{"value"=>"<p>The earliest correspondence included is is a series of letters between Goldsmith's mother, Evelyn Cronson Lubin and her while she was attending Wellesley College. There are also many letters between Barbara Lubin and her future husband, Gerald Goldsmith, during their courtship. There are also many cards and letters Goldsmith's second husband, Frank Perry wrote to her, congratulations on their tenth anniversary, and invitations to the lavish party they threw on that occasion. Many letters concern the dissolution of her marriage to Perry and his death. There are letters between Perry and Goldsmith about the breakup, as well as many letters between Goldsmith and her children and friends about the divorce and Perry's death. Correspondence occasionally includes related photographs, articles, and documents. Related correspondence can also be found with files on most of Goldsmith's writings and professional activities. There are also many letters in Goldsmith's scrapbooks.</p>"}