Universities and colleges -- Pennsylvania -- Haverford
Found in 112 Collections and/or Records:
Founders Bell
Founders Bell is a biannual newsletter for Haverford College faculty, staff and alumni reporting about events, important meetings and issues pertaining to the College.
Friends Historical Association
Friends Historical Association is an organization that promotes research and publication on topics in Quaker history. Membership and editorial offices are located at Swarthmore and Haverford Colleges. Minutes of the organization after 1964 are at Haverford College.
Haydock Garrigues daybooks
This collection consists of two daybooks of Haydock Garrigues, a Quaker.
Thomas Hamm Collection of Letters
Theodore Brinton Hetzel photograph album
The collection consists of one photograph album, which primarily contains pictures of the landscape and buildings of Haverford College.
Emma Lapsansky-Werner collection
The Emma Lapsansky-Werner collection holds material primarily related to the life and career of Emma Jones Lapsansky-Werner (1945-), History Professor and Curator of Special Collections at Haverford College from 1990-2005. The collection also holds records of family members from Emma’s maternal lineage dating back to the 1760s including members from the Jenkins, Parker and Hughes families.
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.
Joseph Passmore Elkinton Haverford College diaries
Joseph Passmore Elkinton's diaries record his experience at Haverford College from 1904 to 1908, including personal developments, extracurriculars, and academics.
William H. Reese papers
The collection contains William Reese's letters from and to Glee Club Members, a brochure of a Glee Club Alumni concert in honor of Reese and Haverford College Glee Club songbook edited by Reese.
Fred Rodell collection
This collection contains correspondence between Janet Rodell, Fred Rodell's wife, and Professor Loren Ghiglione in 1999, regarding Ghiglione's article referencing the late Fred. Additionally, it contains a manuscript of Rodell's "Storm Center: The Warren Supreme Court", and four audio tapes.
