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W (Index to the NEA Newsletter, 1972-1993; posted May 2000.) W.E.B. Du Bois Papers, 03(3):04 W.E.B. DuBois Papers Opened at UMass/Amherst, 08(2):07 WABI NEWSFILM COLLECTION, BANGOR, ME, 17(3):05 WADLEIGH, GEORGE H., 14(3):21 WADSWORTH, ALEXANDER, 19(4):11 DANIEL, 17(2):16 JEREMIAH 1743-1804, 16(3):27 PELEG 1748-1829, 19(4):11 WADSWORTH ATHENAEUM, 12(1):18 WADSWORTH-LONGFELLOW HOUSE, 16(3):21 WAGNER, ALBIN, 15(3):01, 17(4):27 Positive Progress Made to Preserve Rhode Island's Records, 14(4):03 HONUS 1874-1955, 18(4):13 WAGNER PLACE CAR COMPANY, 17(3):17 WALCH, TIMOTHY, 03(3):01, 05(2):09, 09(3):10 SEE ALSO Daniels, Maygene Victoria Irons, 20(2):06 Information Resources for Archivists & Records Administrators, 14(4):25 Report on Archival Activity in the United States Since Publication of "Planning for the Archival Profession," 18(4):20 WALDO GIFFORD LELAND PRIZE, 16(1):27 WALDO PATENT OF 1788, 14(3):08 WALKER, ANDREW 1851-1897, 14(3):08 DANIEL, 14(3):08 EDWIN, 14(3):08 MARGARET, 18(4):03 Richard Wright Daemonic Genius, 18(4):03 TOBIAS 1853-1883, 14(3):08 WILLIAM, 14(3):08 Walking Tour Explored Early Development of Beacon Hill, 19(3):17 WALKLING, JULIA, 14(1):05 Wall Street Journal, 20(2):12 WALLACE, MARLENE, 01(4):04, 05(2):09, 08(3):04 MARY ANN, 19(3):15 R. STUART, 07(2):01, 09(3):05, 11(3):05 RUTH W., 09(4):06 WALLING, ANNA STRUNSKY, 10(4):08 WALLMAN, LESTER, 09(2):10 WALLPAPER, 15(3):04 WALPOLE, HORACE, 11(1):10 (1764), 18(3):17 WALSH, DAVID, 09(1):06 JAMES EDWARD, 20(1):16 RAOUL, 13(3):19 WALTER E. FERNALD STATE SCHOOL, 16(4):10, 19(2):15 WANG COMPUTERS, 13(1):14 Wanted, 11(4):03 WARBURG, PAUL, 10(1):10 WARD, Barbara, Imagining the Past, 20(3):10 FREDERICK TOWNSEND 1831-1862, 20(3):14 Jane E. Archives & the Arts, 18(3):11 Certification: What Is It?, 18(3):10 Exhibits at the Peabody & Essex Museum, 20(3):14 NUCMC Update, 20(3):16 Old Shoes & New Fellows: The Essex Institute, 18(3):15 Peabody & Essex Museum Grants Fellowships, 20(3):14 SANDRA NICHOLAS, 14(2):12 WARD COLLECTIONS OF WESTERN BOOKS ON IMPERIAL CHINA, 18(3):15 WARD FAMILY, 10(1):02 WARE RIVER VALLEY, 17(1):14 WARHOL, ANDY 1927-1987, 17(2):17 WARNER, BETSY, 20(1):12 CHARLES DUDLEY 1829-1900, 19(1):21 ROBERT M., 07(3):02, 19(3):22 SAM BASS, 10(1):02 WARNER COMMUNICATIONS, INC, 09(2):09 WARNER HISTORICAL HOUSE, 17(3):15 Warner Named Archivist, 07(3):02 Warning Signs: When Works on Paper Require Conservation, 15(3):17 WARNOW, JOAN, 06(5):04 Brochure to Help Scientists, Friends & Colleagues Deal with Scientific Papers, 05(1):14 WARREN, FRED, 19(2):18 ROBERT PENN 1905-1989, 16(4):14 WARREN, RI, 10(1):09, 19(3):18 WARREN, COMPANY, 13(3):12 Warrington, David, Exhibit