Documenting the History of Women in Higher Education76 items found
- Theme: Political and Social Activism
- Format: All
- Institution: All
| Title | Date | Institution | Format | |
|
|
Letter from Edna L. Ferry to Rosella E. Ferry, 1904 November 6
Letter from Edna Ferry to her mother.... |
|||
|
|
Letter from Edna L. Ferry to Rosella E. Ferry, 1904 November 9
Letter from Edna Ferry to her mother.... |
|||
|
|
Letter from Eleanor Blair, Lakeville, Connecticut, to Mr. D.C. Blair, Montour Falls, New York, 1915 March 27
Letter home to family describing visit at Whip-poor-will Farm, clothing purchases, a friend's upcoming trip to India, recent debate, attendi... |
|||
|
|
Letter from Grace Rose, Wellesley, Massachusetts, to Mrs. A.G. Rose, Martinsville, Indiana, 1928 November 11
Letter to her mother describing dinner at Mary's apartment, her difficult Bible class, her dreams to study classics at Oxford, work for her ... |
|||
|
|
Letter from Grace Rose, Wellesley, Massachusetts, to Mrs. A.G. Rose, Martinsville, Indiana, 1928 October 29
Letter to her mother asking about items she would like her to send; and describing attending a speech by Theodore Roosevelt supporting Herbe... |
|||
|
|
Letter from Jane W. Cary, Wellesley, Massachusetts to Poppy, 1912 or 1913
Letter about presidential election; Wellesley political parade with students dressed up as socialists, Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, a... |
|||
|
|
Letter from Louise Pierce, Wellesley, Massachusetts, to Mr. R.F. Pierce, Old Town, Maine, 1896 October 30
Letter to mother about "blacking her boots," regretting not attending a Halloween celebration, voting in a mock presidential election, her c... |
|||
|
|
Letter from Mary Rosa, Wellesley, Massachusetts, to her mother, 1911 November 9
Letter to father describing gratitude at receiving a letter from him, rise of prohibition and dry towns, fire drills, end of training after ... |
