{"value"=>"<p>Printed material and letters to Hillard, ca. 1892-1907, document banquet, conference, entertainment, and travel arrangements he made for groups from the Prohibition Party, the Young People's Prohibition League, and unspecified organizations. New York City meeting halls (Grand Central Palace, Madison Hall, West Side Lyceum, and others); hotels in New York State and throughout the United States; railroads and steamboats, mostly New York State routes; restaurants and caterers; entertainers (elocutionists, singers, \"physical culture\" specialists, and schools and teachers of these skills); and a few children's camps are represented by advertising brochures, train timetables, blank hotel and steamboat company stationery, menus, programs, business cards, and some letters.</p> <p>Of note is a pamphlet: \"Pocket information for the use of members of the Hampton-Winston-Tuskegee party, April, 1901\", containing an itinerary and travel information for a group travelling from New York and Philadelphia to black colleges in the South. Hillard is not listed among the participants, and the pamphlet's relation to the collection is unknown.</p>"}