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Series 1: General Correspondence - Expanded

Letter from Margaret Griswold Locke to Helen Keller about donating to AFB and memories from Radcliffe College.
Letter from Vera Nash Locke to Helen Keller wishing her a happy birthday, with letter of receipt from Marlene Mansfield to Ms. Locke.
Letter from Evelyn D. Seide to Mrs. Otis Palmer acknowledging receipt of braille letter and newspaper article by Mary K. Brown entitled "Old Photograph Recalls Helen Keller's Visit to North Bay Friends".
Letter to W. Ray Logan declining request for comments from Helen Keller for "Good Cheer".
Correspondence regarding Elsa M. Loges' braille transcriptions for Helen Keller.
Letter from Elizabeth P. Long to Helen Keller about a past meeting and wishing her a happy birthday.
Letter from R. A. Long to Helen Keller about a meeting at Ivanhoe Temple in Kansas City.
Letter from Helen Keller to Miss Lord acknowledging receipt of book of Chinese prints.
Letter from Fred R. Lovett to Helen Keller in thanks for her hospitality in Scotland.
Correspondence to and from Elizabeth T. Lovitt wishing her happy birthday and the possibility of shared relatives.
Correspondence to and from Andrew Low about literature, in admiration of Helen Keller, and discussing world politics.
Birthday card from Victor A. Lownes to Helen Keller, with letter of receipt from Evelyn D. Seide.
Letters from Helen Keller to Louis Ludlow regarding Anne Sullivan's receipt of his letter about his child and in thanks for his support of the Pratt Bill.
Telegram from Heinrich Luebke and Niels Hansen to Helen Keller wishing her a happy birthday.
Newspaper article by William F. Michelfelder from the 'National Enquirer' entitled "Now Blind and Almost Deaf, 100-Year-Old Man Recalls His Childhood Visits with Helen Keller," about Frederick Lueddemann.
Letter from William Fisher, Jr. to James A. Lundy asking to serve on the Arrangements Committee of the Helen Keller Dinner.
Letter from T. Luria to Helen Keller informing her of a healer in La Rochelle, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Letter of admiration from Aileene Lynch to Helen Keller.
Correspondence between John Lyons and Helen Keller about Miss Keller's writings.