Born in New Zealand in 1907, Bill Holland first traveled to Japan at the age of 21 to take part in the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, beginning over thirty years of association with the organization. During his time at IPR, Holland held a number of leadership positions, including Research Secretary (1933-1944), Secretary-General (1946-1960), and editor of its periodicals Far Eastern Survey and Pacific Affairs. He took leave from the IPR twice: to study for a MA in economics under John Maynard Keynes at Cambridge (1934) and, during the Second World War, to become acting director of the Office of War Information in Chungking, China. Founded on an internationalist philosophy as a forum to discuss relations between Pacific nations, the IPR was targeted under the McCarthy-era McCarran act during the 1950s, accused of Communist sympathies. After political pressure led the IPR to disband in 1960, Holland accepted a position on faculty with the newly created Department of Asian Studies at the University of British Columbia (1961-1972), helping to lead that department to international prominence. He remained in BC until the death of his wife Doreen in 1990, after which he settled in Amherst to live with his only child, Patricia G. Holland. Holland died in Amherst in May 2008.
The Holland Papers are a dense assemblage of correspondence of Bill Holland, his wife Doreen, and their family, from his first trip abroad in the 1920s through the time of his death. Although largely personal in nature, the letters offer important insight into Holland’s travel in pre-war Asia, his work with the IPR, the war, and the of the 1950s. The collection also includes a wealth of photographs, including two albums documenting trips to Japan, China, and elsewhere 1929-1933.
William Lancelot Holland was born in South Malvern, New Zealand in 1907, the oldest of four sons. He came from humble beginnings: his father was a railroad worker and he worked on sheep stations to support himself. While at Canterbury College, a professor recommended that he work at a conference put on by the Institute of Pacific Relations (IPR) in Japan. So began a more than thirty year association with the organization, serving in various roles: as Research Secretary (1933-1934), Secretary-General (1946-1960), and editor of its periodicals Far Eastern Survey and Pacific Affairs. Holland twice took leave from the organization: in 1934 to pursue a degree in economics at King's College, Cambridge University under the tutelage of John Maynard Keynes, and from 1944-1945 to serve as acting director of the Office of War Information in Chungking, China.
The IPR was immensely important as a forum to discuss the internationalist approach to understanding political relations of the countries around the Pacific Rim. Long before the Far East became a part of the common consciousness as a result of the Pacific Theater in World War II, the IPR advocated increased understanding of Asian-North American relations through rigorous scholarly pursuit. Because of its internationalist philosophy and supposed pro-Communist leanings, the IPR came under attack by Alfred Kohlberg and Joseph McCarthy and was formally investigated under the McCarran act in the 1950s. In 1955, the institute lost its tax exempt status, and it subsequently engaged in a five-year political battle to regain its status. Though the IRS eventually ruled that the IPR was not guilty of spreading any partisan-propaganda, the drain on funds due to taxes and legal fees caused the IPR to disband in 1960. However, they continued to separately publish Pacific Affairs, the institute's journal, with Holland serving as editor until 1978. Pacific Affairs is published to this day.
Upon leaving the Institute in 1960, Holland became head of the newly-created Asian Studies department at the University of British Columbia. Holland led the growth of the department into one of the pre-eminent Asian Studies departments in America. In 1972 he achieved the title of Professor Emeritus, while in 1989 the University Awarded him an honorary Doctorate of Laws due to his contributions to the field of International Law. Holland lived in British Colombia until 1990, when he left after the death of his wife, Doreen. He reloacted to Amherst, Massachusetts to live with his only child, Patricia G. Holland. William L. Holland died at the age of 100 in 2008.
Scope of collection
The Holland papers are a rich assemblage of materials from the life of William Holland, largely correspondence between William and his wife Doreen, as well as the rest of their family. The collection spans from his first trip abroad in the late 1920s until the time of his death. Largely personal in nature, this collection offers insight into the personal aspirations and motivations of William Holland, as well as frank recollections and descriptions of his experiences as leader of the Institute of Pacific Relations. Topics that receive particular attention are Holland's travel in pre-war Asia, day-to-day work at the IPR, the Second World War and the war in Korea in the 1950s.
