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Langston Hughes Christmas Card to Conrad (outside)
Christmas card from Langston Hughes to Earl Conrad thanking Mr. Conrad for sending him a copy of "El Cristo del Montserrat." (outside of card shown)
Langston Hughes Christmas Card to Earl Conrad (inside)
Christmas card from Langston Hughes to Earl Conrad thanking Mr. Conrad for sending him a copy of "El Cristo del Montserrat." (inside of card shown)
Letter to Vide-President Lyndon B. Johnson (June 21, 1963)
Letter from Earl Conrad to Lyndon B. Johnson stating Mr. Conrad's interest in Vice-President Johnson's recent Civil Rights statement. This interest prompted Mr. Conrad to send Mr. Johnson a copy of his book, "The Premier", a novel which deals with…
Richard Nixon Correspondence (Aug 1, 1960)
Letter from Richard Nixon to Earl Conrad thanking Mr. Conrad for sending him an inscribed and autographed copy of his book, "The Governor and His Lady".
Conrad letter to Rudy Vallee (March 18, 1960)
Letter from Earl Conrad to Rudy Vallee stating that he understands Mr. Vallee's decision not to have his biography written.
Rudy Vallee letter to Conrad (March 16)
Letter from Rudy Vallee to Earl Conrad explaining why Mr. Vallee has decided not to have his biography written and published.
Rudy Vallee letter to Conrad (February 27)
Letter from Rudy Vallee to Earl Conrad stating that Mr. Vallee has about 500 pages of remembrances for Mr. Conrad to review. But, Mr. Vallee is looking for the right biographer and he not certain he is even going to proceed with having his biography…
Envelope Rudy Vallee to Earl Conrad
Envelope used by Rudy Vallee to send a letter to Earl Conrad.
Conrad letter to Rudy Vallee (March 7, 1960)
Letter from Earl Conrad to Rudy Vallee attempting to contact Mr. Vallee to arrange a meeting.
Earl Conrad letter to Rudy Vallee February 25, 1960
Letter from Earl Conrad to Rudy Vallee arranging a meeting at Pompano Beach.
Eleanor Roosevelt's Secretary's Correspondence (1941)
Letter on White House stationary from Eleanor Roosevelt's secretary, Malvina Thompson, thanking Mr. Conrad on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt for sending Mrs. Roosevelt a copy of "This Freedom."
Eleanor Roosevelt Correspondence (1954)
Letter from Eleanor Roosevelt thanking Mr. Conrad for sending her a copy of "The Governor and His Lady."
With the World As My Blackboard
Poem about the number of dead in a war
What Wars Are All About
Poem about war
The Whore Called Hunger
Poem written by Earl Conrad about hunger.
The Masterpiece
Poem about viewing a painting in a gallery and being taken into the painting so that you see the beautiful in the same way as their artist.
If You Know More Than I Do Please Phone Me
Poem about the meaning of life
Homage to Brother Rat
Poem about humans using rats and mice for medical purposes to benefit mankind.
Emancipation
Poem about truth, justice, peace and righteousness coming upon America.
Be Sure You Have an Angel
Poem about a poet getting inspiration from an Angel to write poetry.