Finding Aid for the Lindbergh Kidnapping collection

Repository: Kent State University. Special Collections and Archives.
Title: Lindbergh Kidnapping collection
Inclusive Dates: 1927-2003
Author: Finding aid prepared by Amanda Faehnel, August 2026
Origination: Borowitz, Albert, 1930-2023
Bulk Dates: 1932-1936
Extent: 2.75 cubic feet (2 boxes = 2 record storage boxes and 15 oversized map case files)
Physical Location: 11th floor
Abstract: This collection contains ephemera, publications, and press photographs related to the 1932 kidnapping case of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr. 
Language: English 
Descriptive Rules: DACS 2nd Edition

History of the Lindbergh Kidnapping case

Known as one of the "crimes of the century," the kidnapping of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr. remains one of the most famous crimes in American history. On the evening of March 1, 1932, the 20-month-old son of famed aviator Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow Lindbergh was taken from his second-floor nursery in their New Jersey home. Despite the Lindberghs paying a ransom for his safe return, the child’s body was discovered on May 12th, 1932 in a nearby woods. After a lengthy investigation, German immigrant Bruno Richard Hauptmann was arrested in 1934 when marked ransom bills were traced to him. He was convicted in a highly publicized trial based on evidence including ransom money, handwriting analysis, and wood from the ladder used to reach the nursery window. Hauptmann was executed in 1936.

Although the conviction has remained controversial, with some arguing that Hauptmann was innocent or did not act alone, no alternative explanation has been definitively proven. The case led to a major change in United States law, with Congress passing the Federal Kidnapping Act, making it a federal crime to transport a kidnapping victim across state lines. 

Scope and Content

The Lindbergh Kidnapping collection contains ephemera, memorabilia, magazines, newspaper clippings, oversized newspapers, and press photographs. The majority of these materials are contemporaneous to the case, with the bulk of the contents dating from 1932 to 1936. The press photographs are divided into two subseries: dated and undated. The dated press photographs are arranged chronologically by date and include press captions that were typically typed and affixed to the back of the photograph during this era. The undated press photographs are arranged alphabetically by photograph subject, along with their press captions. 

Note that in the 1930s, the word "kidnapping" was spelled as both "kidnapping" and "kidnaping" in the American media. You will see this spelling variation reflected in the finding aid when captions or titles are in quotations. 

Statement of Arrangement 

• Series 1: Ephemera and Memorabilia, 1927-1994
• Series 2: Magazine and Newspaper Publications, 1927-2003
  • Subseries 1: Magazine Articles
  • Subseries 2: News Clippings
  • Subseries 3: Oversized Newspapers 
• Series 3: Press Photographs, 1932-1953
  • Subseries 1: Press Photographs, Dated
  • Subseries 2: Press Photographs, Undated

Preferred Citation

Lindbergh Kidnapping collection. Kent State University Libraries. Special Collections and Archives. 

Separated Material

Special Collections and Archives also holds several books about the Lindbergh kidnapping case. These are cataloged in LIBRARYsearch. 

Restrictions on Use

Special Collections and Archives does not own the copyright to the materials in this collection.

Acquisition Information

The bulk of this collection was donated by Albert Borowitz and Helen Osterman Borowitz, as part of their extensive True Crime donations to Special Collections and Archives. Additions from various other donors have been added to the collection over time. 

Controlled Access Headings

The following are found in this collection:

Subjects:
Lindbergh, Charles Augustus, 1930-1932
Lindbergh, Charles Augustus,1930-1932 -- Kidnapping, 1932
Kidnapping -- New Jersey -- Hopewell
Murder -- New Jersey -- Hopewell
Hauptmann, Bruno Richard, 1899-1936

Material types:
Clippings
Ephemera
News photographs
Photographs
Posters

Places:
Hopewell (N.J.)

