The Arthur Hughes Papers consists of correspondence, notes, photographs, clippings and announcements, and cassette tapes.

This collection contains the speeches and professional association correspondence of George E. Kassabaum.

This collection focuses on Jane Loevinger's time in St. Louis, as a professor at Washington University and her work in the field of ego development. Loevinger's earlier professorship at UC Berkeley is also represented in the collection, to a lesser extent. Jane served as a founder of a new form of study in the field of ego development, a figure for women in the field of psychology and is recognized in her papers, and the documents in the collection.

These papers comprise of Mackenzie’s notes from courses that he taught at Washington University, a few personal writings, and numerous items that chronicle his interest in military matters from World War I and World War II.

This collection includes series on casework, legislation, and policy studies either by State/City/Country, Federal, or International. There is also a series of correspondence and related subject files.

The Eliza McMillan Collection consists of six diaries detailing McMillan’s personal life from 1862-1902, as well as a memorial program for her husband, William, and documents relating to her estate after her death in 1915.

Scans of collection material are available. Please contact University Archives for access spec@wumail.wustl.edu.