The Marie D. Hartwig Papers
The Marie D. Hartwig Papers are kept at the University of Michigan's Bentley Historical Library in Ann Arbor. They consist of six linear feet of material and one oversize volume. The papers cover Hartwig's work as an instructor and professor of physical education, 1930-1977, and as the first director of women's athletics, 1972-1976, at the University of Michigan. The papers also document the history of physical education and recreational sports for women and the development of women's varsity athletics at the university as well as Hartwig's involvement in various professional associations and her work with recreation programs at Interlochen.
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