{"value"=>"<p>The correspondence contains primarily personal notes and cards from friends and family, birthday and Christmas greetings, and news. Most of Hill's professional correspondence lies within subject files or other sub-series (for example, within subseries I.A). Of note in the personal correspondence is a series of letters from dancer Seth Cooper (1942-1944) - ending with a letter to Hill from his sister reporting him killed in action. Cooper discusses his dance ideas as well as those for physical rehabilitation of soldiers wounded in combat. Other notable correspondents include Paul Taylor, Marian Van Tyul, and notes from the Guthrie family (1947), written by Woody or Marjorie, but signed by the children - including newborn Arlo Guthrie's birth announcement, written from his perspective.</p>"}