Steven Lee Carson

Background

Carson, Steven Lee was born on March 23, 1943 in New York City. Son of Harold and Mathilde (Seidel) Carson.

Education

Bachelor, New York University, 1964; Master of Arts, New York University, 1965.

Career

Archivist, conference director, National Archives, Washington, 1967-1973; chairman, White House Conference President & Children, Washington, 1974; editor, writer, Manuscript Society News, Washington, since 1987; conference director, The Manuscript Society, 1974-1980. Director history pavilion Hall of Fame Great American, New York City, 1964. Editor President Commission Civil Disorders, Washington, 1968.

Television commentator, lecturer in field.

Achievements

• Steven Lee Carson has been listed as a noteworthy Newspaper publisher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Speechwriter The White House, United States Congress, Maryland. House Delegates, since 1974. Fellow The Manuscript Society.

Member National Press Club, National Writers Union, Lincoln Group District of Columbia (president 1985-1988), Washington Indiana Writers, Lincoln Forum (trustee since 1997), Abraham Lincoln Institute of the Middle Atlantic (trustee since 1997), New York University Honorary Society, New York University Society of the Torch.

Interests

• Avocation: collecting historic manuscripts & letters.

Connections

Married Yvonne DeDrozizhki, August 8, 1971 (deceased February 1980).

Father:

Harold Carson

Mother:

Mathilde (Seidel) Carson

Spouse:

Yvonne DeDrozizhki