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Arnold Gesell Papers

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Collection SummaryTitle: Arnold Gesell PapersSpan Dates: 1870-1971Bulk Dates: (bulk 1910-1950)ID No.: MSS22673Creator: Gesell, Arnold, 1880-1961Extent: 90,000 items ; 258 containers plus 9 oversize ; 114 linear feetLanguage: Collection material in English, with some GermanLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Psychologist and educator. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, published and unpublished writings,addresses, lectures, and film scripts, clinical and medical books, personnel records, contracts, biographical and genealogicalmaterial, abstracts, photographs, research data, and other papers pertaining chiefly to Gesell's work as director of the YaleClinic of Child Development, his studies of the mental and physical development of infants and children, and his role in thedebate on the developmental influences of environment and heredity.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleAmatruda, Catherine Strunk, 1903-Ames, Louise Bates.Angell, James Rowland, 1869-1949--Correspondence.Angier, Roswell Parker, 1874-1946--Correspondence.Buhler, Charlotte Malachowski, 1893-1974--Correspondence.Bullis, Glenna E.--Correspondence.Carmichael, Leonard, 1898-1973--Correspondence.Castner, Burton Menaugh, 1898-Gesell, Arnold, 1880-1961.Gesell, Beatrice Chandler, 1878-1965--Correspondence.Gibbs, J. Willard (Josiah Willard), 1839-1903.Goddard, Henry Herbert, 1866-1957--Correspondence.Hall, G. Stanley (Granville Stanley), 1844-1924--Correspondence.Ilg, Frances L. (Frances Lillian), 1902-1981.Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865--Childhood and youth.Miles, Walter R. (Walter Richard), 1885-1978--Correspondence.Powers, Grover Francis, 1887-1968--Correspondence.Swift, Edgar James, 1860-1932--Correspondence.Terman, Lewis M. (Lewis Madison), 1877-1956--Correspondence.Thompson, Helen, 1897-Todd, T. Wingate (Thomas Wingate), 1885-1938--Correspondence.Turner, Frederick Jackson, 1861-1932--Correspondence.Yerkes, Robert M. (Robert Mearns), 1876-1956--Correspondence.

OrganizationsConnecticut. Commission on Child Welfare.Gesell Institute of Child Development.Yale University. Clinic of Child Development.

SubjectsChild development.Clinical child psychology.German Americans--Cultural assimilation.

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Mental health facilities--Connecticut--New Haven.Motion pictures in education.Nature and nurture.Scientific apparatus and instruments.

PlacesGermany--Emigration and immigration.United States--Emigration and immigration.

OccupationsEducators.Psychologists.

Administrative InformationProvenance

The papers of Arnold Gesell, psychologist and educator, were given to the Library of Congress in 1964 by his son anddaughter, Gerhard A. Gesell and Katherine Gesell Walden. Material received in 1964 was given by Theodore Beuhler.Additional gifts from Gerhard A. Gesell were received in 1975, 1978, 1983, 1984, and 1986.

Processing History

The papers of Arnold Gesell were arranged and described in 1965. Additions were made in 1968 and 1986. The finding aidwas revised in 2008 and again in 2014.

Additional Guides

A brief note on the Gesell Papers appeared in the Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress, vol. 22, No. 4 (Oct. 1965),p. 329.

Copyright Status

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Arnold Gesell in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custody ofthe Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public.

Access and Restrictions

Restrictions apply governing the use, photoduplication, or publication of items in this collection. Consult a referencelibrarian in the Manuscript Division for information concerning these restrictions.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container number, Arnold GesellPapers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical NoteDate Event1880, June 21 Born Alma, Wisc.

1893-1896 Attended Alma High School, Alma, Wisc.

1896-1899 Attended Stevens Point Normal School, Stevens Point, Wisc.

1899-1901 Taught at Stevens Point High School, Stevens Point, Wisc.


1901-1903 Attended University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisc.; B.Ph. degree

1903-1904 Principal, Chippewa Falls High School, Chippewa Falls, Wisc.

1904-1906 Attended Clark University, Worcester, Mass.

1908-1910 Professor of psychology, Los Angeles State Normal School, Los Angeles, Calif.

1909 Married Beatrice Chandler

1915 M.D., Yale University, New Haven, Conn.Appointed Professor of Child Hygiene, Yale Medical School, New Haven, Conn.

1911-1948 Founder and director of Yale Juvenile-Psycho Clinic, later the Yale Clinic of Child Development,New Haven, Conn.

1915-1919 School psychologist, Connecticut State Board of Education

1919-1921 Member, Connecticut Commission on Child Welfare

1922-1936 Director, American Psychological Association

1924 Gesell's first film, The Mental Growth of the Pre-School Child, made by Pathé

1925 Published Mental Growth of the Pre-School Child. New York: Macmillan

1928-1930 Established Photographic Research and Film Library, Yale Clinic of Child Development, NewHaven, Conn.

1928-1940 Director, American Child Health Association

1928-1948 Attending pediatrician, New Haven Hospital, New Haven, Conn.

1930 Became a member of Board of Permanent Officers, Yale University School of Medicine, NewHaven, Conn.

Initiated program to produce Yale Films of Child Development

1932-1948 Chairman, Department of Child Development, Yale University, New Haven, Conn.

1943 Published Infant and Child in the Culture of Today. New York, London: Harper and Bros.

1946 Published The Child from Five to Ten. New York, London: Harper and Bros.

1948 Retired as professor of child hygiene and director, Yale Clinic of Child Development, New Haven,Conn.

1948-1950 Research associate, Child Vision Research, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, Conn.

1948-1952 Research associate, Harvard Pediatric Study

1950-1958 Research consultant, Gesell Institute of Child Development, New Haven, Conn.


1952 President, American Academy of Cerebral Palsy

1956 Published Youth: The Years from Ten to Sixteen. New York: Harper

1961, May 29 Died, New Haven, Conn.

Scope and Content NoteThe papers of Arnold Lucius Gesell (1880-1961) span the years 1870-1971, with the bulk of the material concentrated inthe period 1910-1950. The collection consists of correspondence, memoranda, reports, published and unpublished writings,addresses, lectures, and film scripts, clinical and medical books, personnel records, contracts, biographical and genealogicalmaterial, abstracts, photographs, research data, and other papers pertaining chiefly to Gesell's work as director of the YaleClinic of Child Development, his studies of the mental and physical development of infants and children, and his role in thedebate on the developmental influences of environment and heredity. The Gesell Papers are organized in fifteen series:Family Correspondence, General Correspondence, Subject File, Collected Papers File, Speech and Article File, Book File,Book Contribution File, Book Review File, Monograph File, Film Script File, Miscellany, Scrapbooks, Addition, Closed,and Oversize.

Family papers and correspondence account for material dated prior to Gesell's birth in Alma, Wisconsin, and comprise thebulk of the papers dated between 1880 and 1900. Although these papers contain documentation of subjects other than thoserelating to Arnold Gesell, they serve primarily as a source of biographical data relating to Gesell's family life, his childhoodand adolescence, student days at Alma High School, 1893-1896, and Stevens Point Normal School, 1896-1899, and hiswork as a teacher at the Stevens Point High School, 1899-1901. Further references to Gesell's life prior to 1900 may befound in the letters of Margaret Ashmure, M. M. Beddall, Lucius Miley, Laurence Pease, and Charles Sylvester.

Information relating specifically to Gesell's University of Wisconsin days may be found in letters of James Livingston,Adolph Meyer, Michael O'Shea, Laurence Pease, Theron Pray, William Ruediger, Charles Sylvester, and Frederick JacksonTurner. References to his student days at Clark University are included in letters of William Burnham, Granville StanleyHall, James Livingston, Tadasu Misawa, Edgar Swift, and Lewis Madison Terman. References to his work at the LosAngeles State Normal School occur in the letters of his wife, Beatrice Chandler Gesell.

From 1911 to 1948, Gesell was director of the Yale Clinic of Child Development, where he conducted studies of thephysical growth and mental development of infants and children. This phase of Gesell's career is the most thoroughly andextensively documented. References to his work at Yale may be found in the correspondence, writings, and subject files.Particularly pertinent materials are among the letters of James Rowland Angell, Roswell Parker Angier, CharlotteMalachowski Buhler, Glenna E. Bullis, Leonard Carmichael, Henry Herbert Goddard, Walter R. Miles, Grover FrancisPowers, Lewis Madison Terman, T. Wingate Todd, and Robert Mearns Yerkes. Other material relating to his work at Yaleis in Subject File folders labeled Catherine Strunk Amatruda, Louise Bates Ames, Burton Menaugh Castner, ConnecticutChild Welfare Commission, Connecticut Child Welfare Survey, Growth, Frances Lillian Ilg, Helen Thompson, Yale Clinic,and Yale University. References in the Speech and Article File relate to Gesell's theoretical positions and his emergence,while director of the Yale Clinic of Child Development, as a spokesman for the hereditarian theory that the child grows ashis germ plasm directs.

Other material in the collection concerns Gesell's retirement from Yale in 1950 and to his association as a researchconsultant from 1950 to 1958 with the institute that bore his name, the Gesell Institute of Child Development, and materialrelating to German immigration and assimilation, circa 1870-1910, the character of J. Willard Gibbs, the childhooddevelopment of Abraham Lincoln, and to the use of motion picture films as educational and scientific research tools.

