{"value"=>"<p> Series II: Personal Files consists of Lloyd's diaries, photographs, financial files, address books, school papers, notebooks, and personal ephemera. Diaries chronicle Lloyd's daily activities in brief entries, and cover most of her adulthood with some gaps. In particular, her travel and extended stays in France and other European countries are detailed in the diaries. The short personal essay “Tourist Americana” expands on Lloyd's earliest experiences traveling abroad.</p> <p> Personal and family photographs date from the early 20th century to the 1970s and include portraits of Maverick and Lloyd family members and friends, as well as prints depicting family gatherings, family properties, and Lloyd's travels. Individual portraits of the 1923 graduating class of New Trier High School are also present.</p> <p> Financial files primarily contain correspondence with bankers, attorneys, parents, and siblings discussing investments, stocks, and the inheritance of her parents' and stepmother's estates. Real estate properties documented in the Financial files include the William Bross Lloyd properties (particularly Bu Saaba in Jamaica), Lola Maverick Lloyd's home in Winnetka, the Henry Demarest Lloyd Wayside home in Winnetka, the Maverick family properties (primarily the Maverick Ranch outside of Boerne, Texas), and Mary Maverick Lloyd's property on Sakonnet Point. Surveys, architectural plans, and maps within the Financial files depict the Lola Maverick Lloyd Winnetka house; Keflawn, a predecessor name of Henry Demarest Lloyd's Wayside; the Maverick Ranch; and the Sakonnet properties of Henry Demarest Lloyd, William Bross Lloyd, and Mary Maverick Lloyd.</p> <p> Lloyd's parents' divorce is represented by court petitions, and custody and child support documents. Portions of a deposition with Lola Maverick Lloyd detail her concerns over her ex-husband's influence on their children's morals, specifically Mary's open attitudes toward sex and marriage. Her school papers contain subject notebooks, essays, drawings, and school publications. Personal ephemera includes sketches, programs, travel memorabilia, clippings, poetry, and unidentified notes. Identification cards begin with Lloyd's birth certificate and also contain licenses, passports, and press passes dating from throughout her life.</p>"}