Focuses on Early Massachusetts Law, 17(1):11 WARTIME TRAINING, 19(3):17 WARWICK, RI, 1788 VOTE, 20(2):20 WASHINGTON, BOOKER TALIAFERRO 1856-1915, 03(3):04, 05(3):10, 15(1):17 GEORGE 1732-1799, 15(2):10, 17(3):18, 18(4):20, 19(2):16 Washington, University of, Libraries, Manual for Accessioning,Arrangement, Description of Manuscripts & Archives, 06(3):06 WASHINGTON BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF 1932, 13(4):16 WASHINGTON COUNTY, ME, 14(3):08 Washington County, Maine: America's Rural Traditon, 03(3):08 Washington Post, National Archives and Its Top Aides Targeted by Panel, 20(1):16 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE LIBRARY ARCHIVES, 06(1):07 WASHINGTONIAN HOSPITAL, 19(1):03 WAT, ALEKSANDER, 16(1):23 WATER ALERT, 05(4):07 WATER DAMAGE, 03(1):09, 14(3):22 WATER DETECTION DEVICE, 05(4):07 Water Damaged Microfilm, 09(3):12 WATERCOLOR PAINTING, 06(4):07, 11(4):08 Watergate, 19(4):22 WATERGATE AFFAIR 1972-1974, 12(4):12 & RELATED INVESTIGATION, 1972-1974, 02(3):08 SPECIAL PROSECUTION FORCE, 18(4):13 WATERMAN, STERRY, 09(2):10 WATERS, CLIFFORD CRONINSHIELD 1840-?, 14(4):23 JAMES DEVEREUX 1832-1892, 14(4):23 JOHN, 19(4):11 JOSEPH 1758-1833, 14(4):23 NANCY, 12(4):09 RICHARD PALMER 1801-1887, 15(2):15 WILLIAM DEAN 1798-1880, 14(4):23 WATERTOWN ARSENAL, MA, 1820-1919, 19(2):15 WATERWAYS, 16(2):33 WATKINSON LIBRARY, 20(2):16 WATSON, JOHN BROADUS 1878-1958, 12(1):10 1905-1946, 06(4):04 THOMAS AUGUSTUS 1854-1934, 10(1):02 WAVE HILL (NEW YORK, NY), 20(2):22 We Do Not Work in a Vacuum: Understanding Our Constituencies, 12(1):08 We have a Right to Privacy, 16(4):17 WEAVING, 11(2):14 WEBB, JAMES E., 18(4):12 LILA OSGOOD VANDERBILT, 17(3):17, 18(4):16 WILLIAM SEWARD, 17(3):17, 18(4):16 WEBBER, DONNA, 15(1):05, 18(1):08 OCLC Workshop, 12(2):16 Smithsonian Institution Bibliographic Information System, 13(1):13 [reviewer], 11(4):14 WEBER, LISA B., 19(1):24 Selected Bibliography on Electronic Records Issues, 20(3):10 SEE ALSO Evans, Max J. WEBSTER, DANIEL 1782-1852, 03(3):02, 05(1):03, 06(3):05, 12(1):18, 13(4):17, 14(3):20, 18(4):17 NOAH 1758-1843, 10(4):08, 12(4):10, 13(3):24, 16(3):26 WEED, LARRY, 06(2):01 WEEDON, GENERAL GEORGE, 17(3):18 WEEI, 16(2):36 WEGELIN, OSCAR 1899-1966, 06(4):04 WEINBERG, JUDY, 09(1):06 Weinstein, Robert & Booth, Larry, Collection, Use & Care of Historical Photographs, 05(1):04 WEISS, DAVID, 17(3):05 WEISS PRODUCTION 14(3):19 WEISSE, LEAH, 20(1):21 WELFARE, 20(4):13, 20(4):15 WELDON, EDWARD, 05(2):09 WENDELL, BARRETT 1855-1921, 17(3):15 David SEE Sawyer, Layne WENDRY, LINDA WAGNER, 11(4):13, 14(3):23 WENTWORTH, BENNING 1696-1770, 17(3):15 HUGH HALL, 17(3):15 JOHN 1737-1820, 17(3):15 JOSHUA, 17(3):15 Wentworth