The collection also includes a wealth of photographs, including two albums documenting trips to Japan, China, and other countries later in Holland's life, as well as some photos from his first trip to Asia between 1929-1933. Of particular note are two photograph albums of tours of Japan and China in the early 1930s, and a packet of personal images taken at the Japanese surrender of Nanjing, 1945. The collection also includes an album composed of farewell notes given to Holland on occasion of his departure from the IPR in 1960; contributors to this album include Abe Fortas (Supreme Court Justice), Ralph Bunche (Nobel Peace Prize Laureate) and Phillips Talbot (U.S Ambassador to Greece), among others.
Valuable audio recordings focused on Holland's career and his experience with the Institute of Pacific Relations include personal reminiscences, extensive interviews with historians Paul F. Hooper and John F. Howes in the late 1980s, and an oral history of Holland and his wife Doreen conducted by their daughter Patricia G. Holland. Also recorded are lectures delivered by Holland at the University of British Columbia in 1973.
Inventory
Series 1. Correspondence
1921-2008
Akami, Tomoko
2002-2005
Box 1: 1
Aklujkar, Ashok
2002-2007
Box 1: 2
Anderson, Michael
2005-2007
Box 1: 3
Anderson, Mona
1958-2001
Box 1: 4
Anthony, David H.
1996
Box 1: 5
Arntzen, Sonja Kato
1968-2006
Box 1: 6
Austin, Allen S.
1953-1955
Box 1: 7
Barber, Jasper Jon
2006-2007
Box 1: 8
Barber, Lucy
2003-2008
Box 1: 9
Barnes, Betty
1985
Box 1: 10
Belshaw, Cyril
1980-2008
Box 1: 11
Belshaw, Diana
1979-1980
Box 1: 12
Belshaw, Horace
1980
Box 1: 13
Berkowitz, Sylvia
1958
Box 1: 14
Blanchard, Mary
1958-1960
Box 1: 15
Browder, Earl
1951
Box 1: 16
Carter, Edward C.
1951
Box 1: 17
Carter, Edward C. (originals at Columbia University)
1950-1959
Box 1: 18
Carter, Paul
2006
Box 1: 19
Carter, Valerie
2008
Box 1: 20
Carter, William
2004
Box 1: 21
Conant, Melvin
1954
Box 1: 22
Condliffe, Peter G.
2000-2006
Box 1: 23
Corbett, P. E.
1947
Box 1: 24
Dean, Arthur H.
1952
Box 1: 25
Dore, Ronald and Nancy
1990-2008
Box 1: 26
Dubin, Martin David
1988
Box 1: 27
Evans, Paul
1990
Box 1: 28
Fairbank, John K.
1946-1984
Box 1: 29
Fairfax-Cholmeley, Elsie
1962
Box 1: 30
Fedoruk, Keith
2005
Box 1: 31
Finkelstein, Lawrence S.
2002-2007
Box 1: 32
Garnett, Jacqueline
1999-2008
Box 1: 33
Gelfan, Harriet
1984-2004
Box 1: 34
Gerbode, Martha
1951
Box 1: 35
Gerson, Jack J.
1970
Box 1: 36
Goldman, Rene
1998-2004
Box 1: 37
Gordon, Eleanor Breed
1983
Box 1: 38
Green, Dave
2003-2005
Box 1: 39
Green, Michael F.
1986
Box 1: 40
Greene, Candy
1995
Box 1: 41
Harari, Ehud
1988-2006
Box 1: 42
Harnetty, Peter
1992-2007
Box 1: 43
Hatano, K.
1988
Box 1: 44
Hayford, Charles
1986
Box 1: 45
Healy, Mary F.?
ca.1955
Box 1: 46
Healy, Richard
2005-2006
Box 1: 47
Heinrichs, Waldo
2007
Box 1: 48
Hersey, John
1984
Box 1: 49
Holland, Ada E.
1932-1935
Box 1: 50
Holland, Ada E.
1936-1939
Box 1: 51
Holland, Ada E.
1940-1951
Box 1: 52
Holland, Ada E.
1952-1960
Box 1: 53
Holland, Ada E.
1961-1976
Box 1: 54
Holland, Ada E.
1977-1981
Box 1: 55
Holland, Doreen P.
1921-1929
Box 1: 56
Holland, Doreen P.
1930
Box 1: 57
Holland, Doreen P.
1931-1932
Box 1: 58
Holland, Doreen P.
1934-1935
Box 1: 59
Holland, Doreen P.
1942-1943
Box 1: 60
Holland, Doreen P.
