Scope and Contents Photographs and copies of photographs of a number of people covered in this collection, in order: Albert Ehrhard; Franz Xaver Kraus; Edmund Bishop; Josef Muller; Robert Dell; William Gibson, Lord Ashbourne; Maude Petre (with her nieces?); Maude Petre (? - unlabeled); Lady Charlotte Blennerhassett; Philipp Funk (5 different images); Otto Rodolphi (2 different images); Merry del Val and Pius X; a seated man, unlabeled; unlabeled image of two ladies and two children. Also includes an empty...

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Printed item in German, bound.

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Manuscript letters, notes, and postcard from Madame A. L. David to Thomas Loome about Loome's research on modernism. Also includes one letter to Chapman from David on the same subject.

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Manuscript and typescript letters from Alois Schnitzer to Thomas Loome, in German.

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Manuscript letters from E. I. Watkin (Edward Ingram Watkin [1888-1981]) to Thomas Loome regarding von Hügel and Watkin's "Philosophy of Mysticism."

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Manuscript and typescript letters to Thomas Loome from Vice Admiral Lord Ashbourne, the grandson of William Gibson; Dr. A. W. Adams, re: the Clutton papers; Sir Francis Maynell, re: his father's relations with George Tyrrell; O. Sowerby; Elizabeth Hawkins; G. H. Newsom; Sylvia Blelloch; Bishop W. J. E. Jeffery; George Tull; Christopher Sykes; Harman Grisewood; H. W. Lawton; and others. Also includes a folder with correspondents listed on it labeled "individuals possessing MSS."

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Manuscript and typescript letters to Thomas Loome regarding his research on modernism.

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Typescript letters to Thomas Loome from William E. Miller at the Henry Charles Lea Memorial Library regarding Loome's search for the Lea-Mathew correspondence. See MSE/MD 3824-120, 164, and 165 for more on this correspondence.

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Typescript letters to Thomas Loome from Lord Halifax and T. L. Ingram, the archivist responsible for the Halifax famly papers, regarding Loome's research.

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Typescript letters to Thomas Loome from librarians at the St. Andrews University Library (Scotland), regarding Loome's research.

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Typescript and manuscript letters to Thomas Loome from various correspondents in England, regarding Loome's research. The letters are arranged by sender.

Scope and Contents Typescript and manuscript letters to Thomas Loome from various correspondents in the USA and Europe regarding Loome's research, in English, German, French, and Italian. The letters are arranged by language. Of note is a letter to Fr. Pedro Arrupe, at the time the Superior General of the Jesuits, on behalf of Loome which briefly describes Loome's project and his search for materials. Also includes a folder with a list of the archives to which Loome wrote in his search for research...

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Typescript and manuscript letters to Thomas Loome from various publishers in the USA and England regarding Loome's search for works and letters by Tyrrell and others.

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Typescript and manuscript letters and postcards to Thomas Loome from various correspondents regarding Loome's search for research materials, mostly in English with French and German. Also includes a folder titled "individual researchers in allied areas" with a list of correspondents whose letters are found in this collection.

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Typescript and manuscript letters and postcards to Thomas Loome from various correspondents regarding potential publications of parts of Loome's research, in English and German.

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Typescript and manuscript letters to Thomas Loome from the editors of The Heythrop Journal at Oxford regarding Loome's publication of an article on George Tyrrell. Also included is correspondence between Loome, the Heythrop editor, and Katherine Pirenne, the niece of Maude Petre and Kitty Clutton, regarding Mrs. Pirenne's displeasure at the unflattering picture of Petre as depicted by Loome in his article.

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Manuscript letter to Thomas Loome from David Knowles regarding the possibility of a publication by Loome.

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Typescript and manuscript letters to Thomas Loome and others regarding Loome's search for research materials. Also includes a card entitled "Modernist-von Hügel-Tyrrell students, including" followed by a list of names.

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Typescript and manuscript letters, mostly to Thomas Loome, regarding Loome's search for research materials, in English and French.

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Typescript and manuscript letters, to Thomas Loome and others, regarding Loome's search for research materials, in English, French, and German.

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Typescript and manuscript letters and postcards to Thomas Loome from Dr. O. Schroeder, in German.

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Typescript CV for Thomas Loome, and a photocopy of the same.

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Photocopies of typescript and manuscript correspondence between Steven Corey, librarian at the University of San Francisco, and John D. Root, professor of History at the Illinois Institute of Technology, regarding materials on Catholic modernism in the Loome collection, which had recently been acquired by USF.

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Photocopies of typescript and manuscript correspondence between Steven Corey, librarian at the University of San Francisco, and David G. Schultenover, S.J., a researcher of George Tyrrell, regarding materials on Catholic modernism held at USF. The final letter, an original from Schultenover, refers to Chez les Pères found in folder MSE/MD 3824-258b.

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Bound photocopy of Chez les Pères, discussed in the letter from 1986 found in folder MSE/MD 3824-258a.

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Photocopies of typescript and manuscript correspondence between Steven Corey, librarian at the University of San Francisco, and various researchers wishing to use items from the Loome modernism collection.

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Photocopy of a typescript letter from William Monihan at the University of San Francisco library to Thomas Loome, inviting Loome to give the Winter Lecture in February 1977; and a program from this same event.

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Manuscript letter from Jos. Rickaby to Rev. John O'Fallon [last name unclear].

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Typescript letter to Thomas Loome from Dr. Schenk, in German; and a photocopy of a typescript packet entitled "Early Years. Fragment of an autobiography written for his children" by Carl von Hügel, in English.

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A variety of printed, typescript, and manuscript items relating to early books.