MS. Manuscript Collections
Found in 338 Collections and/or Records:
The Andrew Watterson Blackwood Sr. Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of sermon manuscripts, mementos, published items, lecture notes, book publication documents, correspondence, photographs, other personal papers of Dr. Blackwood, and those of his son, the Rev. Dr. James Blackwood.
The Archibald Alexander Hodge Manuscript Collection
This collection contains lectures, sermons, addresses, correspondence, examinations, genealogical materials, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous items from the life of Archibald Alexander Hodge. The vast majority of Archibald Alexander Hodge's manuscript materials are not dated. It is therefore impossible to give an exact date for most documents. Bracketed dates indicate approximations
The Archibald Alexander Manuscript Collection
The Arlo Dean Duba Manuscript Collection
The collection consists of seminary course notebooks and materials related to Duba's work with the Book of Common Worship.
The Arthur M. Adams Manuscript Collection
The Arthur M. Adams Manuscript Collection consists of approximately 5 linear feet of documents pertaining to Adam’s work as a pastor and a professor. Inclusive dates are from 1942 to 1979, with the majority of the content falling between 1950 and 1970. The collection has been divided into three series, grouped by subject matter. These series are 1-Sermons, 2-Teaching Materials, and 3-Bible Class Talks.
The Arthur Tappan and Delavan Leonard Pierson Manuscript Collection
The Ashbel Green Simonton Manuscript Collection
This collection contains the Reverend Simonton's manuscript journal maintained from 1852 to 1866, accompanied by a typescript copy.
The B. Cotter Manuscript Collection
The Barbara L. Clark Manuscript Collection
The papers of Barbara L. Clark include correspondence, research notes, photos, and manuscripts prepared for publication. They reflect her research and writings on the life of Elias Boudinot who was a signer of the Declaration of Independence, President of the Continental Congress in Princeton, Trustee of the College of New Jersey, and head of the U.S. Mint.