Harvard University
Found in 81 Collections and/or Records:
Triennial Catalogues Collection
The Triennial Catalogues are chronological and cumulative lists of Harvard graduates published every three years from 1674 to 1875. The Catalogues represent Harvard’s first efforts to comprehensively document its graduates and were considered the official record of degree recipients. This collection contains Triennial Catalogues published during the 17th and 18th centuries. Annotated Triennial Catalogues are cataloged separately.
Harvard-Yale football game, 1986
Harvard-Yale football game of 1986. View is from behind the goal post at the open end of the stadium. Players are on the field and the stands are full of attendees.
Harvardians in the Rebellion of 1861-1865
Leverett Franklin Hooper personal archive
Fotis C. Kafatos personal archive
Photographs of the Harvard College Class of 1920 and the Harvard gymnastics team collected by Moses Kopel
Harvard panoramas photographed by Brad LaPayne
The panoramic photographs depict Harvard Yard, Harvard Square, and a football game.
Frank A. Loda personal archive
Letters from Francis P. Magoun, Jr. to Rudolf Hertz
Records of the Mary Ingraham Bunting Institute, 1933-2008 (inclusive), 1960-1999 (bulk)
Records of the Mary Ingraham Bunting Institute contain the office files of the deans and directors of the Institute: Constance E. Smith, Alice Kimball Smith, Susan Storey Lyman (Acting Director), Patricia Albjerg Graham, Marion Kilson, Mary Baughman Anderson (Acting Director), and Margaret McKenna.
Papers of Donald Howard Menzel, 1931-1986
André Morize personal archive
Nathan Dane papers
Collection Identifier: HOLLIS 2147275Contains correspondence to and from a variety of individuals regarding Dane's law practice and his endowments to Harvard University for professorships in natural history and in law.
Papers of Anthony Oettinger
The collection contains a portion of the professional papers of Anthony Gervin Oettinger (1929- ) who teaches applied mathematics and information resources policy at Harvard University. Dr. Oettinger's research interests have expanded to include not only computer science, but the social and political aspects of computers as they relate to communication and information policy.
Leonard Opdycke lecture notes
Papers of Jean Tepperman, 1974-1975
Transcripts of interviews with clerical workers, notes, questionnaires, etc., of Jean Tepperman, poet, teacher, writer, and secretary.
Papers of Lucretia Mott Churchill Jordan, 1882-1922
Scrapbook, programs, journal, etc,. of Lucretia Mott Churchill Jordan, great-granddaughter of abolitionist Lucretia Mott.
Henry Bromfield Pearson letters to his parents
Papers of William Dandridge Peck
Photographic views of Winthrop House
John Winthrop House, established in 1931, is one of the student residential houses in Harvard University's house system. The two buildings that make up Winthrop House are Gore Hall and Standish Hall, which were both freshman dormitories before being incorporated into one administrative entity in 1931. This collection holds a visual record of Winthrop House's buildings, grounds, and surroundings from 1913 to 1957.
Records of Radcliffe College President Matina Horner, 1972-1989
Official Radcliffe College correspondence, reports, minutes, etc. of Matina Horner, professor and sixth president of Radcliffe College.
Henry Edwards Scott personal archive
This collection chiefly chronicles Henry Edwards Scott, Jr. (1900-1990) studies in the fields of chemistry, engineering sciences, English, mathematics, physics, and music at Harvard University primarily from 1918 to 1922, and his participation in student organizations including the Pi Eta Club and the Harvard Glee Club. A drawing and a commercial advertisement demonstrate Scott’s career as an artist.