Carolyn Lloyd Strobell
Later life
### Later life

Strobell lived in New York City and summered in [Little Compton, Rhode Island](/wiki/Little_Compton%2C_Rhode_Island "Little Compton, Rhode Island"). In addition to her writing, she worked for the Committee on Maternal Health of the New York Academy of Medicine, researching for a book on birth control.Grace Hutchins, "Caro Lloyd Stobell, Active at 80", *The Daily Worker*, January 17, 1939 and unidentified newspaper article in Vassar College alumni archives.

In Little Compton, she was a member of the Little Compton Garden Club and part of the summer colony that centered on her brother's family's home, a center for socialists and other radicals.["Finding Aid to the Henry Demarest Lloyd Papers, 1840\-1937, Wisconsin Historical Society"](http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/wiarchives.uw-whs-ill00e), *The Stories Houses Tell: a Collection of Little Compton House Histories*. Little Compton Historical Society, 2015\.  
Goodrich, David L. *The Real Nick and Nora: Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, Writers of Stage and Screen Classics*. Southern Illinois University Press, 2004\. pg. 12\.


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