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2 copies. 1 printed copy of Samuel French published version, heavily annotated in green ink for transcription.  On the cover Barrett is listed in print as translator, but he has crossed this out and added "Revised BHC." 1 typescript copy "Revised by Barrett H Clark

Typescript, paperbound and front cover stamped "Copyright,  1914 by Alex. Byers" and "...[P]roperty of The Chicago Manuscript Company."

Typescript. Title-page in pieces, copied and put in plastic sleeve.

Carbon copy of typescript, preceeded by three pages in pencil script. Some ink and pencil annotations. Loosely laid in a Samuel French folder, with some pages tied by ribbon or clipped together.

2 items: 1 copy typescript with some handwritten notes including the name "Bill Cronenwett" along the left side in red ink and "this script the property of marquens" (?) in blue ink at the right top of page. On verso of last page, a list of pencilled notes. 1 copied script, no marks.

Typescript preceded by two playbills for productions 1903 (Castle Square theater) and 1907 (Payton's Lee Ave. Theater). The playscript is heavily annotated with marks in pencil -- red, blue, and black.  some sections are crossed out. A Cast of Characters page precedes the script, with a stage plan drawn on the verso; other such blue-pencil plans precede each of the four acts. Each stage plan is signed "Lee Sterrett." The script is pin-clip bound with blue paper covers. The script's front cover is stamped "Shelf No. 8" and "From Leibler & Co....New York City."

Typescript, paper bound.

Typescript in a file folder with the title and "1879" in pencil.

Typescript on paper watermarked "Northwestern University" with markings in pencil.

Typescript, on thin paper, variously paginated among the four acts. Bound in a once-yellow Rialto Service Bureau clip-pinned paper cover/folder. Soiled cover, fore-edges of pages. Moderately altered over productions in red, black, and orange pencil.

Single-spaced typescript, black ink only, of a three-act play, as translated. Unpaginated (34 leaves). In a folder labeled by Leverton "'SS Tenacity By Charles Vildrac English translation by Sidney Howard."

V. 2 is a prompt script with a printed version pasted onto the notebook pages, and heavily annotated with instructions.

Carbon copy of masters thesis

Three playbills and a promptbook comprised of pasted in book pages with annotations in ink and by hand.

Paper diagrams, production reports, and stage blocking diagrams for a 1936 performance of the play

Prompt script, typed with hand printing and diagrams in ink. Title-page: "Paths of Glory'/ A Play /adapted by / Sidney Howard / from the novel by / Humphrey Cobb...." roughed out for Samuel French, and with a forward "for College Theatres" by Sidney Howard, the forward not present.

The folder holds three documents relating to the working relationship of Edward Arpee and Col. John (Jeff) Francis Regis Seitz. The first document is a letter sent from Arpee to Seitz on the plans for publication of Seitz's manuscript, "From Pearl Harbor to the Elbe." The second document is the first 2-page introduction of Seitz's manuscript written by Edward Arpee. The final item in this folder is a compiled set of factual information papers from 2011 on Col. Seitz. This set of information is mainly provided to shed more light on the personal character of Mr. Seitz and by extension his connection to Edward Apree.

This folder holds a complete rough draft for the consideration of several publishers of Col. Seitz's personal story titled "From Pearl Harbor to the Elbe." He describes his war experiences from the time of December 7, 1941 to April 25, 1945. The text is 121 pages long (as seen in the contents section) and does have hand written notes by the author. A shorter introduction (see Folder 1) by Edward Apree also prefaces the main text.

This folder contains items discussing the Lake Forest Centennial and Edward Apree's early involvment as a committee Chairman. The first item is a letter of correspondence with Elliott Donnelley with suggestions on possible future members for the Historical committee. The second item (there are two exact copies given) is a formal list of all the committee members of Lake Forest Centennial. The 2-page list is broken into different groups divisions of Publicity, Reception, February 21st Celebration, Dinner, Speakers', Cultural Week Celebration May 8-13, Historical, and Anniversary Book Production Committee.

This folder contains all papers relating to the discussion and reviews of the published works by Edward Apree- From Frigates to Flat-Tops (1953) and Lake Forest Illinois 1861-1961: History and Reminiscences (1963). The first item is a brochure announcing the Publication of From Frigates to Flat-Tops and provides quotes from a number of different reviewers especially Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr., U.S.N. The second item is a cut out newspaper clipping of a review on From Frigates to Flat-Tops by Lucy Key Miller of the Chicago Tribune 1956. The third item is a newspaper article titled "Lake Forest's History Unfolds In New Book," and provides a summary on Apree and his work, but also his association with the Rotary Club to produce his latest book. Features large B&W images. The fourth item is small caption labeled "A History of Lake Forest" describing the book in the First Presbyterian Reporter. The fifth item is an article in the Lake Forest Academy student paper titled "Senior Master Publishes An Historical Documentray." It was published as Apree completed his 35th year on the faculty. The sixth item is Chicago Daily News article by Patricia Moore titled "The Lake Forest That Was and Is: A Diary of Events Big, Small." Several B&W pictures featured. The seventh item is a short bulletin cut-out of a newspaper stating that Apree will be signing books at the First National Bank of Lake Forest. The last item are two cut-out copies of Chicago Tribune article by Robert Cromie titled "Booksellers Gather for 64th Convention." A special congratulations is extended to the Lake Forest Rotary Club and Apree on the book and its publication.