Floretta Elmore Greeley letters, September-December 1906

Radcliffe College Archives, Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University

Floretta Elmore Greely was a member of the Radcliffe College Class of 1909. These letters home to her family and friends describe her train trip from Wisconsin to Cambridge, and life in Cambridge where she boarded at Professor Morrison’s (17 Farrar Street). She mentions her classes and exams, as well as her visits to Boston and surrounding areas. She also mentions social activities such as attending concerts, Idler dances, a Harvard football game, and church services. In addition, she discusses news of family and friends.

Floretta Elmore Greeley Letters. RA.A/G794, folder #1.

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Catalog record

Radcliffe College--Students

Radcliffe College. Class of 1909

Student activities--Massachusetts--Cambridge

Voyages and travels

Women college students--Massachusetts--Cambridge

Academics

Arts, Theater and Music

Athletics and Physical Education

Home and Family

Personal Relationships

Religion and Spirituality

Student Life

Tradition and Ritual

Greeley, Floretta Elmore

September-December 1906

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

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