manosca104 Buildings Records, 1875-[ongoing] Finding Aid Finding aid prepared by Sara Streett. Encoding funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Smith College Archives
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 Collection Overview Smith College. Buildings Records1875-[ongoing] RG 22 117 boxes Smith College Archives
Northampton, MA
The Buildings records focus on the College's buildings, both extant and demolished. This collection interprets the term "building" loosely, and includes information not only about the buildings themselves, but also about what occurred / occurs in the buildings, especially where student residences are concerned. Much of Smith College student life is and has long been centered in the residential houses, and so a buildings file may contain annual group photographs of house residents, student rosters, house government material, and information on house traditions, in addition to the architectural information, ownership history, and photographs of the building itself. English. Historical Note

Smith College was incorporated in 1871 and opened with fourteen enrolled students in 1875. Therefore, most of the extant buildings were erected after 1875, though there are quite a few that date from the earlier part of the 19th century and even some from the 18th. The campus is and always has been a mixture of constructed and acquired buildings: Smith' s first three buildings were Dewey House-former home of Northampton judge Charles Augustus Dewey, College Hall-built by the trustees as the first academic and administrative building, and Gateway House-built by the trustees as a home for Smith's first president, L. Clark Seelye (1875-1910). Dewey was home to the very first Smith students and today houses faculty offices and meeting rooms. The present-day campus as a whole serves as an "architectural garden," with styles ranging from Colonial to Greek Revival and Victorian Gothic to neo-Georgian, with a dose of "modern" styles added more recently.

 Scope and Contents

The Buildings records are part of the larger Buildings and Grounds collection and focus on the College's buildings, both extant and demolished. The vast majority of information in the collection falls between 1875 and the present, though there are a few scattered items from before 1875. The College Archives staff is continually adding new information to the files. This collection interprets the term "building" loosely, and includes information not only about the buildings themselves, but also about what occurred / occurs in the buildings, especially where student residences are concerned. Much of Smith College student life is and long has been centered in the residential houses, and so a buildings file may contain annual group photographs of house residents, student rosters, house government material, and information on house traditions, in addition to the architectural information, ownership history, and photographs of the building itself. The collection also interprets "Smith building" loosely, containing limited information on a number of privately-owned, off-campus boarding-houses. The collection is 117 boxes, not including oversize material. There are thirteen oversize boxes, and four oversize "flat-file" drawers.

A NOTE ON CROSS-REFERENCES AND BUILDING NAMES

Cross-references will be linked. Some buildings have had several names and have separate files for each name (Hover House and Parsons House Annex, for instance). You will find each cross-referenced to the other. In other cases, a building has been known by several names and all the information on that building is under one name. For instance, Look House is cross-referenced to Park House Annex, but Park House Annex is not cross-referenced to Look House, because there is no file on Look House per se. A cross-reference from one building name to another may, but does not always, mean that the two names designate the same building. Northrop House and Gillett House, for instance, are referenced to each other because they were planned and built as a unit of two houses.

It should further be noted that the box list is cross-referenced with This, the House We Live In by Eleanor Terry Lincoln and John Abel Pinto (see the heading "Other Sources" in this finding aid). If you follow a cross-reference and don't find information in 22. Buildings about the specific building or building name you seek, check relevant entries in This, the House as well as the card catalog.

 Subject Guide & Appendices Subject Guide See Boat and Crew Houses, Field House, Gymnasium and subheadings. Consult This, The House We Live In [entries for Burnham School and Hampshire House] and see Eleanor Duckett House, Hampshire House, Mary Ellen Chase House, Parsons House Annex (19 Round Hill Road), and Tilly Hall. Consult This, the House We Live In [entries for Capen Annex, Capen House, and Capen School] and see Capen House, Capen House Annex, Davis Student Center, Gill Hall, Parsons House, Parsons House Annex (25 Henshaw Avenue), and Talbot House. Consult Appendix F of this finding aid. See Delta Sigma Invitation House and White Lodge. (List may not be exhaustive.) See Bedford Terrace # 8 (French and German), Dawes House (French), German House, Washburn House (Spanish), and West Street # 75 (French). See Libraries and subheadings. See Center for the Performing Arts, Libraries-Werner Josten Performing Arts Library, Pierce Hall, Sage Hall, and Students' Building. See Chapel and subheadings. See Burton Hall, Geology Building (Never Built), Engineering Building, Libraries-Sabin-Reed Science Library, Libraries-Young Science Library, Lilly Hall, Lyman Plant House, Observatory, Science Center [includes Bass Hall, Clark Science Center, and Proposed Science Center], and Stoddard Hall. See Campus Center, Davis Student Center, Prospect Street #10 [Student Clubhouse], and Students' Building. Consult Smith College construction website http://www.smith.edu/construction/ for current campus center updates (as of March 2002). Appendices

This finding aid has nine appendices. These represent the only item-level cataloguing in the finding aid. "See also" notes are used within the box list when an appendix should be consulted.

