Papers, 1894-1954 (bulk 1898-1904).

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Papers, 1894-1954 (bulk 1898-1904).

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Chiefly clippings and scrapbooks (1894-1902); together with writings, correspondence (1921-1926), travel diary of trip to Europe (1904), and memorabilia, mostly relating to Arnold's term as superintendent of primary schools in Minneapolis, Minn. (1894-1899) and supervisor of Boston, Mass., primary schools (1899-1902). Includes thesis (1954) on Arnold by her niece, Rachel Arnold Hefler, and limited material on Arnold's work as dean of Simmons College and director of the Household Economics Program (1902-1920), lecturer for U.S. Food Administration (1917-1920), president of Girl Scouts of America (1925), and board member of Women's Educational and Industrial Union, Boston, Mass. (1902-1924).

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