Functions:
Criminal investigation
Journalism

Box 1
Folder -- Contents

Series 1: Ephemera and Memorabilia, 1927-1994

1. Children's book, "The Lone Eagle: Lindbergh," 1929
2. Flyer, "What Led to the Lindbergh Kidnaping," West Virginia Anti-Saloon League, 1932
3. Pamphlet, "No. 2310 Criminal File, Exposed! Aviator's Baby Was Never Kidnapped or Murdered," 1933
         Scope and Content: Fictional mock trial by Mary Belle Spencer, sent anonymously to jury members of the New Jersey vs. Hauptmann trial. This folder also includes a photocopy of page 93 of the court transcript, which refers to this pamphlet. 
4. Pamphlet, "Trial of the Century," undated
5. Pamphlet, "Your Tour of Highfields, The Lindbergh Country Retreat," undated
6. Playbill and ticket stub, "Hauptmann," 1992
7. Playbill, "Some Things That Can Go Wrong at 35,000 Ft.," 1994
8. Poster, "$25,000 Reward, For information resulting in the apprehension and conviction of the kidnappers of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., Please report all handwriting similar to above..." undated
9. Poster, Oversized, "To all law enforcement officials, wardens of penal institutions, etc." 1932
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
10. Poster, Oversized, "Wanted, Information as to the whereabouts of Chas. A. Lindbergh, Jr. of Hopewell, NJ," 1932
             Physical Description: Folder contains two posters. 
             Physical Location: Shelved in map case.  
11. Poster, Oversized, "$25,000 Reward, For information resulting in the apprehension and conviction of the kidnapers of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., The following is a list of the currency paid as ransom..." undated
          Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
12. Press Drawing, photographs of, and correspondence, 1989
          Physical Description: Folder contains two photographs.  
          Scope and Content: Press drawing is of a scene from the New Jersey vs. Hauptmann court case. Folder also includes correspondence from Albert Borowitz to the New Jersey State Police Museum Unit. 
13. Print, Portrait of Charles A. Lindbergh, undated
14. Reproductions, Typed copies of imitation ransom notes, undated
          Scope and Content: Provenance regarding the creation of these reproduction notes is unknown. 
15. Sheet Music, "America Did It Again," 1927
16. Sheet Music, "Baby Lindy," 1930
17. Sheet Music, "Lindbergh (The Eagle of the U.S.A.)," 1927
18. Sheet Music, "Lucky Lindy!," 1927

Series 2: Magazine and Newspaper Publications, 1927-2003

Subseries 1: Magazine Articles

19. 1928, May
20. 1932, March
21. 1932, April
22. 1935, February
23. 1935, April
24. 1935, May
25. 1935, October
26. 1936, February
27. 1936, March
28. 1936, April
29. 1936, May
30. 1936, November
31. 1937, April
32. 1976, February

Subseries 2: News Clippings

33. 1931, June
34. 1931, October
35. 1932, March
36. 1932, April
37. 1932, May
38. 1932, June
39. 1933, March
40. 1933, December
41. 1934, September
42. 1935, January
43. 1935, February
44. 1976, November
45. 1992, March
46. 1992, May
47. 2003, August
48. Undated (1 of 3)
49. Undated (2 of 3)
50. Undated (3 of 3)

Subseries 3: Oversized Newspapers

51. 1927, May 23
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
52. 1927, July 17
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
53. 1932, March 6
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
54. 1932, March 10
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
55. 1932, March 11
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
56. 1932, April 10
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
57. 1932, May 12
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
58. 1932, May 13
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
59. 1932, May 15
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
60. 1932, May 29
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
61. 1936, January 12
         Physical Location: Shelved in map case.