Bowl [photograph], 18(4):17 WESCHLER, THOMAS R., 17(1):12 WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, 20(3):13 WESLEYAN CINEMA ARCHIVES, 13(3):19, 14(2):10, 17(4):19, 19(4):11 Wesleyan Cinema Archives Acquires Frank Perry, Irene Mayer Selznick & David Kendall Papers, 19(4):11 WEST, BENJAMIN, 15(2):15 DOROTHY, 09(2):09 GEORGE, 15(2):15 NATHANIEL, 14(3):21 WEST (U.S.), 17(3):08 WEST POINT, NY, 20(1):11 WEST ROXBURY, MA, 20(3):13 WESTBROOK COLLEGE, 11(4):10 WESTERN AMERICANA COLLECTION, YALE UNIVERSITY, 16(4):14, 17(3):08 WESTPORT POINT [MA], 11(2):14 WHALEN, MARGARET A., 01(4):04, 13(3):19 Textiles to Tourism: Documenting Change in New England, 10(1):01 Lucille & Katz, Bill, editors, Reference Services in Archives, 13(4):22 PHILIP, 19(2):18 WHALES, 14(2):15 WHALING, 12(1):18, 14(4):24, 17(3):14 WHALING COMPANY ARCHIVES, 19(4):19 WHALING HISTORY, 04(3):05 WHALING INDUSTRY, 10(1):02, 11(2):14 WHALING INDUSTRY MUSEUM LIBRARY, 11(1):08, 14(2):11 Whaling Logbooks & Journals, 1613-1927: An Inventory of Manuscript Records in Public Collections, [review] 14(2):15, 14(4):26 WHARTON, EDITH NEWBOLD JONES 1862-1937, 16(4):14 What an Institution Can Do to Survey Its Conservation Needs, [review] 07(3):08 What Could be the Start of a Beautiful Friendship, 19(3):11 What is a "Public Record"?, 10(1):11 What Time is This Place?, 16(3):11 What to Tell your Library Binder, 09(1):12 WHEALAN, RON, 11(3):11 WHEATLEY, PHILLIS, 16(3):25 WHEATON, Christopher D. & Jewell, Richard B. comps, Primary Cinema Sources: An Index to Screenplays, Interviews & Special Collections at the University of Southern California, 03(3):09 WHEATON COLLEGE, 13(3):21 WHEELER, FRANKER, 20(1):21 HENRY, 12(1):18 RICHARD, 10(3):09 SANDRA L., 20(3):12 WHEELOCK, ELEAZER 1711-1779, 18(4):17 WHEELWRIGHT, JOHN B. 1910-1940, 06(4):04 Where are Tip O'Neill's Papers?, 15(4):05 When Things Get Wet: Disaster Recovery Procedures for Small Incidents, 20(4):16 Which is BAG & Which is BAF?, 17(1):16 WHIRLWIND COMPUTER, 16(2):44 WHISTLER, JAMES ABBOTT MCNEILL 1834-1903, 17(3):18 WHITAKER, ALBERT H., JR., 02(3):02, 04(3):04, 06(4):06, 08(3):04, 10(2):05, 10(3):04, 11(2):13, 12(3):05, 15(1):04, 18(3):09, 18(3):16, 19(1):14 Massachusetts, 13(2):05 NAGARA to Meet in Boston, 16(4):09 "Real" Massachusetts Miracle, 17(1):18 Recovery of Paul Revere Document, 10(3):10 & McDonnell, Robert W., Historical Records in Massachusetts: A Survey & Assessment, [review], 10(4):04 SEE ALSO McDonnell, Robert WHITE, BARBARA A., 14(1):06 E.B., 11(4):10 JOSEPH, 20(3):14 KATHERINE, 11(4):10 KEVIN, 16(3):25 STANFORD, 20(2):22 WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL RECORDS AND CORRESPONDENCE, 16(1):26, 19(4):15 COMPUTER MATERIALS, 