This collection documents the life and career of Donald Nivison Ferguson, Professor Emeritus of Music at the University of Minnesota. Contents include articles, speeches, clippings, correspondence, manuscripts, programs, photographs, awards, publications and scrapbooks. Family history materials, to include school assignments and drawings of John Ferguson, and information about Ferguson Hall at the University are included.

This collection consists of papers that focus on the writing, revision and publication of several dozen of her books for children, young adults, and middle-grade readers.

The collection contains written production material for seven children's books by Doris Buchanan Smith, as well as correspondence and other materials related to Smith's writing.

The collection includes materials for eleven juvenile nonfiction books and biographies written by Doris Faber.

The collection contains written material related to one children's book by Doris Gates.

The collection contains production material for children's books written or translated by Doris Orgel.

This collection consists of holographs, typescripts, correspondence, proofs, dummies, and notes for seven children's books published between 1967 and 1981.

This collection consists of materials, mostly typescripts, for two titles published by Dorothy de Wit in 1979.

The Dorothy Heiderstadt Papers contains production material related to one juvenile book written by Heiderstadt.

The collection consists of a corrected typescript and a proof for a one young adult book written by Dorothy Broderick.

The Dorothy Rhoads papers contains drafts and notes for one children's title by Rhoads.

The collection contains drafts, correspondence, and related materials for titles by Dorothy Van Woerkom.

The collection contains written production material related to two juvenile book written by Duncan Emrich.

The collection contains one photocopied typescript of a nonfiction book written by E. Jefferson Murphy.

The collection consists of production material for the translated English edition of Letters to Pauline.

The collection consists typescripts and correspondence related to the translation of one title by Hans Peter Richter into English by Edite Kroll.

This collection consists of production material for fifty-two children's books created by Edith Thacher Hurd published between 1938-1983, as well as production material for several unpublished works and other writings.

The collection consists of corrected typescripts, correspondence, and research materials for children's books by Edward Bloor.

The collection contains production material for one children's book written by Edward E. Davis.

Edward Fenton's papers include materials for three titles, including two written by Fenton and one translated by him.

Collection contains typescripts, illustrations, correspondence and clippings for children's books created by Warner.

This collection consists of papers that trace the genesis, process, and revision of Eleanor Cameron's books for children and young adults as well as some of her books for adults. The collection includes holographs (manuscripts), typescripts, notes, galley proofs, reviews and correspondence, as well as typescripts of several of her speeches on the subject of children's literature, and several illustrations..

This collection consists of production material for children's books by author Eleanor Clymer.

The Eleanor Estes papers contain material related to her work as an author and illustrator of children's books.

Contains production material for one children's book written by Vance.

Collection contains a corrected typescript and galley proof of illustrations for one title.

The collection contains typescripts for two children's books by Eleanor Schick

Collection contains material related to the publication of two books by Eleanor Wong Telemaque.

The collection contains production material for books and essays written by Elfrida Vipont Foulds.

This collection consists of print production materials for a number of books written by Elisa Lynn Carbone.