Box 2
Folder -- Contents

Series 3: Press Photographs, 1932-1953

Subseries 1: Press Photographs, Dated

1. March 2, 1932: Leedon, Edward, Erwin Marshall and Leo Rogers
        Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Hunting for Clews in Lindbergh Kidnaping"
2. March 2, 1932: Lindbergh, Charles A., Jr.
        Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Demand for $50,000 For Return of Lindbergh Baby"
3. March 2, 1932: Lindbergh, Charles A., Jr., Anne Lindbergh, Mrs. Charles Long Cutter and Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow
        Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh's Baby Kidnapped"
4. March 2, 1932: Lindbergh Estate 
        Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh Baby Kidnaped"
5. March 2, 1932: Postcard Back
        Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Note Says Lindbergh Baby Safe"
6. March 2, 1932: Postcard Front
        Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Note Says Lindbergh Baby Safe"
7. March 3, 1932: Diehl, William
        Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh's Baby Kidnapped"
8. March 3, 1932: Lindbergh, Charles A., Jr.
        Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Latest Pictures of Kidnaped Child"
9. March 3, 1932: Lindbergh Estate Aerial View
        Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Birds-Eye View of Hopewell, NJ"
10. March 3, 1932: Moore, Governor A. Harry and Reporters
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Jersey Governor at Scene of Kidnaping"
11. March 3, 1932: Moore, Governor A. Harry and State Police Escorts
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Jersey Governor at Scene of Kidnaping"
12. March 3, 1932: Police and Onlooker
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh Expects Baby's Return Today"
13. March 3, 1932: Police and Onlookers
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Clear Scene of Lindbergh Kidnaping"
14. March 3, 1932: Toohey, John J. and Reporters
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Feeding the Newshounds"
15. March 3, 1932: Whateley, Ollie
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "The Lindbergh Butler"
16. March 4, 1932: Gebhart Hotel and Crowd
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Crowds Hear Kidnaping Reports"
17. March 4, 1932: Lindbergh, Charles A., Jr.
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Baby Lindy's First Birthday Party"
18. March 4, 1932: Olando Farm
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Question Farmer in Lindbergh Kidnaping"
19. March 4, 1932: Roche, Pat, John A. Swanson and Nick Laurenzo
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Pat Roche Flies to Aid Lindbergh"
20. March 4, 1932: Telegram from Governor A. Harry Moore
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "President Asked for Representative at Kidnap Parley"
21. March 4, 1932: Telegram from Governor A. Harry Moore
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "U.S. Police Heads to Meet in Lindy Kidnaping"
22. March 4, 1932: Telegram from Opha Jackson
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Ohioan Will Pay For Lashing of Kidnapers"
23. March 5, 1932: Airplane Tour
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Air Tourists View Lindbergh Home"
24. March 5, 1932: Bitz, Irving
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Authorized to Deal with Lindbergh Kidnapers"
25. March 5, 1932: Campbell, William
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Questioned in Lindbergh Kidnaping"
26. March 5, 1932: Detectives Searching Vicinity
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Searching for the Missing Baby"
27. March 5, 1932: Hartford, CT Courthouse Building
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Friend of Lindy Baby's Nurse Held"
28. March 5, 1932: Hattu, Heimo
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Former Roommate of Henry (Red) Johnson"
29. March 5, 1932: Lindbergh Airplane
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh Plane Ready for Dash"
30. March 5, 1932: Moore, Governor A. Harry, William H. Kelly and Pat Roche
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Officials Map Kidnap Arrest Strategy"
31. March 5, 1932: Moore, Governor A. Harry, Edward P. Mulrooney and Frank Haque
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Officials Map Kidnap Arrest Strategy"
32. March 5, 1932: Moore, Governor A. Harry and Officials
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Nation's Manhunters Map Strategy"
33. March 5, 1932: Officials and Crowd
         Scope and Content: No press caption
34. March 5, 1932: Trenton, NJ Capital Building and Officials
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Nation's Manhunters Map Strategy"
35. March 6, 1932: Children at St. Michael's Orphanage
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Praying for the Return of the Lindbergh Baby"
36. March 6, 1932: Winter, Edith and Muriel Fress
         Scope and Content: No press caption
37. March 7, 1932: State Trooper on Guard
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Constant Guard Kept on Lindbergh Home"
38. March 7, 1932: Telephone Line Inspection
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Storm Hampers Search for Lindbergh Kidnapers"
39. March 8, 1932: Copner, E.W.
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Mail for the Lindberghs"
40. March 8, 1932: Dalgren, Asa
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindy Neighboy Listens in for Reports"
41. March 8, 1932: Johnson, Henry
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Friend of Lindy Baby's Nurse Held"
42. March 8, 1932: Reporters
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Reporters Keep Lindbergh Vigil"
         Existence and Location of Copies: This item has been digitized.
43. March 8, 1932: Reporters in Tree
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Newspaper Lookouts"
44. March 13, 1932: Crowd Viewing Wanted Poster
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "1,400 Cities Called to Aid Lindbergh Baby Hunt"
45. March 13, 1932: Johnson, Henry
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Still Being Held by Newark Police"
46. March 18, 1932: Lupica, Sebastian
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Gives Information on Possible Lindbergh Kidnapers"
47. March 21, 1932: Detective Examining Car
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Stolen Cars Found Near Lindbergh Estate"
48. March 25, 1932: Curtis, John Hughes
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Norfolk Dean Insists He Had Clue to Lindbergh Baby"
49. March 25, 1932: Peacock, Harold Dobson
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Norfolk Dean Insists He Had Clue to Lindbergh Baby"
50. March 30, 1932: Peacock, Harold Dobson and Reporters
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Await Order to Regain Son of Lindbergh"
51. April 1, 1932: Curtis, John Hughes
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "May Confer with Lindy Kidnapers"
52. April 1, 1932: Curtis, John Hughes, Constance Curtis and John Curtis Jr. 
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Shipbuilder Intermediary in Lindy Kidnaping"
53. April 3, 1932: Mason, M.G., Mrs. Jack Frost, Jack Frost and George Williams
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Yacht Crew Who May Meet Lindbergh Kidnapers"
54. April 10, 1932: Condon, John F. 
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Reported to Have Made Contact with Kidnapers"
55. April 10, 1932: Jafsie Ad
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "This "Ad" Linked to Lindbergh Kidnapers"
56. April 12, 1932: Grand Jury
