Box 1
Contains 6 Results:
Five year diaries, 1934-1938; 1939-1943
Cloyd Head’s diaries include a notebook detailing his earliest attempts at writing while finishing his last days at Oak Park High School, including a recounting of the Iroquois Theatre Disaster, and his first days at Northwestern University. Later diaries are mostly One Line A Day descriptions of Head’s daily activities, including his wife Eunice Tietjens’s illness, hospitalization and death.
Five year diaries, 1944, 1945-1949
Cloyd Head’s diaries include a notebook detailing his earliest attempts at writing while finishing his last days at Oak Park High School, including a recounting of the Iroquois Theatre Disaster, and his first days at Northwestern University. Later diaries are mostly One Line A Day descriptions of Head’s daily activities, including his wife Eunice Tietjens’s illness, hospitalization and death.
Five year diaries, 1950-1954
Cloyd Head’s diaries include a notebook detailing his earliest attempts at writing while finishing his last days at Oak Park High School, including a recounting of the Iroquois Theatre Disaster, and his first days at Northwestern University. Later diaries are mostly One Line A Day descriptions of Head’s daily activities, including his wife Eunice Tietjens’s illness, hospitalization and death.
Diary summary, April-June months, 1925-1968
Cloyd Head’s diaries include a notebook detailing his earliest attempts at writing while finishing his last days at Oak Park High School, including a recounting of the Iroquois Theatre Disaster, and his first days at Northwestern University. Later diaries are mostly One Line A Day descriptions of Head’s daily activities, including his wife Eunice Tietjens’s illness, hospitalization and death.
Diary summary, July-September months, 1931-1968
Cloyd Head’s diaries include a notebook detailing his earliest attempts at writing while finishing his last days at Oak Park High School, including a recounting of the Iroquois Theatre Disaster, and his first days at Northwestern University. Later diaries are mostly One Line A Day descriptions of Head’s daily activities, including his wife Eunice Tietjens’s illness, hospitalization and death.
Diary, 1903-1905
Cloyd Head’s diaries include a notebook detailing his earliest attempts at writing while finishing his last days at Oak Park High School, including a recounting of the Iroquois Theatre Disaster, and his first days at Northwestern University. Later diaries are mostly One Line A Day descriptions of Head’s daily activities, including his wife Eunice Tietjens’s illness, hospitalization and death.