MS. Manuscript Collections

Materials consist of correspondence, course syllabi, writings and lectures on science and religion; and drafts and other papers pertaining to publication of his book, Alone in the World? Human Uniqueness in Science and Theology.

This collection consists of letters, documents, and signatures preserved by Dr. Henry in the course of his extensive correspondence.

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.

This collection consists of sermon manuscripts used by Reverend McCreary, as well as biographical information about him.

This collection consists of a small amount of primary and secondary material relating to James Clement Moffat collected by the Seminary Libraries. Content includes student notes, correspondence, biographical materials, and Professor Moffat's original lecture notebooks.

This collection includes personal papers, manuscripts, research papers, sermons, lectures, presentations, Princeton Seminary course files, faith development interviews, and other material from the life of Dr. James E. Loder.

The James E. Wallace collection consists of approximately 4.25 linear feet of documents dating from 1957-1965 containing information on classes and life during his time in Princeton, NJ.

The collection consists of four boxes. Boxes 1-3 contain a variety of classwork and topics, with an emphasis on the intersection of religion and law. Box 4 focuses on Biblical coursework and materials, along with topics specifically concerning church life.

This collection contains class notes taken at Princeton Seminary, circa 1960, by Dr. Aydelotte, alumnus and Presbyterian pastor.

This collection consists of Greek notes, an index of Greek words, and the bibliography of James Frame's thesis.

The bulk of this collection includes papers from Dr. Armstrong’s Elements of Hebrew course, in the summer of 1971.