The collection consists of manuscripts and correspondence and original art work for one picture book by Alex Bealer.

The collection contains illustrative and written material for four children's books written or illustrated by Anne Siberell.

Armstrong Sperry's papers focus on his work as an author and illustrator of children's and young adult fiction and non-fiction.

The Arnold Lobel papers contain materials, both written and illustrative, related to Lobel's work as a creator of children's books.

This collection consists of manuscript materials and original art related to seven published children's and young adult books by Brock Cole.

The Charles Ripper Collection contains illustrative material for children's books illustrated by Ripper.

Clement Hurd's papers focus on his work as an illustrator and author of children's books. The collection contains production material for eighty-nine published and unpublished titles.

The collection contains written and illustrative items related to the life and work of Dahlov Ipcar, including production material for her children's books and related material.

This collection consists of original art and manuscript materials related to works written and/or illustrated by David LaRochelle.

The David Spohn papers contain production material and illustrations from four books by David Spohn.

The Deborah Ray Papers contain correspondence, typescripts, pencil and ink dummies, page proofs, and sketches related to works illustrated by Ray.

This collection includes both personal and professional papers, artwork, and artifacts written and illustrated by children's author, Debra Frasier.

The collection contains production materials related to books written and/or illustrated by Diane Stanley.

Ilse-Margret Vogel's papers focus on her work as an author and illustrator of children's books. The collection contains production material for children's books published between 1964 and 1984.

The Irving and Ruth Adler collection includes drafts, proofs, dummies, notes, research, and correspondence for children's books created by the Adlers, both in collaboration and individually.

This collection contains art and written production materials for children's books created by Jeanette Winter.

The collection contains material related to several children's books written and/or illustrated by Joan Sandin.

This collection contains both production materials from over 30 titles either illustrated by or written and illustrated by Joe Lasker.

The collection contains illustrative material, and a small amount of written material, for children's books, magazine, and unpublished works illustrated by Joe Servello.

The collection contains written and illustrative materials for works written and/or illustrated by Karen Gundersheimer, as well as other personal and professional materials.

The Marilynne Roach papers contains both written and illustrative production for one children's book by Roach.

This collection consists of production material related to children's books created Marissa Moss.

Maud (Fuller) and Miska Petersham's papers focus on their work as illustrators and authors of children's books. The collection contains production material for six titles published between 1931 and 1967.

The collection contains production material for one children's book written by Melanie Hope Greenberg.

N.M. Bodecker's papers focus on his work as an illustrator and author of children's books. The collection contains production material several dozen titles by Bodecker, including both written and illustrative material.

This collection consists of production material for 19 published children's books and 14 unpublished titles.

This collection consists of production materials for 3 picture books created by Patricia Polacco.

The collection consists of original art for 27 books illustrated by Paul Brown.

The Peggy Adler papers contains written and illustrative materials for children's books created by Peggy Adler.

The collection contains production material related to seven books written and/or illustrated by Dutch-American children's book creator Peter Spier.