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Ed Hamlett Papers
1954-1988

The Ed Hamlett Papers contain a variety of material pertaining to Ed Hamlett’s life, acquaintances, and materials from the impressive number of organizations in which he participated. The collection spans 39.62 linear feet in total, and covers the years from 1954 to 1988. Most of the material, however, is concentrated between the 1960’s to 1975, and his involvement in civil rights and psychiatric nursing. The papers include correspondence, large numbers of notes, photographs, reports, proposals, and writings by others, as well as numerous collected publications. The majority of the material relates to Ed’s involvement with civil rights organizations such as the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), and the Southern Students Organizing Committee (SSOC), and his tenure at Vanderbilt in Psychiatric Nursing.

The Series in the collection are as follows: Ed kept detailed records about his contacts, and these note cards have been organized alphabetically across a few differing categories.

(Note: The Ed Hamlett Papers also contain one box of material Ed has labeled as restricted. It consists mainly of correspondence and will not be available for research.)

Overview | Biographical Note | Complete Finding Aid (pdf)
Series I-VI Listing | Series VII-XII Listing | Series XIII-XIX Listing


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