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Guide to Research Collections University of Massachusetts DartmouthArchives and Special Collections, Claire T. Carney Library Dartmouth, MA Papers: ca. 1973-2012, 640 linear feet. The majority of the Barney Frank collection documents his U.S. congressional career, 1980-2012, including records from his district offices in Newton, Taunton and New Bedford. National issues covered include financial reform, gay rights, the housing crisis, immigration reform, military spending, and environmental protection. Local issues in the collection include fishing regulation, commuter rail, immigration and the environment. Records of his many electoral campaigns for the U.S. House of Representatives, 1980-2010 include the hard-fought win over Republican Margaret Heckler in the 4th district in 1982. The collection also includes material on legislation he sponsored between 1973 and 1980 when he served in the Massachusetts State Legislature. Received in December 2012 and January 2013, the collection, in its current, unprocessed form, totals 640 linear feet. Researchers should contact the repository in advance because access is limited. Columbia University Oral History Research Office New York, NY Oral History: 1989, 44 leaves. Reminiscences of Barney Frank concerning Allard Lowenstein. The interview was conducted by William Chafe. Cornell University Library Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections Ithaca, NY Papers: In the Wendell Ricketts Papers, ca. 1961-2004, 13.9 cubic feet. Persons represented include Barney Frank. Library of Congress Manuscript Division Washington, DC Papers: In the Mary McGrory Papers, ca. 1928-2004, 70.4 linear feet. Correspondents include Barney Frank. Papers: In the Hedrick Smith Papers, ca. 1923-1992, 72.4 linear feet. Correspondents include Barney Frank. National Museum and Archive of Lesbian and Gay History Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center New York, NY Papers: In the New York City Organizing Committee for the March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, 1987, 1 linear foot. The records include correspondence with Barney Frank concerning difficulties caused by Amtrak’s last minute violation of its contract with organizers in New York City and Boston, Massachusetts. The New York Public Library Manuscripts and Archives Division, Humanities and Social Sciences Library New York, NY Digital Audio File: 1995, 1 file. An interview with Congressman Barney Frank conducted on February 12, 1995. The interview was used by David Dunlap to write an article titled: “Gay Leaders Resisting Attacks Against Gains.” Videotapes: In the AIDS Activist Videotape Collection, 1983-2000, 630 VHS tapes. Persons represented include Barney Frank. Papers: In the Robin Hardy Papers, 1964-2001, 18 linear feet. Persons represented include Barney Frank. New York State Library Manuscript and Special Collections Albany, NY Papers: In the Richard D. Burns Papers, 1977-1986, 48.5 inches. Persons represented include Barney Frank. Northeastern University Libraries Archives and Special Collections Boston, MA Papers: In the Bernard “Bunny” Solomon Papers, 1925-2006, 2.3 cubic feet. Persons represented include Barney Frank. Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University Schlesinger Library Cambridge, MA Papers: In the Boston N.O.W. Records, 1967-1990, 25 linear feet. Persons represented include Barney Frank. Papers: In the Nancy L. Caroline Papers, ca. 1905-2005, approximately 55 linear feet. Persons represented include Barney Frank. Papers: In the Committee to Ratify the Massachusetts State Equal Rights Amendment. Records, 1975-1982, 3.25 linear feet. Persons represented include Barney Frank. Papers: In the Junior League of Boston Records, 1897-1994, approximately 60 linear feet. Persons represented include Barney Frank. Papers: In the MASS Choice Records, 1975-1987; 9 cartons, 1/2 file box, 1 folio+ folder, 1 supersize folder. Persons represented include Barney Frank. Swarthmore College Peace Collection Swarthmore, PA Papers: In the GWEN Project Records, 1985-1994, 3.75 linear feet. Persons represented include Barney Frank. University of California, Los Angeles Special Collections, Young Research Library Los Angeles, CA Papers: In the Collection on Democracy and Unification in Korea, ca. 1975-1990, 95 boxes. Persons represented include Barney Frank. University of Michigan Bentley Historical Library Ann Arbor, MI Papers: In the Washtenaw Rainbow Action Project Records 1993-2000, 3.5 linear feet. Correspondents include Barney Frank. University of Oklahoma The Julian P. Kanter Political Commercial Archive, Department of Communication Norman, OK Videocassettes: 1980-1982, 3 commercials on 2 videocassettes. The commercials were used during Barney Frank’s campaigns for the 1980 and 1982 U.S. congressional elections in District 4 of Massachusetts, Democratic Party. Yale University Library Divinity Library Special Collections New Haven, CT Papers: In the Washington Office on Africa, Addendum A Records, ca. 1982-1997, 30 linear feet. Persons represented include Barney Frank. |
