MS. Manuscript Collections

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This collection consists of eight typescript sermons given by Dr. Bryan during his pastorate in Chicago. These sermons were delivered shortly before his death in May of 1925.

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This collection is arranged in three series. It contains bound manuscripts of works by Budge from 1909 to 1915, unbound manuscripts of works by Budge from 1923 to 1935, and an extensive collection of index cards created for the Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary (edited by Budge, copyright 1920).

Scope and Content Leonard Victor Buschman (1893-1977), was a graduating member of the Princeton Theological Seminary class of 1918. This collection consists of two items in one archival storage box. The first item is a volume of Chinese art depicting the life of Jesus. Buschman donated this volume to the Seminary Library in 1964. It was added to the archives in December, 2007....

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This collection consists of notes related to the history of the Presbytery of New Brunswick, New Jersey.

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This collection includes correspondence records, lecture notes, and sermon notes (1844) ; Lecture notes from Archibald Alexander’s introductory lecture on "Hints for young men" and Samuel Miller’s "Remarks" ; and notes on sermons by Archibald Alexander, Joseph Addison Alexander and Charles Hodge.

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This collection consists of 14.4 linear feet of sermon manuscripts from 1949-1988.

Scope and Content These materials relate to a study conducted by J. Gordon Chamberlin, Professor of Religious Education at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary from 1960 to 1979. The study was concerned with determining the reason for the collapse of national conferences for church education workers, which had been sponsored by the National Council of Churches until 1969. This study was made...

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This collection consists of a manuscript diary recorded while Dr. Miller was an instructor at the Protestant College in Beirut, Lebanon, from 1899 to 1900.

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This collection consists of course notes taken by Glen Johnson while at Princeton Theological Seminary from 1944 to 1946.

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This collection consists of diaries dated 1841-1855, and an essay entitled "The necessity and reality of Christ’s mediatorial kingdom" (August 2, 1839).