Box 10

Letters from Farnam to staff members concerning administrative matters following his appointment.

Letters and postcards from Farnam, mainly written while traveling. Includes a letter describing a stay with Curtis's founder Mary Louise Curtis Bok (November 25, 1929) and a letter dictated from the hospital (October 17, 1930).

Letters from Farnam to his parents, sister, and other relatives, mainly concerning his life in London with his aunt Alice while studying at the Royal College of Music. Includes one letter from Farnam's mother and sister.

Letters by Farnam to his parents and relatives in Canada, some of them written while traveling, with references to meetings with organists and organ builders.

Clippings from letters with anecdoctes about Arline's daughter Eleanor, cut out and dated by Farnam, presumably to be used in a scrapbook about his niece.

Letters from Farnam to Charlotte Greene, including a snapshot of Mrs. Greene and company, 1929.

This series consists of Farnam's letters to family, friends, students, and others, which were collected during attempts by Helen Hewitt and John Greene to write Farnam's biography. Added to this correspondence are letters from Farnam to Curtis staff members, which were transferred from the Vertical Files in the Curtis Archives. (For letters and biographical contributions concerning Farnam from these correspondents see series 6.1-6.3.)

This series consists of Farnam's letters to family, friends, students, and others, which were collected during attempts by Helen Hewitt and John Greene to write Farnam's biography. Added to this correspondence are letters from Farnam to Curtis staff members, which were transferred from the Vertical Files in the Curtis Archives. (For letters and biographical contributions concerning Farnam from these correspondents see series 6.1-6.3.)

This series consists of Farnam's letters to family, friends, students, and others, which were collected during attempts by Helen Hewitt and John Greene to write Farnam's biography. Added to this correspondence are letters from Farnam to Curtis staff members, which were transferred from the Vertical Files in the Curtis Archives. (For letters and biographical contributions concerning Farnam from these correspondents see series 6.1-6.3.)

This series consists of Farnam's letters to family, friends, students, and others, which were collected during attempts by Helen Hewitt and John Greene to write Farnam's biography. Added to this correspondence are letters from Farnam to Curtis staff members, which were transferred from the Vertical Files in the Curtis Archives. (For letters and biographical contributions concerning Farnam from these correspondents see series 6.1-6.3.)