MS. Manuscript Collections

This collection consists of nine discourses on baptism preached to the First Congregational Church, Fair Haven Village, New Haven, Connecticut, in 1843; and a letter from R.G. Hutton, Pastor of the Episcopal Church, Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York, to Mr. Swan, dated May 15, 1869.

This collection consists of sermons and Sunday school lesson manuscripts, as well as hand-illustrated papers by Dr. Symmes.

This collection consists of 13 unbound sermons by Gilbert Tennent, as well as a document entitled "Remonstrance and remarks to the Presbytery of Philadelphia (dated December 15, 1762).

This collection consists of class notes (1936-1972), correspondence, reports, bulletins, conferences, studies, ecumenical work and Christian education materials (1940-1990), sermon outlines and sermons. It covers Dr. Theobald's education and years of experience in the Church. It is divided into three series: education, ministry, and sermons. There is also a collection of his cassette tapes which have been added to the audio-tape collection (See Theobald Collection).

This collection consists of miscellaneous papers from the life of Dr. John Alexander Thompson, long-time Professor of Old Testament Language and Exegesis at the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo, Egypt.

This collection includes sermons, addresses, typescripts of articles and reviews, clippings and mementos from the life of The Reverend Doctor Leonard J. Trinterud (1904-1993).

This collection includes primary source material on David and Jane Wales Trumbull. Materials include bound journals, student lecture notes, publications, correspondence, newspaper clippings, biographical information, and photographic materials.

This collection includes 12 notebooks of class notes taken by Donald Walter at Princeton Seminary from 1955 to 1961.

This constructed collection contains correspondence, biographical materials, pamphlets written in whole or part by Ethelbert Warfield, and pamphlets from the library of Ethelbert Warfield.

The collection consists of 36 pages from Warren's journal and 98 pages of correspondence. The last several letters were written by fellow missionaries after Warren's death. The final letter (folder 35) was added to the collection in April, 2024 as part of a donation to Princeton Seminary.