Lists and describes print and artifact "keepsakes" commissioned by the Friends of the Library for various events. 1978-present. Keepsakes found in 22. Libraries-Friends of the Library-Events-Keepsakes, Box 55. Lists oversize exhibit posters from SCMA exhibits. 1961-present. Other exhibit information can be found in Museum of Art-Exhibits, Boxes 87-94. Lists the bookplates found in 22. Libraries-Bookplates, Box 53. Lists all buildings for which the Archives has student registers or rosters and the years for which these records exist. Lists buildings which have related objects in the Artifacts Collection. A numbered list of all building-related artifacts is also part of this appendix, so the nature of the artifact may be determined without having to request it. Lists all Smith buildings that have been demolished by the College. Lists the street address (if applicable) for some extant and demolished buildings. Lists all buildings with material in oversize boxes or flat-file drawers, gives nature of material and location. During the processing of the collection, it has been necessary on occasion to add a note of clarification or explanation to a file-either because something in the file contents themselves was not clear, or because a certain processing decision warranted explanation. Copies of these are appended to the finding aid. Friends of the Library Keepsakes

Arranged Chronologically by Date of Occasion

 1970 - 79 Grey folder; one cream sheet inside with text Poetry Reading by Richard Wilbur for Friends, April 1 1978 "Mind" by Richard Wilbur (poem, 1956) Catawba Press/200 200-copy version includes only inside sheet. 25 Special foldered copies printed on the occasion of a dinner party in honor of Esther Booth Wiley '34, March 31 1978 Cream paper, black type Lecture by Susan Van Dyne for Friends, March 31 1979 Poem "One Art" by Elizabeth Bishop (poem, 1976) Catawba Press/200 1980 - 89 Tan broadside; text to right and image of woman with book to left Smith College Library Exhibition curated by Lisa Bitel, March 1980 Opuscula hebraea, graeca,latina, gallica. Prosaica & metrica. Anna Maria van Schurman (1648) Catawba Press/300 14" cream paper; text in Latin and English; image of ship in center Lecture by Lester K. Little for the Friends, April 4 1981 "Annales Vedastini," Monumenta Germaniae Historica, Scriptores, II ed. G.H. Pertz (1829) Catawba Press/300 Cream card; blue text to right and blue image of woman to left Presentation by Margaret Wolfit on George Eliot, April 8 1983 Conclusion of a letter from George Eliot to Edith Harriet Kittermaster (1841) Ed Rayher/400 Red-covered booklet, 24 pp. ceremonies honoring the departure of President Jill Ker Conway, April 17 1985 "How Should One Read a Book?" and "The Love of Reading" by Virginia Woolf (essays 1926, 1931) Anthoensen Press/4,000 Cream bookmark; image of quill pens in blue Lecture by Carolyn Heilbrun entitled "Writing Under Two Names," March 29 1985 [none; image only] Catawba Press/no qty given Grey paper; black type Lecture by Jenefer Shute: "Shades of Grey: Growing Up White in South Africa," April 3 1987 [list of suggested readings] no press given/200 Cream booklet with red floss on binding; red and black type on cover; 16 pp Millionth volume acquired by Smith College Library, November 1987 Five letters of St. Catherine of Siena (1500) Shagbark Press/500 Cream paper; black type with red borders top and bottom Lecture by David Staines: "Canadian Literature in an American Context," April 8 1988 Excerpt from "I'll Stay in Canada" by Stephen Leacock (1936) no press given/200 Single-fold leaflet, cream paper; image of persons in burnt orange on front Lecture by Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz: "Dilemmas of a Biographer:..." March 31 1989 Excerpt from journal entry by Jo March (1871) Ed Rayher at Swamp Press/200 1990 - 99 Single-fold leaflet, cream paper; small red star on front; bookplate and text inside in black Lecture by Charles J. Maland: Charlie Chaplin in America: Travails of a Movie 'Genius'" April 12 1991 [commentary on bookplate] From Historic California in Bookplates, C.R. Talbot (1936) no press given/200 Large single-fold leaflet; cream paper, red emblem and black type on front Lecture by Jill Ker Conway: "Fifty Years of Women's History in America," March 27 1992. Marked 50-year anniversary of founding of both Sophia Smith Collection and Friends of the Library. Quotes from Conway (1989) and Margaret Storrs Grierson (1943) Ed Rayher/200 Single-fold (horizontal) leaflet, cream paper; engraving in green on front Lecture by Susan Snively: "A Journey to Nowhere: Unexpected Trips With Poets," March 26, 1993 "What Mystery" by Susan Snively (poem, 1988) no press given/200 Single, horiz-fold leaflet with translucent loose insert; burgundy and black design on front [none given] March 1994 Quotations from Breaking With Tradition: Women and Work, the New Facts of Life (1992) Hadley Printing Company/no qty given Single, horiz-fold leaflet, cream paper; image of topiary in green on front Lecture by Eleanor Dwight: "Edith Wharton: An Extraordinary Gardener," April 7 1995 Excerpts from Edith Wharton: An Extraordinary Life by Eleanor Dwight (1994) Pioneer Valley Printing Company/250 2000 - 09 Small card with black-and-white photo of W. A. Neilson; white text Lecture by Peter A. Rose: "Open Wide the Grecourt Gates:..." March 30 2001 Excerpt from a speech given by W. A. Neilson (1938) Paradise Copies/250 N.D. Brown-covered booklet; 16 unnumbered pp. [none given] Letter from George Cable to Harry Gardiner (1901) and explication Gehenna Press/2000 Exhibit Posters from the Smith College Museum of Art

Arranged Chronologically by Start Date of Exhibit

All posters are in Flat File Drawer 9.

