Box 1

This folder contains one folder on Indian Spring Country Club in Florida, which was owned by Leonard Greenberg.

Newspaper clippings and articles about award presented to Maurice Greenberg for his service to Hebrew Day School and Torah education.

Obituary outlines his business and philanthropic activities.

Article about exhibit by Julia Pirotte who photographed France during World War II. This event was held by the Greenberg Center for Judiac Studies to honor Phyllis Greenberg, wife of Leonard Greenberg of Coleco.

The articles include information on Coleco's sponsorship of a Chanukah special, a grant to allow students to see shows at the Bushnell, and a partnership with the Charter Oak school.

The book outlines the present (as of 1982) condition of Coleco, as well as documenting the past of the company, it's journey to it's 1982 incarnation, as well as looking towards the future.

The photocopy is unclear as to what it is. May indicate that there is an original document in the Workman's Group, Hartford file.

Newspaper articles document Coleco from 1979-1987, some articles undated. Articles include topics such as various new people in leadership positions, the company's going into bankrupcy as well as their popular toy, Cabbage Patch Kids and failed computer system, the Adam.

The undated article about the talking Cabbage Patch Kids probably is from 1987 as it mentions the 200th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution.

Folder is subdivided by years.

These articles talk about their standing as a business as well as the bankrupcy.

Most of the articles deal with the bankrupcy and fallout of Coleco.

Folder contains publicity material and correspondence for the oral history panel featuring Arnold and Leonard Greenberg.

Oral history transcript not in file. Hardcopy located in people files, digital files attached to database records.