1945 Jan-Apr.
Box 1: 61
Holland, Doreen P.
1945 May-Sept.
Box 1: 62
Holland, Doreen P.
1946-1947
Box 1: 63
Holland, Doreen P.
1949
Box 1: 64
Holland, Doreen P.
1950-1955
Box 1: 65
Holland, Doreen P.
1956-1963
Box 1: 66
Holland, Doreen P.: letters to Patricia Holland
1961-1980
Box 1: 67
Holland family
1928
Box 1: 68
Holland family
1929 Jan.-June
Box 1: 69
Holland family
1929 July-Nov.
Box 1: 70
Holland family
1930-1931
Box 1: 71
Holland family
1932-1935
Box 1: 72
Holland family
1936-1940
Box 1: 73
Holland family
1941-1950
Box 1: 74
Holland, Jim
1952-1961
Box 1: 75
Holland, Kay
1958
Box 1: 76
Holland, Mervyn
1943-1961
Box 1: 77
Holland, Mervyn and family
1997-2008
Box 1: 78
Holland, Patricia
1947-1956
Box 1: 79
Holland, Patricia
1957-1961
Box 1: 80
Holland, Patricia
1962-1970
Box 1: 81
Holland, Patricia
1971-1976
Box 1: 82
Holland, Patricia
1977-1981
Box 1: 83
Holland, Patricia
1982-1986
Box 1: 84
Holland, Patricia
1987
Box 1: 85
Holland, Patricia
1988-1990
Box 1: 86
Holland, Patricia
1991-2005
Box 1: 87
Holland, Trudy and family
2002-2004
Box 1: 88
Hooper, Paul F.
1998-2007
Box 1: 89
Howes, John F.
1991-2005
Box 1: 90
Ito, Michiko
1995-1996
Box 1: 91
Kahin, George
1995
Box 1: 92
Kang, Ken
1992
Box 1: 93
Kato, Hilda and Shuichi
1977-2006
Box 1: 94
Kato, Michio
1988
Box 1: 95
Keesing, Marie
1960-1961
Box 1: 96
Kizer, Carolyn
1951-2004
Box 1: 97
Knox, Lucy
1933-1934
Box 1: 98
Ko, Jung-Kyoo
2001
Box 1: 99
Langdon, Frank
1990
Box 1: 100
Langdon, Virginia
2004-2007
Box 1: 101
Lewis, G. S.
1997
Box 1: 102
Libraries (regarding donations, research)
1992-2002
Box 1: 103
Lieser, Bill and Mary Lee
2008
Box 1: 104
Lilienthal, Philip E.
1960-1983
Box 1: 105
Loomis Village
2003-2007
Box 1: 106
Lubkeman, Lynn
1989-1996
Box 1: 107
Lyon, Peyton
1997
Box 1: 108
McGarry, Grace
1949-1950
Box 2: 1
Meehan, John
2003
Box 2: 2
Morrison, Barrie and Nancy
2004
Box 2: 3
Moseley, Eva
2004-2008
Box 2: 4
Munro, S. R.
1986
Box 2: 5
Newlands, Margot
1999-2003
Box 2: 6
Newlands, Mark
2005
Box 2: 7
Oshiro, George
2006
Box 2: 8
Overmyer, Dan
2005
Box 2: 9
Pacific Affairs
1960-2008
Box 2: 10
Pan, Naimu
1992
Box 2: 11
Richardson, Joseph I.
1989
Box 2: 12
Sasaki, Yutaka
2005-2007
Box 2: 13
Scott, Maija
2005
Box 2: 14
Shillinglaw, David L.
1966
Box 2: 15
Stevenson, Adlai E.
1958
Box 2: 16
Susskind, Monica
2005
Box 2: 17
Thorne, Christopher
1978
Box 2: 18
Tucker, Nancy Bernkopf
1992
Box 2: 19
Talbot, Phillips
1984
Box 2: 20
Truman, Harry S.
1958
Box 2: 21
Unidentified correspondents
undated
Box 2: 33
University of British Columbia
1960-2008
Box 2: 22
Upton, Tamar and Sue
1974-1989
Box 2: 23
Walker, David
1998
Box 2: 24
Walls, Jan
2005
Box 2: 25
Ward, Vanessa B.
2002
Box 2: 26
Wickberg, Edgar
2000-2007
Box 2: 27
Willmott, William E.
