Collection number: MC 187
Size: 7 boxes
(2.5 cu.ft.)
About William Rosenberg (1916-2002)
William Rosenberg was born on June 10, 1916 in Dorchester, Massachusetts. He left school at age 14 to help support his family during the Depression, and after World War II founded Industrial Luncheon Services, a catering service run from converted telephone trucks that served coffee and snacks to Boston-area factory workers during their breaks. The business grew rapidly and branched out to include vending machines and in-plant cafeterias.
Noticing that coffee and doughnuts amounted to 40% of his total sales, Rosenberg opened his first doughnut shop, the Open Kettle in Quincy, Massachusetts in 1948. Open Kettle changed its name to Dunkin' Donuts in 1950 and operated inside a former awning store in Quincy, Massachusetts. Five years later, Dunkin' Donuts signed its first franchise agreement. Rosenberg's partner, Harry Winokur, was against this idea, so Rosenberg bought him out. Today Dunkin' Donuts has more than 5000 franchises worldwide. Ironically, Harry Winokur went on to found Mister Donut and its franchises.
Around 1960, Rosenberg opened a burger chain, Howdy Beefburger, and placed these stores in the same location as his Dunkin Donut shops in a shared parking lot in order to better compete for property with the larger chains, such as McDonalds and Exxon.
In 1963, Rosenberg handed over the presidency of Dunkin' Donuts to his son Robert, but he stayed on as chairman of the board and remained a vital influence on the company. Dunkin' Donuts went public in the late 1960s, and the first overseas shop opened in Japan in 1970. In 1988, Rosenberg retired from his position with Dunkin' Donuts, but continued as a consultant to the company. Allied Domecq PLC bought Dunkin' Donuts in 1990, but sold it to Dunkin Brands, Inc. in December 2005.
In 1959, Rosenberg had the idea of starting the International Franchise Association (IFA) while attending a franchising convention in Chicago. He and Jack Alpert, a fellow convention attendee, put together the IFA's by-laws. At the time, franchising was in its infancy and faced the threat of being legislated out of existence. With the efforts of the IFA, franchising grew and flourished. In the 1980s, Rosenberg would have a strong hand in establishing the IFA's Education Foundation.
In the late 1960s, Rosenberg became interested in harness racing. In 1968 he purchased Wilrose Farms in East Kingston, NH and set about buying and breeding Standardbred horses. His horses won many important races and sold for record-breaking prices, but in 1976, he sold the entire stock of the farm's horses although he continued to invest in horses. In the early 1970s, he began a campaign for a Sire Stakes program in New Hampshire. The bill for this program was passed by the NH state legislature in the winter of 1974. Rosenberg helped to found the International Horse Racing Association in the 1980s.
In 1980 Rosenberg donated Wilrose Farm to the University of New Hampshire. The farm was sold 14 years later and the university dedicated a chair in Franchising and Entrepreneurship in Rosenberg's name, and then in the fall of 2002 launched the William Rosenberg International Center of Franchising.
Rosenberg suffered from many forms of cancer. In 1976, he was diagnosed with lymphoma. He underwent radiation treatment under Dr. George Canellos at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and fully recovered. In 1988, the William Rosenberg Professorship in Medicine at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School was established with the support of the William Rosenberg Family Foundation. Dr. Canellos became the first doctor to hold that professorship.
William Rosenberg was married twice. On April 29, 1937, he married Bertha "Bookie" and they had three children, Robert, Carol and Donald. In the late 1960s, Bill and Bookie separated and later divorced. Bill married Ann Aluisy of Farmington, NH on June 24, 1978. Rosenberg's autobiography, Time to Make the Donuts, was published in 2001.
On September 20, 2002, William Rosenberg died at his home in Mashpee, Massachusetts.
About the William Rosenberg Papers
The bulk of the William Rosenberg Collection contains newspaper and magazine clippings and photographs collected by him, business associates and family members. The clippings and photographs chronicle the operations of Industrial Luncheon Services, Dunkin' Donuts, the International Franchise Association, Wilrose Farm and harness racing. Included is a photo-chronicle of Bill's and his wife Ann's 1982 six week trip to Asia to survey Dunkin' Donuts stores there. The highlight of the collection is an original draft of the IFA's by-laws with hand-written notes and comments by William Rosenberg.
Administrative Information
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Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], [Folder], [Box], William Rosenberg Papers, 1940-2002, MC 187, Milne Special Collections and Archives, University of New Hampshire Library, Durham, NH, USA.
Acquisitions Information
Donation, Ann Rosenberg, June 2, 2003 (Accession number: 2003.6)
Collection Arrangement
This collection is arranged into seven series. The material is organized by subject with each subject further organized into type of material. For example, Series 2, Rosenberg's business papers, are further arranged into subseries comprised of correspondence, clippings, ephemera, and publications. Photographs are arranged by size. Videotapes make up their own series, as do oversized materials.
