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The materials described here date from ca. 1930 to 1978. Items include internal WAG correspondence; WAG ephemera; lectures and essays; her father's personal papers; MA and PhD theses; and newspaper and magazine clippings related to art, art history, Jewish art and history, education, and book reviews of women writers. Interspaced throughout the items in the donation are small post-it notes provided by Dr. Lander's daughter.

As no formal organization was apparent in the materials described here, based on the contents of the donation and notes provided by Dr. Lander’s daughter, the items were arranged according to the order in which they were received. Loose items have been filed according to topic. The files are arranged under a single series. Materials were arranged largely in the order in which they were received.

Documents found here include typed manuscripts of essays published during this period. Some essays are undated.

Documents include essays and lectures likely originated by Clara Lander

A draft of Clara Lander

Documents include correspondence related to publication of Lander

Documents found here include internal and external correspondence related to funding and finances; WAG ephemera; newspaper and journal clippings; staff and board directories; and policies and by-laws. The documents were originally housed in one pocket of a black folder.

Documents found here are prepared speeches made by Dr. Lander while serving as President of the Board of Directors.

Documents include essays, notes, quotes, research, and newspaper clippings about women writers such as Margaret Laurence, Doris Lessing, and Sylvia Plath and discuss how issues such as feminism, ethnicity, and intimate relationships impact female writing and its reception.

Documents include essays, notes, quotes, research, and newspaper clippings about women writers such as Margaret Laurence, Doris Lessing, and Sylvia Plath and discuss how issues such as feminism, ethnicity, and intimate relationships impact female writing and its reception.

Documents include essays, notes, quotes, research, and newspaper clippings about women writers such as Margaret Laurence, Doris Lessing, and Sylvia Plath and discuss how issues such as feminism, ethnicity, and intimate relationships impact female writing and its reception.