Manuscripts (correspondence, papers, memoranda of notable American psychologists)

The Center for the History of Psychology houses more than 2,000 linear feet of manuscript materials and organizational records. The Manuscripts collection contains correspondence, research notes, manuscript drafts, and other materials. The Organizational Records include correspondence, meeting minutes, reports and by-laws and other materials from a variety of psychological organizations. The contents range primarily from the second half of the nineteenth century to the present and contain materials that are mainly relevant to the development of the human sciences in America.

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