Collection Contents
Series 1: Personal, 1953-2002
Subseries A: Correspondence
| Box 1 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Box 1, Folder 1-4 | To Rosenberg, 1966:
Telegrams and birthday cards from Rosenberg's 50th birthday party held at the Hotel Somerset on June 11, 1966. Items were originally in a commemorative album. Includes a facsimile of a letter from then Massachusetts' Governor John A. Volpe as well as a few clippings from the album. | |
| Box 1, Folder 5 | To/from Rosenberg, 1982-2000:
From Wendy and Alan Leavitt, October 27, 1982 To Bruce A. Mohl of the Boston Globe re: article about Rosenberg, September 13, 1983 To Rosenberg from Thomas R. Schwarz, 8/30/1986 and 10/6/1988 To Rosenberg from Merle E. Singer, Rabbi of Temple Beth El of Boca Raton, March 3 and 10, 2000 | |
| Box 1, Folder 6 | From President Ronald Reagan, July 29, 1983: Photo of letter to Rosenberg re: 35th anniversary as an entrepreneur | |
Subseries B: Clippings
| Box 1, Folder 7 | Original and facsimile copy of article mentioned in Rosenberg's autobiography, Time to Make the Donuts. November 1953. | |
| Box 1, Folder 8 | Three Boston Herald articles from 1964-1965, all biographical | |
| Box 1, Folder 9 | Boston Globe special section original and facsimile from June 12, 1966 re: Rosenberg and Dunkin' Donuts | |
| Box 1, Folder 10 | Quincy Ledger, Monday June 20, 1966 Mass. Gov. Volpe presenting cuff links to Rosenberg on his 50th birthday. Picture with caption. | |
| Box 1, Folder 11 | 1970-1979. Biographical clippings, arranged chronologically | |
| Box 1, Folder 12 | 1983-1988. Re Rosenberg's retirement, Pioneer of the Year Award (1988) | |
| Box 1, Folder 13 | 1988. Re: Dana-Farber Institute | |
| Box 1, Folder 14 | 1990-2000. Re: Gutman as Rosenberg Chair, Temple Beth El, Don Rosenberg and Robert Rosenberg | |
| Box 1, Folder 15 | An article about the release of his autobiography, Time to Make the Donuts, originally contained in scrapbook. Contains a card from Catherine, an employee, who put the scrapbook together. 2001-2002. |
Subseries C: Ephemera
| Box 1, Folder 16 | Caricature of Rosenberg trailing a horse, August 29, 1983 | |
| Box 1, Folder 17 | Invitation to Temple Beth El Festival of the Arts, March 25, 1995. Rosenberg and his wife were honorees. |
Series 2: Business, 1950-2001
Subseries A: Correspondence
| Box 1, Folder 18 | To/from Rosenberg/Louis Perlman, 1970-1971. Re: the presentation of a plaque and speech on the occasion of Dunkin' Donut's 20th anniversary. Enclosed with a copy of the speech. | |
| Box 1, Folder 19 | To Rosenberg from Richard N. Hart, Jr. VP and Treasurer of Dunkin' Donuts, July 12, 1985 re: Investor's Daily. Enclosed with a copy of Investor's Daily article about Dunkin' Donuts and Value Line report | |
| Box 1, Folder 20 | From Rosemary C. Tracy, Field Marketing Manager, August 23, 1994 re: World Trade Center, Boston Coffee Gala | |
| Box 1, Folder 21 | To Dunkin' Donuts Family Member, April 17, 2000 re: 50th anniversary of Dunkin' Donuts poster |
Subseries B: Clippings
| Box 1, Folder 22 | 1950-1951 re: Industrial Luncheon Service | |
| Box 1, Folder 23 | 1964-2001 re: Dunkin' Donuts, Robert Rosenberg's role and divorce, sales, William Rosenberg Award, takeover, "Freddie" Award, and doughnuts |
Subseries C: Ephemera
| Box 1, Folder 24 | Industrial Cafeterias, Inc. Consolidated Financial Statements, October 28, 1967 and Menumat Menu and materials list, 1967? | |
| Box 1, Folder 25 | Early franchise leaflet, "Dollars from Donuts!"
Fact sheet about Dunkin' Donuts for prospective franchisees: "I've Got A Secret But I'm Telling You" Metal plaque or plate: "Thank You For Upholding Our Fine Reputation/Chairman of the Board/Dunkin' Donuts" | |
| Box 1, Folder 26 | Invitation to the Rosenbergs for the Blessing and
Inauguration of the Dunkin' Donuts shop at the Greenhills Shopping
Center, San Juan, Manila, Feb. 6, 1982.
Two Japanese Dunkin' Donuts advertizing flyers Restaurants in Japan, Japan National Tourist Organization | |
| Box 1, Folder 27 | Brochure for Award for Innovation with note from Robert Rosenberg, 1986? | |
| Box 1, Folder 28 | World Trade Center, Boston Coffee Gala announcement/invitation, 1994 | |
| Box 1, Folder 29 | Postcard: "Christ died for our Dunkin' Donuts," 1994 | |
| Box 1, Folder 30 | Allied Domecq Retailing International Worldwide Partner Conference program, The Orchid At Mauna Lani, Hawaii, March 19 - 23, 1996? | |
| Box 1, Folder 31 | Dunkin' Donuts Annual Reports, 1971-1972. View excerpts here | |
| Box 1, Folder 32 | Dunkin' Donuts Annual Reports, 1973-1974 | |
| Box 1, Folder 33 | Dunkin' Donuts Annual Reports, 1975-1976 | |
| Box 1, Folder 34 | Dunkin' Donuts Annual Reports, 1977-1978 | |
| Box 1, Folder 35 | Dunkin' Donuts Annual Reports, 1979-1980 | |
| Box 1, Folder 36 | Dunkin' Donuts Annual Reports, 1981-1982 | |
| Box 1, Folder 37 | Dunkin' Donuts "Letter to Stockholders" taken from the Dunkin' Donuts Annual Reports, 1983-1988 |
Subseries D: Publications
| Box 1, Folder 38 | Dunkin' Donuts Newsletter June 1966 | |
| Box 1, Folder 39 | Universal Food Service News November 1966 | |
| Box 1, Folder 40 | Dunkin' Donuts employee manual, "20 Steps To Success," 1967 | |
| Box 1, Folder 41 | 1968: Pages 3-6 of unidentified newsletter with picture of 18th anniversary of Dunkin' Donuts shop. In poor condition. | |
| Box 1, Folder 42 | Dunkin' Donuts Quarterly, 1983-1989. View March 1985 | |
| Box 2 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Box 2, Folder 1 | The Coffee Break, June 1991 | |
| Box 2, Folder 2 | Common Grounds, June 7, 1996, August 2, 1996, August 16, 1996 | |
| Box 2, Folder 3 | Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Stock Report, March 14, 2000 | |
| Box 2, Folder 4 | Esprit: the Allied Domecq Magazine, April - June, 2000. "Feeling fabulous at 50″- article celebrating Dunkin' Donuts' 50th anniversary. Gives 1948 as the date of the opening of Open Kettle | |
Series 3: Franchising, 1960-2000
Subseries A: By-Laws
| Box 2, Folder 5 | By-laws for the International Franchise Association, Inc., 1960 with Rosenberg's notations. Includes original and facsimile copy. |
Subseries B: Correspondence
| Box 2, Folder 6 | March 20, 1991: To/from James B. Henry (Dean of College of Business Administration, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA) re: Rosenberg's being made a Certified Franchise Executive by the University (see Box 2 Folder 19 for the actual certificate) |
Subseries C: Clippings
