Claude Thomas Woodrow Papers Finding Aid
Title
Claude Thomas Woodrow Papers Finding Aid
Creator
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library staff
Identifier
FA000292
Date
1911-1920
Description
Collection of newspaper clippings assembled by Woodrow Wilson's cousin, Claude Thomas Woodrow, in Columbus, Ohio.
Source
Sandra Lantz
Publisher
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library
Subject
Cataloging of archival materials
Contributor
Mark Edwin Peterson
Language
English
Descriptive Identification : Note
Scrapbook pages have previously been used for financial records in pencil.
Arrangement
Items are collected in seven folders organized by media type in one Hollinger box.
Folder 1: Program and other miscellaneous Woodrow Wilson memorabilia.
Folder 2: Two Confederate flag images painted on cardboard.
Folder 3: Two nineteenth-century cartes de visite with portraits.
Folder 4: Newspaper clippings.
Folder 5: Newspapers.
Folder 6: Scrapbook containing newspaper clippings pasted into a leather-bound account book.
Folder 7: Handwritten genealogy notes.
Folder 1: Program and other miscellaneous Woodrow Wilson memorabilia.
Folder 2: Two Confederate flag images painted on cardboard.
Folder 3: Two nineteenth-century cartes de visite with portraits.
Folder 4: Newspaper clippings.
Folder 5: Newspapers.
Folder 6: Scrapbook containing newspaper clippings pasted into a leather-bound account book.
Folder 7: Handwritten genealogy notes.
Biography or History
Claude Thomas Woodrow was the grandson of Charles Scott Woodrow, the half-brother of Janet Woodrow, President Wilson's mother.
Perhaps because of this connection, he kept a collection of newspaper articles during World War I.
Perhaps because of this connection, he kept a collection of newspaper articles during World War I.
Scope and Content
Newspaper clippings having to do with local individuals or Woodrow Wilson, especially his activities connected to World War I.
Files
Collection
Citation
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library staff, “Claude Thomas Woodrow Papers Finding Aid,” 1911-1920, FA000292, Claude Thomas Woodrow Papers, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum, Staunton, Virginia.