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Grand Jury Meets to Consider Lindbergh Kidnaping"
57. April 13, 1932: Mercer, William A. and Troopers 
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Vacant Homes Searched in Lindy Kidnaping"
58. April 22, 1932: Faubion, Elizabeth
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Made Flight to Lindberghs"
59. April 23, 1932: Crebbe, Edith, Albert Lacher, G. Paul Musselman and Calvin G. Ax
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Suspects Arrested in Lindbergh Baby Kidnaping"
60. May 12, 1932: Cars at Location Where Body Found 
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh Baby Found Dead"
61. May 12, 1932: Crib
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Crib From Where Charles Lindbergh, Jr. Was Stolen"
62. May 12, 1932: Crowd at Location Where Body Found 
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh Baby Found Dead"
63. May 12, 1932: Wilson, Orville
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh Baby Found Dead"
64. May 13, 1932: Aerial View of Lindbergh Estate
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Scene of Lindy Baby Murder"
65. May 13, 1932: Aerial View of Location Where Body Found
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Scene of Lindy Baby Murder"
66. May 13, 1932: Lindbergh Car at Morgue
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh Car Arrives at Funeral Parlors"
67. May 15, 1932: Crowds at Location Where Body Found
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Crowds Gather at Spot Where Lindbergh Baby was Found"
68. May 16, 1932: Moore, Governor A. Harry and Officials
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Governor Calls Lindy Investigating Conference"
69. May 16, 1932: Moore, Governor A. Harry and Officials
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Governor Calls Lindy Investigating Conference"
70. May 17, 1932: Schwartzkopf, H. Norman and Reporters
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Curtis Confesses Lindbergh Story Fake"
71. May 17, 1932: Statement of John Hughes Curtis
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Curtis Confesses Lindbergh Story Fake"
72. May 23, 1932: Handwriting Samples
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Samples of Lindy Kidnapers Writing"
73. May 24, 1932: Rosner, Morris
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh Aide Before Grand Jury"
74. May 25, 1932: Keaten, Walter, Anthony Hauck and Harry Walsh
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Curtis Reported Indicted"
75. June 1, 1932: Condon, John
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "'Jafsie' Arrives at Rogues Gallery" 
76. June 1, 1932: Condon, John
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "'Jafsie' Arrives at Rogues Gallery" 
77. June 1, 1932: Condon, John and Detectives
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "'Jafsie' Arrives at Rogues Gallery" 
78. June 9, 1932: Condon, John, Robert Coar and Samuel Leon
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "'Jafsie' Views Boston Rogues Gallery"
79. June 10, 1932: Fleisher, Harry
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindy Kidnap Suspect Surrenders"
80. June 11, 1932: Brinkert, Ernest Joseph
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Suspect in Lindbergh Baby Kidnaping Arrested"
81. June 11, 1932: Sharpe, Violet
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Morrow Servant Girl Linked to Lindy Baby Kidnaping"
82. June 27, 1932: Lindbergh, Charles A. on Witness Stand
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh Testifies at Curtis Trial"
83. June 27, 1932: Trial of John Hughes Curtis
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Crowds Jam Curtis Trial Court"
84. June 27, 1932: Trial of John Hughes Curtis
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindy Attends Curtis Trial"
85. June 28, 1932: Curtis Trial Jury
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Jury at Curtis Trial"
86. June 28, 1932: Gow, Betty and Ollie Whately
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh Servants at Curtis Trial"
87. June 29, 1932: Lindbergh, Charles A. and Edwin Bruce
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh and Bruce at Curtis Trial"
88. February 14, 1933: Boettcher, Charles
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Friend of Lindbergh Kidnaped"
89. May 8, 1933: Means, Julie
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Gaston B. Means on Trial Again"
90. September 21, 1934: West Farm Courtroom
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Hauptmann Arraigned in Bronx Court"
91. September 23, 1934: Fisch, Isador and Henry Urlig
    Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Mystery Man of Lindbergh Case"
92. September 24, 1934: Fisch, Isador 
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "A New Picture of Isadore Fisch"
93. September 27, 1934: Fisch, Isador
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Mysteryman of Lindbergh Case Who Died in Germany"
94. September 27, 1934: Fisch, Isador and Henry Uhlig
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Mystery Man of Lindbergh Case Who Died in Germany"
95. September 27, 1934: Lutzenberg, Anita
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Woman Friend of Hauptmann Questioned"
96. September 30, 1934: Bowman, John 
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Held for Questioning in Lindbergh Case"
97. October 11, 1934: Fawcett, James A. and Reporters
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Jersey Must Prove Case to Extradite Hauptmann"
98. October 17, 1934: Furcht, Joseph M.
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Hauptmann Alibi"
99. January 8, 1935: Hauptmann Trial
         Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Special Hauptmann Trial Service from Newark"
100.  January 26,1935: Henkel, Greta
          Scope and Content: No press caption. Clipping pasted on back. 
101. January 30, 1935: Carlstrom, Elvert
          Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Aids Hauptmann Defense"
102. January 31, 1935: Carlstrom, Elvert
          Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Hauptmann's Surprise Witness"
103. January 31, 1935: Hockenbury, Philip, Charles Watson and Liscom C. Case
          Scope and Content: No press caption
104. February 2, 1935: Carlstrom, Elvert
          Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Special Service from Newark Airport"
105. February 5, 1935: Streppone, Sam and C. Lloyd Fisher
          Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Defense Marshals Witnesses"
106. February 6, 1935: Witnesses for Hauptmann Defense 
          Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Elvert Carlstrom"
107. February 7, 1935: Carlstrom, Elvert
          Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Elvert Carlstrom"
108. February 9, 1935: Carlstrom, Elvert
          Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Elvert Carlstrom"
109. February 9, 1935: Kallok, Michael J. 
          Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Links Hauptmann to Kidnaping"
110. February 14, 1935: Hockenbury, Philip
          Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Home Again"
111. January 16, 1936: Bukinshaw, Neil and Nugent Dodds
          Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Asked Supreme Court to Stay Hauptmann Execution"
112. February 24, 1936: Wilentz, David and Lena Wilentz
          Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Wilentz on Way Back to Trenton"
113. October 14, 1953: Lindbergh, Anne Morrow and Charles A. Lindbergh
          Scope and Content: No press caption. Reference to Bobby Greenlease case. 

