Rosalie went back through the correspondence with her parents in the course of writing her autobiography, often summarizing the contents at the top of the letter or adding a date, if that was missing.

Folder includes telegram from Mother announcing his death.

Includes letters described by the following note written by Richard after Rosalie's death: "letters from Rosalie Regen to her son Richard Wharton Regen at Westtown Friends School 1953-57. Rosalie asked to have them all back. Found in her desk at the time of her death 3/1993."

Some of these letters are in German.

Some of the letters from the later years are from Maria Weindl, who was taking care of Lili in her old age. Some of the letters are in German.

Contains correspondence to Maria Weindl, who took care of Lili in her old age, and about Lili after her death, which occurred in 1980. Some of these letters are in German.

These letters are in German.

Peter Regen was Swarthmore College class of 1989.

These letters were the basis for Rosalie's "Around the World with Granny and Granddad" stories.

Lyrinda married Neal Snyderman in 1975.

Lisbeth, who was Rosalie's goddaughter, married Vin Saya in 1976 and had two sons, Aengus and Leif. They divorced in the 1980s.

Cathy married Julian in 1979 and had a daughter Tasha in 1989.

These categories were created by Rosalie when she organized her correspondence.

Letters in German.

Includes correspondence from his mother and reprint of his obituary.

Note attached by Richard Regen states, "Prisoner and disturbed young man born in Germany of German mother and GI WWII father. Lived in and around Rosalie Regen's home in early 1960s.". See clippings file for more information.

Unsorted Recent. This is how Rosalie had identified these letters. They are now loosely chronologically sorted.

Includes 4 folders of one complete draft and one folder with additional materials, including a key to the characters.

Came with a note from Rosalie's son Richard Regen: "Rosalie Regen's last writing. First 3 chapters of Quaker Adventures in Europe in 1968-69, written Dec 92 - Feb 93. Based on her diaries and memoirs of the period."

Outline of the collection and two stories.

Includes photocopy of "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening", handwritten by Robert Frost in the autograph book of Rosalie Regen, age 15 in 1925.

Includes illustrations by Hedwig Rappolt

Attached note by Richard Regen reads, "One of Rosalie's earliest plays given at NYYM. Written at YM and given by young people on the final evening to the whole assembled yearly meeting".

Submitted for publication in 1988. Attached note by Richard Regen reads, "play based on Rosalie's efforts to rehabilitate Karl Kluber, 23 year old who was born in Germany of a German mother and GI father."

Includes source material.

Original photographs removed to PA 58