Correspondence, 1979-1979

Evelyn Dubrow's collection of papers includes a large amount of correspondence between herself, senators and representatives in Congress, vice presidents and even presidents. The correspondence often refers to campaigns or elections, and various bills and legislation that Dubrow was involved with. Frequently, the correspondence is in the form of personal letters of congratulations or thank you for support, visits, events, or notes and calls. Also included are programs from the many toasts and roasts of Dubrow. Of particular importance is the large amount of newspaper clippings through the years discussing her role in Washington, D. C. as one of the first female lobbyists. The articles provide biographical information as well as documenting her political activity.