Subseries 2: Press Photographs, Undated

114. Courtroom Scene, edited, undated
           Scope and Content: No press caption
115. Crowds and Police, undated
           Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Sightseers Barred from Lindbergh Estate"
116. Dersi, Theresa, undated
           Scope and Content: Press Caption: "At Hopewell, NJ"
117. Fitzgerald, James, Robert Cear and Harry W. Walsh, undated
           Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Jersey City Police Working on Lindbergh Baby Kidnaping"
118. Gow, Betty and Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., undated
           Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Lindbergh Baby's Nurse"
119. Group, Unidentified, undated
           Scope and Content: No press caption
120. "Jafsie" Cryptic Map, undated
           Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Jafsie Cryptic Map"
121. Ladder, At House, undated
           Scope and Content: No press caption
122. Ladder, Group Inspecting, undated
           Scope and Content: No press caption
123. Ladder, Men Carrying, undated
           Scope and Content: No press caption
124. Ladders, Man Inspecting, undated
           Scope and Content: No press caption
125. Letter from Charles A. and Anne Morrow Lindbergh, undated
           Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Special Letter of Appeal to the Kidnapers"
126. Lindbergh, Anne Morrow and Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., undated
           Scope and Content: No press caption
127. Lindbergh, Charles A., Entering Courtroom, undated
           Scope and Content: No press caption
128. Lindbergh Estate, Aerial View, oversized, undated
           Physical Location: Shelved in map case.
           Scope and Content: No press caption   
129. NBC Radio Broadcasters, undated
           Scope and Content: No press caption
130. Note, Kidnapping, Location of, undated
           Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Hiding Place for Kidnapers Note"
131. Police Search, undated
           Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Police Search Cellar of Abandoned House Near Hopewell" 
132. Remains of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., undated
           Physical Description: Folder contains nine photographs. 
           Scope and Content: This folder includes content which may be harmful, offensive, and/or disturbing to users. Press Caption: "Photo shows the body of Charles A. Lindbergh Jr." 
133. Reporters and Unidentified Men, undated
           Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Attempts Contact with Lindy Kidnapers" 
134. Van Cortlandt Park, undated
           Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Scene of "Jafsie" Parley"
135. Wilentz, David and Ransom Note, undated
           Scope and Content: No press caption
136. Yacht "Marcon," undated
           Scope and Content: Press Caption: "Used in Lindy Baby Recovery"