 1960-1969 Diderot & the Salon des Beaux Arts [oversized brochure] April 8 - 30 1961 Renaissance Bronzes in American Collections April 9 - May 3 1964 Willem de Kooning: A Retrospective Exhibition From Public and Private Collections [oversized brochure] April 8 - May 2 1965 Chinoiserie May 10 - June 7 1965 Fantin-Latour April 28 - June 7 1966 Photographs by Clarence Kennedy April 28 - June 5 1967 1970-1979 Berenice Abbott, Helen Frankenthaler, Tatyana Grosman, Louise Nevelson January 17 - February 24 1974 Roman Baroque Sculpture (in conjunction with the Five-College Roman Baroque Festival) April 4 - 28 1974 Rodin's Balzac: Sculptures from the Cantor, Fitzgerald Collection September 20 - October 27 1974 Video as an Art From: An Anthology of Videotapes 1969 - 1974 December 3 - 8 1974 Prints and Drawings Acquired by the Smith College Museum of Art During the Curatorship of Elizabeth Mongan 1969 - 1975 April 24 - ? 1975 The Peep Show: Victorian Optical Toys November 21 1975 - January 25 1976 Works by Senior Studio Art Majors May 22 - October 3 1976 Francisco Goya: Los Caprichos y Los Disparates November 11 1977 - January 7 1978 Photographs by Living Americans: Recent Acquisitions Purchased with the Aid of Funds from the National Endowment for the Arts in Washington, D.C., a Federal Agency December 1 1977 - February 5 1978 Tibetan Buddhist Art from the Horch Collection, Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University December 1 1977 - January 15 1978 Richard Yarde: Watercolors February 9 - April 2 1978 Antiquity in the Renaissance (In honor of Phyllis Williams Lehmann) April 6 - June 6 1978 A Changing Exhibition of The Gift of Priscilla Paine Van der Poel April 28 - October 1 1978 1980-1989 Shakespeare and Company: Sculpture by Michael de Lisio; Books from the Smith College Library Rare Book Room March 6 - April 13 1980 The Vanston Collection: English Drama of the 17th and 18th Centuries April 3 - May 31 1981 The Catherine Atwater Galbraith Collection of Indian Paintings April 16 - November 1 1981 Speaking a New Classicism: American Architecture Now April 30 - July 12 1981 Elizabeth Murray: Recent Pastels and Prints April 3 - 16 1982 Edwin Romanzo Elmer 1850 - 1923 April 8 - July 18 1982 Caught in the Act: An Exhibition Based on the Studies of Eadweard Muybridge May 18 - October 24 1982 Barry Moser's Wood Engravings and Drawings for Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There December 9 1982 - February 27 1983 Time, Technology, Taste & Travel: An Exhibition of 19th Century Photographs February 17 - March 27 1983 In Memoriam Jere Abbott 1897 - 1982; Director of the Smith College Museum of Art 1932 - 1946 April 30 - October 23 1983 A Family of Friends: Gifts to the Collection from the Lamont and Cunningham Families 1949 - 1983 May 12 - October 23 1983 James Hendricks November 3 - 24 1984 Susan Heideman September 27 - November 24 1985 Dorothy C. Miller: With an Eye to American Art April 19 - June 16 1985 Janet Fish: Recent Paintings and Pastels 1980 to 1985 April 8 - June 1 1986 1990-1999 Juxtapositions: The Art of Nancy Spero [symposium poster; accompanies exhibit To Soar II: Nancy Spero 1990] March 1 - May 20 1990 Library Bookplates Branch and Specialty Libraries Auditorium Chapel in Neilson Library (Little Chapel) Drama Room Hillyer Art Library Observatory Scott Gymnasium War Service Library Departments Art Astronomy Bacteriology Botany Chemistry Geology German Music Philosophy Religion Zoology Houses

(see also Libraries--House Libraries in boxlist)

