MS. Manuscript Collections
Found in 339 Collections and/or Records:
The Philip Schaff Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of course notes, correspondence, and clippings belonging to Dr. Schaff.
George S. Hendry Manuscript Collection
The William Edward Schenck Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of William Schenck's personal journal (1842-1850), correspondence, and biographical materials.
The Scott Family (China Missions) Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of primary materials relating to Presbyterian missions work in China in the 1920s and 1930s. It includes letters and items relating to the Scott and the Stam missionary families.
The Charles F. Seabrook Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of printed and video items about Mr. Seabrook, his farm, his family, and the New Jersey town named for him. Princeton Seminary established the C.F. Seabrook Director of Music and Lecturer in Church Music position in his honor.
The Henry Dyer Moore Sherrerd Manuscript Collection
This collection includes correspondence and miscellaneous materials related to the Presbyterian Ministers' Fund and the Board of Trustees of Princeton Theological Seminary, from 1943-1969.
The Samuel Stanhope Smith Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of student classnotes from Smith’s lectures at the College of New Jersey (later Princeton University), taken by Jackson Haines in 1804.
The James H. Smylie Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of published articles by James H. Smylie.
Peter Carter Speers Manuscript Collection
The collection consists of correspondence to and from Peter Carter Speers chronicling his time in Lahore, through his foreign service and death in the United States. Also in the collection are black and white photographs, mounted on boards or in albums, of people and places throughout Lahore.
The Neil MacGill Stevenson Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of typescripts of homilies, typed course lecture notes, and biographical materials by or about Neil Stevenson.