Correspondence
Found in 44 Collections and/or Records:
.01 Allan A. Kuusisto papers, 1969-2000
Adaline Glasheen papers
Alexander Sloan and Ishbel MacLeish Campbell papers, 1901-1996
Arch Merrill papers, 1837-1972
The Arch Merrill papers contain correspondence and papers related to Merrill's profession as journalist. It also contains photographs of both a professional and personal nature.
Church family papers
The Church family papers contain both personal and business correspondence, along with financial records, wills, newspaper clippings, and genealogical materials that span over a century.
David Bates Douglass papers
This collection consists of the professional papers of David Bates Douglass. These papers encompass many of Douglass's professional activities, including professions as a soldier, engineer, professor, college president, and architect of cemeteries.
Durfee family papers, 1884-1993
Documents and photographs relating to the Durfee Family: Elizabeth Racao Durfee (Registrar and faculty member), Walter Hetherington Durfee (Dean, Provost, Acting President and faculty member), William Pitt Durfee (Dean, Acting President and faculty member), and Horton K. Durfee, Hobart class of 1949 and World War II Veteran.
Edward Everett (E. E.) Griffith and the Little Theater collection, 1946-1995
A collection of Professor E. E. Griffith's personal papers, biographical materials, and materials regarding the Little Theatre, of which he was the Director. The collection spans the years 1946-1995.
Edward H. C. Taylor papers
Edward H. C. Taylor (1840-1905) was educated at Hobart College. At the outbreak of the Civil War he was visiting in Holland, Michigan, and enlisted in the 4th Regiment Michigan Infantry. The majority of this collection is personal correspondence from Taylor to his family during his service in the American Civil War from 1860-1864. It also includes some later correspondence, his Muster Roll, a lithograph from the 4th Regiment Michigan Infantry, and miscellaneous items.
Elizabeth Blackwell Award records
Files pertaining to the creation of the Elizabeth Blackwell Award in 1958, and its recipients.
Elizabeth Blackwell family papers
Elizabeth Blackwell is a 1849 graduate of the Geneva Medical College making her the first woman in the United States to obtain a medical degree. She spent much of her following career advocating for women's access to the field of medicine as well as women's medical care. This collection contains several pamphlets authored by Dr. Blackwell in addition to materials related to other members of the Blackwell family.
Elizabeth Russell papers, 1951-1955
This is a small collection containing letters Elizabeth Russell wrote to her parents while attending William Smith College in the 1950s.
Elon Howard Eaton papers, 1877-2009
Evelyn Tooley Hunt brag books, 1952-1988
This collection contains eight "brag books," or scrapbooks, including newspaper clippings, poems, prizes, programs and correspondence from publishers and fans. There are also two binders, one of songs written by Hunt with correspondence, the other with haiku poetry and correspondence.
Frances Turgeon Wiggin papers, 1911-1985
Geneva Academy collection
This artificial collection contains documents related to Geneva Academy, Fairfield Academy, and the founding of Geneva College.
Geneva Medical College collection
This collection contains documents relating to the genesis and the early years of the Geneva Medical College and how it became a part of Hobart College (then called Geneva College). Materials include circulars and annual catalogues listing students and faculty of the Geneva Medical College along with documents that describe the hardships of the medical college, notably the difficult relationship between the Board of Trustees and the Medical Faculty.
George Maxwell Blackstock Hawley papers, 1870-1940
Gladys Moyer Dean papers
This collection contains documents and memorabilia from the estate of Gladys Moyer Dean. Dean was a member of the first William Smith Class—the Class of 1912—as Gladys Campbell Moyer.
Helen Bateman Heath papers, 1915-1987
Howard Van Rensselaer Palmer papers
The materials in this collection primarily date from Howard Van Rensselaer Palmer's time at Hobart College (circa 1899-1902) and his fundraising activities in the 1920s and 1930s.
James R. Doolittle papers, 1832-1962
John Lydenberg collection, 1931-2000
The Collection on John Lydenberg includes documents from 1931 to 2000 that pertain to John Lydenberg, Professor of English and American Studies at Hobart and William Smith Colleges from 1946-1980. These documents are organized into four boxes, which include lecture notes, supplementary teaching materials, publications, and biographical information.
John Ruskin support materials, 1981-2008
Joseph J. Myler dime novel collection, 1860-1993 (bulk 1877-1918)
Kathryn Dapp Cook papers, 1957-1998
The papers and material in the Kathryn Dapp Cook Papers collection date from 1957 to 1998. There are a series of books, many about James Joyce's works, as well as some by other authors. Correspondence from former students as well as colleagues is also included.
Leo Srole papers, 1933-1993
Library records, 1823-2012
Little, Hale, and Douglass families papers
Marianna MacKay Wilkins papers, 1924-1987
Papers and items belonging to or regarding Marianna MacKay Wilkins, WS '28. Includes 83 items in 14 folders, all contained in one box. Materials in this collection date from 1924 to 1987.