Box 4

De-constructed scrapbook of interior and exterior photographs of Arlington residence. The original order has been preserved.

Scrapbook presumed to be of family vacations. Photographs of varying sizes are mounted on black construction paper.

Includes newspaper clippings and letters from sources whose significance is unknown.

Contains persuasive literature on World War I and morality, game score sheets, concert programs, pamphlet advertisements, literature dealing with the "Committee of Mercy" and "Old Kentucky Home Commission", as well as several other forms of advertisement. Few are dated; most are from the early 1920's but some are from the 1910's, possibly even a few years earlier. Most are in plastic slips.

Apartment 7A, 155 East 72nd St., New York City Small photo album of apartment interior and furnishings. Presumably used for vacation or business.

Includes the calling cards of several friends of both Mrs. and Miss Elizabeth Hanger, as well as business cards. Also contains postcards either written on or collected, invitations, and small advertisements of the same sizes. Also Christmas card from Hope and Arnold Hanger in 1931 with a photo of a couple riding a pair of oxen. In plastic slips.

Ads and order forms for women's fashions of the 1920's, mostly collected from Miss Elizabeth Hanger.

Collection of postcards from locations in Georgia along the Dixie Highway. Text (Box 5, f.01) describes towns and sites as well as the benefits brought by the highway. Postcards are of battlefields, towns, and the Dixie Highway itself. Front cover is included but the frontal postcard seems to be missing.

Contains photographs of various sports teams at Lawrence for the year 1915. Originally bound in cloth, the front cover has been retained.

Court case regarding the wills of Harry Baylor Hanger and his wife Elizabeth Arnold Hanger.