Photographs, maps, graphics and artifacts, 1880-1929.

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Photographs, maps, graphics and artifacts, 1880-1929.

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The Hartwick Seminary photographic files consist of several hundred black and white photographs of seminarians, professors and seminary buildings. The files are divided by subject into 17 sections. Portraits, photographs of buildings, special interest groups, sports and student groups are among the largest sections in the files. Also included are photographs of the 175th Anniversary and photographs of the Hartwick Seminary Association reunions. Of special interest is a photograph of Eleanor Roosevelt at one of the Seminary buildings. There are numerous artifacts including the Hartwick Seminary bell, a trunk used in the 1830's and class rings and pins.

4 cubic ft.

Hartwick College, Stevens-German Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7179599

Hartwick College, Stevens-German Library

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