 Gardiner Jordan Lamont Wilder William Allan Neilson Library--Groups Alumnae Association Class of 1887 Class of 1891 Class of 1898 Class of 1906 Class of 1927 Class of 1954 Government of France--in Honor of 75th Anniversary of Smith College William Allan Neilson Library--Individuals A - B Abbott, Herbert Vaughan and Senda Berenson Agar, Eleanor Chilton 1922 Allen, Hart-Lester Harris 1913 Ames, Grace Edith 1891 Ames, Oakes Bassett, John Spencer Bent, Gertrude 1909 Bigelow, Laura 1895 Bigelow, Lucy May 1896 Bolton, Francis Sheldon Bourland, Caroline Brown 1893 Bradshaw, Margaret Rooker Bryant, Louise Stevens 1908 C Capen, Edward Caverno, Julia Harwood 1887 Chapman, Gertrude W. Chase, Isabella Preble 1902 Comstock, Ada Louise 1897 Conried, Heinrich Crosby, Gerta Richards 1922 Cushing, Eleanor Philbrook 1879 Cutler, Anna Alice 1885 D-G Davis, Bessie Fuller 1909 Davis, Fannie Strearns 1904 Deane, Sidney Norton Dimock, George Edward Evans, Winifred Margaret 1908 Farrand, Beatrix Forbes-Bowie, Alison 1921 Fuller, Louise Stetson 1904 Gardiner, Harry Norman Goodman, Sally 1932 Greene, Helen French 1891 Greene, Marlene Ruth Gulliver, Charlotte Chester 1883 H-L Hale, Philip Ham, Virginia Slagle 1913 Hanscom, Elizabeth Deering (Book Fund) Head, Helen Woodbridge Ganse 1916 Huggins, Helen Smith 1926 Jordan Mary Augusta Kelchner, Georgia Dunham 1924 King, Georgianna Brackett 1899 Lamont, Florence Corliss 1893 LaMonte, Helen Dean 1895 Leonard, Bessie Northrop Leopold, Florence Henrietta 1922 Lewis, Mary Delia 1894 Lieder, Paul Robert Lyon, Elizabeth Aikens Lyon, Louise Whiting 1892 M-O McKinney, Ida Ethelyn 1895 Mahony, Emogene 1900 Mensel, Ernst Heinrich Mitchell, Grace Whiting 1897 Morrow, Elizabeth Cutter 1896 Navarro, Tomas Neilson, William Allan Overstreet, Alan Burr P Phelps, M. Stuart Pierce, Arthur Polk, Anna Elizabeth Crandall 1909 Preston, Grace Alma 1882 Putnam, Karl Scott Q-V Ranney, John Calyer Rogers, Sarah Ainsworth 1914 Russell, Elizabeth Lincoln 1903 Schrager, Victoria Louise 1940 Seaver, Henry L. Seelye, L. Clark Slade, Ruth E. (Book Fund) Smith, Katharine Ware 1894 Squire, Anna Louise 1908 Tryon, Dwight W. Tyler, Anna W. 1895 Tyler, Henry Mather Van Deman, Ruth 1911 Van Kleeck, Mary Abby 1904 Van Winkle, Cortlandt Vincens, Berthe W-Z Watson, Esther Josephine 1882 Wheeler, Katharine Whitney, Helen Kerrush 1900 Wilson, Dorothy Elizabeth 1951 Miscellaneous Indianapolis Smith Club--Bookplates for Indianapolis Public Library Houses with Student Registers / Rosters 150, 156, 168 Elm St. 1922-1935 Dewey House 1956-1971, 1990-1991 Henshaw Avenue Houses (misc.) ca. 1923-1950 Hubbard House 1922-1968, 1992 Lawrence House 1922-1968, 1981-1982 Morris House 1922-1952 Park House 1924-1981 Parsons House 1923-1969 Sunnyside 1921-1943 Talbot House 1921-1948, 1951-1952 Tyler House 1974-1980 Wallace House 1923-1959 Wilder House 1930-1953 Artifacts

The following buildings have artifacts you may be interested to view. Buildings are listed alphabetically; the numbers listed after each building link to the Artifacts Register.

Albright - # 394 College Hall - # 253, # 261, # 265, # 269, and # 285 Comstock - # 391 Dewey - # 373 Ellen Emerson - # 328 Gillett - # 324 and # 325 Haven - # 256 Henshaw - # 281 and # 283 Hubbard - # 356 John M. Greene - # 57 Laura Scales - # 395 Lawrence - # 289 and # 392 Morris - # 326 Park - # 393 Pierce Hall - # 238 and # 239 Wallace - # 65 Demolished Buildings 1919-1998 Stoddard House Purchased from the Stoddard Family in 1880, architect unknown Used for student housing for a short time Moved, then razed in 1919 for Chemistry Building (now Stoddard Hall) 33 Elm Street (original Tenney Family house) Built in 1881, architect unknown Purchased by the College in 1916 Razed in 1937 for Alumnae Association building. Tenney cooperative assigned to 156 Elm Street Dickinson House Built 1894, William C.Brocklesby, architect 8th Dormitory on campus, located south of Alumnae Gym between Hubbard and Lawrence Named as a memorial for gifts from Samuel Dickinson and Philura Dickinson Hubbard, wife of Smith's first Treasurer, George W. Hubbard. Destroyed by fire December 14, 1944 79 and 91 Elm Street Built c1866, William Fenno Pratt, architect Owned by Northampton physicians, purchased in 1923 by Smith College. Razed in 1956 for Cutter-Ziskind dormitories 10 Prospect Street Built 1883 Owned by Alexander McCallum, purchased by Smith College in 1929. Razed in 1956 for Cutter-Ziskind dormitories Wallace House Built 1889, William C. Brocklesby, Architect College's fifth dormitory Named after Rodney Wallace, Trustee 1876-1903 Razed August 1959 for Wright Hall. Site proved too small for Wright Observatory Built 1886, addition in 1898, William C. Brocklesby, architect L. Clark Seelye and A. Lyman Williston, Trustee of College were donors Demolished in Summer 1960 for Wright Hall construction Student's Building aka, "Studes" Built 1903, M.T. Reynolds, architect Students and alumnae raised the funds for construction Razed June 1964 for Wright Hall construction Hillyer Hall Built 1882, Peabody & Stearns, architects Art Gallery was moved from 2nd floor of College Hall into Hillyer. 1887 a new addition to Hillyer was built Named after Winthrop Hillyer Demolished August 1970 for Fine Arts Center complex Gateway Built 1875 on original site of Dewey House, Peabody & Stearns, architects 1st Presidents House (1875-1920), then successively, Dean's Home, Doctor's Office, Warden's Home, various offices, School for Social Work Named "Gateway" by Laura Scales, Warden, while she lived there (1924-1932) Demolished August 1970 for Fine Arts Center complex Graham Hall Built in 1910, as an addition to Hillyer Named after Christine Graham Long '10, donor Demolished August 1970 for Fine Arts Center complex Tryon Gallery Built in 1926, Frederick L. Ackerman, architect Named after Dwight Tryon, professor of Art (1886-1923), donor Demolished August 1970 for Fine Arts Center complex Dawes House (original) 18 Henshaw Ave Built in 1871, architect unknown Built by David C. Rogers, inherited by Flora E. Quimby. Purchased by Smith College in 1926. Known as "La Maison Francaise" (french house) Razed in 1972 for Friedman Houses dormitories Oak House 10 Henshaw Ave Built in 1890, architect unknown, for Pearson family, aka White House Inn Purchased by Smith College in 1974 for student housing Razed in 1993 Hopkins Houses A ("Quill") & B ("Owl's Nest") Purchased by Smith College in 1921 Razed in June 1998 preparing for move of Wesley House and Campus Center construction

