MS. Manuscript Collections

This collection is a scrapbook of various newspaper articles, mostly concerning the Presbyterian Church and Princeton Theological Seminary and dating roughly from April, 1877 to October 1879. Also included is a “Syllabus of the Lectures for 1887 on the ‘L.P. Stone Foundation’ in the Princeton Theological Seminary by Rev. Alfred H. Kellogg, D.D.”

This collection is comprised of the personal papers of the Rev. Dr. James M. Boice, Senior Minister of Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from 1968 to 2000. The collection includes his sermon and lecture materials, files from organizations that he was a part of, files relating to the organization of Tenth Presbyterian Church, the general correspondence files of Dr. Boice, and manuscripts and proofs from "Tenth", a former publication of Tenth Presbyterian Church.

This collection consists of a bound scrapbook which the Reverend Watt produced from 1914 to 1922, while a missionary in India. Included in this volume are notes, typescripts of letters, and photographs.

This collection consists of sermons and articles by the Rev. Dr. Douglas Bax, minister of Rondebosch United Church in Cape Town, South Africa, and former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Southern Africa.

This collection contains sermon manuscripts and correspondence by the Reverend Bayless. Most of the letters have also been transcribed, with typescripts enclosed. Several of these letters are written to his parents while he was a student at Princeton and record his personal thoughts on the Seminary.

This collection contains materials about the life and legacy of Henry Ward Beecher and several articles written by him.

This collection consists of class notes taken by William H. Bender during his studies at Princeton Seminary from 1951 to 1954, as well as student council papers.

This collection consists of course notes preserved from the Reverend Beringer’s student days at Princeton Theological Seminary, 1959-1961 and 1969-1970.

This collection consists of a songbook/notebook dated November 14, 1819, at Lansingburgh.

This collection contains sermons by Dr. Blake, photographs of him, and newspaper clippings and biographical information about him from miscellaneous sources.