This series contains materials relating to BHH III’s activities apart from his business and sporting interests. These include his church involvement; non-sporting events, philanthropies, genealogy, and general correspondence. This are grouped into 2 sub-series: Correspondence and Never Outfoxed, which consists of drafts of his book.

The letters in this folder and the next were found tied together with a satin ribbon, presumably by the recipient, Louise Buttolph Hardaway. Those in this folder were written from Fort Gordon as her husband was in training before his deployment to France in World War I.

These letters were also written to Louise Hardaway during World War I and afterwards and were in the bundle tied in a satin ribbon. There is one letter written from France that is undated but placed in an envelope postmarked May of 1918. It is at the end of the folder.

This series contains materials relating to BHH III’s activities apart from his business and sporting interests. These include his church involvement; non-sporting events, philanthropies, genealogy, and general correspondence. This are grouped into 2 sub-series: Correspondence and Never Outfoxed, which consists of drafts of his book.

This folder contains information on the Mausoleum which was constructed in 1929 by the McNeel Marble Company for $12,000. Also included is correspondence from 1942 concerning a replacement key for the building.

This series contains materials relating to BHH III’s activities apart from his business and sporting interests. These include his church involvement; non-sporting events, philanthropies, genealogy, and general correspondence. This are grouped into 2 sub-series: Correspondence and Never Outfoxed, which consists of drafts of his book.

This includes an undated note from Louise to her mother, as well as an unused Christmas card.