The Addition series includes family and general correspondence, card files, school papers, speeches and articles, anotebook, photographs, drawings, financial papers, legal papers, and printed matter.

Oversize consists of charts, graphs, illustrations, certificates, diplomas, printed matter and other material.


Arrangement of the PapersThe collection is arranged in fourteen series:

• Family Correspondence, 1870-1960• General Correspondence, 1884-1959• Subject File, 1910-1959• Collected Papers File, 1898-1953• Speech and Article File, 1898-1954• Book File, 1912-1958• Book Contribution File, 1925-1954• Book Review File, 1920-1948• Monograph File, 1926-1932• Film Script File, 1920-1952• Miscellany, 1889-1961• Scrapbooks, circa 1913-1948• Addition, 1898-1971• Closed, 1913-1955• Oversize


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-16 Family Correspondence, 1870-1960

Abstracts, correspondence, charts, clippings, financial records, medical and clinical records,memoranda, pamphlets, press releases, personnel records, printed matter, reports,schedules, tabulations, and test materials.

Arranged alphabetically by name of individual or subject and therein chronologically.

BOX 17-44 General Correspondence, 1884-1959Letters sent and received.Arranged alphabetically by name of organization or correspondent and therein chronologically.

BOX 45-134 Subject File, 1910-1959Abstracts, correspondence, charts, clippings, financial records, medical and clinical records,

memoranda, pamphlets, press releases, personnel records, printed matter, reports,schedules, tabulations, and test materials.


BOX 135-140 Collected Papers File, 1898-1953Bound volumes containing reprints, printed copies, and a few typescripts of addresses,

announcements, articles, book contributions, book reviews, broadcasts, bulletins, manuals,orations, pamphlets, papers, reports, and speeches.

Arranged chronologically.

BOX 141-168 Speech and Article File, 1898-1954Handwritten and typewritten drafts and printed and near-print copies of speeches and articles.Arranged chronologically and therein alphabetically by title.

BOX 169-204 Book File, 1912-1958Drafts and proofs of Gesell's major published works and related material. Included in the

related material is correspondence, financial and legal records, illustrations, memoranda,notes, photographs, prints, reviews, royalty statements, and source material.

Arranged in a drafts and proofs file and related material file and therein alphabetically by title.

BOX 205-209 Book Contribution File, 1925-1954Chapters and articles written by Gesell for inclusion in texts, handbooks, and other

publications.Arranged alphabetically by title of contribution.

BOX 210 Book Review File, 1920-1948Handwritten and typewritten drafts and printed and typewritten copies of reviews.Arranged alphabetically by title of book reviewed.

BOX 211 Monograph File, 1926-1932Bound volumes of Yale Clinic of Child Development monographs.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 212-226 Film Script File, 1920-1952Handwritten and typewritten drafts and printed and typewritten copies of film scripts.


Arranged alphabetically by title, with related material arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 227-252 Miscellany, 1889-1961Appointment books, biographical material, financial papers, genealogical records, notes,

notebooks, personal records, photographs, illustrations, and miscellaneous material.Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 253 Scrapbooks, circa 1913-1948Scrapbooks of magazine and newspaper clippings.Arranged chronologically by earliest date of each volume.

BOX 254-256 Addition, 1898-1971Family and general correspondence, card files, school papers, speeches and articles, a

notebook, photographs, drawings, financial papers, legal papers, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX X257-X258 Closed, 1913-1955Patient records removed from the collection because of patient confidentiality.Arranged and described according to the series, folder, and container from which the items

were removed.

BOX OV 1-OV 9 OversizeOversize certificates, charts, diplomas, graphs, illustrations, photographs, and schedules.Arranged alphabetically.


Container List

Container Contents

BOX 1-16 Family Correspondence, 1870-1960Abstracts, correspondence, charts, clippings, financial records, medical and clinical records,



BOX 1 Gesell, Arnold1889-1919

(13 folders)BOX 2 1920-1943

(9 folders)BOX 3 1944-1955, undated

(7 folders)BOX 4 Gesell, Beatrice Chandler, 1909-1955, undated

(6 folders)BOX 5 Gesell, Bertha

1894-1907(6 folders)

BOX 6 1908-1960, undated(12 folders)

BOX 7 Gesell, Christine, 1894-1931, undated(9 folders)

Gesell, Gerhard (born 1846) (father)1890-1905, undated

(5 folders)BOX 8 1894-1917, undated

(10 folders)BOX 9 Gesell, Gerhard A. (1910-1993) (son), and Marion (“Peggy”), 1915-1959, undated

(16 folders)BOX 10 Gesell, Katherine

1920-1959(9 folders)

BOX 11 Undated(5 folders)

BOX 12 (4 folders)BOX 13 Gesell, Patricia, 1948-1955, undated

Gesell, Peter, 1940-1951, undatedGesell, Robert, 1894-1948, undated

(8 folders)BOX 14 Gesell, Wilma and Matthew Derge, 1894-1956, undated

(8 folders)BOX 15 Walden, Anne, 1947-1960, undated

Walden, Joe, 1935-1960, undated


Walden, Rex, 1956-1959, undatedWalden, Susan, 1943-1958, undatedOther Gesells and relatives (including non-relatives with Gesell name)

Anne, 1947"Banny," 1912, undatedMrs. Carl, 1949"Casa," 1936"Cealy," undatedCharles A., 1906-1908Charles B., 1907Christina, 1929E., 1940E. L., 1906Easter Gesell Musson, 1932Edward H., 1941Mrs. Edward, 1940Egbert, 1936Elfriede, 1947Emma Gesell Glass, 1940Greta, 1950Harold, 1943Henrietta Gesell Smith, 1925-1958Henriette Gesell, 1930Howard, 1945J. L., 1936Lester, 1907, 1931Marcell, 1949Margaret, 1948, 1957Maria, 1957Richard, 1939Rivka, 1954Robert, 1958Walter, 1941William, 1926-1945

MiscellanyLetters in German, 1870-1909, undated

(4 folders)BOX 16 Miscellaneous and unidentified letters

(8 folders)

BOX 17-44 General Correspondence, 1884-1959Letters sent and received.Arranged alphabetically by name of organization or correspondent and therein chronologically.

BOX 17 Achilles, Paul, 1926-1933Ade, Lester, 1934-1936American Medical Association, 1932-1951

Family Correspondence, 1870-1960

Container Contents


American Psychiatric Association, 1929-1952Anderson, John, 1925-1940Anderson, Meta, 1915-1935Angell, James, 1922-1936Angier, Roswell, 1920-1931Ashmure, Margaret, 1897-1909, undated

(2 folders)Atwood, Wallace, 1930-1938

BOX 18 "A" miscellaneous(3 folders)

BOX 19 Bagby, English, 1929-1933Baley, Stefan, 1932-1939Ballou, Frank, 1924-1925Beddall, M. M., 1894-1897Bell and Howell Co., 1927-1935Bingham, Walter, 1931-1938Bishop, Lottie, 1931-1934Boas, Franz, 1935Bott, Edward A., 1924-1930Brainard, Paul P., 1925-1929Brewbaker, Charles, 1931-1940Buehler, Theodore, 1907-1959Buhler, Charlotte, 1927-1935Bullis, Glenna, 1931-1939Bundensen, Herman, 1927-1939Burnham, William, 1906-1940"Ba" miscellaneous

BOX 20 "Be-Bri" miscellaneous(6 folders)

BOX 21 "Bro-Bu" miscellaneous(2 folders)

Cannon, Walter B., 1938Carmichael, Leonard, 1930-1953Cattell, James McKeen, 1921-1939Coghill, George, 1933-1939Coghill, Harvie, 1930Couney, Martin, 1939-1940Cross, Wilbur, 1917-1921Croswell, Mary, 1907-1949Cunningham, Bess, 1924-1930Cutts, Norma, 1914-1939"Ca-Ce" miscellaneous

(2 folders)BOX 22 "Ch-Con" miscellaneous

(4 folders)BOX 23 "Coo-Cz" miscellaneous

(2 folders)

General Correspondence, 1884-1959

Container Contents


Davenport, Charles, 1928-1939Davison, Wilburt, 1934-1940Day, George, 1913-1931Dayton, Neil, 1930-1938De Bruyn, Peter, 1952-1955Delineator, 1923-1926Dodge, Raymond, 1924-1931Douglas, William O., 1939Dunham, Ethel, 1924-1940

BOX 24 "D" miscellaneous(5 folders)

BOX 25 Eastman Kodak Co., 1929-1940Eliot, Martha, 1925-1939Elliot, Abigail, 1922-1946Ely, Mrs. Richard T., 1932Encinas, Jose A., 1939-1941"E" miscellaneousFryer, Douglas, 1933-1941"Fa-Fl" miscellaneous

(2 folders)BOX 26 "Fo-Fu" miscellaneous

(3 folders)BOX 27 Gilbreth, Lillian, 1934

Ginn and Co., 1903-1939Goddard, Henry, 1910-1943Goodrich, Annie, 1924-1938Graves, Henry, 1924-1927Greene, Edward, 1931-1940"G" miscellaneous

