Box 1

Contains narratives typed by Seabury detailing trips taken throughout his life. Destinations include Venice, Florence, and others.

Contains correspondence between Kathrin Cawein Mastick and a representative from The National Cyclopedia of American Biography concerning inclusion of a piece on Seabury Mastick.

Contains letters and other material to and from Mr. and Mrs. Agnes Seabury Mastic.

Original artwork is enclosed, along with a note to Seabury signed "A.A.F.J.".

Contains correspondence and newspaper articles concerning Fairfax Cone Mastick, Seabury's nephew. He worked in advertising, heading up the firm Foote, Cone & Belding throughout most of its history.

Contains Seabury Mastick's death certificates, as well as letters and correspondence between Kathrin Cawein Mastick and various other individuals pertaining to various matters of Seabury Mastick's estate.

Contains a pamphlet titled "The Place of Healing in the Ministry of the Church" by Rev. George F. MacLeod, various news clippings, and a piece on Seabury's gift of a swimming pool to the town of Pleasantville.

Contains various legal documents, i.e. agreements and indentures, regarding Seabury Mastick Cone and Kathrin Cawein Mastick.

Contains Seabury's diplomas form Wagner Lutherin College and Pacific University, both written in latin.

Includes awards for horticulture exhibits shown by Agnes Mastick for a show put on by the Horticultural Society of New York, as well as a pamphlet titled "1923 Mastick Dahlias", distributor M.G. Tyler.