[originally compiled for Smith Alumnae Quarterly, June 1998, by different processor]

 Street Addresses Ainsworth Gymnasium Albright House Alumnae Gymnasium Alumnae House 8 Bedford Terrace (dates)xx Elm Street (dates) The Anchorage 103 South Street Baldwin House Bass Hall Bookstore x Green Street Burton Hall Capen House Capen House Annex Center for the Performing Arts Chapel--Helen Hills Hills Chapin House Chase House Chiller Plant Clark House 50 Elm Street Clark House Annex Clarke Library College Hall Comstock House Cushing House Cutter House Dawes House 18 Henshaw Avenue (dates)8 Bedford Terrace (dates) Davis Student Center Dean's House 7 College Lane Delta Sigma Invitation Hse Dewey House Dickinson House Eleanor Duckett House 41 Elm Street Elizabeth Drew House 84 Elm Street Ellen Emerson House Engineering Building Equestrian Center Even Inn 16 Arnold Avenue Faculty Club 51 College Lane Faculty Clubhouse 10 Prospect Street Field House Fort Hill Apartments Franklin King House Franklin King Residences 7 College Lane (dates)51 College Lane (dates) Friedman Apartments Gardiner House Garrison Hall Gateway House 20 Elm Street German House 8 Bedford Terrace (dates) Gill Hall Gillett House Graham Hall (pre-1970) Graham Hall (post 1970) Hampshire House Hatfield Hall Haven House 96 Elm Street Henshaw House 91 Elm Street Hillyer Hall (pre-1970) Hillyer Hall (post-1970) Hopkins House Hopkins House A Hopkins House B Hubbard House Indoor Track and Tennis Infirmary--First Infirmary--Mason John M. Greene Hall Jordan House Jordan House Annex 7 Paradise Road Juniper Lodge [Chocorua, New Hampshire] Lapan Inn 30 Green Street Lamont House Laundry x College Lanex State Street Laura Scales House Lawrence House Lilly Hall Lyman Plant House Lyman Road Apartments Mandelle Annex 61 Paradise Road Martha Wilson House Mary Ellen Chase House McConnell Hall Morgan Hall Morris House Morrow House Northrop House Oak House Observatory Observatory--Whately Old Gym Park House Park House Annex 116 Elm Street Parking Garage Parsons House 20 Henshaw Avenue Parsons House Annex 25 Henshaw Avenue (dates)19 Round Hill Road (dates) Pierce Hall Plymouth Inn Pomeroy House 36 Bedford Terrace President's House 8 Paradise Road The Rosemont 6 Bedford Terrace Sabin-Reed Hall Sage Hall Scott Gym Seelye Hall Sessions House 109 Elm Street Sessions House Annex 105 Elm Street Sheldon House 19 Center Street Avenue Snowe House 10 Green Street Stoddard Hall Stoddard House Student Clubhouse 10 Prospect Street (dates) Students' Building Sunnyside Talbot House Tenney House 1 33 Elm Street (dates) Tenney House 2 156 Elm Street (dates) Tilly Hall Tryon Hall (pre-1970) Tryon Hall (post-1970) W. A. Neilson Library
Oversize Material

(Oversize Boxes 1-13 and Flat Files 6-9)

