Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Correspondence primarily contains letters from Annie Shepley Omori to her close friend, Mrs. Oliver Edwin (Bella) Williams of Boston, Massachusetts. With the exception of two early letters, the series begins in 1907, after Annie’s marriage to Hyoso Omori. The letters chart her introduction and gradual adjustment to Japanese life and are filed chronologically. Much of the correspondence is personal. However, Annie, particularly in the early years, meticulously records her...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Correspondence primarily contains letters from Annie Shepley Omori to her close friend, Mrs. Oliver Edwin (Bella) Williams of Boston, Massachusetts. With the exception of two early letters, the series begins in 1907, after Annie’s marriage to Hyoso Omori. The letters chart her introduction and gradual adjustment to Japanese life and are filed chronologically. Much of the correspondence is personal. However, Annie, particularly in the early years, meticulously records her...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Correspondence primarily contains letters from Annie Shepley Omori to her close friend, Mrs. Oliver Edwin (Bella) Williams of Boston, Massachusetts. With the exception of two early letters, the series begins in 1907, after Annie’s marriage to Hyoso Omori. The letters chart her introduction and gradual adjustment to Japanese life and are filed chronologically. Much of the correspondence is personal. However, Annie, particularly in the early years, meticulously records her...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Correspondence primarily contains letters from Annie Shepley Omori to her close friend, Mrs. Oliver Edwin (Bella) Williams of Boston, Massachusetts. With the exception of two early letters, the series begins in 1907, after Annie’s marriage to Hyoso Omori. The letters chart her introduction and gradual adjustment to Japanese life and are filed chronologically. Much of the correspondence is personal. However, Annie, particularly in the early years, meticulously records her...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Correspondence primarily contains letters from Annie Shepley Omori to her close friend, Mrs. Oliver Edwin (Bella) Williams of Boston, Massachusetts. With the exception of two early letters, the series begins in 1907, after Annie’s marriage to Hyoso Omori. The letters chart her introduction and gradual adjustment to Japanese life and are filed chronologically. Much of the correspondence is personal. However, Annie, particularly in the early years, meticulously records her...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Correspondence primarily contains letters from Annie Shepley Omori to her close friend, Mrs. Oliver Edwin (Bella) Williams of Boston, Massachusetts. With the exception of two early letters, the series begins in 1907, after Annie’s marriage to Hyoso Omori. The letters chart her introduction and gradual adjustment to Japanese life and are filed chronologically. Much of the correspondence is personal. However, Annie, particularly in the early years, meticulously records her...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Charles Baldwin Papers is comprised of items relating to Charles Baldwin’s trip to Japan in 1909. These materials include letters, guidebooks, maps, ephemera, diaries, and travelogues describing Baldwin’s perceptions and opinions. The material is arranged chronologically. The diaries, which document the trip in considerable detail, follow their own internal order. Folder 4 in box 2 contains two postcards to Baldwin, two letters to Mrs. Williams, and photocopies of photographs of...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Charles Baldwin Papers is comprised of items relating to Charles Baldwin’s trip to Japan in 1909. These materials include letters, guidebooks, maps, ephemera, diaries, and travelogues describing Baldwin’s perceptions and opinions. The material is arranged chronologically. The diaries, which document the trip in considerable detail, follow their own internal order. Folder 4 in box 2 contains two postcards to Baldwin, two letters to Mrs. Williams, and photocopies of photographs of...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Charles Baldwin Papers is comprised of items relating to Charles Baldwin’s trip to Japan in 1909. These materials include letters, guidebooks, maps, ephemera, diaries, and travelogues describing Baldwin’s perceptions and opinions. The material is arranged chronologically. The diaries, which document the trip in considerable detail, follow their own internal order. Folder 4 in box 2 contains two postcards to Baldwin, two letters to Mrs. Williams, and photocopies of photographs of...