MS. Manuscript Collections
Found in 339 Collections and/or Records:
The William Young Brown Manuscript Collection
The William Young Brown Collection is comprised of approximately 3 feet of manuscripts. It consists primarily of sermons, but also contains lectures. The dates span from 1861 to 1913. The sermons were given primarily in Darby, PA, and often repeated in Narberth, PA, and Boone, IA, although some sermons are original to other locations.
The William Harris Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of largely of sermon and Sunday school lesson manuscripts, plus one file box of correspondence, printed lecture notes with Harris' student marginalia, mementos, and other items. Of special note are hand sewn, leather bound marriage and baptism ceremonies and hand drawn and printed maps.
For the sermons and Sunday school lesson manuscripts, the date and location that the material was used is often written on the back of the first page.
The Jesse Herrmann Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of correspondence, sermon manuscripts, and typescripts from special lectures written by Jesse Herrmann.
The Andrew Hunter Manuscript Collection
This collection includes 18 unbound sermons by Andrew Hunter (1773-1794), and one file of biographical information about him.
The Caspar Wistar Hodge Jr. Manuscript Collection
The Caspar Wistar Hodge Sr. Manuscript Collection
This collection includes sermons, course lectures, correspondence, and miscellaneous materials.
The William Hallock Johnson Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of Dr. Johnson's notes and correspondence, as well as biographical materials and an autobiographical essay.
The Edward J. Jurji Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of biographical material, correspondence, lecture notes, articles, addresses, manuscripts for published works, sermons, and miscellanea.
The Alford Kelley Manuscript Collection
The Hugh Thomson Kerr Jr. Manuscript Collection
This collection includes class material and other papers from courses that Dr. Kerr taught at Princeton Seminary, as well as files relating to his work as editor on the Seminary publication, Theology Today.