(3 folders)BOX 28 Hall, Granville Stanley, 1911-1921

Harms, Ernst, 1936-1940Harper and Brothers, 1942-1959Harrower-Erickson, Molly R., 1940-1941Hill, Clyde M., 1939-1940Hine, Charles D., 1915-1918Hoeber, Paul B., 1932-1955Hooker, Davenport, 1937-1955"Ha" miscellaneous

BOX 29 "He-Hu" miscellaneous(2 folders)

"I-J" miscellaneous(3 folders)

BOX 30 Kahn, Eugene, 1937-1946Katz, David, 1937-1938Krasnogorski, Nicholas, 1933-1935


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"K" miscellaneous(2 folders)

Ling, Bing-Chung, 1939-1940Livingston, James W., 1903-1909Luria, Alexander, 1933-1940

BOX 31 "L" miscellaneous(2 folders)

Macmillan Co., 1924-1953McAdams, William, 1936McGraw, Myrtle, 1926-1936Mental Hygiene Committee, 1927-1928Merry, Ralph, 1931-1939Meyer, Adolph F., 1903-1929

(2 folders)BOX 32 Miles, Walter, 1930-1948

Miley, Lucius, 1884-1899Misawa, Tadasu, 1906-1935Morris, Frank, 1921-1923Munger, Elizabeth, 1928-1939Murphy, Douglas, 1939-1940Murphy, Gardner, 1930-1933"Ma" miscellaneous

(2 folders)BOX 33 "Mc-Mz" miscellaneous

(4 folders)BOX 34 National Council of Parent Education, 1928-1937

Noyes, Anna, 1930-1931“N” miscellaneous

(3 folders)BOX 35 Olsen Times, 1952-1956

O'Shea, Michael V., 1903-1932"O" miscellaneousParkhurst, Helen, 1930-1931Paynter, Richard, 1930-1933Pease, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence, 1897-1958Phelps Films, 1939-1944Pinter, Rudolph, 1928-1931Porter, James, 1919-1929Powers, Grover, 1927-1936Pray, Theron, 1903-1907Public School Publishing Co., 1924-1937

BOX 36 "P" miscellaneous(3 folders)

BOX 37 "Q" miscellaneousRegister and Tribune Syndicate, 1935-1944Richards Thomas W., 1932-1940Rogers, Herbert W., 1923-1939


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Roman, Klara, 1935Ruediger, William C., 1901-1937"Ra-Ro" miscellaneous

(2 folders)BOX 38 "Ru-Ry" miscellaneous

Scofield, Shirley, 1955Seashore, Carl, 1930Sewall, Mabel, 1929-1952Shaw, Henry, 1926-1927Spaulding, Frank, 1925-1936Stinchfield, Sara, 1926-1929Stone, Calvin, 1926-1930Swift, Edgar, 1905-1907Sylvester, Charles H., 1896-1937"Sa" miscellaneous

BOX 39 "Sc-Sl" miscellaneous(3 folders)

BOX 40 "Sm-Sz" miscellaneous(4 folders)

BOX 41 Talbot, Marion, 1939-1940Tennent, Cornelia, 1939-1940Terman, Lewis, 1906-1956This Week Magazine, 1935-1948Thom, Douglas, 1925-1939Thrasher, Frederick, 1931-1936Thurstone, Louis L., 1930Todd, Thomas Wingate, 1926-1935Turner, Frederick Jackson, 1909"Ta-Th" miscellaneous

(2 folders)BOX 42 "Ti-Ty" miscellaneous

United States Rubber Co., 1918-1921University of California, Berkeley, Calif., 1924-1931"U" miscellaneousValentine, Charles W., 1927-1937Veeder, Borden, 1925-1953Vineland Training School, Vineland, N.J., 1911-1951Volkelt, Hans, 1932-1939"V" miscellaneous

BOX 43 White, William A., 1928-1930Winchell, Florence, 1926-1927Winslow, C. E. A., 1922-1945Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, Wisc., 1956-1959"Wa-Wi" miscellaneous

(4 folders)BOX 44 "Wj-Wz" miscellaneous

Yale Cooperative Corp., 1930-1940


Container Contents


Yerkes, Robert, 1926-1948Young, Robert, 1931-1940Zimmerman, Harry, 1933-1952"X-Z" miscellaneousUnidentified

BOX 45-134 Subject File, 1910-1959Abstracts, correspondence, charts, clippings, financial records, medical and clinical records,



BOX 45 Action system, 1955Adolescence, 1920-1949

(3 folders)Adoption, 1922-1957

(12 folders)BOX 46 Age levels, 1939-1947

Aggression, 1947Allis, Ethel Elizabeth, 1929-1941

(2 folders)Almy, Millie C., 1936-1938Alpert, Estelle, 1936-1937Amatruda, Catherine S., 1935-1949Amentia, 1944-1952American Academy for Cerebral Palsy, 1942-1953 See also Closed

(5 folders)BOX 47 American Academy of Pediatrics, 1930-1950

(6 folders)American Association for Childhood Education, 1938-1939American Association of Professional Psychology, 1937-1938American Association of University Women, 1929-1931American Board of Pediatrics, 1941-1947

BOX 48 American Child Health Association, 1925-1935(3 folders)

American Orthopsychiatric Association, 1934-1945American Pediatric Society, 1934-1948American Psychiatric Association, 1939-1943

BOX 49 American Psychological Association, 1919-1942(7 folders)

American Psychopathological Association, 1943-1944American Red Cross, 1945-1946American Social Hygiene Association, 1957Ames, Louise Bates, 1933-1948

BOX 50 Angier, Roswell, 1928-1939Animal behavior, 1930-1950Anthropological studies, 1939Apell, Richard, 1949-1950


Container Contents


Arkin, Efim A., 1928-1935Association for Childhood Education, 1924-1937

BOX 51 Backes, Barbara, 1927Backes, Katherine, 1926-1937Baldwin, Joseph, 1941-1942Bausch and Lomb Co., 1930-1931Bayne-Jones, Stanhope, 1936-1940

(2 folders)Beecroft, Ruth, 1929Behler, Edwin, 1931-1938Bell and Howell Co., 1930-1935Berman, Vivian, 1936Berry, F. E., Jr., 1931Bigelow, Elizabeth, 1920-1931Binet test schedules, undatedBipolarity, circa 1940-1948Birth injury, circa 1940

BOX 52 Bishop, Lottie G., 1931-1938Blindness, 1934-1953 See also Closed

(4 folders)Boston Floating Hospital, Boston, Mass., 1940Bredow, Katherine Irma, 1940Brownies (Girl Scouts), 1936Bucher, Jane, 1930-31Bucher, Jules, 1930-1933

BOX 53 Bugnion, Bienvenue, 1937-1938"B" unidentified, 1928-1952 See ClosedBunnell, Sterling, 1931-1932Butler, Janice, 1939-1940Caballero, Nohema, 1941-1943California, 1943, 1949

(2 folders)Carnegie Corp., 1938-1943Cass, Alonzo, 1935-1939Castner, Burton, 1925-1942

BOX 54 Cerebral cortex, 1939Cerebral palsy, 1938-1953 See also Closed

(6 folders)Cheney Brothers, 1918-1920Child analysis, 1937Child development, 1948-1956Child health and protection, 1929-1932

BOX 55 Child studies, 1939-1940 See also Closed(13 folders)

Child Study Association of America, 1925-1938Child Welfare League of America, 1944-1946

Subject File, 1910-1959

Container Contents


Children in a Democracy, White House Conference, 1938-1940(2 folders)

BOX 56 (4 folders)BOX 57 Children in Wartime, 1939-1944

(4 folders)Children's Community Center, New Haven, Conn., 1926-1941

(2 folders)Children's newspapers, 1953-1955Chinese children, 1944Chittenden, Jessie, 1928-1938

BOX 58 Clinical cases, circa 1915-1929(7 folders)

BOX 59 Clinical inquiries, 1929-1940(3 folders)

BOX 60 Clinical records, 1913-1949 See also Closed(19 folders)

BOX 61 Clinical study and psychology, 1933-1948(2 folders)

Clinical techniques, 1940-1949Clinical types, 1925-1936Cobb, Margaret, 1920-1938Cockrell, Dura, 1929-1945Committee on Displaced Foreign Psychologists, 1939Commonwealth Fund, undated

BOX 62 Connecticut Bureau of Child Welfare, 1920-1937(4 folders)

Connecticut Child Welfare Association1921-1935

(2 folders)BOX 63 1936-1939

(2 folders)Connecticut Child Welfare Commission

General, 1918-1921(3 folders)

BOX 64 Reports, 1920Connecticut Children's Bureau Conference, 1944Connecticut Institutions for Child Care, reports

Bridgeport City Nursery, 1920Fairfield County-New London County, 1920Polish Orphan Asylum, Windham County, 1921

BOX 65 Connecticut Medical Examining Board, 1936-1937Connecticut Society for Mental Hygiene

1919-1932(5 folders)

BOX 66 1933-1939(2 folders)


Container Contents


Connecticut State Board of Education, 1914-1920(5 folders)

Connecticut State Board of Health, 1937-1939Connecticut State Farm for Women, 1918-1936

BOX 67 Cooper-Hewitt Electric Co., 1927-1931Currier and Ives prints, inventory of Gesell's collection, 1938-1948Davidson, Dorothy, 1925Day, Marian, 1939Deafness, 1935Detroit conference on child research, 1930Developmental aspects of cerebral injury, circa 1936-1940Developmental diagnosis and child psychiatry, 1949-1954Developmental examination, 1941Developmental schedules, 1942

