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Rebecca Osborn papers
Henry T. Osborne correspondence
Collection of Thomas Mott Osborne Papers
This collection includes a letter from Thomas Mott Osborne to Esther Morton Smith, a Germantown, Pennsylvania Quaker, turning down an invitation to speak on prison reform, and also several news clippings of photographs of Thomas Mott Osborne while he served as warden at Sing Sing prison.
Oswego Preparative Meeting Records
Records of Oswego Preparative Meeting (Hicksite) and its pre-Separation predecessor, Oswego Preparative Meeting. Includes: Minutes (men's & joint), 1794-1911, and women's minutes, 1834-1886.
Otego Preparative Meeting (Orthodox) Records
Records of Otego Preparative Meeting, 1800-1849. Includes men's minutes, 1842-49, and women's minutes, 1800-1810.
Mary G. Otis correspondence
This collection includes letters to Mary G. Otis written by her mother and father, Susanna I. and James H. Otis, and her aunt, Sarah H. Otis. These relate primarily to family and local news. One letter of interest, written by Sarah H. Otis, quotes from Theodore Parker, describes his personal character, and muses on the similarities between Parker and the Quakers.
Outing Club (HAVOC) collection
The collection contains printouts of emails with information about the club's events, such as weekly climbing sessions and Night Skiing.
Swarthmore College Outing Club records
The Swarthmore Outing Club, still active and known as "The Outsiders" as of 2015, plans excursions such as hiking, climbing, and backpacking for students. In 1961, interested students in the Outing Club registered as Swarthmore Grotto #98, a student chapter of the National Speleological Society. This collection of Swarthmore Outing Club records, circa 1961-1968, consists of files on caves explored by the club and issues of the club's biannual newsletter.
Lucius T. Outlaw Jr. papers
This collection documents Lucius Outlaw’s academic career, including his tenure at Haverford College, his writing, and his mentorship of African and African-American scholars.