Barbara Rosenthal and friends, 1962 - 2011, bulk: 1962 - 1981

File — Multiple Containers

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Front of the folders include notes from Barbara about her relationships to the senders. Folders are arranged by senders as listed below.

Boxes 9 and 10 include the following correspondents:

John Hall 1964-1968

Martha Kellner 1966-1974

Les Rapaport 1964-1966

Unce Abie And Aunt Minnie (1964-1968); Ed Shankman 1967-1968; Emily Oldak, 1968

Angela; Henri circa 1968-1969; Ronald Janek 1966; Unknown 1965; Simone

Correspondence to B. Rosenthal (1966, 1967, 1970, 1971, 1976, 2011); Audrey Kurshan, 1967-1974

Larry Hirsch 1967-1981; Deborah Citron 1966-1974; Beatrice Giaimo 1966

Kenneth Forenab, 1965; Wayne Simpkins, 1980-1981; Pradip Khandwalla, 1967; Fred Fastow, 1971

Bruce Malloy, 1963-1965; J. Reiss, 1975; Lynne Mary, 1966-1967; Giancarlo Jori, 1968

Sandee Berman, 1964-1969; Mark Benowitz, 1962; Allen and Rita Schwartz, 1966-1970; Eileen Aresten, 1963-1973; Irene Busko, undated; Si and Annie Bassie, 1966-1968

Aunt Edith, undated; Hilda Fibish, 1965-1967; Bob Berke, 1970-1971; “Martin,” 1966; M. Sattinger, 1968; George Harrach, 1967

Peter Elem, undated, Anne Caroer, 1972; George Raniolo, 1966; Larry Raiken, 1966; “Angela,” 1967; John Nelson, 1966-1967

Carol Lebbin, 1972; Marie Gannon, 1965-1970

Box 133: Further correspondence from Marie Gannon, Kathleen Burns, Wayne Simpkins, Bob Benke, and Larry Hirsh.

Dates

1962 - 2011
Majority of material found within 1962 - 1981

Conditions Governing Access

Appointments to examine materials must be made in advance. Please email QC.archives@qc.cuny.edu for more information or to schedule an appointment.

Extent

From the Collection: approx. 137.82 Linear Feet (Approximately 137.82 linear feet plus additional textiles and oversized items. 157 archival boxes; 6 artifact boxes; 5 book totes; 6 clothing items on garment rack; 4 oversize folders.)

Language of Materials

From the Sub-Series: English

Additional Description

Arrangement

Subseries are arranged based on the original order in which Barbara Rosenthal packed up the correspondence to give to the archives. Letters are grouped by sender.