Teachers--United States

Overview: Civil rights activist and educator, Kathryn M. Johnson's incomplete autobiography, "The Color Line," undated, and her pamphlet "The Dark Race in the Dawn," 1948.

Overview: Correspondence, diaries, etc., of Anna Boynton Thompson, history teacher at Thayer Academy in Braintree, Mass., and her mother Harriot Boynton (Sawyer).

Overview: Diaries, correspondence, writings, and photographs of Betty Tank, schoolteacher and traveler.

Overview: Correspondence, diaries, scrapbooks, and writings of poet, activist, and teacher Cora Brooks.

Overview: Journals, notes, writings, photographs, and charts of religious seeker, teacher, and writer Eloise Cummings Simpson.

Overview: Papers of writer, feminist, one-time Communist, and teacher Hope Hale Davis.

Overview: Papers of physical education instructor and medical illustrator Jean Wolfe document her family history, twenty-six years at summer camps for girls, professional work, medical issues, and her complicated relationships with women.

Overview: Scrapbook, writings, correspondence, photographs, flyers, clippings, etc., documenting the work of Jessie Hainning Rupert, an educator, lecturer, and opponent of slavery who was known as the "Angel of the Shenandoah" for her efforts to provide food, shelter, and medical care to soldiers and civilians on both sides of the Civil War.

Overview: Correspondence, stories, poems, articles, song scores, recipes, and thesis notes of Rhoda Marjorie Crowell, Radcliffe College Class of 1942.

Overview: Correspondence, photographs, diaries, etc., of Catharine Frazee and Vachel Thomas Lindsay, their daughters, Olive Lindsay Wakefield and Joy Lindsay Blair, and other members of the Lindsay family.