Letter in which White thanks Webb for his gift to the Cornell University Library; mentions the gift of Sage College; and discusses White's visit to the Rev. Samuel Joseph May, where they talked of "anti-slavery matters" and May's gift of the Prudence Crandall portrait to Cornell, and May's death.

Portrait of Prudence Crandall by Francis Alexander, oil on canvas. Also notebook of information about the portrait, requests for reproductions, slides, and requests for loans. Also, a documentary film on DVD, "To all on equal terms: the life and legacy of Prudence Crandall" (created by the Prudence Crandall Museum; produced by Hudson River Film and Video, 2009).