| Box 2, Folder 7 | 1962-2000: clippings from various newspapers and magazines re: franchising in general and/or profiling Rosenberg and his efforts to organize franchisers |
Subseries D: Ephemera
| Box 2, Folder 8 | Photocopy of IFMA Chain Operators Exchange (COEX) Annual Banquet program, 1980. Includes photographs of the honorees, including Rosenberg. | |
| Box 2, Folder 9 | Program for the International Franchise Association 1982 Annual Convention, January 31 - February 4, Kauai, Hawaii program. | |
| Box 2, Folder 10 | "Looking Back: Looking Ahead: An IFA 25th Anniversary Retrospective" (booklet), January 1985 | |
| Box 2, Folder 11 | Various materials from the 29th Multi-Unit Food Service Operators (MUFSO) Conference, October 2 - May 5, 1988 including a convention schedule and program and a business directory of the participants | |
| Box 2, Folder 12 | Information folder for the International Franchise Association Educational Foundation, Inc. | |
| Box 2, Folder 13 | Program for the Ride the Wave to Franchise Excellence: 30th International Franchise Convention, Hyatt Regency, Waikoloa: The Big Island of Hawaii, January 28 - February 1, 1990 | |
| Box 2, Folder 14 | Presentation certificate from Louisiana State University and the International Franchise Association to Rosenberg to bear the title "Certified Franchise Executive." | |
| Box 2, Folder 15 | Awards Program for Annual Meeting of the IFA in January 1991 in Palm Springs, CA. Rosenberg and his wife did not attend. | |
| Box 2, Folder 16 | 1992 IFA Awards Program "Salute to Leadership" and another program for the 32nd International Franchise Convention held February 2 - 5, 1992 in Palm Desert, CA. | |
| Box 2, Folder 17 | Invitation for the Inaugural Franchising Symposium, "Franchising the Economy and the World," October 4, 1994 | |
| Box 2, Folder 18 | University of New Hampshire invitation to the Dedication of the William Rosenberg Chair in Franchising and Entrepreneurship, held at the New England Center, Durham, NH on June 11, 1994 |
Subseries E: Publications
| Box 2, Folder 19 | News from the Franchising & Licencing World Center, Vol.1 No.1, First Quarter 1995. (The title of this publication has been cut off the cover, but is clipped in place.) |
Series 4: Horses, 1969-1988
Subseries A: By-Laws
| Box 2, Folder 20 | Drafts of the International Horse Racing Association By-laws, October 5, 1983 |
Subseries B: Correspondence
| Box 2, Folder 21 | From/To "Speedy Somolli" (Rosenberg's race horse), September 1978 re: race and offer of free donuts | |
| Box 2, Folder 22 | Copy of letter to Frank X. Ready, Executive Vice President of United States Trotting Association re: of North American Harness Racing Marketing Association, Inc.(NAHRMA), March 30, 1984 | |
| Box 2, Folder 23 | From Joe Feinstein and Douglas Warren of North American Harness Racing Marketing Association, Inc. (NAHRMA) with attached progress report, August 15 and 25, 1985 |
Subseries C: Clippings
| Box 2, Folder 24 | "A few Dozen Donuts," Hoof Beats, December 1969 | |
| Box 2, Folder 25 | 1975-1996 re: the efforts to organize and promote harness racing and breeding in New Hampshire, New England and in general | |
| Box 2, Folder 26 | 1974-1988 re: horses and racing in general. Individual horses, races, Rosenberg's awards | |
| Box 2, Folder 27 | 1980 newspaper articles re: donation of Wilrose Farms to the University of New Hampshire |
Subseries D: Receipts
| Box 2, Folder 28 | Various receipts for care and transport of Rosenberg's horse, Speedy Somolli, September 1978 |
Subseries E: Ephemera
| Box 2, Folder 29 | Brochures for Wilrose Farms, 197? | |
| Box 2, Folder 30 | Two ticket stubs for the Du Quoin State Fair, Hambletonian Day, September 2, 1978 | |
| Box 2, Folder 31 | Program for the New England Harness Writers Association's 15th Hall of Fame Dinner honoring Rosenberg, October 15, 1979 | |
| Box 2, Folder 32 | Dedication program for the William Rosenberg Conference Center [Wilrose Farms], October 13, 1980 and a brochure for the Conference Center | |
| Box 2, Folder 33 | National Horse Racing Association list of $1,000 Charter Sponsors, August 31, 1984 | |
| Box 2, Folder 34 | Brochure: complete dispersal of all broadmares belonging to Wilrose Farms, October 31 - November 1, 1985 | |
| Box 2, Folder 35 | 23rd Annual Harness Horsemen International Man of the Year Award Dinner program, February 6, 1988, Fort Lauderdale, Florida |
Subseries F: Publications
| Box 2, Folder 36 | Standardbred Breeders and Owners Development Agency of New Hampshire Annual Reports, 1975 and 1976 | |
| Box 2, Folder 37 | Wilrose Farms Complete Dispersal of Broadmares and Weanlings, November 22, 1976, Tattersalls, Lexington, Kentucky. Catalog of horses. | |
| Box 2, Folder 38 | "The Black Book Part 2: Special Catalog Wilrose Farm Dispersal, featuring the 42 mares owned by the partnership of Lana Lobell Farms and Wilrose Farms. Selling Thursday Evening, October 31st Session begins at 8:00 P.M." Includes hand-written amounts beside most horses. | |
| Box 2, Folder 39 | Weekly Track Topics (of the Harness Tracks of America, Inc.), August 30, 1985. Lead article: "Bob Rossilli Named As Director of NAHRMA Marketing Operations." |
Series 5: Photographs, 1940-1994
Subseries A: 5x7 (all B&W unless otherwise indicated)
| 1. Personal | ||
| Box 3 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Box 3, Envelope 1 | Headshot of Rosenberg by Fabian Bachrach, undated, but probably 1950s | |
| Box 3, Envelope 2 | Portrait of Rosenberg by Fabian Bachrach, as above but different view | |
| Box 3, Envelope 3 | Headshot of Rosenberg, taken in Durham, 1984 | |
| Box 3, Envelope 4 | Headshot of Rosenberg, photographer unidentified, 1980s, taken for the annual report [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 5 | Barry Benacerraf, M.D., President, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, William Rosenberg, Dean Tosteson, Harvard Medical School. Taken at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, May 27, 1988 | |
| 2. Business | ||
| Box 3, Envelope 6 | Rosenberg seated at desk, January 1982. Taken for ‘Million Dollar Bill' layout for Headline Brokers ad. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 7 | As above, but different view. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 8 | As above, but different view. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 9 | As above, but different view. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 10 | Rosenberg and wife, Ann. Information as above. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 11 | As above, but different view. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 12 | As above, but different view. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 13 | As above, but different view. | |