2000-2006
Box 2: 28
Windmiller, Marshall
1986
Box 2: 29
Woods, Lawrence T.
1999-2004
Box 2: 30
Yamaoka, Michio
1994-2000
Box 2: 31
Young, Ruth
ca.1960
Box 2: 32
Series 2. Institute of Pacific Relations
1930-2006
Akami, Tomoko: The rise and fall of a 'Pacific Sense': experiment of the Institute of Pacific Relations, 1925-1930.
1990
Box 2: 34
Album: farewell letters
1960 Dec 5
Box 4
Carter, Edward C.: A record of a career in the Institute of Pacific Relations
2006
Box 2: 35
Condliffe, John B.: Reminiscences of the Institute of Pacific Relations
1981
Box 2: 36
Institute of Pacific Relations: Ephemera
ca.1930-1960
Box 2: 37
Holland, W. L.: American institute protests un-American listing
1951
Box 2: 38
Holland, W. L.: Conflict and control in the Pacific. Institute of Pacific Relations Conference, Banff
1933
Box 2: 39
Holland, W. L.: Farewell to the IPR
1960
Box 2: 40
Holland, W. L.: The IPR: an historical sketch, part 1
ca.1984
Box 2: 41
Holland, W. L.: The IPR: an historical sketch, part 2
ca.1984
Box 2: 42
Holland, W. L.: The IPR: an historical sketch, part 3
ca.1984
Box 2: 43
Holland, W. L.: The IPR: an historical sketch, part 4
ca.1984
Box 2: 44
Holland, W. L.: The IPR: an historical sketch, part 5
ca.1984
Box 2: 45
Holland, W. L.: The Institute of Pacific Relations and I
1988
Box 2: 46
Holland, W. L.: The IPR and I (lecture notes)
1988
Box 2: 47
Holland, W. L.: National policies in the Pacific. Institute of Pacific Affairs Conference, Yosemite
1936
Box 2: 48
Holland, W. L.: Source materials on the Institute of Pacific Relations. Pacific Affairs 58, 1
1985
Box 2: 49
Holland, W. L.: Statement at opening of plenary session. Institute of Pacific Relations Conference, Virginia Beach
1939
Box 2: 50
Holland, W. L.: Truth and fancy about the Institute of Pacific Relations: Two statements made before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Internal Security. N.Y.: IPR
1953
Box 2: 51
Hooper, Paul F.: A brief history of the Institute of Pacific Relations. Journal of Shibusawa Studies 5
1992
Box 2: 52
Hooper, Paul F.: Defending the Institute of Pacific Relations
2004
Box 2: 53
Hooper, Paul F.: A footnote on the Pacific War. Hawaiian Journal of History 9
1975
Box 2: 54
Hooper, Paul F.: From friend to foe: pre-WWII Japanese-American relations within the Institute of Pacific Relations
1995
Box 2: 55
Hooper, Paul F.: The Institute of Pacific Relations and the origins of Asian and Pacific studies. Pacific Affairs 61, 1
1988
Box 2: 56
Hooper, Paul F.: John B. Condliffe, William L. Holland, and the Institute of Pacific Relations' research and publication program. Journal of Shibusawa Studies
2001
Box 2: 57
Institute of Pacific Relations: Commentary on the McCarran Report on the IPR
1953
Box 2: 58
Institute of Pacific Relations ephemera
ca.1930-1960
Box 2: 59
International Conference on Construction of New Dicipline, 'Asia-Pacific Studies': Collected Papers on Re-evaluating the IPR
2005
Box 2: 60
Institute of Pacific Relations, American Council: Meet the Anzacs
1944
Box 2: 61
Institute of Pacific Relations finding aids (Columbia University)
1992
Box 2: 62
Institute of Pacific Relations finding aids (Hawaii)
2004
Box 2: 63
Institute of Pacific Relations finding aids (Rockefeller Archives)
1989
Box 2: 64
Institute of Pacific Relations finding aids (University of British Columbia)
1981
Box 2: 65
Ito, Michiko: The Japanese Institute of Pacific Relations and the Kellogg-Briand Pact
2003
Box 2: 66
Japanese studies on the Institute of Pacific Relations
1995-1997
Box 2: 67
Journal of Shibusawa Studies 6
1993
Box 2: 68
Journal of Shibusawa Studies 19
