The Marion Woodman Collection

	Marion Woodman’s Camera This is the camera Woodman used as a young woman when she embarked on her European trip. The photos that document this trip in the collection were all taken with this camera.

	Marion Woodman’s Manuscript Draft A few pages from the edited draft of Woodman’s Leaving My Father’s House, published in 1992.

The collection is comprised of both personal and professional effects. It includes lecture notes and correspondence (professional and personal). Personal mementos in the collection include scrapbooks and photograph albums from Marion Woodman’s youth.

The collection also includes a manuscript of Leaving My Father’s House, and her personal library collection that includes volumes of Shakespeare, Emily Dickenson, T.S. Eliot and the Collected Works of C.G. Jung with and without marginalia.

The audio and video collection includes (this is a partial listing):

Series of lectures presented at the Houston Jung Center
• “Symbol as Connector Between Psyche and Soma” (2001)
• “Dialogue with Alan Jones” (1987)
• “The Wounded Feeling Function Dialogue with Robert Johnson” (1987)
• “The Battered Grail” (1987)
• “Chrysalis: Embodied, Empowered, Encountered” (1984)

Marion Woodman Foundation Special Edition Audio Lectures
• Sitting by the Well
• Emily Dickinson and the Demon Lover
• Holding the Tension of the Opposites
• Rolling Away the Stone
• Dreams: Language of the Soul

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