 OV Box 1 Albright House: Scrapbook in honor of housemother Lois B. Bateson, 1958-1968 OV Box 2 Albright House: Scrapbook, 1962-1969 Haven / Wesley Houses: Scrapbook re. Greek foster child, 1952-1957 OV Box 3 Arnold Avenue # 16: Two scrapbooks from Class of 1910 Belmont Avenue # 21: Photograph Album, 1899-1914 OV Box 4 Bass Hall: Scrapbook, 1992 Gillett House: Floor Plan, n.d. Gillett House: Group Photograph, 1966 Gymnasium: Floor Plans and Elevation Drawings, n.d. Libraries--Seelye Hall Library: Shelf Diagrams, ca. 1909-1936 OV Box 5 Hubbard House: Photograph Album, 1940-1954 And Oversize Photographs and Images: Hatfield House: Exterior Photographs, ca. 1880-1885 Hubbard House: Group Photographs, ca. 1880 Infirmary-Elizabeth Mason: Architectural Drawing, ca. 1940 OV Box 6 Gardiner House: Scrapbook 1926-1945 Hopkins House: Scrapbook 1951-1955 OV Box 7 Hubbard House: Scrapbook 1992-1993 OV Box 8 Hubbard House: Scrapbook 1991-1992 OV Box 9 Oversize Photographs and Images: Boat and Crew: Exterior Photographs, n.d. College Hall: Exterior Photographs, n.d. College Hall: Interior Photographs, n.d. College Hall: Sketches and Drawings, ca. 1870 (unused plan for College Hall) Dewey House: Exterior Photographs, 1883-1910 Dewey House: Interior Photographs, 1910 Dewey House: Group Photographs, ca. 1880 Gardiner House: Group Photographs, 1939-1940 Gateway House: Exterior Photographs, 1883 Gymnasium--Alumnae: Exterior Photographs, n.d. Gymnasium--Old: Exterior Photographs, ca. 1876-1891 OV Box 10 Capen House: Group Photograph, ca. 1911 Juniper Lodge: Guestbook, 1931-1979 Juniper Lodge: Sign, n.d. OV Box 11 Washburn House: Scrapbook 1973-1974 OV Box 12 Washburn House: Scrapbook 1962-1963 And Oversize Photographs and Miscellaneous: Lamont House: Group Photographs, ca. 1965-1967 Laura Scales House: Group Photographs, n.d. Museum of Art--FAC--Hillyer: Interior / Groups (A. V. Churchill, B. Strong, D. Tryon in Hillyer Gallery), 1910 Park House: Group Photographs, 1965-1967 Parsons House: Group Photographs, ca. 1969 Pierce Hall: Exterior Photographs, 1882-1883, n.d. Sage Hall: Exterior Photographs, n.d. Seelye Hall: Exterior Photographs, 1900, n.d. Stoddard House: Exterior Photographs, n.d. Tenney House 1: Exterior Photographs, 1936 Tyler House: Floor Plan, n.d. Wallace House: Round Robin 1976-1979, 1999 OV Box 13 Sessions House: History Book, 1905 Washburn House: Scrapbook 1938-1939 Flat File Drawer 6 Alumnae House: Architectural drawings by Evans, Moore, and Woodbridge, 1930? Boat and Crew Houses--Crew House: Plans by Karl S. Putnam, 1920. Burton Hall: Plans, n.d. (2 folders) Chapel-HHH Chapel: Blueprints for various items (Ark of the Covenant, Hymn Board, Sacristy) by William and Geoffrey Platt, 1955. Center for the Performing Arts: Large sketch, n.d. Center for the Performing Arts: Plans for stage level and upper level by Helge Westermann, Richard Miller, and Associates, n.d. Center for the Performing Arts: Plans by Helge Westermann, Richard Miller, and Associates, 1965. College Hall: Blueprints for remodeling of Alumnae Association Office, 1934. Davis Student Center: Floor plans as Faunce Hall, 1922. Dean's House (never built): Plans by Philip Youtz, 1941. Faculty Club: Plans for renovations by Leon Pernice and Associates, 1983. Gymnasium--Ainsworth: Plans, 1966. Gymnasium--Alumnae: Blueprints and plans: Original plans, n.d. Bowling alley blueprint, n.d. Renovation plans by James A. Gritton, ca. 1950 Renovation Plans by Cambridge Seven, 1982. "Save Alumnae Gym" poster, 1976. Gymnasium--Scott: Architectural drawings (6) by Ames and Dodge, 1923. Gymnasium--Scott: Plans by Ames and Dodge; A. G. Spalding and Bros., 1923-1926. Hampshire House: Renovation plans and proposals by Leon Pernice and Associates, 1976. Haven House: Newspaper parody "Haven House Hash," 1941. Hopkins House: "Forever Friends" poster, 1998. Infirmary--Elizabeth Mason: Drawings of addition by Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch, and Abbott, 1950. Pencil drawing, n.d. Flat File Drawer 7 John M. Greene Hall: Floor plan, n.d. John M. Greene Hall: Gates Project posters, 1993. Libraries--Werner Josten: Plans by Helge Westermann, 1964. Libraries--William Allan Neilson: Plans and alternatives by Lord and Hewlett, 1908-1909. Alternative lamp designs by Tuohey Company, 1937. Blueprints for 1939 addition to Neilson by Putnam and Stuart, 1939. (Includes Little Chapel) Plans for additions / alterations by O'Connor and Kilham, 1961. Plans for additions / alterations--mezzanine views, ca. 1962. Plans for additions / alterations--Neilson / Wright connector, 1962. Drawing of Seelye Reference Room by O'Connor and Kilham, 1962. Plans for additions / renovations, 1974. Plans showing proposed addition eliminating Alumnae Gym by Cambridge Seven, 1976. Flat File Drawer 8 Libraries--WANL: Plans for electronic classroom, 1999-2000. Lyman Plant House: Ground plans: Original, n.d. Renovation plans by Alderman and MacNeish, 1977. Morris House: Faceboard, 1975-1976 Faceboard, 1978-1979 Faceboard, 1980-1981 Museum of Art: Fine Arts Center (-) --Hillyer Hall: Three of six drawings of staircase hall by Fox and Gale, n.d.