| a. Greenhills Mall Dunkin' Donuts Grand Opening, Manila, Philippines, February 1982 (Envelopes 14-33): | ||
| Box 3, Envelope 14 | Introductions | |
| Box 3, Envelope 15 | As above, but different shot | |
| Box 3, Envelope 16 | Ann Rosenberg being introduced to Mary Prieto, wife of Leopoldo Prieto, Sr., President of Golden Donuts, Manila franchisee | |
| Box 3, Envelope 17 | Ann Rosenberg receiving bouquet | |
| Box 3, Envelope 18 | As above, but different shot | |
| Box 3, Envelope 19 | Includes photo case with the names of those pictured | |
| Box 3, Envelope 20 | Priest giving the blessing at the opening | |
| Box 3, Envelope 21 | As above, but different shot | |
| Box 3, Envelope 23 | Rosenberg shaking hands with Filippino employee | |
| Box 3, Envelope 24 | Beginning the tour of the new facility | |
| Box 3, Envelope 25 | Meeting the kitchen staff | |
| Box 3, Envelope 26 | In conversation with the kitchen staff | |
| Box 3, Envelope 27 | The tour continues upwards | |
| Box 3, Envelope 28 | The first batch of donuts are ready | |
| Box 3, Envelope 29 | The counter staff are ready | |
| Box 3, Envelope 30 | More counter staff | |
| Box 3, Envelope 31 | After the formalities, the tasting | |
| Box 3, Envelope 32 | Rosenberg in conversation with Len Geller | |
| Box 3, Envelope 33 | Candid shot of Rosenberg munching on a donut, with Ann | |
| Box 3, Envelope 34 | Rosenberg and wife, Ann with Charles Bernstein, editor of Nation's Restaurant News, MUFSO Pioneer of the Year Award, October 3, 1988 | |
| Box 3, Envelope 35 | Rosenberg and Ann with V.P. of White Castle and wife, MUFSO Pioneer of the Year Award, October 3, 1988 | |
| 3. Franchising | ||
| Box 3, Envelope 36 | Rosenberg and wife at IFA Convention in Miami, Florida, 1983 | |
| Box 3, Envelope 37 | Rosenberg giving the Founders Day speech at the Ride the Wave to Franchise Excellence: 30th International Franchise Convention held at the Hyatt Regency, Waikoloa, Hawaii, January 28 - February 1, 1990 | |
| Box 3, Envelope 38 | As above, different view | |
| Box 3, Envelope 39 | As above, different view | |
| Box 3, Envelope 40 | As above, Rosenberg with Kemmons Wilson, founder of Holiday Inns | |
| Box 3, Envelope 41 | As above, with Kathryn Boe, Assistant Dean of Law School, Creighton University | |
| Box 3, Envelope 42 | As above, with President Gerald Ford and Arthur Karp, Great American Choc Chip Cookie Co. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 43 | As above, Rosenberg giving toast at closing banquet | |
| Box 3, Envelope 44 | As above different view, including Ann | |
| Box 3, Envelope 45 | Clayton Turnbull with Rosenberg and "Fred" at the Northeast Zone Advisory Council, Puerto Rico Seminar, Puerto Rico 1994 [color] | |
| 4. Horses | ||
| Box 3, Envelope 46 | NH Governor Meldrim Thomson signing bill for the Sire Stakes Program with Senator Delbert Downing, Senator Ward Brown, Representative Maurice Read, Senator Clesson Blaisdell, William Rosenberg, SBOA-NH president, Ann Aluisy, 1974 | |
| Box 3, Envelope 47 | Shawna, winning horse in sweepstakes in Philippines, 1980, pictured with jockey, who has the Star of David on his jacket, and four others. Written on back: "SHAWNA / Sweepstakes / Winner / P120,000 / $15,000. I don't think anyone / has the Star of David / as their Racing colors; / my racing colors since 1946" [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 48 | Rosenberg pictured with police officer enjoying some donuts, Lexington, KY, October 2, 1981 [color] | |
Subseries B: 8x10 (all B&W unless otherwise indicated)
| 1. Personal | ||
| Box 3, Envelope 49 | Robert Rosenberg's Bar Mitzvah, March 4, 1951 [sepia-toned] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 50 | Robert Rosenberg's Bar Mitzvah, March 4, 1951 [sepia-toned] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 51 | Portrait of Rosenberg, undated, but probably 1970s, 2 copies [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 52 | Rosenberg and others (including Ann before they were married), photograph by Herb Zimmerman, 1974? | |
| Box 3, Envelope 53 | Portrait of Rosenberg and wife, Ann, undated [color] | |
| 2. Business | ||
| a. Industrial Luncheon Service (mostly from the late 1940s) | ||
| Box 3, Envelope 54 | "Industrial Luncheon Service in South Boston; these are the original coffee urns before we developed the 100 gal units; smaller ones for the trucks." | |
| Box 3, Envelope 55 | Same as above, only slightly darker version | |
| Box 3, Envelope 56 | Drivers loading their carts and checking out. Mel Helpin, Supervisor. My Dad. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 57 | South Boston prior to conveyor belt; sandwiches were made by hand. Mary Deggan, 3rd woman. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 58 | Making coffee in South Boston plant before 100 gal containers developed | |
| Box 3, Envelope 59 | Woman wrapping sandwiches | |
| Box 3, Envelope 60 | Trucks to be loaded in South Boston garage | |
| Box 3, Envelope 61 | Old Commissary in South Boston; Coffee making equipment | |
| Box 3, Envelope 62 | Industrial Luncheon Service Commissary in Quincy, Mass | |
| Box 3, Envelope 63 | Coffee urns ready to be loaded on trucks; had two conveyor belts; one for ‘black' and one ‘cream and sugar.' | |
| Box 3, Envelope 64 | Bakery at Industrial Luncheon Services in Quincy | |
| Box 3, Envelope 65 | Cleaning truck coffee urns; developed automatic washer for them | |
| Box 3, Envelope 66 | Industrial Luncheon Service: First to use stainless steel carts for factory coffee breaks. (Photo early 50s, late 40s) | |
| Box 3, Envelope 67 | Loading Platform – had 40 truck capacity in Quincy; 25 out of Somerville | |
| Box 3, Envelope 68 | Drivers' turn-in room; bulletin boards for contests for maximum sales. ‘Red' Hare and Blackie Gordon. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 69 | Making sandwiches before conveyor belt installed | |
| Box 3, Envelope 70 | We were first of develop these stainless steel mobile carts | |
| Box 3, Envelope 71 | Sample industrial cafeteria (at Telechron Clock? – is that (no) WR and personal director of Telechron?? | |
| Box 3, Envelope 72 | Storeroom of the bakery at 1st I.L.S. location? | |
