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Repository description.

Title: Repository description.

Records of the College, 1872-1986, including faculty minutes, trustee minutes, student records and publications, photographs, college publications, records of the Innovative Studies program and other academic departments, and memorabilia; papers, 1925-1975, of William J. Haggerty, President of the College, 1944-1966, which include those of his predecessor Lawrence H. Van den Berg, 1925-1943; and maps and drawings from the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company, 1875-1915.

ArchivalResource: 95 cubic ft., 42 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155504687 View

Miscellaneous records, 1872-1971.

Title: Miscellaneous records, 1872-1971.

Records from various college departments, offices, and some individuals including the Arts and Crafts Dept., the Registrar's Office, the Faculty Senate, and the Sojourner Truth Library; minutes of the New Paltz College Faculty, 1943-1957; college catalogs, bulletins, and schedules of classes; exhibit of accreditation visitation of the Middle State Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, 1971; graduation diplomas, 1872-1894; autograph album of the Class of 1889; memorabilia of Alice B. Haines Smiley, Class of 1896; and materials used by Elizabeth and Robert Lang for their book on the college, IN A VALLEY FAIR.

ArchivalResource: ca. 20 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155503941 View

Records, 1969-1977.

Title: Records, 1969-1977.

Memoranda, reports, correspondence, and notes concerning accreditation, acquisitions, technical services, budgets, staff, student employment, new facilities, and other issues.

ArchivalResource: .8 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155504238 View

Sojourner Truth research collection, 1830-1986

Title: Sojourner Truth research collection, 1830-1986

Materials about Sojourner Truth, including the cantata "Sojourner Truth" by Robert de Cormier and Carl Abrams, ca. 1953; a play, programs, and clippings from activities honoring Truth put on by the Downtown Community School, New York City, and Camp Woodland, 1953-1960; materials from the dedication program of the Sojourner Truth Library in 1971 including clippings, articles, facsimiles of documents concerning slavery and abolitionists, programs, and audio tape; and other articles about Sojourner Truth's life. Other items include copies of letters written for Truth by friends concerning her children, her grandson James fighting in the Civil War, friendships, and her speaking itinerary, 1853-1864; copies of letters by Frances W. Titus concerning Truth's health and activities, 1873-1876; and copies of clippings and notices about her speeches, ca. 1850-1879.

ArchivalResource: ca. 1 cubic ft.

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