(3 folders)BOX 68 (9 folders)

Du-Art Film Laboratories, 1931-1933Dudley, Elizabeth, 1934-1935Durkin, Anna, 1930-1931Dynamics of development, 1941-1948

BOX 69 Electro dynamics, 1933-1934Electrometric methods, 1936-1937Ellenberger, Elizabeth, 1936Embryology, 1937-1950

(4 folders)Emotion, 1938-1948

(2 folders)BOX 70 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1927-1949

(3 folders)Endocrine disorders, undatedEngagements

Completed1928-1931

(3 folders)BOX 71 1931-1936

(5 folders)BOX 72 1937-1941

(3 folders)BOX 73 Declined, 1929-1938

(5 folders)BOX 74 Erikson, Erik H. See Container 87, Homberger, Erik

Ethical sense, 1954-1955(2 folders)

Eugene and Agnes Meyer Foundation, 1953Eugenics, 1931-1933Examination forms, undated

(2 folders)


Container Contents


Exhibits, 1941-1945(3 folders)

Externships, 1933-1951(3 folders)

BOX 75 EyeAppendices, undatedBasic vision, 1934-1949Bibliography, undatedChevasse, worth's squint, 1939Child optometry, Yale Medical School, 1948-1949Dow, Ruth, 1945, undatedEmbryology, undatedHand, embryology, 1944-1952Illumination, 1944-1946Memoranda, 1940-1945Mirror, 1944-1947

BOX 76 Movements, undatedPhysiology, undatedTraining, 1948Vision, 1938-1950Visual case studies, 1938-1949 See Closed

BOX 77 Fay, Alice, 1930-1935Fear, 1943Feeding behavior, 1937-1941

(5 folders)Fellowships and scholarships, 1929-1935Fetal behavior, 1939-1946Fetal-infancy

Age, 1938-1940(2 folders)

General, 1927-1942, undated(3 folders)

BOX 78 (1 folder)Hooker, Davenport, 1936-1941Sleep, 1936-1944Summary, undated

Fetal-psychology, neurology, 1936-1940Fetal tonic neck reflex, 1938-1939Food clinic, Boston, Mass., 1940Form discrimination, 1939-1942Foster, Mrs. Roger, 1934Frankenstein, Greta, 1929-1933Frappiano, Angelo, 1933-1934Freeman, Mary, 1938-1940

BOX 79 Garrison, Jean, 1941General Education Board, New York, N.Y., 1931-1932

(3 folders)


Container Contents


Gesell Institute, New Haven, Conn.Dedication, 1950-1952Financial reports, 1952-1958

BOX 80 MiscellanyPress releases, 1955-1956Reports and projections, 1950-1955 See ClosedTelevision program, 1954

Getman, Gerald N., 1947-1955Gibbs, Josiah Willard, 1942-1949Gifted children, 1921-1942

(2 folders)Gittleson, Yvette, 1940-1941Goodman, Helen, 1919-1942

BOX 81 Gregory, Carl, 1932-1933Gridley, Pearl, 1932-1940Growth

Ages, 1939-1949(3 folders)

Chemistry, 1934-1938Concepts, 1927-1938

BOX 82 Developmental morphology, 1932-1941Dynamics, 1941Electrometry, 1935-1938Evolution, 1936-1953Genius, 1941Heredity, 1939-1953

(2 folders)BOX 83 Human hand, undated

(3 folders)Learning and maturation, 1931-1937Miscellany, 1936-1954

(2 folders)Old age, 1926-1948Psychoanalytic concepts, 1926-1948Time concepts, 1928-1937

BOX 84 Guidance, 1941-1949Guidance Nursery Conference, Yale University, New Haven, Conn., 1932-1933Halverson, Henry, 1926-1942Hand, 1927-1934

(4 folders)Handwriting, undated

BOX 85 Harper and Brothers, 1939-1955(7 folders)

BOX 86 Harrison, Marjorie, 1948-1950Harter, Genevieve, 1930-1941Hartman, Paul, 1934-1944Harvard Pediatric Study


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1948-1951(6 folders)

BOX 87 1951-1952, undated(2 folders)

Hemihypertrophy, 1931-1935Henry Street Visiting Nurse Service, New York, N.Y., 1943Hill, Clyde, 1930-1938Hoeber, Paul B., 1942-1950Homburger, Erik, 1936-1938Howard, Helen, 1934-1939Human sterilization, 1940

BOX 88 Ilg, Frances Lillian, 1932-1956Individual differences, 1936-1954Individuality, 1919-1950

(7 folders)BOX 89 Individuality, cases, 1933-1952 See also Closed

(3 folders)Individuality of twins, 1937-1950Infancy, 1933-1942

(3 folders)BOX 90 Infant behavior, 1938-1943

(5 folders)Infant development, 1924-1934Infant feeding, 1925-1940

(7 folders)BOX 91 Infant Incubator Co., 1939-1945

Institute of Human Relations, Yale University, New Haven, Conn., 1927-1938Institute of International Education, New York, N.Y., 1924-1935

(3 folders)Institute of Psychology, Yale University, New Haven, Conn., 1925-1927Intellect and talent, 1951-1953Intelligence, 1942-1943

BOX 92 International Association for the Promotion of Child Welfare, 1930-1939International Committee for Mental Hygiene, 1931-1938International Congress of Physiology, 1934-1935International Management Congress (7th), 1938Internships, 1939-1941Interpersonal relations, undatedInventory and schedules, 1931-1941

(2 folders)BOX 93 Jackson, Togwell, drawings, 1946-1954

Jennings, Anne, 1929-1939Jervis, Jessie, 1932-1937"Jocko," monkey, undatedJohnson, Georgina, 1930-1936Jones, William ("Casey"), 1944-1957

(8 folders)


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BOX 94 Journal Press, 1944-1949Judge Baker Foundation, 1929-1931Juvenile delinquency, 1923-1955

(6 folders)BOX 95 Kawin, Ethel, 1946

Keliher, Alice, 1930-1937Kindergarten, 1921-1927Kinesiology, 1931-1932Kirk, Virginia, 1930-1938La Fargue, Esther, 1937-1939Lange, Harriet, 1930-1935Language, 1935-1940Learned, Janet, 1938-1947Life cycle, undatedLing, Bing-Chung, 1939-1955Lippincott Co., 1940-1941Lord, Elizabeth, 1922-1943Luria, Alexander, 1929-1946

BOX 96 Macmillan Co., 1924-1946(3 folders)

Magazines, 1930-1935(8 folders)

Mallay, Helena, 1930-1935BOX 97 Manley, David, 1938-1939

(6 folders)Marshall, Frances, 1930-1931Maturation, 1932May, Mark, 1930-1939

(2 folders)McElwain, Paulina W., 1934-1938Meek, Lois, 1926-1932

(2 folders)BOX 98 Melvin, Mary, 1932

Memoranda, 1922-1941(8 folders)

BOX 99 Mendel, Harriet, 1939-1940(2 folders)

Mental hygiene, 1937-1939Metraux, Ruth, 1942-1948Miller, Marjorie, 1932-1933Mongolism, 1931Mooseheart Conference, Mooseheart, Ill., 1929Morris, Charles Christopher, 1945-1950Mosby Co., 1944-1947Murchison, Carl, 1924-1940

(3 folders)Muscle innervation, 1941-1951


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BOX 100 National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C., 1955-1959National Association for Nursery Education, 1929-1937National Committee for Mental Hygiene, 1919-1937

(4 folders)BOX 101 National Institute of Psychology, 1937-1942

National Research Council, 1922-1933(2 folders)

Neonatal study, 1937-1942(2 folders)

New Haven Hospital, New Haven, Conn., 1920-1943(3 folders)

BOX 102 New York Academy of Medicine, 1941-1943New York Foundling Hospital, New York, N.Y., 1952Niantic State Farm for Women, Niantic, Conn., 1936-1937Nicolson, Marjorie, 1931-1932Normative studies, circa 1932-1940

(8 folders)BOX 103 Nutrition and mental development, 1933

Ocular research, 1941-1945Old Dominion Foundation, 1952-1956O'Neal, James Alfred, 1920One-way vision, 1932-1940Optometry, 1945-1948Parents magazine award, 1943-1948Partridge, Miriam, 1929-1930Pediatrics, 1937-1950

(4 folders)Personality and individuality, 1934-1943

BOX 104 Physical growth, 1943-1950Powers, Grover, 1932-1948Precocity, 1935Pregnancy, 1937Prematurity, 1929-1941

(2 folders)Prenatal chronologies, 1910-1927

BOX 105 Preschool child, 1922-1933Prudential Committee, 1937-1940

(2 folders)Race, 1931-1946Radachy, Esther, 1931-1936Ray, Harriet, 1928Ray, Wilbert Scott, 1930-1937Reading, 1933-1956

(2 folders)Record forms, undated

BOX 106 Recreation, 1954-1955


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Research methods, 1928-1948(2 folders)

Retinoscope, 1947-1948Rickets, 1926Robinson, Eleanor, 1948-1951Rockefeller Foundation, 1929-1947

