Radcliffe College--Students
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
Letters of Floretta Elmore Greeley, 1906-1922
Letters written by Floretta Elmore Greeley, Radcliffe College Class of 1909, and her family; music manusript book; and swimming costume.
Papers of Anne Murray Morgan, 1890-1996
Papers of Radcliffe alumna and Harvard/Radcliffe official Anne Murray Morgan, her husband Paul Shepard Morgan, and her mother, Margaret Wessell Piersol.
Papers of Anne Murray Morgan, 1905-2001
Papers of Radcliffe graduate and Harvard/Radcliffe official Anne Murray Morgan and her parents, Margaret Wessell Piersol and Robinson Murray.
Papers of Edith Culver Hagar, 1905-2000
Diaries and other Radcliffe and Harvard papers of Edith Hagar documenting the social lives of college students and cultural life in Boston and Cambridge.
Papers of Elizabeth Moulton, 1934-2014
Correspondence, journals, and writings of author, artist, and Radcliffe College alumna Elizabeth Moulton.
Papers of Elizabeth Stoffregen May, 1907-2011
Papers of economist and educator Elizabeth Stoffregen May, the first woman director of the Export-Import Bank of the United States and a president of the International Federation of University Women.
Papers of Patricia Miller King, 1864, 1882-1994
Personal papers of Patricia Miller King, former director of the Schlesinger Library (1973-1994). Also contains papers of her father, Donald Knox Miller, and his family.
Papers of Susan W. McAllester, 1903-1994 (inclusive), 1950-1994 (bulk)
Correspondence and diaries of Susan McAllester, editor and photographer.
Papers of the Blech-Meyer-Dowd family, 1728-1999 (inclusive), 1800-1952 (bulk)
Correspondence; diaries; notebooks; scrapbooks and photo albums; sheet music; poetry; daguerreotypes and tintypes; printed materials, etc., of the Blech, Meyer, Dow, Rhein, and Dowd families, including information about Moravian life in Pennsylvania, family life in Ohio throughout the nineteenth century, and an archaeological expedition to Nippur, the religious capital of Mesopotamia.
Papers of the Wallace family, 1895-2006 (inclusive), 1923-1973 (bulk)
Papers of the Richardson family, 1824-1999 (inclusive), 1900-1976 (bulk)
Correspondence, diaries, photographs, etc., of the Richardson family of Milton, Massachusetts.
Papers of Matilda White Riley, 1844-2019 (inclusive), 1929-2004 (bulk)
Correspondence, speeches, writings, and photographs of Matilda White Riley, sociologist and gerontologist.
Papers of Mary Pennington Updike Weatherall, 1893-2018
Papers of artist Mary Pennington Updike Weatherall, including art show programs featuring her work; printed material and course work from Radcliffe College; photographs; and correspondence with her family and friends.
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