2007
Box 2: 69
Oshiro, George and Michio Yamaoka: The Japan National Council of the Institute of Pacific Relations (JIPR) and the search for international cooperation in the Pacific, 1925-1939
1996
Box 2: 70
Publisher's brochure, Remembering the Institute of Pacific Relations: The Memoirs of William L. Holland
1995
Box 2: 71
Report on the IPR trial
1959
Box 2: 72
Holland, W. L.: Upstate New York Conference on the Far East [includes talk by Holland, American responsibilities in the Far Eastern crisis]
1948
Box 2: 72a
Woods, Lawrence T.: John Nelson and the origins of the Canadian Institue of International Affairs. International Journal
2004
Box 2: 73
Woods, Lawrence T.: Letters in support of the Institute of Pacific Relations: defending a nongovernmental organization. Pacific Affairs 76, 4
2003
Box 2: 74
Xi, Zhou: The Institute of Pacific Relations and the Nankai Institute of Economics. MA thesis, University of Hawaii
1999
Box 2: 75
Xi, Zhou: Recovering a lost chapter in American-Chinese relations: the Institute of Pacific Relations and the Nankai Institute of Economics. Journal of Shibusawa Studies 13
2000
Box 2: 76
Yamaoka, Michio: The activities of the New Zealand branch of the Institute of Pacific Relations in pre-war times
1997
Box 2: 77
Series 3. Publications
1930-2004
Dore, Ronald: The Pacific War (lecture or article)
1992
Box 2: 78
Evans, Paul M. and George H. Stevens: The writings and published statements of John K. Fairbank: a chronological bibliography, 1924-1989
1989
Box 2: 79
Harnetty, Peter: The famine that never was: Christian missionaries in India, 1918-1919. Historian 63, 3
2001
Box 2: 80
Holland, W. L.: Asia in perspective. Conference at Banff, Canada
1966
Box 2: 81
Holland, W. L.: Balance of power in the Pacific (lecture notes)
1986
Box 2: 82
Holland, W. L.: China in travail. Round Table
1947
Box 2: 83
Holland, W. L.: China's crisis. International Journal
1947
Box 2: 84
Holland, W. L.: The clash of tradition and modernization in Asia. Address to the Vancouver Institute, University of British Columbia
1962
Box 2: 85
Holland, W. L.: Foreign trade in China, 1910-1929. MA thesis, University of New Zealand
1930
Box 2: 86
Holland, W. L.: Human rights and Sikhs (lecture notes)
1989
Box 2: 87
Holland, W. L.: The international impact of China's revolution (lecture notes)
1971
Box 2: 88
Holland, W. L.: Japan and the new balance of power in the Far East. International Affairs 28, 3
1952
Box 2: 89
Holland, W. L.: Maturation of Southeast Asian studies in North America [talk at the Canadian Society for Southeast Asian Studies]
1977
Box 2: 89a
Holland, W. L.: New trends in Asian nationalism, in W.L. Holland, ed., Asian Nationalism and the West. N.Y.: Macmillan
1953
Box 2: 90
Holland, W. L.: North of the Yangtze. Newsletter of the China Aid Council
1944
Box 2: 91
Holland, W. L.: Plight of Japanese agriculture. Far Eastern Survey 5, 1
1936
Box 2: 92
Holland, W. L.: Population problems and policies in the Far East. Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 188
1936
Box 2: 93
Holland, W. L.: Postwar political economy of the Far East and the Pacific. American Economic Review 34
1944
Box 2: 94
Holland, W. L.: Population problems and policies in the Far East. Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
1936
Box 2: 95
Holland, W. L.: Rapporteur's report of round-table discussions on political forces and America's stake, in Phillips Talbot, ed., South Asia in the World Today. Chicago: University of Chicago Press
1950
Box 2: 96
Holland, W. L.: Southeast Asia: Notes on a lecture delivered. . . At the Women's University Club