(2 folders)BOX 107 Rolley, Thomas, 1931-1940

Roudinesco, Jenny, 1948-1950Routines and self-care, 1945-1955Salmon Memorial, New York, N.Y., 1928-1930Scafati, Victor, 1936School gradients, 1952-1955School superintendents, 1919-1924Science and culture, 1945-1947Seeley, Ruth, 1919-1941Self, 1950-1955

(2 folders)BOX 108 Seth, George, 1934-1936

Sex education, 1920-1952(2 folders)

Shurtleff, Martha, 1940-1941Sight saving, 1935-1938Skeffington, Arthur M., 1941-1949Sleep, 1939-1947Smallwood, Mary, 1931Smith, N. T., 1933-1934Snyder, Hildegarde, 1936Social service exchange, 1924-1936Social trends, 1932

BOX 109 Society for Research in Child Development, 1933-1947(6 folders)

BOX 110 Soviet exhibit on mother and child care, New York, N.Y., 1941-1945Speech, undatedSpencer Lens Co., 1926-1929State Department, 1946-1949Stonex, Eunice, 1936Student group conference, Yale University, New Haven, Conn., 1927-1928Sung, Chieh, 1943-1947Superiority, undatedTables and schedules, 1936

BOX 111 Tarsius, 1920-1928Teeth, undatedTelevision, 1946-1951Test material, undated

(4 folders)BOX 112 (2 folders)


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Thiele, Marie, 1930-1941Thompson, Helen, 1926-1957Thumbsucking, 1936

BOX 113 Time and space, 1952-1954Tomlinson, Dorothy, 1927-1928Tonic neck reflex, 1937-1948

(3 folders)Townsend, Stephanie, 1940Translation of Gesell's writings, 1933-1959

(3 folders)BOX 114 Twins, 1930-1952

(6 folders)Twohill, Thomas, 1934-1937Union of Soviet Socialist Republics exhibit on mother and child care, New York, N.Y.,

1941-1945 See Container 110, Soviet exhibit on mother and child care, New York, N.Y.,1941-1945

United China Relief, 1946Upjohn, Esther, 1930-1932

BOX 115 Veeder Root, Inc., 1939Vision

1947-1955(4 folders)

American Optical Co., correspondence, 1944-1950AnalysisAstigmatism, 1947Child vision, 1943-1950

(3 folders)BOX 116 Film Institute and Child Vision Research, 1947-1949

Financial, 1948-1950Growth-eyes and hands, 1947Near Point Refraction, 1941-1944Notes and clippings

BOX 117 Optometry correspondence, 1941-1951Report, visual skills, examinations, 1942Research, 1949-1950Source pamphlets, 1948-1951SquintStudy of vision in the normal infant, 1948Tests and techniques, 1947-1948

Visiting Nurse Service, 1927, 1938-1939Visual fixationWashburn, Ruth W., 1923-1943Well Baby Conference, New Haven, Conn., 1932Wetsel, Elisabeth L., 1946-1949Whittet, Helen I., 1942Williams, Anne K., 1926-1942Winternitz, Dean M. C., 1920-1935


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Wirtz, Anna, 1933-1934BOX 118 Yale Clinic of Child Development, New Haven, Conn.

Annual report, 1947Appointments, 1930-1936

(6 folders)BOX 119 Budget, 1926-1948

(5 folders)Bursary students, 1934-1949

(1 folder)BOX 120 (3 folders)

Chronology, 1911-1948Courses offered, 1940-1946Financial, 1923-1948

(3 folders)History, 1923-1951

(1 folder)BOX 121 (6 folders)

Insurance, 1930-1941Inquiries, 1938-1940Juvenile Psycho-Clinic, 1921-1926Nursery, 1935-1947

BOX 122 Personnel, 1918-1947(5 folders)

BOX 123 (5 folders)BOX 124 (9 folders)BOX 125 Yale University, New Haven, Conn.

1934-1947(2 folders)

Data cards, undatedPlans and blue prints, 1929-1930Psycho-Clinic interview forms and related matter, undatedReports, annual

1936-1938(5 folders)

BOX 126 1938-1942(11 folders)

BOX 127 1942-1946(12 folders)

BOX 128 1946-1948(7 folders)

Research, 1930-1950Retirement, Arnold Gesell, 1948-1949Room, 1930

BOX 129 Secretaryship, 1940-1941Staff, 1926-1948

(2 folders)Student laboratory manual, 1936


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Transportation, 1933-1937Visitors

1932-1938BOX 130 1939-1947

Miscellany, 1938-1948 See also Closed(6 folders)

Yale University, New Haven, Conn.Adolescent research project, 1935Board of Permanent Officers

1930-1932BOX 131 1937-1948

(4 folders)BOX 132 Education Department, 1920-1932

Graduate Club, 1948-1956Graduate School, 1920-1939

(2 folders)Graduate students

1926-1936(3 folders)

BOX 133 1937-1938Medical School, 1919-1949

(2 folders)Miscellany, 1923-1930Personnel director, 1934-1948President, 1932-1949Press, 1929-1936Psychiatric Group, 1938-1942Psychology Department

1931-1935BOX 134 1936-1947

Secretary's office, 1921-1934Service Bureau, 1926-1948

(5 folders)Treasurer's office, 1928-1949

(3 folders)

BOX 135-140 Collected Papers File, 1898-1953Bound volumes containing reprints, printed copies, and a few typescripts of addresses,

announcements, articles, book contributions, book reviews, broadcasts, bulletins, manuals,orations, pamphlets, papers, reports, and speeches.

Arranged chronologically.

BOX 135 Vols. 1-3, 1898-1925(3 vols.)

BOX 136 Vols. 4-5, 1926-1934(2 vols.)

BOX 137 Vols. 6-7, 1931-1936(2 vols.)


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BOX 138 Vols. 8-9, 1938-1943(2 vols.)

BOX 139 Vol. 10, 1938-1947BOX 140 Vol. 11, 1948-1953

BOX 141-168 Speech and Article File, 1898-1954Handwritten and typewritten drafts and printed and near-print copies of speeches and articles.Arranged chronologically and therein alphabetically by title.

BOX 141 Speeches1919, “Mental Hygiene and Public Schools”1921, “New Status of Handicapped Children in Connecticut”1922, “Preschool Child and the Public School”1926, “Preschool Child from the Standpoint of Public Hygiene and Education”1929

"Clinical Studies of Child Development""Early Years of Mental Growth"

1930"Developmental Similarity and Divergence in Duplicate Twins""Experimental Demonstration of Control Showing of Film Slides""New Trends in Child Development""Preschool Period and Mental Growth"

1931"Growth and Age""Growth of the Infant Mind""Psychology of Growth""Study and Guidance of Infant Behavior""Summary of Oral Evidence"

1932"Early Growth of Behavior Patterns""May Day and the Mental Hygiene of Children""Preventive Aspects of Delinquency and Crime""Study of Infant Behavior""Systematic Delineation of Infant Behavior Growth""Talking Film on the Study of Infant Behavior"

BOX 142 1933"Growth Factors in Early Education""Heredity and Environment""Mental Welfare of the Infant""Ontogenetic Patterning of Infant Behavior"

1934"Clinical Organization for Child Development Research""Commencement and Retrospect""Developmental Diagnosis of Infant Behavior in Relation to Clinical Pediatrics"

1935"Influence of the Thyroid on the Mental and Physical Growth of the Cretinous Infant""Nursery School and Kindergarten"

Collected Papers File, 1898-1953

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1936"Early Evidences of Individuality in the Human Infant""Motion Pictures for Parent Education""Patterning of Oral Behavior"

BOX 143 1937"Behavior Patterns""Child Development in Relation to the Curriculum""Citizenship in the Making in Connecticut""Concept of Maturation""Correlations of Behavior and Neuropathology in a Case of Cerebral Palsy from Birth

Injury""Early Evidences of Individuality""First Year of Life""Foster Home Care as Contrasted with Institutional Treatment of Dependent Children""How the Mind Grows in Infancy""Infant and Child in the Culture of Today""Infants Are Individuals""Limitations in Motor Interpretations of Mental Life""Maturation and the Patterning of Behavior""Psychological Welfare of Adopted and Foster Children"

BOX 144 1938"Adoption""Behavior Study of Birth Injury""Child Development and Individuality""Correlations of Behavior and Neuropathology in a Case of Cerebral Birth Injury""Half-century of Science and the American Child""IQ and the Stability of Mental Growth Careers""Mental Health of Babies""Morphogenetic Significance of the Tonic Neck Reflex in the Early Patterning of Human

Behavior""Reciprocal Interweaving in the Ontogenesis of Human Behavior""Science and the Mental Welfare of Babies""Scientific Approaches to the Study of the Human Mind"

BOX 145 1939"Child Adoptions in Connecticut""Preschool Child in a Democracy""Teacher-pupil Relationship"

1940"Cinemanalysis""Circumnatal Behavior and the Relativities of Birth""Development of Behavior in the Premature Infant""Documentation of Infant Behavior and its Relation to Cultural Anthropology""First Five Years of Mental Growth""How a Baby Grows""Watching the Child Develop"

1941"Clinical Aspects of Growth and Development"

Speech and Article File, 1898-1954

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"Cycle of Mental Growth""First Five Years: Their Significance""Foundational Years""Genesis of Behavior Form in Fetus and Infant""Growth and Development of the Infant""Preschool Years""Problem of Changing Food Habits""Protection of Early Mental Growth"

