Letter of condolence from Robert Ely to Anna Strunsky on death of Willliam English Walling. Ely was director of New York City Town Hall from 1901 to 1937.

A letter fragment and postcards from Charmian London, Jack London's second wife, sent to Anna Strunsky Walling.

Letter from Mary White Ovington, founder of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, sent to Anna Strunsky Walling. Ovington remarks, "I never thought your husband understood the people he was fighting for whoever they might be."

Charles Edward Russell was a longtime friend of both Anna Strunsky Walling and William English Walling. Russell, journalist and recipient of the Pulitzer Prize in 1928, signs his letter affectionately as "Uncle Charley".

Letters to Anna Strunsky Walling from Ellery Sedgwich regarding publication of manuscript about Jack London. Sedgwich was editor of Atlantic Monthly from 1908-1938.

Postcard to Anna Strunsky from an unidentified correspondent offering congratulations on her betrothal to William English Walling. The image on the postcard is the Jewish Hospital in Lodz, Poland.

Telegrams sent by Edo Fimmen to Anna Strunsky Walling regarding the death and cremation of William English Walling.