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Series V: Correspondence
Series VI: Classical America
Series VII: Audio-Visual Materials

Henry Hope Reed papers, 1911-1998

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Series VII: Audio-Visual Materials


Box 28 Folder 21 Henry Hope Reed on The Martha Deane Radio Show, 1961, 2 open reel audiotapes

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Box 28 Folder 21 Our Classical Heritage (Smithsonian Institution) , 1980-10-04, 7 audiocassettes

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Tape 1: Mr. Reed. Tape 2: Mr. Rice. Tape 3: Panel. Tape 4: Mr. Bayley. Tape 5: Mr. Bayley. Tape 6: Greenburg and Panel. Tape 7: Panel.


Box 28 Folder 21 The Classical Tradition: The Wave of the Future (University of Texas, Austin), 1981-09-02, 5 audiocassettes

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Tape 1: Henry Hope Reed. Tape 2: Pierce Rice. Tape 3: John Barrington Bayley. Tape 4: Arthur Charles Ward. Tape 5. John Blatteau.


Box 37 Folder 08 Drawing the Classical with H. H. Reed and A. Holm (Pilot), 1989, 1 videocassettes (VHS)

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Includes correspondence, notes, proposal for the video series.


Box 28 Folder 21 John Barrington Bayley on classical architecture in Washington, D.C., 1 audiocassettes

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Lecture for Classical America Conference


Box 42 Folder 30 Allyn Cox interviewed by Henry Hope Reed, 1 audiocassettes

Transcript of and photographs from the interview can be found in the file "Transcript, Reed- Cox interview, 1973" in Series I: Professional Papers, Subseries 5: General.