John Morton Greene Papers 1856-1930

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John Morton Greene Papers 1856-1930

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Pastor of Sophia Smith, generally regarded as the originator of the idea of founding Smith College as a college for women. Papers contain biographical information, personal and professional correspondence, recollections, journals, manuscripts, photographs, and published works. There are also articles and clippings pertaining to his life, Sophia Smith, and the early history and founding of Smith College.

8 boxes; (41 linear ft.)

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