20(2):21 CONFERENCE ON LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERVICES, 04(3):19 STAFF FILES, 05(2):09 White House Library Conference, 05(4):04 WHITMAN NICHOLAS, 12(3):04 SARAH HELEN, 14(4):13 WALT, 10(3):05 WHITMANIANA, 10(3):05 WHITNEY, CASPAR, 10(1):10 WHITNEY LIBRARY, 13(2):08, 16(4):18 Whitney Library, New Haven Colony Historical Society, 18(4):12 Whitney Library of the New Haven Colony Historical Society, 16(3):26 WHITTIER, JOHN GREENLEAF 1807-1892, 17(3):10, 18(3):17 WHITTLESEY, CHARLES WHITE ?-1921, 07(1):03 Whittlesey Papers Wanted, 07(1):03 Who Are We?, 01(2):04 Who Controls the Past, 13(3):25 WICKLUND, MILLIE MAE, 14(4):13 WIDER USER OF ARCHIVES-AD HOC COMMITTEE, 04(4):05 Widershien, Marc, 12(1):11 WIDOWHOOD, 19(4):14 WIDOWS, 20(4):15 WIENERS, JOHN, 19(2):18 WIGGIN, KATE DOUGLAS, 11(4):10 WIGGINS, JAMES RUSSELL, 15(1):17, 17(4):25 ROSALIND, 19(1):15 WILBUR, JAMES BENJAMIN, 16(4):13 Ira Allen: Founder of Vermont, 16(4):13 RUTH, 07(2):02 WILBUR COLLECTION OF VERMONTIANA, 13(4):18, 14(2):13, 14(4):26, 16(4):13 WILBURITES [QUAKERS], 18(4):14 WILDE, FRAZAR BULLARD 1895-1985, 17(4):15, 18(4):12 OSCAR, 18(3):17 WILDE BUILDING, 18(4):12 WILDERSON, PAUL W., 05(4):09 WILKES, CHARLES 1798-1877, 11(3):14 EVERETT C., JR., 12(2):19, 13(1):10, 15(3):04 WILLARD, Anne, H., Family Papers: Problems & Possibilities, 11(3):05 CEPHAS 1786-1878, 15(3):27 JIM, 20(2):19 WILLIAM BREWSTER NICKERSON MEMORIAL ROOM, 12(1):11 WILLIAM CAREY HISTORICAL LIBRARY, 12(2):08 WILLIAMS, JOHN TAYLOR 1932-, 08(3):03, 12(3):05 RALPH, 12(4):12 RICHMOND D., 09(2):11 ROGER, 12(2):15, 15(1):09 WILLIAMS COMPANY, 07(1):07 WILLIAMS-WATSON THEATRE COLLECTION, 18(4):17 Williamson, Anne K., Purchase & Sale of Collections, 08(1):06 WILLIS COLLECTION, 17(3):16 WILLS, 20(1):14 WILSON, Dan E., Message from the Archives of the United States, 20(2):21 DON W., 15(1):11, 20(1):16 Into the 21st Century: An Agenda for the National Archives, 15(3):10 LINDA S., 20(2):18 LOFTIN, 14(1):14 ROBERT J., III, 09(3):05 SALLY M., 07(1):07 11(4):05 Publishing Historical Manuscripts: From Jared Sparks to NHPRC, 08(3):03 To Sell or Not to Sell; Deaccessioning Collections, 09(3):07 (THOMAS) WOODROW 1856-1924, 08(4):04 WILSON COLLECTION, 17(3):15 Wilsted, Thomas, Computing the Total Cost of Archival Processing, 11(3):13 Win Some, Lose Some: Varieties of Archival Outreach, 11(3):03 Winchester Archival Center, 04(2):03 WINCHESTER HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 04(2):03, 05(3):10 Winning the Vote: Triumph of the American Woman Suffrage Movement/A Photographic History, 1840-1920, 20(4):15 Winship, Michael, Serampore [India], 12(2):08 WINSLOW Gordon, Jim Morrison's Criminal Files Sold at Auction, 