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CROWE - Catherine Crowe Collection

BIO - Research notes

F191872 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's family background

F191873 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's family background

F191874 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe

F191875 - Research notes: Borough Green Farm

F191876 - Research notes: Lieutenant Colonel John Crowe.

F191877 - Research notes: Lieutenant Colonel John Crowe

F191878 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's family background

F191879 - Research notes: mesmerism and clairvoyance

F191880 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with characters of her day

F191881 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with characters of her day

F191882 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's letters and of those written to and about her collected by Geoffrey Larken

3 - Letter from Sydney Smith to Colonel Fox

4 - Letter from Lieut.-Colonel John Crowe to Lieut. Siborne

5 - Letter from Sydney Smith to Mrs. Crowe

6 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to (presumably) Robert Chambers

7 - Letter from Sydney Smith to Lady Grey

8 - Letter from Sydney Smith to Mrs. Crowe

9 - Letter from Lord Francis Jeffrey to Charles Dickens

10 - Letter from Charles Dickens to Angus Fletcher

11 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Robert Chambers

12 - Letter from Robert Chambers to Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan, then plain Mr. or Esquire.

13 - Letter to George Combe

14 - Letter from Robert Cox to Mrs. Crowe

15 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to (presumably) Robert Chambers

16 - Letter to Miss Bell

17 - Dickens's Edinburgh Schedule

18 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Robert Chambers

19 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to (presumably) Robert Chambers

20 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to (presumably) Robert Chambers

21 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to (presumably) Robert Chambers

22 - Letter from Susan Ferrier to Mrs. Tennent

23 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Robert Chambers

24 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to (presumably) Robert Chambers

25 - Letter from Cecilia Combe to Dr. A. Combe

26 - Letter from From Mary Mann to Elizabeth Peabody

27 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Robert Chambers

28 - Letter to Alexander or Robert Blackwood

29 - Letter from Charles Dickens to Mrs. Crowe

30 - Letter to Thomas De Quincey

31 - Letter from Geraldine Jewsbury to Jane Carlyle

32 - Letter from Jane Carlyle to Jeannie Welsh

33 - Letter to George Combe

34 - Letter from Samuel Brown to Robert Chambers

35 - Letter to Lady Holland, Sydney Smith's daughter

36 - Letter to Mr. Timbs

37 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to (presumably) Robert Chambers

38 - Letter to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe

39 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Robert Chambers

40 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to William Chambers

41 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to (presumably) Robert Chambers

42 - [notes re. Lord Patrick Robertson]

43 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Leitch Ritchie

44 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Robert Chambers

45 - Letter from George Combe to Robert Chambers

46 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Robert Chambers

47 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Hans Christian Andersen

48 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Hans Christian Andersen

49 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Hans Christian Andersen

50 - Letter from Thomas De Quincey

51 - Letter from Ralph Waldo Emerson to Samuel Brown

52 - Letter from Samuel Brown to Robert Chambers

53 - Letter from Samuel Brown to Thomas Carlyle

54 - Letter from R.W.Emerson to T.Carlyle

55 - Letter from Thomas Carlyle to Samuel Brown

56 - Letter from T.Carlyle to R.W.Emerson

57 - Letter to Mrs. Jane Loudon, formerly Webb

58 - Letter from R.W.Emerson to Mrs. Crowe

59 - Letter from T. Carlyle to Lady Harriet Baring (afterwards Ashburton)

60 - Letter from Ralph Waldo Emerson to Mrs. Crowe

61 - Letter from George Combe to Mrs. Crowe

62 - Letter from Mrs. Gaskell to Catherine Winkworth

63 - Letter from Samuel Brown to R.W.Emerson

64 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to (presumably) Robert Chambers

65 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to (presumably) Robert Chambers

66 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to (presumably) Robert Chambers

67 - Letter to an unknown correspondent, presumably a Publisher

68 - Letter from Charles Dickens to W.H.Wills

69 - Letter from Samuel Brown to Joseph Ropes

70 - Letter from Mrs. Jane Loudon to Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan

71 - Letter from Charlotte Bronte to Ellen Nussey

72 - Letter from G.H.Lewes to Richard Hengist Horne

73 - Letter from Samuel Brown to Sydney Dobell

74 - Letter from Samuel Brown to Kate Barland

75 - Letter from Lucy Storrar to Messrs. Routledge

76 - Letter from GHL to Richard Bentley, London

77 - Letter to Mrs. (Newton) Crossland

78 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to James T. Fields

79 - Letter from Richard Bentley to Mrs. Crowe

80 - Letter from Samuel Brown to George Combe

81 - Letter from Samuel Brown to George Combe

82 - Letter from Marian Evans to Sara Sophia Hennell

83 - Letter from Samuel Brown to George Combe

84 - Letter from John Malcom to THE SPIRITUALIST

85 - Letter from Samuel Brown to George Combe

86 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to James T. Fields

87 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to James T. Fields

88 - Letter from Samuel Brown to George Combe

89 - Letter to Mrs. Loudon

90 - [photocopy of manuscript letter from Catherine Crowe to Isabella Catherine Dennistoun]