| Box 3, Envelope 73 | Coffee break at Tubular Rivet or Pneumatic Scale Co. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 74 | Phil Wilson at Coffee Urns | |
| Box 3, Envelope 75 | Assembling orders for shipping | |
| Box 3, Envelope 76 | One of the early trucks before heating units were installed | |
| Box 3, Envelope 77 | Mary Deggan at sandwich conveyor | |
| Box 3, Envelope 78 | Wrapping machine – Quincy | |
| Box 3, Envelope 79 | Shipping – Quincy Plant | |
| Box 3, Envelope 80 | Assembling orders for shipping, Frank Medige | |
| Box 3, Envelope 81 | Loaded carts; Drivers going to trucks at shipping platform, Tom Gary | |
| Box 3, Envelope 82 | New England Commissary in Quincy – had 144,000 sq. ft of space | |
| Box 3, Envelope 83 | Wrapping machine at Quincy (wrapping pies? croissants?) | |
| Box 3, Envelope 84 | New England Commissary in Quincy (for Industrial Luncheon Service) | |
| Box 3, Envelope 85 | New England Commissary ice cream freezer | |
| Box 3, Envelope 86 | New England Commissary oven in Quincy – Chef | |
| Box 3, Envelope 87 | Pie making machine; Dave Ponfret, mgr of Bakery Dept | |
| Box 3, Envelope 88 | Pumps and scales for weighing and filling; (note barrels of shortening) | |
| Box 3, Envelope 89 | Commissary in Quincy; 1st to use propane heater; had Reynolds develop aluminum containers for casseroles and pot pies, Danny Turello | |
| b. Dunkin' Donuts and Howdy Beefburger | ||
| Box 3, Envelope 90 | First Concept Store Design (Original concept) Late 50s (but most likely taken during the 1970s) [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 91 | Second Design concept, 1970s [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 92 | Howdy Beefburger Shop, Fall River, Mass. - had 17 in greater Boston area | |
| Box 3, Envelope 93 | Howdy Beefburger, Fall River, Mass. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 94 | Howdy Beefburger and DD opening; WR's idea to place them together for common parking lot. This about 1960 in Brockton. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 95 | As above, Howdy Beefburger with large crowd in front of it | |
| Box 3, Envelope 96 | Dunkin' Donuts, Torrington, Conn | |
| Box 3, Envelope 97 | Torrington, Conn. Donut & Food Store. DD and food operation store. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 98 | Dunkin' Donuts early packaging design | |
| Box 3, Envelope 99 | DD store design in the late 60s or early 70s | |
| Box 3, Envelope 100 | A DD grand opening; had radio announcers, disc jockeys, prizes, etc. Tuscon, Arizona – 1964 | |
| Box 3, Envelope 101 | Late 70s. Interior of Dunkin' Donuts store with customers [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 102 | Goodlight's English Fish & Chips started by RR [Robert Rosenberg] in late '60s | |
| Box 3, Envelope 103 | Rosenberg, Robert Rosenberg, and Ellie Leary at the celebration of her twenty-fifth anniversary working for Dunkin' Donuts. She was the first switchboard operator at the Quincy. 1981 or 1982. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 104 | "Fred" at the Coffee Gala, World Trade Center, Boston, April 1994. L to R: Bernie Kenney, James Forbes, "Fred", Rosemary Tracy, Shannon Maxwell [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 105 | "Fred" in front of Rosenberg Theater showing film "Look to the Future." Coffee Gala, World Trade Center, Boston, April 1994 [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 106-107 | Display of Dunkin' Donuts' boxes and cups over the years. Coffee Gala, World Trade Center, Boston, April 1994 [color] Photo No. 1 and Photo No. 2 | |
| Box 3, Envelope 108 | Rosenberg giving a speech. Coffee Gala, World Trade Center, Boston, 1994 [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 109 | Presentation by Rosenberg to long-time Dunkin' Donuts employee, Ellie Leary (?). Coffee Gala, World Trade Center, Boston, April 1994 [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 110 | Dunkin' Donuts Banner. Coffee Gala, World Trade Center, Boston, April 1994 [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 111 | "The World According to Dunkin'" inflated balloon on stage. Coffee Gala, World Trade Center, Boston, April 1994 [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 112-113 | Giant inflated Dunkin' Donuts' coffee cup. Coffee Gala, World Trade Center, Boston, April 1994 [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 114 | Band on stage with Dunkin' Donuts "Blending of the Years" banner. Coffee Gala, World Trade Center, Boston, 1994 [color] | |
| c. Other | ||
| Box 3, Envelope 115 | Rosenberg speaking on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of his businesses at the Sheraton Tara in Braintree, MA, 1986 [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 116 | As above, but different view [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 117 | Rosenberg and son, Robert, Sheraton Tara, Braintree, MA, 1986 [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 118 | Rosenberg and son, Robert, Management meeting, August 1988 [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 119 | Rosenberg and wife, Ann at MUFSO Pioneer of the Year Award, October 3, 1988 | |
| Box 3, Envelope 120 | Rosenberg and wife, Ann with Charles Bernstein, editor of Nation's Restaurant News at MUFSO Pioneer of the Year Award, October 3, 1988 | |
| Box 3, Envelope 121 | As above, but different view | |
| 3. Franchising | ||
| Box 3, Envelope 122 | WR being interviewed by WOR station in NY; in 1962 he was interviewed by Don McNeill on "Breakfast Club" show. He was President of I.F.A. in 1962. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 123 | Elmer Winters (Founder of MANPOWER, INC.) accepting the International Franchise Association Presidency from William Rosenberg, 1962. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 124 | Al Tunick, WR, prob Amonoso (Hyatt Regency), Grant Mauk, Elmer Winters, Ted Franks (Beltone), One Hour Martinizing VP, Burger Chef VP, one from Snap-on-Tools, 1962? In front of The King Arthur Room. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 125 | Rosenberg and other executives at the COEX (Chain Operators Exchange) Annual Banquet, 1980. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 126 | Rosenberg and three other executives (Pat O'Malley, Pres. of Canteen Group; Kemmons Wilson, Holiday Inns, and unidentified man from ARA) at the COEX (Chain Operators Exchange) Annual Banquet, 1980. | |