(see also Drawer 9)

 Fine Arts Center (-) --Tryon Hall: Drawing of proposed Tryon Hall by Lewis Schell, 1925. Fine Arts Center (-) --Tryon Hall: Plans for seating, 1952. Flat File Drawer 9 Museum of Art, cont'd: Artists-Elmer, Edwin: Poster of Elmer's Mourning Picture from "Our Common Wealth" series, sponsored by the Arts in Massachusetts, 1979. Fine Arts Center (-) --Hillyer Hall: Three of six drawings of staircase hall and drawing of first-floor room by Fox and Gale, n.d.

(see also Drawer 8)

 Fine Arts Center (-) --Tryon Hall, c. 1952: Architectural plans by James Cubitt and Partners Proposed alterations by C. Coggeshall. Fine Arts Center (+) : Aerial views (2) of the architect's model, n.d. Museum of Art: Exhibits--Exhibit Posters, 1960-1969. Museum of Art: Exhibits--Exhibit Posters, 1970-1979. Museum of Art: Exhibits--Exhibit Posters, 1980-present. Sage Hall: Rededication poster, 1991 Science Center--Bass Hall: Dedication poster, 1991 Science Center--Clark Science Center Plans, incl. plans for animal cages, 1962-1966. Plans for additions and renovations, 1984. Two oil paintings of CSC--one from Burton lawn, the other from Paradise Pond, n.d. Sessions House: Wallpaper sample, n.d. Tenney House 2: Blueprints, n.d. Wright Hall: Plans by William and Geoffrey Platt, 1960. Information on Use Terms of Access and Use

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Those with more than a cursory interest in the Buildings of Smith College would do well to consult one or more of the following sources outside the 22. Buildings collection:

Card Catalog: Entries may contain any or all of the following information about a building: Construction / acquisition date Architect Information on who the building was named for Information on how the building has been used at various times Cross-references to specific locations outside of 22. Buildings List of "house mothers" (current and former student residences) Small identifying photograph of the building Other Smith College Archives Collections 00. Northampton and Local History may be helpful in understanding the early growth and expansion of the College within the context of the local community. 10. Postcard Collection features images of nearly all Smith buildings. This collection is digitized and available online at http://clio.fivecolleges.edu/smith/postcards/. 20. Buildings and Grounds-General includes maps of campus, some architectural information not contained in 22., and other general information about the College's physical plant. There is no finding aid yet available for this collection. 24. Buildings and Grounds-Grounds is the counterpart to 22. Buildings. It contains information on the Botanic Gardens, Paradise Pond, the old Allen Field, and numerous other college properties. There is no finding aid yet available for this collection. 32. Presidential Papers of Laurenus Clark Seelye (1875-1910), Marion LeRoy Burton (1910-1917), William Allan Neilson (1917-1939), Herbert John Davis (1940-1949), Benjamin Fletcher Wright (1949-1959), Thomas Corwin Mendenhall (1959-1975), Jill Ker Conway (1975-1985), and Mary Maples Dunn (1985-1995). All of these collections have finding aids. Smith College Publications President's Reports of Smith presidents named above. Smith Alumnae Quarterly, Smith College Weekly, SCAN, The Sophian. These publications are helpful when there is a controversy surrounding a building, or when a building is to be built or demolished. The December 15, 1944 special one-page edition of SCAN reporting on the fire in Dickinson House is a particularly good example. Access these publications through the card catalog, or simply look up the appropriate dates in the Reading Room copies. Sources Outside the Smith College Archives Smith College Physical Plant Department holds most of the college's oversized architectural plans. Researchers are welcome to view these plans, but an appointment must be scheduled ahead-of-time with Physical Plant, either directly or through the Archives. Plans are viewed at the Physical Plant facility on West Street. http://www.smith.edu/construction/ is a website, current as of March 2002, containing information on current Smith College building projects. Campus Tours are conducted for students interested in attending Smith College, so the focus is not necessarily on the actual buildings, but a tour would enable a non-Smith researcher to see extant buildings "live" with a guide. Call the Admissions Office for tour schedules, or take a "virtual tour" at http://www.smith.edu/tour/ (web address current as of March 2002). Bibliography

The Early History of Smith College 1871-1910. L. Clark Seelye. Houghton Mifflin: Boston, MA, 1923.

This, the House We Live In: The Smith College Campus from 1871 to 1982. Eleanor Terry Lincoln and John Abel Pinto. Smith College: Northampton, MA, 1983.

Note: This, the House We Live In is the most directly useful in this context, providing short histories of each building in the order of their construction or acquisition by the College and an alphabetical index. It also contains a quick but thorough narrative history of Smith College's expansion from the original Dewey and Lyman Homesteads to its present-day landholdings, and a discussion of the overall architectural history of the College. The book also separately lists the construction date and architect of each building if that information is known.