BOX 146 1942"Child Care Needs in Wartime""Creative Behavior in Child and Adult""Law of Reciprocal Interweaving in the Morphogenesis of Behavior""Morale of Children in Wartime""Morphology and Behavior"

1943"Anatomy""Foster Homes and the Home Front""Our Young People in Wartime Connecticut""Pediatrics: Fitness from Birth to Maturity""Protection for the Foster Child""Social Significance of a Science of Child Development""Yale University Interprets the News"

1944"Basic Factors in the Preventive Control of Delinquent Behavior""Human Adventure""Individual Versus Group Care of Infants""Intercultural Significance of a Science of Child Development""Role of Developmental Diagnosis""Technique for Individualized Visual Education"

BOX 147 1945"Cinematic Clinic""Creative Behavior""Dependent Children and Foster Home Care""Early Patterning of Human Vision""Exhibit on Mother and Child Care""Opportunities for Development Particularly Lacking to Dependent Children under

Institutional Conditions""Some Developmental Aspects of Early Vision""Today's Children""War-stricken Children"

1946"America Today""Are Today's Children Disciplined?""Cultural Significance of a Science of Child Development in an Atomic Age""Developmental Diagnosis""Developmental Philosophy"


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"First Ten Years of Life""How the Mind Grows""Maturation""Pediatric Diagnosis and Supervision of Amentia""Pediatric Diagnosis and Supervision of Child Development""Philosophy for Parents""Psychological Aspects of the Care of the Premature Infant""Some Relationships between Maturation and Acculturation""Time for Women""What's on Your Mind?"

1947"Aggression in Childhood""Behavior Problems of Infancy and Early Childhood""Development and Guidance of the Blind Infant""Developmental Pediatrics""Handicapped Preschool Child""Norms of Mental Growth""Pediatric Science of Development""Predictiveness of Infant Behavior Traits""Science Interprets Child Development""Understanding Our Children""Yale Clinic of Child Development, New Haven, Conn.""Yale University, New Haven, Conn., Fathers"

BOX 148 1948"Clinical Supervision of Child Development""Differential Diagnosis of Defects""Growth Potentials of the Human Infant""Periodic Diagnosis of Infant Development"

1950, “Embryology of Human Behavior"1954, “Protection of Child Development in a Democratic Culture"Undated and miscellaneous

BOX 149 Articles1898

"Advertising""John Brown–The Man"

1903, “Development of the College and University in Ohio and Wisconsin"1905

"Case of Symbolistic Writing""Handwriting"

1906, “Jealousy"BOX 150 1913

"Child Classification and Child Hygiene""Special Province of Child Hygiene in the Primary School""The University in Relation to the Problems of Mental Deficiency and Child Hygiene"

1916, “Yard Golf"1918


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"Feeble Minded Children in the County Home Schools of Connecticut""Subnormal School Children in Connecticut""What Can the Teacher Do for the Deficient Child?"

1919"Field of Clinical Psychology as an Applied Science""Special Provisions for Exceptional School Children"

1920"Mental Diagnosis and Special Education""Preschool Standards of Development""Problem of Mental Subnormality"

1922"Clinical Psychology of Preschool Children""Mental and Physical Correspondence in Twins""Mental Hygiene Service for Preschool Children""Psychological Comparison of Superior Duplicate Twins""Twins Again"

BOX 151 1923"Feeble-mindedness""Kindergarten as a Health Agency""Mental Development in Infancy""Motion Picture Study of Early Mental Growth""New Haven, Conn., Survey of Exceptional Kindergarten Children""Nursery School Movement""Preschool Child as a Health Problem""Results of an Experiment to Determine the Vocational Possibilities of Subnormal and

Handicapped Factory Girls""Social Significance of the Nursery School"

1924, “Monthly Increments of Development in Infancy"1925

"Chapman, James Crosby""Development of Personality: Why Children Are Afraid""Downward Extension of the Kindergarten""Exploratory Study of the Problems and Methods of Parent Guidance in Relation to Infant

Training""Nursery School Movement and Home Economics"

1926"Comparative Method for Demonstration of Normal Development in Infancy""Delicate Task of Child Training""Experimental Education and the Nursery School""Mental Health Characteristics of the Normal Child""Normal Growth as a Public Health Concept""Normal Growth of the Preschool Child""Preschool Child and the Present Day Parent""Psychological Guidance in Child Adoption"

1927"Danger! Children Preferred""Hemi-hypertrophy and Twinning"


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"Measurement and Prediction of Mental Growth""Psychological Comparison of Nursery School Children from Homes of Low and High

Economic Status""Reducing the Risks of Child Adoption"

BOX 152 1928"Age Factor in Behavior Problems""Child Guidance in Early Years""Infant Behavior in Relation to Pediatrics""Maturation and Infant Behavior Patterns""Precocious Puberty and Mental Maturation"

1929"Behavior Resemblances in Identical Infant Twins""Child Psychology""Clinical Studies of Child Development""Early Diagnosis of Mental Defect""Early Years of Mental Growth""Experimental Study of Learning and Growth in Identical Infant Twins""Guidance Nursery of the Yale Psycho-clinic, New Haven, Conn.""Method for the Normative Study of Behavior Development in Infancy""Organization of Child Guidance and Developmental Supervision""Physical Education in the Preschool Years""Research in Child Development""Summary of Developmental Level of 23 Colored Children""Systematic Aspects of Developmental Psychology""What Is a Balanced Ratio in Children's Reading?"

BOX 153 1930"Child Psychology""Decade of Progress in the Mental Hygiene of the Preschool Child""Guiding the Mental Health of the Infant""Mental Hygiene and the Public School System""Present Status of Pediatrics""Preventive Mental Hygiene""Some Relations between Early Physical and Mental Growth""Yale Clinic of Child Development Helps to Guide Many Children on Right Path"

1931"Baby Respected""Changing Child""Child Health Conservation in New Haven Clinic of Child Development""Giving Children Right Start in Life Is Aim of Yale Clinic of Development, New Haven,

Conn.""Is He a Problem?""Is it Fair to Treat Twins as Identical?""Physical Education in the Preschool Years""Summary of Oral Evidence""Teacher-child Relationship"

BOX 154 1932"Developmental Morphology of Infant Behavior Patterns"


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"Growth Factors in Child Guidance""Handicapped School Children""How Science Studies the Child""Influence of Prematurity on Mental Growth""May Day and the Mental Hygiene of Children""Mental Growth in Infant and Child""Pediatrics and the Supervision of Child Development""Safety Training for Young Children""Scientific Foundation of Infant Psychiatry""Scientific Observation of Children""Study of Genetic Psychology""Use of the Cinema in Education""Yale Clinic of Child Development"

BOX 155 1933"Field of Clinical Psychology""Infant Behavior Researches of Yale Clinic of Child Development""Looking Backward to a Democratic Kindergarten, 1876""Mental Growth of Prematurely Born Infants""Mental Welfare of Normal Infants""Psychological Research and the Deaf Infant""Relations of Psychology and Psychiatry""Researches of the Yale Clinic of Child Development"

1934"Educational Status of the Preschool Child""Mental Growth and Guidance"

1935"Behavior Morphology of Infant Development""Behavior Pattern and Behavior Morphology""Cinema as an Instrument for Parent Education""Cinemanalysis: A Method of Behavior Study""Clinical Aspects of Child Development Research""Developmental Diagnosis and Clinical Pediatrics""Developmental Diagnosis of Infant Behavior""Growth Process""Infant Behavior Research""Morphology of Behavior""Nursery School and Kindergarten""Yale University Films of Child Development"

BOX 156 1936"Clinical Mongolism in Colored Races""Development of Thumb Opposition in the Human Infant""Effect of Thyroid Therapy on the Mental and Physical Growth of Cretinous Infants""Growth Factors in Child Personality""Influence of Thyroid on the Mental and Physical Growth of the Cretinous Infant""Recent and Current Researches of the Yale Clinic of Child Development""Schools for Babies"


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"Scientific Approaches to the Study of Human Growth""Some Observations of Developmental Stability""Twinning and Ocular Pathology"

BOX 157 1937"Correlations of Behavior and Neuropathology in a Case of Cerebral Palsy from Birth

Injury""Early Evidences of Individuality in the Human Infant""Motor Disability and Mental Growth""Preschool Years""Psychological Factors in Infant Feeding""Role of Conditioned Reflex in Infant Psychiatry""Yale Clinic of Child Development"

BOX 158 1938"Behavior Study of Birth Injury""Children's Fears and Mental Health""Conditioned Reflex and the Psychiatry of Infancy""Current and Recent Research Activities of the Yale Clinic of Child Development""Early Diagnosis of Behavior Defects and Deviations""Fears of Children""Half-century of Science and the American Child""Infants Are Individuals""One Way Vision Screen in Visual Education""Psychological Hygiene of Infant Feeding""Round the Clock with Baby""Science and the American Child""Scientific Approaches to the Study of the Human Mind""Tonic Neck Reflex in the Human Infant: Its Morphogenetic and Clinical Significance"

BOX 159 1939"Appraisal of Mental Growth Careers""Charles Darwin and Child Development""Current and Recent Researches at the Yale Clinic of Child Development""Does the I.Q. Measure a Child's Intelligence?""Family as the Threshold of Democracy""Genesis of Intelligence""Mental and Physical Growth in Pubertas Praecox""Preschool Guidance Center""Reciprocal Interweaving in Neuro-motor Development""Stability of Mental Growth Careers""Training Your Child to Play Alone""What Did the Bluejay Do with the Nut?"