| Box 3, Envelope 127 | Rosenberg receiving IFA Educational Foundation award presented by Arthur Karp, Chairman, 1990. | |
| 4. Horses | ||
| Box 3, Envelope 128 | Rosenberg (?) riding in harness, undated [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 129 | "Noble Blitz," New Hampshire Sire Stakes Final, Rockingham Park, November 10, 1979 with Rosenberg and wife, Ann [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 130 | Portrait of an unidentified horse (Noble Blitz?), 1982. Photographer: Tony Leonard, Lexington, KY [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 131 | "No Nukes" [horse] "arrived October 19, 1982 NJ farm 10:15 AM" [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 132 | "Astro Hill" [horse] "The Red Mile winner, September 29, 1983" [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 133 | "Hoedown Hanover" [horse], race winner, June 21, 1983 [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 134 | New Jersey Sires Stake 2nd place for Rosenberg's horse Cincy Bindy, driver Peter Haughton, July 6, 1978 [color] | |
| Box 3, Envelope 135 | Victory Lane, The Geers Stake, Du Quoin State Fair, August 30, 1975 [color] |
Subseries C: 3x5 and other sizes (all color unless otherwise indicated)
| 1. Personal | ||
| Box 4 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Box 4, Envelope 1 | Portrait of Rosenberg that was taped over his picture in newspaper article (see Box 1 Folder 11), undated (b&w, 2×2) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 2 | Rosenberg with his mother Phoebe(?), undated (3×4) | |
| 2. Business | ||
| Box 4, Envelope 3 | Dunkin' Donuts counter, menu, worker and menu, undated (b&w, 4×5) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 4 | Dunkin' Donuts counter, menu and donuts, undated (4×5) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 5 | Dunkin' Donuts Convention, Miami 1968. Bill Beebee, Financial VP DD, Iru Eison, Robt. Rosenberg, William Rosenberg (5×5) | |
| a. Trip to Hawaii, January 1982 | ||
| Box 4, Envelope 6 | Dunkin' Donuts, Ala Moana Shopping Center, Honolulu | |
| Box 4, Envelope 7 | Counter, Dunkin' Donuts, Ala Moana Shopping Center, Honolulu | |
| Box 4, Envelope 8 | Rosenberg in front of animal sculpture in mall | |
| Box 4, Envelope 9 | As above, but closer view | |
| Box 4, Envelope 10 | U.S.S. Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbor | |
| Box 4, Envelope 11 | Ann in front of anchor | |
| Box 4, Envelope 12 | Ann in front of ship's bell | |
| Box 4, Envelope 13 | Rosenberg on U.S.S. Arizona | |
| Box 4, Envelope 14 | Rosenberg holding umbrella | |
| Box 4, Envelope 15 | Weathervane, Oahu | |
| Box 4, Envelope 16 | Sugar Mill, Oahu | |
| Box 4, Envelope 17 | Polynesian Cultural Center, Oahu | |
| Box 4, Envelope 18 | As above, dancing people | |
| Box 4, Envelope 19 | A very full Bill Rosenberg | |
| Box 4, Envelope 20 | Small waterfall, Polynesian Cultural Center, Oahu | |
| Box 4, Envelope 21 | Big waterfall, as above | |
| Box 4, Envelope 22 | Rosenberg eating soup | |
| Box 4, Envelope 23 | Unflattering shot of Rosenberg eating soup | |
| Box 4, Envelope 24 | Sailboat | |
| Box 4, Envelope 25 | The Blue Max Restaurant, Lohauna, Maui | |
| Box 4, Envelope 26-33 | Views of Maui | |
| Box 4, Envelope 34 | Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge | |
| Box 4, Envelope 35 | Rosenberg in front of the $100,000,000 Hyatt Regency, Maui | |
| Box 4, Envelope 36 | Ann in front of above | |
| Box 4, Envelope 37 | Rosenberg pictured in front of a glass window, Ann in reflection taking the photo | |
| Box 4, Envelope 38 | Rosenberg striking a pose next to an acrobatic sculpture | |
| Box 4, Envelope 39 | Rosenberg in the garden of the hotel, in front of a waterfall and summer house | |
| Box 4, Envelope 40 | Same as above, but different view | |
| Box 4, Envelope 41 | Rosenberg and Ann, as above | |
| Box 4, Envelope 42 | Rosenberg on a swinging bridge | |
| Box 4, Envelope 43 | Ann in the garden of the hotel | |
| Box 4, Envelope 44-58 | Helicopter ride, Kauai, various views | |
| b. Record of trip to Singapore, Philippines, Thailand, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Japan, February-March 1982 | ||
| Box 4, Envelope 59 | Rosenberg and Ann in Singapore 1982 | |
| Box 4, Envelope 60 | Lobby of Manila Hotel | |
| Box 4, Envelope 61 | As above, different view | |
| Box 4, Envelope 62 | South Harbor, Manila, Philippines. View from Manila Hotel. | |
| Box 4, Envelope 63 | As above, different view | |
| Box 4, Envelope 64 | As above, different view | |
| Box 4, Envelope 65 | Bamboo Organ, Manila | |
| Box 4, Envelope 66 | As above, different view | |
| Box 4, Envelope 67 | Leopoldo Prieto, Ann, Bill, John Spakowski, Sammy Shariff, Manila | |
| Box 4, Envelope 68 | Dunkin' Donuts in Manila | |
| Box 4, Envelope 69 | As above, different view | |
| Box 4, Envelope 70 | Rosenberg and Lt. Gov. of Philippines | |
| Box 4, Envelope 71 | Leopoldo Prieto, Jr., Leopoldo Prieto Sr., Len Geller, Vicky Prieto | |
| Box 4, Envelope 72 | Rosenberg and Walter Spakowski | |
| Box 4, Envelope 73 | Leopoldo Prieto Sr., Vicky Prieto, Ann Rosenberg, Walter Spakowski and child | |
| Box 4, Envelope 74 | Rosenberg, Leopoldo Prieto Sr., Vicky Prieto, Walter Spakowski and child | |
| Box 4, Envelope 75 | Sammy Shariff, Rosenberg, and Len Geller | |
| Box 4, Envelope 76 | Sammy Shariff and Ann | |
| Box 4, Envelope 77 | Sammy Shariff, Rosenberg, and Leopoldo Prieto Sr | |
| Box 4, Envelope 78 | Lt. Gov. of Philippines and family | |
| Box 4, Envelope 79 | Rosenberg with two young Filipinos | |
| Box 4, Envelope 80 | Counter staff | |
| Box 4, Envelope 81 | Crowded counter | |
| Box 4, Envelope 82 | Rosenberg and Ann on vacation in the Philippines (b&w) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 83 | Rosenberg (b&w) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 84 | Rosenberg, Ann with Camcorder, and Filipino woman (b&w) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 85-89 | Hindu religious festival, Singapore | |
| Box 4, Envelope 90 | Welcome from Gassy and Henry Foo, Bangkok, Thailand | |
| Box 4, Envelope 91 | Welcome to Dunkin' Donuts, Bangkok, Thailand | |
| Box 4, Envelope 92 | Rosenberg and Henry Foo, Dunkin' Donuts, Bangkok, Thailand | |
| Box 4, Envelope 93 | Ann Rosenberg and Nerasack, Dunkin' Donuts, Bangkok, Thailand | |
| Box 4, Envelope 94 | Ann Rosenberg with Singh | |
| Box 4, Envelope 95 | Dunkin' Donuts Grand Opening, Bangkok | |
| Box 4, Envelope 96 | William Rosenberg hamming it up at table, Bangkok | |