19(3):19 MARY CHILTON, 19(3):20 OLA ELIZABETH, 11(4):10 WINSLOW CHARLES-EDWARD AMORY 1877-1957, 08(4):06 Winslow Papers at Yale, 08(4):06 Winsor, Ernest SEE Abrashkin, William Winterthur Estate Archives, Summary Guide, 04(3):13 WINTHROP, JOHN, 16(3):25 History of New England, 18(3):16 WISCASSET COMPANY, 13(3):19 WIT AND HUMOR, 03(3):07, 04(2):03, 10(1):10, 10(4):12, 16(4):17 Witches?, 19(3):15 With the Stroke of a Pen [audio-visual], 02(3):09 Without Consent: Ethics of Disclosing Personal Information, [review] 20(4):22 WITKOWSKI, MARY K., 14(3):23 What Could be the Start of a Beautiful Friendship, 19(3):11 WODARSKI, MSGR. JOHN P., 14(3):13 WOLCOTT, JR., OLIVER, 16(3):27 WOLFE, THOMAS, 08(4):01 WOLFF, CHRISTOPH, 12(2):14 WOMACK, T. MICHAEL, 14(4):27 Subject Access in Processing & Reference, 16(3):08 Woman's Journal, 12(1):17 WOMEN, 20(2):20, 20(4):15 WOMEN ABOLITIONISTS, 17(3):10 WOMEN AGAINST VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 1978-1984, 17(4):13 WOMEN AUTHORS, 11(4):10, 20(4):17 WOMEN EDUCATION, 09(2):07 Women, Fiction, & the World of Goods in Antebellum Boston, 20(4):15 Women in Industry in World War II, 19(4):22 WOMEN JOURNALISTS, 16(1):19 WOMEN OF GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND, 19(1):21 WOMEN SCIENTISTS, 20(3):15 WOMEN SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY OF CONNECTICUT 1859-1975, 16(3):26, 16(4):18 Women Speak: Letters & Diaries of the Past, 14(4):25 Women Who Dare: Study of Union Leadership Development in the US & Canada 1960-1990, 20(4):15 WOMEN'S ARCHIVES, 02(3):09 WOMEN'S CENTER 1971-, 17(4):13 WOMEN'S COLLECTION 1704-1941, 16(4):18 WOMEN'S COLLEGES, 12(3):02 WOMEN'S DIARIES, 10(4):12 Women's Education & Health Care, 09(2):07 WOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL & INDUSTRIAL UNION OF BOSTON, 09(2):07 Women's Friendships, 1900-1950, 20(4):15 WOMEN'S HEALTH SERVICES, 09(2):07 WOMEN'S HISTORY, 04(1):07, 04(2):02, 04(4):04, 05(1):13, 06(5):06, 08(4):08, 09(3):06, 09(4):06, 11(2):03, 11(3):04, 12(4):11, 13(2):09, 13(3):21, 14(3):22, 14(4):17, 14(4):22, 14(4):25, 15(1):18, 16(1):19, 16(1):24, 16(4):11, 17(4):13, 17(4):18, 18(3):14, 19(1):15, 19(4):13, 19(4):14, 20(1):12 AFRO-AMERICAN, 07(2):06 ARCHIVES, 14(4):13 WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH, 17(1):17 Women's History Sources, 14(4):13, 20(1):09 WOMEN'S INCOME-PRODUCING ACTIVITIES, 15(1):01 Women's Issues in the SAA, 07(2):02 Women's Liberation Archives, 08(4):08 Women's Movement Archives, 17(4):13 WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS, 11(3):08 WOMEN'S PENTAGON ACTION 1981-1985, 17(4):13 WOMEN'S RIGHTS, 20(1):12O, 20(2):18 WOMEN'S SCHOOL 1971-, 17(4):13 WOMEN'S SCHOOL ASSOCIATION, 16(4):18 