BOX 160 1940"Bluejay: Brigand or Benefactor?""Cinemanalysis: A Psychological Research Technique""Day Nurse as a Mental Hygiene Agency""Developmental Diagnosis and Clinical Medicine""Family as the Threshold of Democracy"


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"Home Life: A Mental Necessity for the Dependent Child""Ontogenetic Organization of Prone Behavior in Human Infancy""Plan Your Child's Pictures""Reading Reversals in Young Children""Researches of the Yale Clinic of Child Development""Stability of Mental Growth Careers""Teacher-pupil Relationship in a Democracy"

1941"Genesis of Behavior Form in Fetus and Infant""Pediatrics and the Clinical Protection of Child Development""Protection of Early Mental Growth"

BOX 161 1942"Creative Behavior in Child and Adult""Daily Maturation of Infant Behavior""Documentation of Infant Behavior and its Relation to Cultural Anthropology""Methods of Co-twin Control""Morphologies of Mouth and Mouth Behavior""Nature of Creative Behavior""Our Youngest Civilians"

1943"Differential Diagnosis of Mental Deficiency in Infancy""New Haven Child Care Center""Ontogenetic Correspondence in the Supine and Prone Posturing of the Human Infant""Visualization of Child Development"

BOX 162 1944"Developmental Diagnosis and the Postwar Hospital""First Five Years of Life""Growth as a Mental Hygiene Concept""Guidance and Growth""Individual Versus Group Care of Infants""Method of Developmental Diagnosis and Supervision""Role of Developmental Diagnosis in Clinical Medicine"

1945"Child Care in China""Creating a Love of Books in Young Children""Developmental Diagnosis and Supervision""Doctrine of Development in Child Care""Racial Attitudes in Children""War Stricken Children: How They Will Be Rehabilitated""What Makes for Likenesses and Differences in Children?""Whitney, Margaret, Obituary"

1946"Behavior Aspects of the Care of the Premature Infant""Cinematography and the Study of Child Development""Cultural Significance of a Science of Child Development""Does Your Child Do What the Others Do?"


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"New Status of the Preschool Child""Normal and Deaf Child in the Preschool Years""Pestalozzi and the Parent-child Relationship"

1947"Development of Handedness""Developmental Pediatrics""Pediatric Diagnosis and Supervision of Child Development""Psychology of the Money Sense"

BOX 163 Undated"Back to Pestalozzi""Child Psychology""Developmental Zero""Early Years of Mental Growth""Feeblemindedness""Growth Process""Infant Incubator Co.""Mental Health of the Infant""Mental Measurement""Morphological Factor in Dynamic Psychology""Morphology as a Psychology Concept""Nature of the Infant Mind""Nursery Years and the Public School Teacher""Parent-child Relation""Psychology and Industry""Relation of Psychology and Psychiatry""Study of Infant Behavior with a Report of Research Procedures of the Yale Clinic of

Child Development""Systematic Cinematography and Developmental Psychology""Training the Young Child in the Habits and Morals of Caution""Yale Clinic of Child Development"

MiscellanyBOX 164 Miscellany

(5 folders)BOX 165 (4 folders)BOX 166 (5 folders)BOX 167 (3 folders)BOX 168 (6 folders)

BOX 169-204 Book File, 1912-1958Drafts and proofs of Gesell's major published works and related material. Included in the

related material is correspondence, financial and legal records, illustrations, memoranda,notes, photographs, prints, reviews, royalty statements, and source material.

Arranged in a drafts and proofs file and related material file and therein alphabetically by title.

BOX 169 Drafts and proofsAtlas of Infant Behavior, 1934

BOX 170 Biographies of Child Development, 1939BOX 171 Child from Five to Ten, 1946


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BOX 172 Developmental Diagnosis, 1941, 1947(4 folders)

BOX 173 (4 folders)BOX 174 Embryology of Behavior, 1945BOX 175 Feeding Behavior of Infants, 1936BOX 176 First Five Years of Life, 1940BOX 177 Guidance of Mental Growth, 1930BOX 178 How a Baby Grows, 1945

(3 folders)BOX 179 (2 folders)BOX 180 (2 folders)BOX 181 (2 folders)BOX 182 (2 folders)BOX 183 (2 folders)BOX 184 (6 folders)BOX 185 Infancy and Human Growth, 1928BOX 186 Infant and Child in the Culture of Today, 1943BOX 187 Infant Behavior, 1934

(4 folders)BOX 188 (4 folders)BOX 189 Infant Development, 1952

Mental Growth of the Preschool Child, 1925BOX 190 Normal Child and Primary Education, 1912

Preschool Child (Fragments), 1923Psychology of Early Growth, 1938Retarded Child: How to Help Him, 1938Studies in Child Development, 1948Twins T and C from Infancy to Adolescence, 1941

BOX 191 Vision, 1949(4 folders)

BOX 192 (2 folders)BOX 193 Wolf Child and Human Child, 1941

(5 folders)BOX 194 (4 folders)BOX 195 Youth: The Years from Ten to Sixteen, 1956

(15 folders)BOX 196 (4 folders)BOX 197 Related material

Atlas of Infant BehaviorCorrespondence, 1931-1932Cost estimates, 1931-1935Elbe Binder Co., 1933-1934Film processing, 1931-1932Organization of data, 1931-1933Memoranda on manufacturing problems, 1930-1933Publication notes, 1934-1938

BOX 198 Purchasers, 1934-1938Requests for use of material, 1934-1947

Book File, 1912-1958

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Review copies distributed, 1934-1939Specimen leaves, undated

Biographies of Child Development, correspondence, 1938-1943Child from Five to Ten, correspondence, 1945-1950

BOX 199 Developmental Diagnosis, correspondence, 1943-1950Guidance of Mental Growth, editorial permissions, 1930How a Baby Grows

Agreements, 1945-1948Correspondence, 1937-1947

Infant and Child in the Culture of Today, correspondence, 1934-1950BOX 200 Mental Growth of the Preschool Child, correspondence, 1925-1931

Psychology of Early Growth, correspondence, 1927-1938Vision

Correspondence, 1949-1950Memoranda and outlines, 1949-1950

BOX 201 Wolf Child and Human Child, correspondence, 1939-1958(24 folders)

BOX 202 (36 folders)BOX 203 Miscellany

Inscribed volumesBOX 204 Royalty statements, 1938-1958

Translation correspondence, 1941-1958

BOX 205-209 Book Contribution File, 1925-1954Chapters and articles written by Gesell for inclusion in texts, handbooks, and other

publications.Arranged alphabetically by title of contribution.

BOX 205 "Behavior Patterns of Fetal Infant and Child," in Genetics and the Inheritance of IntegratedNeurological and Psychiatric Patterns, 1954

"Child as an Organism," in Our Children, 1932"Developmental Psychology of Twins," in Handbook of Child Psychology, 1931"Diagnosis and Supervision of Mental Growth in Infancy," in Practice of Pediatrics, 1933

BOX 206 "Fear and Fortitude in Children," in Happy Child, 1925"Guiding Him Tactfully Through the Day's Routine," in Childcraft, 1952

BOX 207 "Individual in Infancy," in Foundations of Experimental Psychology, 1930"Introductory Note on Terminology," in Preschool and Parental Education, 28th Yearbook of

the National Society for the Study of Education, 1929BOX 208 "Learning and Maturation in Identical Infant Twins," in Child Behavior and Development,

1943"Maturation and the Patterning of Behavior," in Handbook of Child Psychology, 1933"Mental Hygiene of the Preschool Child," in Mental and Physical Welfare of the Child, 1927"Ontogenesis of Infant Behavior," in Handbook of Child Psychology, 1946"Preschool Child and School Administration," in Educational Progress and School

Administration, 1936"Present Status of Research in Child Development," in Preschool and Parental Education,

28th Yearbook of the National Society for the Study of Education, 1929

Book File, 1912-1958

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"Psychiatry in the Training, Experience, and Education of the Individual," in Child and theFamily, 1943

BOX 209 "Study and Guidance of Early Mental Growth," in Psychology at Work, 1932Miscellaneous statements, forewords, and contributions

BOX 210 Book Review File, 1920-1948Handwritten and typewritten drafts and printed and typewritten copies of reviews.Arranged alphabetically by title of book reviewed.