1942
Box 2: 97
Holland, W. L.: Speech at Chatham House
1952
Box 2: 98
Holland, W. L.: The transformation of Asian nationalism
1971
Box 2: 99
Holland, W. L.: Underlying forces in the far eastern crisis (radio broadcast)
1932
Box 2: 100
Holland, W. L.: War aims and peace aims in the Pacific. Pacific Affairs 15, 4
1942
Box 2: 101
Ito, Michiko: Using the Japanese used book market to build your collection
2003
Box 3: 1
Larry, Diana: A nebulous border: the Guangxi/Indochina frontier in the Republican period. Conference on the Chinese State at the Borders
2004
Box 3: 2
Miwa, Kimitada: E.H. Norman and the postwar reconstruction of Japan
1998
Box 3: 3
Reviews and miscellaneous
1969
Box 3: 4
Thomas, Evelyn and S. Bernard Thomas: Remembering a wartime (1944) USO hospital tour. Oakland University Journal 3
2001
Box 3: 5
Upstate New York Conference on the Far East
1948
Box 3: 6
Wickberg, Edgar: Hokkien familial transnationalism and Philippine Chinese ethnicity
ca.2004
Box 3: 7
Series 4. Personal materials
1907-2004
Address books
ca.1995
Box 5
Birthday letters (80th birthday)
1987-1988
Box 3: 8
Canadian Society of Asian Studies Tributes to William L. Holland
1973-1989
Box 3: 9
Cercle francais: Programme
1927
Box 3: 10
Chinese paper cutting
ca.1945
Box 3: 11
CSAS/ACEA Newsletter, William L. Holland: a tribute
1973
Box 3: 12
Holland, Doreen P.: Legal documents
1907-1988
Box 3: 13
Holland, W. L.: Arrest record
1947
Box 3: 14
Holland, W. L., Biographical and miscellaneous
1946-1973
Box 3: 15
Holland, W. L., Curriculum vitae
1949-1991
Box 3: 16
Holland, W. L., Diplomas
1932
Box 3: 17
Holland, W. L., Honorary degree (University of British Columbia)
1989
Box 3: 18
Holland, W. L., Legal documents
1915-2002
Box 3: 19
Holland, W. L., Notes on China trip
1943 Aug.-Sept.
Box 3: 20
Holland, W. L., Pacific Affairs tribute
1978-1980
Box 3: 21
Holland, W. L., Passports
1927-1973
Box 3: 22
Holland, W. L., Poetry
1931-1950
Box 3: 23
Holland, W. L., Tributes
1973-1989
Box 3: 24
Miscellaneous notes and ephemera
ca.1960-2004
Box 3: 25
Newsclippings
1945-1988
Box 3: 26
New York Times (articles referring to W.L. Holland)
1939-1961
Box 3: 27
New York Times news clippings
1945 Aug.
Box 3: 28
North Amherst Library
1995-2000
Box 3: 29
Pocket Guide to New Zealand
1942
Box 3: 30
Series 5. Audiovisual materials
1907-1990
Photographs
1907-1990
Angus, Henry and Anne
1939
Box 3: 31
Austin, Allen S.
1953-1954
Box 3: 32
Barber, Jasper Jon
1963
Box 3: 33
Barber, Lucy
1981-1986
Box 3: 34
Bisson, T. A. (with wife and Doreen P. Holland)
ca.1950
Box 3: 35
British Columbia albums
ca.1990
Box 3: 36
Chiang Kai-Shek and Owen Lattimore
ca.1945
Box 3: 37
China: Beijing (at Owen Lattimore's)
1937
Box 3: 38
China: Japanese surrender at Nanjing, Shanghai, Chungking
1945
Box 3: 39
China: Kunming City Gate
1945
Silver gelatin print
Box 5
China: Kunming Lakeside
1945
Silver gelatin print
Box 5
China: Miscellaneous
1929-1947
5 Silver gelatin prints
Box 3: 39a
China: Office of War Information
1943-1945
5 Silver gelatin prints
Box 3: 39b
China: Trip to Yunan (Lattimore, Bisson, Jaffe)
1937
Box 3: 40
France trip (negatives only)
1990
Box 3: 41
Gilman, George and Dot
1962-1986
Box 3: 42
Gordon, Eleanor Breed
ca.1960
Box 3: 43
Gordon, Robert and Eleanor Breed, with Doreen P. Holland, Balboa Park, San Diego, Calif.
1987
Box 3: 44
Hatano, Mrs.
1976
Box 3: 45
Hawaii (?)
ca.1955
Box 3: 46
Hawaii (?): Reception with Japanese performance
ca.1955
Box 3: 47
Holland, Doreen P.: on the beach
ca.1930
Silver gelatin print
Box 5
Holland, Doreen P.: studio portrait (Wright Studios, NY)
