MUM00031
Finding Aid for the Henry & Katherine Bellamann Collection.
(MUM00031)
Finding Aid for the Henry & Katherine Bellamann Collection.
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Descriptive Summary |
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Biographical Note |
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Descriptive Summary |
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| PURL: | http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM00031/ |
| Title: | Henry & Katherine Bellamann Collection. |
| Quantity: | 42 boxes. |
| Repository | The University of MississippiJ.D. Williams LibraryDepartment of Archives and Special CollectionsP.O. Box 1848, University, MS 38677-1848, USAPhone: 662.915.7408 Fax: 662.915.5734E-Mail: archive@olemiss.eduURL: https://www.olemiss.edu/depts/general_library/files/archives/ |
| Identification: | MUM00031 |
| Location: | F-11 & F-12. |
| Language: | Languages: English |
Administrative Information
Source of Collection
Custodial History
Processing Information
Processed by University of Mississippi Department Special Collections Staff
. EAD encoded finding-aid begun September 2005.
Accruals
Biographical Note
Henry, a native of Missouri, authored several novels including Kings Row (1940),
Crescendo (1928), The Richest Woman in Town (1932), The Gray Man Walks (1936) and
others. He was at work on a sequel to the popular Kings Row at the time of his death.
Katherine a native of Carthage, Mississippi, was also a novelist and a poet. Among
other publications, Katherine wrote My Husband’s Friends (1931) and A Poet Passed
Away (1958). Katherine finished her husband’s sequel entitled Parris Mitchell of Kings
Row (1948).
Scope and Contents Note
The collection contains annotated manuscripts of many of these works, correspondence,
and other materials relating to the life and work of these two authors. 42 boxes.
Typed inventory available.
User Information
Preferred Citation
Henry & Katherine Bellamann Collection (MUM00031). The Department of Archives and
Special Collections, J.D. Williams Library, The University of Mississippi.
Access Restrictions
Open.
Use Restriction
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