, Michael Herman, Bob Brundage.
Film #26: Location unknown: Festival, Polish dance and more.
Film #27: Location unknown: September, 1952 - ferries, bridge,
          desert scenes, town.
Film #28: Location unknown: Flowers, trees, scenic views.
Film #29: Location unknown: River, paddle-steamer.
Film #30: Location unknown: Streams, snow-covered mountains, palm
          trees, flowers, outside stage.
Film #31: Location unknown: Cartoon, Tinytoons, "Little
          Olympics."
	
XVIII. Miscellaneous Items
BOX 82    Contains 4 name tags, 1 pair of bloomers, and a block
           print of Page's portrait.
	
XIX. Oversize Items
OVERSIZE
BOX 1     [primarily dance calls & music manuscripts]
e.1      "The Downfall of Paris" - 1st & 2nd violin
e.2      "Duncan Galop"
e.3      "Ellen o'Summer (Ellen's Reel)"
e.4      "'G' Waltz"
e.5      "Lancers Quadrille"
e.6      "Les Lancers Quadrille"
e.7      "Modern Squares"
e.8      "Old Quadrille"
e.9      Unidentified
e.10     "C'est a grand tort"
          "Romney Reel"
          "Darling Nellie Gray"
          "Old Southern Schottische"
          "Irish Washerwoman"
          "Buffalo Boy Go Round the Outside"
          "Fairchance Frolic"
e.11     "Kincorra Jig"
          "Caddam Wood"
e.12     "Santa's Hornpipe" -oompah
          "Hornpipe"
e.13     "Down By a Weeping Willow"
          "Young Albion"
e.14     "Otda" - Russian polka
          "Retchenko" - Russian
          "Lezginka" - Russian
e.15     "Shingle the Roof"
          "The River Jig"
          "Hannigan's Hornpipe"
          "Halifax Polka"
          "The Shelburne Rotary Breakdown"
          "The O.A.C. Breakdown"
          "The Four Jacks"
          "The BAIE (St. Anne's Quadrille)"
          "Snowflake Breakdown"
          "Victor Roy's Breakdown"
e.16     "Lady Walpole's Reel (Bill's Favorite)"
          "Reel O'Stumpie" - Old Scotch
          "Galloway Tam" - Old Scotch
          "Hot Times in the Old Town"
e.17     "Fisher's Hornpipe"
          "College Hornpipe"
          "Hull's Victory"
          "Money Musk"
          "Star Spangled Banner"
          "Hail Columbia"
          "Columbia, Gem of the Ocean"
e.18     "Blackberry Quadrille"
          "Vive L'Amour"
          "St. Anne's Reel"
          "Honest John" - parts I & II
e.19     "Fasten the Wig on Her" - jig
          "The Priest in His Boots" - jig
          "My Pretty Fair Maid" - jig
          "Shee Na La Quira" - jig
          "St. Pierre Hornpipe"
          "President Garfield's Hornpipe"
          "Bob's Double Clog"
e.20     "Up Jumped the Devil"
          "Cricket on the Hearth"
          "Chinese Breakdown"
e.21     "Pay Me Up Eleven Pence"
          "Cheat River"
          "Down Yonder"
e.22     Notebook: "New England Country Dance Tunes"
e.23     Notebook: Various tunes
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BOX 2     [assorted materials]
f.1      Awards from Nova Scotia, 1952.
f.2      Poster: "The Squares That Ralph Built."
f.3      Poster: "Opening of the Cheshire Railroad."
f.4      Poster: "Northumbrian and Scotch Bagpipes"
f.5      Poster: Monadnock Fall Foliage Festival, 1964.
f.6      Program: National Folk Festival, 1943.
f.7      Program: National Folk Festival, 1947.
f.8      Poster: New England Folk Festival, 1953 (2 copies).
f.9      Poster: New England Folk Festival, 1965.
f.10     Poster: "Happy New Year" by Huig Hofman, 1965.
f.11     1958 (or 1957?). September. New Hampshire Fall Camp,
           Camp Merriewoode, Stoddard, N.H.
f.12     1944.  Fall.  Group from YWCA Square Dance Class.