| Box 4, Envelope 97 | Four at table, Bangkok | |
| Box 4, Envelope 98 | Ann Rosenberg with 2 other women at table, Bangkok | |
| Box 4, Envelope 99-101 | Possible location for Dunkin' Donuts in Bangkok | |
| Box 4, Envelope 102 | Jai Singhi, Rosenberg, Gassy, and an unidentified fourth person | |
| Box 4, Envelope 103 | Buddhist shrine, Oriental Hotel, Bangkok | |
| Box 4, Envelope 104 | A hazy view of Bangkok from a nearby hill | |
| Box 4, Envelope 105 | Ann Rosenberg at Pattaya Beach, Thailand | |
| Box 4, Envelope 106 | Rosenberg "modeling" in hotel room, Pattaya Beach, Thailand | |
| Box 4, Envelope 107 | A playful Rosenberg at Pattaya Beach, Thailand | |
| Box 4, Envelope 108 | Ann Rosenberg on balcony in bikini at Pattaya Beach, Thailand | |
| Box 4, Envelope 109 | Rosenberg on balcony at Pattaya Beach, Thailand | |
| Box 4, Envelope 110 | Rosenberg in front of "Nuts," a store in Hong Kong | |
| Box 4, Envelope 111 | Ann Rosenberg in Hong Kong | |
| Box 4, Envelope 112 | Ann Rosenberg at Ocean terminal shopping centre in Hong Kong | |
| Box 4, Envelope 113 | Rosenberg in front of ship "Rotterdam" in Hong Kong harbor | |
| Box 4, Envelope 114 | Hong Kong Space Museum | |
| Box 4, Envelope 115 | Hong Kong Space Museum | |
| Box 4, Envelope 116 | The Peninsula Hotel, Hong Kong | |
| Box 4, Envelope 117-119 | Views from the Grand Hotel, Taipei, Taiwan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 120 | Blind masseur massaging Rosenberg | |
| Box 4, Envelope 121-124 | Buddhist temple, Taiwan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 125 | Rosenberg with Gordon Cheng, Taiwan licensee | |
| Box 4, Envelope 126 | Rosenberg with Cheng's father | |
| Box 4, Envelope 127 | Rosenberg with Cheng's father and uncle | |
| Box 4, Envelope 128 | Ann Rosenberg with Cheng's mother and aunt | |
| Box 4, Envelope 129 | Ann and William Rosenberg, Taiwan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 130 | Rosenberg on the balcony outside room in Grand Hotel, Taipei | |
| Box 4, Envelope 131 | Ann Rosenberg, as above | |
| Box 4, Envelope 132 | Ceiling in the lobby of Grand Hotel, Taipei | |
| Box 4, Envelope 133 | Chang Kai Chek Memorial, Taipei | |
| Box 4, Envelope 134-135 | The Rosenbergs in front of the Chang Kai Chek Memorial, Taipei | |
| Box 4, Envelope 136 | Rosenberg with policeman at Chang Kai Chek Memorial, Taipei | |
| Box 4, Envelope 137 | Ann Rosenberg in front of gardens at Chang Kai Chek Memorial, Taipei | |
| Box 4, Envelope 138 | Statue of Chang Kai Chek | |
| Box 4, Envelope 139 | The Rosenbergs in front of statue of Chang Kai Chek | |
| Box 4, Envelope 140 | Guard at Chang Kai Chek Memorial, Taipei | |
| Box 4, Envelope 141 | Tokyo, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 142 | Rosenbergs with children of Bob and Mary Shysman in Tokyo | |
| Box 4, Envelope 143 | Rosenberg and Mary Shysman with her children | |
| Box 4, Envelope 144 | Rosenbergs with Bob and Mary Shysman in Tokyo | |
| Box 4, Envelope 145 | Rosenbergs posed at chess set in Shysman home | |
| Box 4, Envelope 146 | Rosenberg outside Dunkin' Donuts in Yokohama, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 147 | Rosenberg inside Dunkin' Donuts in Yokohama, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 148 | The interior of Dunkin' Donuts in Yokohama, Japan, showing the menu board in Japanese | |
| Box 4, Envelope 149-152 | Dunkin' Donuts in Yokohama, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 153 | Rosenberg with Bob Shysman, Yokohama, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 154-157 | Dunkin' Donuts second satellite store in Yokohama, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 158-161 | Fujiya Hotel, Hakone, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 162 | High school students met on the ropeway at Mt. Fuji, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 163 | Ann Rosenberg on railway station, Hakone, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 164 | Rosenberg on railway station, Hakone, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 165 | Kikoso Inn, Hakone, Japan (dark print) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 166-167 | Typical food display (plastic) in Japanese restaurant window | |
| Box 4, Envelope 168-170 | Miyako Hotel garden, Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 171 | Geishas in Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 172 | Street scene, Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 173 | Ann Rosenberg in front of flower store, Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 174 | Flowers, Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 175-177 | Rosenberg at Shinto shrine on steep hill behind Miyako Hotel, Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 178-179 | Ann Rosenberg, as above | |
| Box 4, Envelope 180 | View from the roof of the Miyako Hotel, Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 181 | Rosenberg, Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 182 | Mister Donut, Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 183 | Ann Rosenberg on stairs of a colorful cafe, Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 184 | School bus, Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 185 | Little girl in mall, Kyoto, Japan (blurred print) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 186-190 | Nara deer park | |
| Box 4, Envelope 191 | Rosenberg in dragon smoking jacket, Mikayo Hotel, Kyoto, Japan | |
| Box 4, Envelope 192-194 | Ann and Bill Rosenberg pictured with Bob and Mary Shysman and an unidentified Japanese couple, Yokohama, Japan (b&w, 5×7) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 195 | Rosenberg delivering talk at President' Club Dinner, 1986 (4×5) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 196 | William Rosenberg, Ralph Gabellieri, Nat Alterman and Robert Rosenberg, 1991 (4×6) | |
| 3. Franchising | ||
| Box 4, Envelope 197 | William Rosenberg, Ralph Gabellieri, Nat Alterman and Robert Rosenberg, 1991 (4×6) | |
| a. Record of trip to Singapore, Philippines, Thailand, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Japan, February-March 1982 | ||
| Box 4, Envelope 198 | Bill Levine (in white jacket), Rosenberg, Bill Cherkasky, and Jim Bugg (in red jacket) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 199 | Rosenberg and unidentified woman at a podium | |
| Box 4, Envelope 200 | Rosenberg | |
| Box 4, Envelope 201 | Ann Rosenberg | |