WOMEN'S STUDIES, 12(1):17, 16(1):26 Women's Sources, 03(2):05 WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE, 20(1):11, 20(4):15 Women's Voices in the Southern Oral History Program Collection, 19(4):21 WOOD, CHARLES T. 1955-1983, 14(1):15 MARY BAKER, 15(3):03 MOLLY, 20(2):12 P. A. SEE Lafontaine, R. H. SARAH SAYWARD, 11(4):10 VAN, 20(2):12 WOOD ART GALLERY, 13(3):22 Woodruff, Mary, Women Speak: Letters & Diaries of the Past, 14(4):25 WOODS, SUSANNE, 20(4):17 WOODSMALL, RUTH, 16(1):19 WOOLVERTON, MARJORIE, 19(1):13 WOONSOCKET INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION, 20(2):19 WORCESTER, LEONARD, 20(1):01 WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, 05(1):03 WORCESTER STATE HOSPITAL, 18(4):13, 18(4):14 Words From the President, 16(1):06 WORDSTAR, 13(1):14 WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM 1770-1850, 18(3):17 WORK PROJECTS ADMINISTRATION, 17(4):23, 19(4):14 WORK STUDY PROGRAM, 02(3):02, 16(4):17, 18(1):20 Workers & Allies: Female Participation American Trade Union Movement, 03(3):09 Working Group on Standards for Archival Description: A Progress, 17(3):05 Working Meeting on Research Issues in Electronic Records, 20(4):04 WORKING PEOPLE, 20(2):19 Working the Bay [exhibit], 19(4):19 Workshops for Archival Education, 11(2):02 Workshops for Municipal Officials, 15(4):20 WORKSHOPS, 05(3):03, 10(3):06, 11(3):02, 14(2):01, 18(3):16, 18(3):17, 18(3):19, 20(4):16, 20(4):19 WORLD POLITICS, 14(3):20, 15(4):03 World Premiere 40 Years Late, 07(2):07 WORLD WAR 1914-1918, 10(4):08, 15(4):25, 17(2):13, 19(2):14, 19(4):12 RED CROSS, 14(4):24 WORLD WAR 1939-1945, 15(3):28, 17(3):09, 19(4):22, 20(2):16 DOCUMENTS, 18(3):17 RADIATION LABORATORY, 18(1):20 WORLD WIDE DRYING, 20(3):08 WORLD WIDE MUSIC ARCHIVES, 20(3):13 WORM [write-once-read many], 16(3):07 Worst of Times: State Archives in New England, 07(2):01 WPA SEE Work Study Program Wray, Susan Beth; Gordon, Vesta Lee, & Berkeley, Jr., Edmund, Manuscripts Collections Processing Manual, [review],05(1):12 WRIGHT, ALICE MORGAN, 16(1):19 Carroll D., Report on Custody & Condition-Public Records-Parishes, Towns & Counties (1889), 10(4):04 HELENA, 05(2):02, 10(1):01, 10(3):09 Establishing an Acquisitions Policy, 04(1):01 Hopkins, John B. & Truman, Dorothy, Merrimack Valley Textile Museum: Guide to Manuscript Collections [review], 11(2):10 MARTHA COFFIN, 16(1):19 Richard J., comp., Pocket Directory of State & Provincial Archivists, 06(4):05 Walter W., Appraisal as a Factor in Acquisitions, 04(1):02 WRITS OF ASSISTANCE, 19(3):20 WRITTEN RECORDS, 20(2):14 WYATT, GLADYS S., 11(2):12 WYLLYS, SAMUEL 1632-1709, 17(3):18 WYMAN, LILLIE CHACE, 20(2):19 WYMAN HYDROELECTRIC STATION, 17(2):15