Box 14

Scope and Contents The George Palmer Putnam collection of Amelia Earhart papers documents the personal life, aviation career, and business activities of pilot Amelia Earhart. Types of materials include: advertisements, articles, artifacts, awards, blueprints, books, certificates, charts, commemorative coins, contracts, correspondence, data sheets, diagrams, ephemera, flight logs, licenses, maps, newspaper clippings, notebooks, notes, permits, photographs, poetry, postage stamps, press releases, scrapbooks,...

Scope and Contents The series primarily includes photographic prints of Amelia Earhart, George Palmer Putnam, and others; Earhart’s various airplanes such as the Friendship, Kinner Airster, Lockheed Vega, and Lockheed Electra; Earhart’s flight in the Autogiro; and scenery from various locations all over the world that Earhart visited during her flights. It also includes a small selection of sketches of Earhart. The series documents Earhart’s childhood and family, her major flights, and her aviation/business...

Scope and Contents

The sub-series includes photographs of Earhart as a young child, her sister Muriel and parents, and childhood home.

Scope and Contents

The sub-series includes portraits and candid photographs of Amelia Earhart.

Scope and Contents

The sub-series includes publicity photographs of Amelia Earhart.

Scope and Contents

The sub-series includes photographs of Amelia Earhart with George Palmer Putnam.

Scope and Contents

The sub-series includes photographs of Amelia Earhart with other people including Eleanor Roosevelt, Ruth Nichols, Diego Rivera, and other well-known people, but also includes photographs of Earhart at events, such as the Air Races, Chicago World Fair, and more.

Scope and Contents

The sub-series includes sketches of Amelia Earhart by various artists.

Scope and Contents

The sub-series includes photographs of Amelia Earhart with her Modernaire luggage line.

Scope and Contents

The sub-series includes photographs of acquaintances and relatives of Earhart, such as George Palmer Putnam and Amy Otis Earhart, photographs of Earhart's planes, and objects such as paintings and exhibitions depicting Earhart.