Black and white portraits of Hanson Booth, some taken within a log and stone home he built in Zena, Woodstock, New York. With one photograph of the home's interior.

One black and white photograph of Clarence, Elizabeth, Hanson, Julia, and Frederic Booth. Mounted in an embossed paper folder with tissue interleaving.

One black and white photo depicting the Miss Esther Smith's first grade classroom, Noblesville, Indiana.

Portraits of Franklin Booth (One with Clarence Booth), Christmas card from Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Booth, outdoor snapshot of seven Booth children as young adults.

One magazine including the article, "The Work of Franklin Booth."

One notebook filled with poems, short tales, letters to 'Jake', clippings, and quotations. Inside front cover signed "Paul Christian, 7th grade, Section 2, E.H.S." Numerous folded manuscript and typescript writings inserted. Some items signed 'Sleepy.' With: miscellaneous annotated empty envelopes.

One volume of illustrated Bible stories selected from the Old Testament. Illustrations include engraved plates and ink sketches set within text. Title page unsigned; engraved plates signed by Franklin Booth. Pencil construction lines visible for some drawings. Illustrations are hand-captioned. Circa 200 leaves, in various pagings. Bound by Golde's, 57th St. and 6th Ave., New York.

2 letters.

Clippings, ephemera, photocopies, and correspondence.

Four letters from the U.S. Department of the Navy, the Smithsonian Institution, The Sun (New York), and Ginn and Company.

One letter to John Wamsley and one inventory of items sent from Beatrice Booth to H.C. Caldwell.

One letter from Herbert M. Davidson[?] to Frederick Booth[?].

Two letters discussing Booth's recent automobile trip to Alaska, includes his first-person account of the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake.

Letters from relatives and acquaintances, some sharing recollections of Franklin Booth. Includes a letter from Howard C. Caldwell and a brief note from Norman Rockwell.