MS. Manuscript Collections

This collection consists of sermon manuscripts of the Reverend Isaac Foster (1725-1807).

This collection consists of news clippings, obituaries, necrology reports, and biographical materials, and published materials by members of Princeton Theological Seminary's class of 1873, of which Peters was a member and for which he served as alumni secretary.

This is a constructed collection of material by or about Josef Hromadka . Included in the collection are student lecture notes of his courses at Princeton, published writings, papers from a Hromadka symposium, items regarding the Christian church in Czechoslovakia, a Czech-English dictionary, bibliography, obituaries and biographical items, photographs, Christian peace movement literature, and various other materials.

This collection includes biographical materials, autobiographical materials, news clippings about Dr. Rian's career, and various mementos from his life.

This collection consists of Reverend Gard's manuscript sermons.

The papers of Rev. Birch are contained in two archival boxes and consist primarily of his handwritten sermon manuscripts along with correspondence, photographs, and other personal documents.

This collection includes exegetical notes, "idea" notes, notes on ministers, miscellaneous notes and clippings, biographical materials, journals, and correspondence from the life of Samuel Miller, Jr.

This collection includes correspondence, lectures and outlines for church history courses taught at Princeton Theological Seminary, sermons and addresses, and other material from the life and career of Dr. Loetscher.

This collection consists of correspondence, bulletins and other materials for several Presbyterian churches with which Loetscher was affiliated, committee minutes and reports, manuscripts and printed articles by Loetscher, printed copies of articles and other works by various writers, the author's dissertation, and realia.

This collection consists of lecture notes, papers, syllabi, and other materials from James and Willa Roghair's studies at Princeton Seminary. It also includes items from the internships and field work of the Roghairs.