BOX 210 Adopted Child Looks at Adoption, by Carol S. Prentice, 1940Child at School, by Sir Leslie MacKenzie, 1926Children Astray, by Samuel Drucker and Maurice B. Hayter, 1923Children Who Run on All Fours, by Ales Hrdlicka, 1931Child's Conception of the World, by Jean Piaget, 1929Child's Conception of Physical Causality, by Jean Piaget, 1930Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care, by Benjamin Spock, 1946Comparative Psychology of Mental Development, by Heinz Warner, 1941Diagnosis and Treatment of Young School Failures, by Helen T. Wooley and Elizabeth Ferris,

1923Diary of the Wolf Children of Midnapore, by Joseph Amrito Lal Singh, 1942Doctor and the Difficult Child, by William Moodie, 1940Expression of Personality, by Werner Wolf, 1943Fundamentals of Psychology, by Walter B. Pillsbury, 1922Geriatric Medicine: Diagnosis and Management, by Edward T. Stieglitz, 1943Infant Ape and Human Child, by Nadie Kohts, 1935Intelligence Before Language, by Pierre Janet, 1936Judgment and Reasoning in the Child, by Jean Piaget, 1928Language and Thought of the Child, by Jean Piaget, 1926Little Eagle: Indians in Winter Camp, by Therese O. and Edwin W. Deming, 1931Matter, Mind, and Man, by W. F. F. Shearcroft, 1926Mentally Deficient Children, by George E. Shuttleworth, William A. Potts, 1925Moral Judgment of the Child, by Jean Piaget, 1933Mystery of Mind, by Leonard T. Troland, 1926Natural Development of the Child, by Susan Isaacs, 1942New Baby, by Evelyn S. Bell and Elizabeth Faragoh, 1938Personal Hygiene Applied, by Jessie F. Williams, 1922Physical Exercises: Syllabus for South African Schools, by Ernst Joki, 1940Physiology of Mind, by Francis X. Dercum, 1925Physiology of Twinning, by Horatio H. Newman, 1922Preschool Age: A Mother's Guide to a Child's Occupation, by Minnie Watson Kamm, 1925Principles of Mental Development, by Raymond Holder Wheeler and Frances Theodore

Perkins, 1932Problem of Stuttering, by John M. Fletcher, 1928Process of Physical Growth Among the Chinese, by Sergei M. Shirokogorov, 1925Psychologic Care During Infancy and Childhood, by Ruth M. and Harry Bawkin, 1943Psychology of Speech, by Sara M. Stinchfield, 1928Psychology of the Normal and the Subnormal, by Henry H. Goddard, 1920

Book Contribution File, 1925-1954

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Psychology of the Preschool Child, by Bird T. Baldwin and Lorle I. Stecher, 1925Twins: A Study of Heredity and Environment, by Horatio H. Newman, Frank N. Freeman, and

Karl J. Holzinger, 1938Twins: Heredity and Environment, by Nathaniel D. M. Hirsch, 1930Youth in Despair, by Ralph S. Bansy, 1948Miscellany, undated

BOX 211 Monograph File, 1926-1932Bound volumes of Yale Clinic of Child Development monographs.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 211 Child development monographs, Yale Clinic of Child Development, New Haven, Conn.,1926-1932(2 vols.)

BOX 212-226 Film Script File, 1920-1952Handwritten and typewritten drafts and printed and typewritten copies of film scripts.Arranged alphabetically by title, with related material arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 212 DraftsEmbryology of human behavior, 1950“First year of life,” 1936First Year Series

Nos. 1-15, undatedBOX 213 Nos. 16-36, undatedBOX 214 “Life and Growth of the Human Infant,” 1935

“Life with Baby,” 1946“Mental Growth of a Mongol,” undatedNew Americans, 1944Yale Films of Child Development

“The Study of Infant Behavior,” 1930“The Growth of Infant Behavior: Early Stages,” 1934

BOX 215 “The Growth of Infant Behavior: Later Stages,” 1934“Posture and Locomotion,” 1934“From Creeping to Walking,” 1934“Baby's Day at Twelve Weeks,” 1934“Thirty-six Weeks Behavior Day,” 1934

BOX 216 “Baby's Day at forty-eight Weeks,” 1934“Behavior Patterns at One Year,” 1934“Learning and Growth, “1934“Early Social Behavior,” 1934

BOX 217 Related materialAmerican Film Institute

Correspondence and reports, 1935-1937Cinemanalysis

1939-1950BOX 218 Undated

Education by film, booklets, circa 1930

Book Review File, 1920-1948

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BOX 219 Encyclopedia Britannica Films, correspondence and memoranda, 1935-1951Erpi Picture Consultants

Agreements and contracts, 1933-1934Correspondence

1930-1942BOX 220 1930-1942

Federal Emergency Education program, 1933-1934BOX 221 Film clips, undatedBOX 222 March of Time

Correspondence, 1945-1951Memoranda, 1945-1946Reviews, 1945-1946

Medical Film InstituteCorrespondence, 1947-1952Filming schedule, 1949Memoranda, 1948-1949Production proposals, 1948-1949

BOX 223 Metropolitan Motion Picture Council, New York, N.Y.Correspondence, 1932-1937Memoranda, 1932-1937

Motion picture studies, 1920-1931Pathé Exchange, Inc., correspondence, 1923-1931Photographic Research Library, Yale Clinic of Child Development, New Haven, Conn.,

1930-1947Previews of films, 1935Printing and developing, 1932-1936

BOX 224 Sound film, 1930-1933University Film Foundation, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., 1930-1932Visual education, 1928-1938

BOX 225 Yale Films of Child DevelopmentCorrespondence, 1930-1947Handbook, 1934Purchasers, 1938

MiscellanyBOX 226 Miscellany

BOX 227-252 Miscellany, 1889-1961Appointment books, biographical material, financial papers, genealogical records, notes,

notebooks, personal records, photographs, illustrations, and miscellaneous material.Arranged alphabetically by subject.

BOX 227 Appointment books, 1941-1948BOX 228 Biographical material, 1931-1961

(9 folders)BOX 229 (5 folders)BOX 230 Financial papers, 1891-1960

(7 folders)

Film Script File, 1920-1952

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BOX 231 (2 folders)Genealogy, 1930-1936

BOX 232 Warren, Louis, 1958-1959Lincoln, Abraham, 1950-1959

(7 folders)BOX 233 (14 folders)BOX 234 Notebooks, 1889-1911

(6 vols.)BOX 235 (6 vols.)BOX 236 (12 vols.)BOX 237 Notes on readings, 1889-1944

(9 folders)BOX 238 (15 folders)BOX 239 (10 folders)BOX 240 (4 folders)BOX 241 Personal records, family, 1913-1958

(10 folders)BOX 242 (4 folders)BOX 243 (7 folders)BOX 244 Photographs

Family, undated(6 folders)

BOX 245 (6 folders)BOX 246 Miscellaneous, undated

(5 folders)BOX 247 (4 folders)BOX 248 Photographs and illustrations, undated

(3 folders)BOX 249 (6 folders)BOX 250 (5 folders)BOX 251 (6 folders)BOX 252 Oddments, 1928-1952

BOX 253 Scrapbooks, circa 1913-1948Scrapbooks of magazine and newspaper clippings.Arranged chronologically by earliest date of each volume.

BOX 253 1913-1944, addresses, book reviews, and Yale Clinic of Child Development1925-1940, children, growth, twins, and wolf children1928-1930, 1946, parish twins See Oversizecirca 1935-1948, children, book reviews, and miscellany See Oversize

BOX 254-256 Addition, 1898-1971Family and general correspondence, card files, school papers, speeches and articles, a

notebook, photographs, drawings, financial papers, legal papers, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX 254 Card files, 1898-1950 See OversizeFamily correspondence

Miscellany, 1889-1961

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Gesell, Beatrice Chandler, 1940Gesell, Gerhard A., 1955-1967, undated

General correspondence, 1903-1961BOX 255 School papers, 1892-1904, undated

(5 folders)BOX 256 Speech and article file

Speech, 1899, undatedArticles, 1911, undated

MiscellanyLetters of commendation, receipts, legal papers, and drawings, 1906-1955, undatedNotebook, 1953, undatedPhotographs, undatedPrinted matter, 1881-1911, 1957-1971, undated

BOX X257-X258 Closed, 1913-1955Patient records removed from the collection because of patient confidentiality.Arranged and described according to the series, folder, and container from which the items

were removed.

BOX X257 Subject FileAmerican Academy for Cerebral Palsy, 1949-1955 (Container 46)Blindness, 1945-1955 (Container 52)

(2 folders)"B" unidentified, 1928-1952 (Container 53)Cerebral palsy, 1938-1951 (Container 54)

(2 folders)Child studies, 1939-1940 (Container 55)

(5 folders)Clinical records, 1939-1952 (Container 60)

(6 folders)BOX X258 Eye

Visual case studies, 1938-1949 (Container 76)Gesell Institute, New Haven, Conn.

Reports and projections, 1950-1955 (Container 80)Individuality, cases, 1939-1952 (Container 89)

(2 folders)Yale Clinic of Child Development, New Haven, Conn.

Yale UniversityMiscellany, 1939-1943 (Container 130)

BOX OV 1-OV 9 OversizeOversize certificates, charts, diplomas, graphs, illustrations, photographs, and schedules.Arranged alphabetically.

BOX OV 1 Animal behaviorBehavior day chartsCinemanalysisChild development

Addition, 1898-1971

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CertificatesConsistency of behavior traitsDevelopmental diagnosis

BOX OV 2 DiplomasEmbryologyGesell developmental schedules

BOX OV 3 GeneticsGraphsGrowth chartsHow a baby grows See Container OV 5, same headingIncomplete man testInfant and child

BOX OV 4 Normative examinationNurseryOne-way vision screenProne behaviorRing situationTwinsWolf-childMiscellany

BOX OV 5 How a baby growsBOX OV 6 MiscellanyBOX OV 7 Scrapbooks

1928-1930, 1946, parish twins (Container 253)BOX OV 8 circa 1935-1948, children, book reviews, and miscellany (Container 253)BOX OV 9 Card files (Container 254)

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