The letters contain biographical information on David Belasco and his family.

(1) Dated March 15, 1916. Seaman writes that he enjoyed the performance at the Century and congratulates Winter on its success. With accompanying envelope. (2) Dated March 29, 1916. Thanks Winter for his letter and is sorry to hear about his illness. Seaman invites him to come to Yama Farms.

Regarding money and a painting bequeathed to Winter by Joesph Jefferson. On letterhead of the Estate of Joseph Jefferson. Addressed from New York.

Discusses current work being done for Collier's magazine by William Winter.

Three typescripts and 1 autograph letter signed. (1) concerns a proposed Edwin Booth monument; (2) thanks Winter for his praise of Mrs. [Minnie Madern] Fiske.

(1) Reid writes about a beautiful little stick, which was a great pleasure to receive. He suggests meeting during the evening sometime. On mourning paper from 451 Madison Avenue, dated February 16, 1889. (2) Typescript letter mentioning a note from Winter, which he will show to Mr. Mills. Reid would like to show Winter a lovely binding for the first Macmillan edition of Shakespeare's England, which Winter sent to Reid long ago. Addressed from 451 Madison Avenue, New York, dated November 5, 1896. (3) Typescript letter with autograph note regarding a visit home Reid is taking. He also refers to Poe and Whitman. On letterhead from Dorchester House, Park Lane W., London, dated August 14th, 1909. (2) and (3) have accompanying envelopes addressed to Winter at 17 Third Avenue, Fort Hill, New Brighton, S.I., N.Y.