Eva Behn Chapline papers, 1880-2013 (bulk 1920-1965)

Arranged alphabetically. Contains correspondence between Chapline and her husband, letters and invitations regarding Chapline’s film lectures, and other general correspondence. Also present are notes, descriptions, and programs regarding Chapline’s film and slide lectures. The series also contains school work and other personal files.

Arranged alphabetically. Contains primarily black and white photographs of Eva Behn Chapline’s family and friends, her husband William Ridgely Chapline’s family, and some photographs depicting agricultural and forestry work. Not all photographs are labeled or identified. Some color prints and negatives are also present.

Arranged alphabetically. Contains 16mm color film reels shot by Eva Chapline depicting her travels around the world and the United States. Prominent locations include the American West; Washington, D.C.; Europe; and South America. Many of these films were made into lectures that Chapline gave to many organizations and groups. Not all reels are well-labeled. Some films are given a tentative title based upon what was written on the film canister and the film titles and descriptions that are found within the collection. A number of family films are also present.

Arranged alphabetically. Contains reel-to-reel audiotapes and phonograph records of popular and classical musical arrangements. Also present is a recording of a lecture by Jules Cern on Christian Science. All materials are reel-to-reel unless listed otherwise.