These papers document Eleanor Early’s travels, writing, and personal life. Her travel writings describe destinations on the east coast of the United States, the Caribbean, the West Indies, Europe, and South Africa; other article topics cover culture, fashion, marriage, shopping, and personal reflection. In addition to her articles, Early wrote quizzes for magazine publication, short stories, and biographies. Of note are drafts of two uncompleted biography projects - "Boy's and Girls' Life of Mark Twain" and a proposed work on Theodosia Burr Alston - and of her published advice book She Knew What He Wanted. Early's writing materials include typescripts, published works, and planners with notes related to her articles and books, as well as publicity materials and transcripts of her radio broadcasts. Some of her personal documents are also included, such as her passport and International News Service identification card. Extensive photographs document both her personal life and her travels.