MS. Manuscript Collections

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This collection consists of manuscripts by and about the Reverend Luke Foster. Rev. Foster was a Congregationalist pastor in Rutland, Massachusetts, from 1813 to 1817. He was a graduate of the University of Vermont, class of 1811.

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These papers consist primarily of Maitland Alexander’s sermons from 1898 to 1927, and also contain some addresses and talks for these same years.

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The Margaret Howland Manuscript Collection consists of approximately 2.17 linear inches of documents dating from 1954 to 1958 containing information about Howland’s time in the classroom as a student at Princeton Theological Seminary.

Scope and Content This collection includes a wide array of portraits and sketches done in charcoal, ink and pencil. Subjects include notable figures from the mid to late 20th century, such as President John F. Kennedy, New York Mayor John V. Lindsay, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, Gen. William Westmoreland, Pope John Paul II, Alabama Gov. George Wallace, economist John Kenneth Galbraith, Catholic priest Daniel J. Berrigan, and the Archbishop of Canterbury. Ryerson's explanatory notes, subject lists, and...

Scope and Content This collection consists of Martin Rumscheidt's files on the English version of the travelling Karl Barth exhibition, A Theologian's Life in Pictures, as well as the exhibit's metal plates printed with images of Barth, his works, and image captions. The files consist of papers left over from Rumscheidt's preparation of the English version of the exhibit, correspondence with professors and other officials at exhibiting institutions, and details on the assembly...

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This collection consists of various course notes, papers, and syllabi from Mary Ebenhack's student work at the Seminary.

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This collection contains 7 sermon manuscripts and a manuscript booklet entitled, "Catalogue of Books for a Young Minister on Different Subjects."

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The collection consists of booklets, black and white photographs, and transcribed memoirs, which document the missionary activities of members of the Melrose family, including Paul C. Melrose, an alumnus of Princeton Theological Seminary 1912-1915.

Scope and Content This collection of nineteenth century papers was unidentified in the archives for many years. Certain items in this collection suggest that Rev. Mendenhall J. Dennis, D. D. was their creator. A book labeled "Exercises," is signed "M. J. Dennis." Other manuscripts in this collection exhibit similar handwriting and subject content to this piece. An "Estimate Book," from the Job Room at the United Brethren Publishing House, as well as other papers, place the provenance of the collection in...

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This collection includes autobiographical articles, correspondence, manuscripts, handwritten notes, lesson plans, and other miscellaneous material that was collected by Harry E. Rosser, dating between 1908-1990, which were either written by or written on Moisés Sáenz.