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Women who were embroiled in discrimination suits sent Hopkins letters, court documents, and messages of thanks for her paving the way.

Hopkins sending a letter to Julia Randall Sawyer to give her an update on her whereabouts.

Included in Hopkins' personal correspondence were letters and papers that offered insight into Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins, 490 U.S. 228, including a Harvard Business Review case study edited by Hopkins and two poems written by Julia Randall Sawyer.

Untitled archival photo of Ann Hopkins.

Untitled archival photo of Ann Hopkins.

Untitled archival photo of Ann Hopkins.

Untitled archival photo of Ann Hopkins.

Newspaper article clipping, including a quote from Ann Hopkins during an interview.

The Office of the Dead, usually found at the end of a book of hours, is a collection of psalms, prayers, and readings from the Old and New Testaments that were meant to coach the dying and the living family through death. The Office of the Dead is…

The Seven Penitential Psalms were a standard feature of the book of hours. These psalms were traditionally thought to have been written by King David in order to repent his numerous transgressions against God. They formed part of the Jewish liturgy…