Box 6

Envelope with no letter

This series contains letters written by Keyes Metcalf, letters to and from Keyes' brothers and sisters, correspondence of Keyes’ children, and other miscellaneous correspondence and writings. The miscellaneous correspondence series also includes an anonymous letter about Azariah Smith Root, Keyes’ graduation announcements, and wedding congratulations from former classmates. This series is arranged chronologically by the first date of materials in the folder.

Bernard Wray writes about William's visit to Tasmania.

Letter from Beatrice (no last name signed) with photographs from Keyes' and Elinor's trip to Canberra, Australia.

Wilder Metcalf (OC 1898), brother of Keyes Metcalf, writes a poem with edits to Marion Metcalf (enr. 1906-1907), sister of Keyes.

F. Koos is likely Frank Koos (OC 1911). Postcard depicting the South Bridge, Potomac, Illinois.

Handwritten description of Azariah Smith Root, likely written by Keyes Metcalf in the early 1900s.

"Mack" describes their lack of correspondence and Don S. King's current activities.

Lucy Weeks and Keyes Metcalf were members of the Oberlin High School Class of 1907.

Charles W. Savage was director of athetics at Oberlin College.