| Box 4, Envelope 202 | Rosenberg, Jim Trethaway (in blue shirt), Bernie Browning, and Art Karp (with back to camera) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 203 | Rosenberg mingling with various people | |
| Box 4, Envelope 204-207 | Rosenberg receiving IFA Educational Foundation award presented by Mr. Arthur Karp, Chairman of the IFA | |
| Box 4, Envelope 208 | Rosenberg at podium | |
| Box 4, Envelope 209 | Rosenberg pictured with Art Karp and Hy Swartz) | |
| Box 4, Envelope 210 | Rosenberg pictures speaking with unidentified man | |
| 4. Horses | ||
| a. The ‘Donut' Horses, Florida, September 1974 | ||
| Box 4, Envelope 211 | Best of Donut, P. Haughton | |
| Box 4, Envelope 212 | Best of Donut, 2nd Try | |
| Box 4, Envelope 213 | Best of Donut, 3rd Try | |
| Box 4, Envelope 214 | Best of Donut, 3rd Try | |
| Box 4, Envelope 215 | Fleet Donut, W. Haughton | |
| Box 4, Envelope 216 | Fleet Donut, Start, W. Haughton | |
| Box 4, Envelope 217 | Funny Donut, Finish | |
| Box 4, Envelope 218 | Quilla Donut, Start, W. Haughton | |
| Box 4, Envelope 219 | Quilla Donut, W. Haughton | |
| Box 4, Envelope 220 | Romantic Donut | |
| Box 4, Envelope 221-223 | At The Red Mile Track in Lexington, KY 1981 | |
| Box 4, Envelope 224 | Rosenberg with Alan Finkelson, Lexington, KY 1981 | |
| Box 4, Envelope 225 | Ann Rosenberg, Lexington, KY 1981 | |
| Box 4, Envelope 226-229 | Rosenberg with crutch, Lexington, KY 1981 | |
| Box 4, Envelope 230 | Wilrose Farms Dispersal Sale, Ann (wife), Bob (son), Bill, and Don (son), October 31, 1985 | |
| Box 4, Envelope 231 | #117 Sedalia Lobell, SS-Summer Hill, 1985? Color, 5×5 | |
| Box 4, Envelope 232 | #154 Atlanta Lobell, SS-Amour Hill, 1985? Color, 5×5 | |
| Box 4, Envelope 233 | Rosenberg, Ann and unidentified man, November 1986 | |
| Box 4, Envelope 234 | Max Hempt, Bill Rosenberg, November 1986 | |
Series 6: Videotapes, 1988-1993
| Box 5 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Box 5, Tape 1 | Working On The Dream Sampler,
Robert Sturgis Productions Minneapolis, MN 1990, 12 1/2 mins
Rosenberg is interviewed from 8:54-9:36 | |
| Box 5, Tape 2 | Working On The Dream, Show #203,
24 mins
Rosenberg is interviewed from 4:45-5:55 and from 11:58-13:25 | |
| Box 5, Tape 3 | Working On The Dream, Show #205,
24 mins
Rosenberg is interviewed 10:41-16:52 about the beginnings of Dunkin' Donuts | |
| Box 5, Tape 4 | Working On The Dream, Show #301,
23 mins. 1992.
Rosenberg is interviewed 7:30-14:08 in segment called "True American Entrepreneur" – features brief biography of Rosenberg, Rosenberg talks about Dunkin' Donuts, franchising and the American Dream. | |
| Box 5, Tape 5 | Working On The Dream, Program For
Success Infomercial, Robert Sturgis Productions Minneapolis, MN
1992, 28:19 mins.
5:19: shot of Rosenberg in credits 8:30: Rosenberg gives advice and motivational speech 11-11:06: another shot of Rosenberg | |
| Box 5, Tape 6 | Working On The Dream, "Marketing
Yourself" Robert Sturgis Productions Minneapolis, MN 1993, 22 mins.
No mention of Rosenberg. Only short clip of him in opening credits. | |
| Box 5, Tape 7 | Rombouts, Antwerp, Belgium, October
1983, 41:34 mins.
0:00-14:04: Rosenberg and others taste-testing coffee grounds. Rosenberg mostly in background. 14:05-41:34: Rosenberg vacationing in Acapulco, Mexico. | |
| Box 5, Tape 8 | William Rosenberg Address to AVF Summer Meeting 1989, 20:40mins. Topic of speech is birth, growth, and future of franchising. | |
| Box 5, Tape 9 | William Rosenberg home video, February 6, 1988, 45:06mins. Harness Horsemen
International HHI Awards.
11:04-21:24: Rosenberg receives award and makes a speech 21:24-33:23: Other awards given 33:23-end: Playing tennis with family | |
| Box 5, Tape 10 | William Rosenberg home video, February 6, 1988, 45:06 mins. Harness Horsemen
International HHI Awards.
11:04-21:24: Rosenberg receives award and makes a speech 21:24-33:23: Other awards given out 33:26-36:10: Nestlé commercial and movie previews 36:10-end: Dirty Dancing (the movie) | |
| Box 5, Tape 11 | William Rosenberg home video, February 6, 1988, 35:19mins. HHI Awards.
6:13-16:34: Rosenberg receives award and makes a speech 16:49-27:22: "Racing From Meadowlands" TV interview with Rosenberg. Rosenberg talks about harness racing, breeding horses and his wife's horse, Green With Envy. 27:22-32:08: Harness races that Green With Envy competes in 32:08-35:19: Business Times on ESPN. Report on horse racing. | |
| Box 6 | ||
| Box 6, Tape 1 | William Rosenberg Harvard Medical School Speech, May 28, 1988, 23:13 mins.
13:13-19:06: Presentation of gift to Rosenberg from Medical School, Rosenberg makes speech. 19:10-23:13: Family and friends of Rosenberg on yacht. | |
| Box 6, Tape 2 | Duskin Pia, 1991. 12:17mins. Advertisement for buildings. Entirely in Japanese, no mention of Rosenberg or Dunkin' Donuts. | |
| Box 6, Tape 3 | "The Money Wheel," Money Talk CNBC-TV "Franchises," December 1, 1992, 12:46 mins. Mentions International Franchising Association. | |
| Box 6, Tape 4 | Moneyline CNN TV "Franchises," November 17, 1993, 2:43 mins. No mention of Rosenberg or Dunkin' Donuts. | |
| Box 6, Tape 5 | Dedication Ceremony for the William Rosenberg Chair in
Franchising & Entrepeneurship, University of New Hampshire,
June 11, 1994.
Features Rosenberg on franchising, the founding of IFA, and quality and improvement. | |
| Box 6, Tape 6 | First Business, USA Cable "Franchising" Parts 1 & 2, 6:34
mins. Report on 34th International Franchise Convention in Las Vegas,
Nevada, 1994.
1:32-1:53: Snippet of interview with William Rosenberg. | |
| Box 6, Tape 7 | WPBT Program Trust Fund Cut #4, 1 min. Ad for Trust Fund listing donors. The William Rosenberg Family Foundation Fund for Programming is amongst them. | |
| Box 6, Tape 8 | William Rosenberg interview with Arthur Lipper at the International Franchise Association Annual Meeting, January 30, 1985. 5:29 min. | |
Series 7: Oversized Materials, 1960-2001
| Box 7 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item 1 | Articles of Incorporation of the International Franchise Association, February 19, 1960 | |
| Item 2 | State of Illinois Certificate of Incorporation for the International Franchise Association, February 19, 1960 | |
| Item 3 | A Century of Accomplishment 1901-2001, South Shore Chamber of Commerce | |
| Item 4 | Commemorative album for the establishment of the William A. Rosenberg Professor of Medicine at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, May 27, 1988 | |
William Rosenberg
