Table of Contents
Historical Introduction
Scope & Content Notes
Administrative Information
Additional Information
Collective Inventory:
Series A: Historical Information microfilmed; boxes (1-5) off-site
Series B: Frederick J. Libby (Executive Secretary) microfilmed; boxes (6-18) off-site
Series C: Meeting Minutes microfilmed; boxes (19-28) off-site [except for box 27]
Series D: Departmental Records microfilmed; boxes (29-134) off-site
Series E: General Correspondence microfilmed; boxes (135-352b) off-site
Series F: Subject & Special Project Files boxes 353-373 microfilmed & off-site; boxes 374-402d not microfilmed & on-site
Series G: Involvement With Other Organizations not microfilmed; boxes (403-412) on-site
Series H: Attacks On (Red-Baiting Of) the NCPW, Frederick J. Libby, & Other Pacifists not microfilmed; boxes (413-418) on-site
Series I: Literature Department Records not microfilmed; boxes (419-435) on-site
Series J: Production of FJL's Book To End War: The Story of the National Council for Prevention of War, 1921-1946 (1969) not microfilmed; boxes (436-453) on-site
Series K: Administrative Records not microfilmed; boxes (454-480) on-site
Series L: Additional Material [received after Series A-E were microfilmed; some items may be duplicates] not microfilmed; boxes (481-482) on-site
Series M: Reference Files not microfilmed; boxes (483-512) on-site
Credits for photographs in title box [l-r]:
- Florence Brewer Boeckel, ca. 1920s; portrait by Harris & Ewing, Washington, DC; 5 in. wide x 7 in. high sepia photograph (DG 023: NCPW)
- Frederick J. Libby; portrait by Blank & Stoller; 8 in. wide x 10 in. high sepia photograph, cropped (DG 023: NCPW)
- Eleanor Roosevelt speaking on radio broadcast "Women Want Peace," Oct. 9, 1935 [pictured in original photograph with 8 other women]; photograph by New York Herald Tribune; 10 in. wide x 8 in. high sepia photograph, cropped (DG 023: NCPW)
- Young boy with sign on back "My Daddy Will Not Fight" at peace demonstration, Trafalgar Square, London, England, June 30, ____; photograph by the Associated Press of Great Britain Ltd.; 8 in. wide x 10 in. high sepia photograph, cropped (DG 023: NCPW)
- Jeannette Rankin with Senator Gerald P. Nye during NCPW's peace bond campaign,
ca. 1935-1937; photographer unknown; 8 in. wide x 10 in. high (DG 023: NCPW)
- Woman looking out window with NCPW Christmas poster shown "World Peace. Before Another Christmas, Still Less of Armament and None of War," ca. 1921-1924 [pictured in original photograph with another woman]; photograph by Harris & Ewing, Washington, DC; 8 in. wide x 10 in. high sepia photograph, cropped (DG 023: NCPW)
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