Depicts color image of four women wearing bonnets and a basket filled with eggs. Miriam Hayden writes about horse races and her impromptu trip to California with a sick friend. Handwritten.

Depicts full color image of 'City Park' by James Warren. Miriam Hayden apologizes to Beauford Delaney for their lack of communication. She gives him an update on their lives and wishes that he would write more to them. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Depicts color image of the Channel Gardens, Rockefeller Center, with flags of the United Nations in the background. Miriam and Palmer Hayden congratulate Beauford Delaney. Handwritten.

Miriam and Palmer Hayden ask Beauford Delaney to call them or visit them at their hotel so that they can see him while they are in Paris. Handwritten.

Miriam Hayden writes to Beauford Delaney about the continuation of the New York City Transit strike. She also informs him about the death of Bob. She writes that she is happy to hear that he is in Istanbul with James Baldwin. Handwritten. Envelope attached; includes newspaper clipping from N.Y. Tribune entitled 'Robert L. Cooper; Led Harlem Poverty Plan'

Depicts color image of 'The Gift Bearers' by Clotilde Pasquier. Miriam Hayden congratulates Beauford Delaney for his award from the Arts Council. She writes that the increasing interest in African American artists has increased the audience for Palmer Hayden's folk paintings. She writes that they recently attended a show for Charlie Boggs. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Depicts color image of 'Martin Martineau' by Étienne Blandin. Miriam and Palmer Hayden write on vacation from St. Malo. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of 'Mother and Child' by Solomon Wangboje. Miriam Hayden writes that the Saints are having a "stag party" and wish that he could join them. She writes about the dangers of New York City and how she longs for Paris. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of a knight and a dragon with text that reads 'I hit the jackpot at Harrah's'. Miriam Hayden writes to Beauford Delaney about her trip with a friend to Lake Tahoe. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of porcelain Cheng-hua ware saucepot. Miriam Hayden writes about a Chinese art exhibition that she saw with her friend in San Francisco. She writes that her friend Tina Connell was sorry that she was not able to see him but would like to plan on seeing him on her next trip. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of 'Terrace at Sainte-Adresse' by Claude Monet. Miriam Hayden writes about a recognition event for Howard Swanson and about her difficulty of saying goodbye to Paris. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of woman holding baby, surrounded by nine doves. Miriam and Palmer Hayden send holiday greetings to Beauford Delaney. She writes that they are spending the holiday with Ed Webster and his wife in Spain. Handwritten.

Depicts a color image of 'A World of Fancy-Africa' by Brian Wildsmith. Miriam and Palmer Hayden send holiday greetings to Beauford Delaney and congratulate him on the Cultural Center show. Handwritten.

Depicts a color image of a cartoon figure in a blender. Handwritten.

Sergent Jean Heneuier writes to Beauford Delaney lamenting that he was unable to see him before his departure. He writes that he will be stationed the south of Morocco and gives him his new address. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Sergent Jean Heneuier writes to Beauford Delaney telling him that he has returned from Morocco and would like for him to come over for dinner. Handwritten.

Handwritten.

Jack and Tui Higgins send Beauford Delaney a greeting card and tell him that he should stay with them on his way back from Paris. Typescript/Handwritten.

Depicts black and white image of woman holding child. Jack and Tui Higgins send Beauford Delaney a greeting card from Bangkok, Thailand. Typescript/Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Tui Higgins writes to Beauford Delaney about their voyage to Thailand and their settling into their new life. She writes that he should come visit them. Typescript.