This collection contains the personal papers of Dr. MacLeod. The bulk of the collection consists of notes from classes attended at Princeton Seminary. A small collection of materials date from MacLeod's furlough in Princeton in 1953-54, and include notes from courses he audited at that time. The student class notes in the MacLeod Collection provide an unparalleled view of the teaching at Princeton Seminary during a crucial period of its history.

Appointed in 1965, the Committee of Fifteen was tasked by the 177th General Assembly to review and study The Confession of 1967. The Committee solicited feedback on this new statement of faith and considered how to revise and amend this important theological text. The collection contains materials related to the Committee’s work as well as much of the generated feedback.

This collection contains class notes taken at Princeton Seminary, circa 1960, by Dr. Aydelotte, alumnus and Presbyterian pastor.

This collection consists of manuscripts by and about the Reverend Luke Foster. Rev. Foster was a Congregationalist pastor in Rutland, Massachusetts, from 1813 to 1817. He was a graduate of the University of Vermont, class of 1811.

These papers consist primarily of Maitland Alexander’s sermons from 1898 to 1927, and also contain some addresses and talks for these same years.

This collection consists of sermons delivered by Rev. Huntting between 1710 and 1733, primarily in East Hampton, Long Island, New York.

This collection consists of typescripts of homilies, typed course lecture notes, and biographical materials by or about Neil Stevenson.

This collection includes lecture notes and materials for classes in New Testament and Practical Theology from Rev. Hamilton's career at Drew University. Also included are papers from his course work at Princeton Seminary, including a two-volume set of printed notes from Dr. Otto Piper's New Testament Theology class.

This collection includes sermons and addresses, correspondence, committee reports and related materials, Brick Presbyterian Church of New York City bulletins and histories, and miscellanea.

This collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, sermons, lecture and class notes, photographs, and other miscellaneous material.