91 - Letter from Samuel Brown to George Combe

92 - Letter from Catherine Crowe to George Routledge

93 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to James T. Fields

94 - Letter from Charles Dickens to the Rev. James White

95 - Letter from Marian Evans to George Combe

96 - Letter from Charles Dickens to E. de la Rue

97 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to James T. Fields

98 - Letter from Dr. John Conolly to George Combe

99 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Mrs. Monckton Milnes

100 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to the Editor of THE DAILY NEWS

101 - Letter from Harrietz Martineau to Frederick Everard Hunt, Editor of THE DAILY NEWS

102 - Letter from Mrs. de Morgan to Dr. John Elliotson

103 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Dr. John Elliotson

104 - Letter from W.M.Thackeray to Dr. John Brown

105 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Mrs. Milner Gibson

106 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Mrs. Monckton Milnes

107 - Letter to Helen - Mrs. Samuel Brown, formerly Miss Littlejohn of Haddington

108 - Letter from J.R.Russell to Helen Brown

109 - Letter from Helen Brown to Harriet Martineau

110 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Mrs. Newton Crosland

111 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Mrs. Milner Gibson

112 - Letter to Mrs. Loudon

113 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Mrs. Milner Gibson

114 - Letter from T.C.Newby to Mrs. Catherine Crowe

115 - Letter to Westland Marston

116 - Letter to Westland Marston

117 - Letter from Samuel Brown and Westland Marston.

118 - Letter to Westland Marston

119 - Letter from T.C.Newby to Westland Marston

120 - Letter from Westland Marston to T.C.Newby

121 - Letter from T.C.Newby to Westland Marston

122 - Letter from Westland Marston to T.C.Newby

123 - Letter from Mrs. Catherine Crowe to James Hain Friswell

124 - Letter from Westland Marston to T.C.Newby

125 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to James T. Fields

126 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to James T. Fields

127 - Letter from T.C.Newby to Westland Marston

128 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to James T. Fields

129 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Mrs. Milner Gibson

130 - Letter to Helen, Mrs. Samuel Brown

131 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Mrs. Milner Gibson

132 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Richard Monckton Milnes

133 - Letter to Helen, Mrs. Samuel Brown

134 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Messrs. Routledge, Warne & Routledge

135 - Letter from John Sanderson to Helen Brown

136 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Mr. M. (Surgeon)

137 - Letter from Mrs. Crowe to Mrs. Milner Gibson

138 - Letter from Mrs. Gaskell to ?Marianne Gaskell

139 - Letter from Mrs. Gaskell to George Smith

140 - Letter from Helen Brown to Harriet Martineau

F191883 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with the Loudon family

F191884 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with Samuel Brown

F191885 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with Harriet Martineau, Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, Robert Chambers, Samuel Rogers, the Nash family and others among Edinburgh society.

F191886 - Research notes: copied articles on spiritualism including 'Mesmerism, hypnotism, Christian science and mind healing' by George Wyld, extracts from Howitt's 'History of the supernatural' and extracts from 'The Spiritual Magazine'.

F191887 - Research notes: spiritualism

F191888 - Research notes: the supernatural

F191889 - Research notes: correspondence written by Catherine Crowe, to her and relating to her

F191890 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with the theatre

F191891 - Research notes: two files containing copies of articles written by Geoffrey Larken relating to Catherine Crowe

F191892 - Research notes: details of Mrs Crowe's published work

F191893 - Research notes: reproductions of contemporary articles relating to Mrs Crowe and her associates

F191894 - Research notes: one file containing notes made by Geoffrey Larken relating to smuggling in Kent

F191895 - Research notes: six volumes of copies of articles and stories written by Catherine Crowe between 1841 and 1851

F191896 - Research notes: one volume of copies of articles written by Catherine Crowe between 1841 and 1863

F191897 - 1 volume of articles written by Catherine Crowe. These include 'The two beggar boys', 'Esther Hammond's wedding day', 'The story of Martha Guinnis and her son', 'The Bearstreak, a gastronomic adventure', 'The lost diamonds', 'A night in a German wood' and

F191898 - 1 file containing miscellaneous details relating to Mrs Crowe. Includes details of Mrs Crowe's association with Harriet Martineau, John Whitelocke, John James Drysdale and others among Edinburgh society arranged alphabetically. Also notes by Larken on som

F191899 - Bound up Xerox copy of 'Spiritualism and the Age we live in' originally published by T. C. Newby.

F191900 - Bound up copies of 'Krasinski' and other stories originally published in Chambers's Edinburgh Journal with introduction by Geoffrey Larken.

F191901 - Xerox copy of 'Ghosts and family legends, a volume for Christmas'

BOOK - Research notes and written works

PIC - Pictures and photograph albums

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