MS. Manuscript Collections

This collection consists of a diary maintained by the Reverend Markham while a student at Princeton Theological Seminary, 1849-1853.

This collection includes correspondence records, lecture notes, and sermon notes (1844) ; Lecture notes from Archibald Alexander’s introductory lecture on "Hints for young men" and Samuel Miller’s "Remarks" ; and notes on sermons by Archibald Alexander, Joseph Addison Alexander and Charles Hodge.

This collection consists of course notes taken by Virginia Haaland while a student in the M.A. program in Christian Education at Princeton Theological Seminary, 1945-1950. It also includes miscellaneous items such as newspaper clippings, mementos, and correspondence.

This collection consists of eight typescript sermons given by Dr. Bryan during his pastorate in Chicago. These sermons were delivered shortly before his death in May of 1925.

This collection consists of course notes taken by Wallace Jamison while at Princeton Theological Seminary from 1940 to 1943.

This collection includes diaries, studies, essays, and correspondence.

This collection consists of a manuscript written in an unknown hand of Wilhelm Gesenius': Einleitung in das Alte-Testament (undated).

This collection includes student notes from Dr. Greene's lectures, typescripts of Dr. Greene's lectures, correspondence, bibliographies, genealogy, printed articles, and biographical materials.

This collection contains photocopies of the contents of three diaries of the Reverend William Clarence Thompson. The diaries are arranged chronologically and include the years 1929 – 1931. Thompson was known to have kept diaries for almost eighty years. The selections included in this collection are from his time in the Seminary.

This collection consists of four volumes of manuscript sermons.