April 15, 1896. New York, NY. To Philip R. Goodwin from Harper’s Round Table. Payment of $10.00 for illustration for the story “A Story of Strife.” Notice of first prize award.

February 2, 1899. Providence, RI. To Howard Pyle from Stacy Tolman, Rhode Island School of Design. Letter of reference for Philip R. Goodwin.

June 9, 1899. Philadelphia, PA. From James MacAlister, President, Drexel Institute to Philip R. Goodwin. Notice of Honorable Mention for Excellence of Work in Second Class of the School of Drawing for the year 1898-1899.

August 29, 1900. Chadd’s Ford, PA. From Howard Pyle to J.B. Goodwin (Philip’s father) discussing Philip’s promise as an artist and offering to take him on as a student.

September 5, 1900. Philadelphia, PA. From [J.B. Goodwin] to Howard Pyle. (carbon copy) Letter accepting Pyle’s offer to take Philip on as a student.

June 6, 1902. Philadelphia, PA.  To Philip from his father John B. Goodwin, telling him of work offers (Mr. Whitney) and giving advice. (Pencil draft of a letter to a client on verso).

June 18, 1902. Philadelphia, PA. To Philip from his father John B. Goodwin in which he forwards correspondence from a client (Mr. Whitney) and offers advice.

January 22, 1903, Philadelphia, PA. To Howard Pyle from Thornton S. Hardy of the Curtis Publishing Company (Saturday Evening Post) asking him to get Philip to provide artwork for a story.

November 4, 1903. Wilmington, DE.. To Philip from Stanley M. Arthurs, a fellow student at Pyle’s studio. Re: art work in progress, etc. December 1, 1916. Providence, R.I. To Philip from his Uncle William P. Goodwin. October 10, 1918. New York, NY. To Philip from L.C. Boochever of the U.S. Treasury Loan Department re: his contribution of a work of art for the Fourth Liberty Loan Drive. August 6, 1919. New York, NY. To Philip from H. Ledyard Towle, Chief, Indoor Division, U.S. Government Loan Organization, Treasury Department, Liberty Loan Committee re: loan of a painting to the Government for display at the National Gallery asking Goodwin to give the painting to the government. August 13, 1919. New York, NY. To Mrs. Ella R. Goodwin from H. Ledyard Towle acknowledging Goodwin’s gift of a painting to the U.S. Government.