1 1 Ahwaga Avenue 1909

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 Ainsworth Gym

[see Gymnasium-Ainsworth]

Albright House 1 2 -General 1933-, n.d. -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

1 3 -Bathroom Stall Graffiti Spring 1977 1 4 -Photographs-Exterior 1900-, n.d. 1 5 -Photographs-Interior 1900-, n.d. 1 6 -Photographs-Groups 1909-, n.d. -Scrapbook (in honor of housemother Lois B. Bateson) 1958-1968

[see Oversize Box 1 (Appendix H)]

-Scrapbook 1962-1969

[see Oversize Box 2 (Appendix H)]

Miss Allen's Tea Room and Gift Shop

[see Elm Street, # 150]

Alumnae Gymnasium

[see Gymnasium-Alumnae]

2 1 Alumnae House (8 Bedford Terrace location) 1914-1924, n.d. 2 2 -Photographs-Exterior ca. 1913-1938 2 3 -Photographs-Interior ca. 1913-1938 Alumnae House (Elm Street location) 2 4 -General 1939-, n.d. 2 5 -Anniversaries 1948, 1988 -Architectural Plans

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

2 6 -Dedication 1938 2 7 -Deed of Gift 1938 2 8 -Exhibits 1939-1942 2 9 -Funding 1931-1938 2 10 -Groundbreaking 1937 2 11 -Laying of Cornerstone 1937 2 12 -Plaques n.d. -Photographs 2 13 -Exterior 1938-, n.d. 2 14 -Interior ca. 1940-, n.d. 2 15 -Interior-Special Features 1939-1994 2 16 -Cornerstone 1937, 1980 2 17 -Dedication 1938 2 18 -Groundbreaking and Construction ca. 1937 2 19 -Sketches and Drawings (Architectural) 1936 2 20 The Anchorage (103 South Street) n.d. Arnold Avenue

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 2 21 -#12 1899-1924 2 22 -#16 (Even Inn) 2 -General 1912 2 23 -Histories 1913-1915 -Scrapbooks (2) from Class of 1910

[see Oversize Box 3 (Appendix H)]

3 1 Baker Properties n.d. Baldwin House 3 2 -General 1956-, n.d. 3 3 -Calendar 1910 3 4 -Photographs-Exterior 1908-, n.d. 3 5 -Photographs-Interior 1981 3 6 -Photographs-Groups 1910-1995 Bedford Terrace

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 3 7 -Map n.d. 3 8 -# 6 (The Rosemont) ca. 1907, 1975 3 9 -# 6 (The Rosemont)-Photographs 1916-1975, n.d. 3 10 -# 8 1904-1997

[see also Alumnae House (8 Bedford Terrace location) and see also Dawes House and see also German House]

 3 11 -# 12 1901, 1974 3 12 -# 26 1917-1949, n.d. -# 36

[see Pomeroy House]

Belmont Avenue

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 4 1 -# 8 1927-1929 4 1a -# 9 1906 4 2 -# 9-Photographs 1910-1930 4 3 -# 12 ca. 1909-1918, n.d. 4 4 -# 13 1919-1930 -# 16

[see White Lodge]

4 5 -# 17 ca. 1901, 1923 4 6 -# 20 1902-1924 4 7 -# 21 1910-1925 -# 21-Photograph Album 1899-1914

[see Oversize Box 3 (Appendix H)]

4 8 -# 22 1927, n.d. 4 9 -# 29 n.d. 4 10 -#30 1930-1957 4 11 -#54 1913-1919 Boat and Crew Houses

[see also 24. Paradise Pond]

 4 12 -Boat House 1911- 4 13 -Crew House 1975- -Crew House-Architectural Plans

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

4 14 -Photographs-Boat House ca. 1900 4 15 -Photographs-Boat House 1910- 4 16 -Photographs-Crew House 1985-, n.d. 4 17 -Photographs-Both 1910- 4 -Photographs-Both

[see also Oversize Box 9 (Appendix H)]

4 18 Bookstore (Green Street) 1980- Brass Knocker

[see Elizabeth Drew House]

Burnham House

[see Mary Ellen Chase House]

Burton Hall

[see also Science Center-Clark Science Center]

4 19 -General 1905-, n.d. -Architectural Plans

[see Burton Hall-Sketches and Drawings and Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

 4 20 -Photographs-Exterior 1914-, n.d. 4 21 -Photographs-Interior 1915-, n.d. 4 22 -Sketches and Drawings (Architectural) n.d. 5 1 Cable House (Clark House Annex) 1888-ca.1908 5 2 Campus Center 1996- 5 3 Campus School 1973

[see also Gill Hall]

Capen Gymnasium

[see Davis Student Center]

Capen House 5 4 -General 1921-, n.d. 5 5 -History 1922-1952 5 6 -House President's Notebook 1957-1978 5 7 -Watchbook 1967 5 7a -Miscellaneous n.d. -Photographs 5 8 -Exterior ca. 1900- 5 9 -Interior 1981-, n.d. 5 10 -Groups 1887-1954, n.d. 5 11 -Groups (Album) 1956 5 12 -Groups (Album) 1957 5 13 -Groups (Album) 1958 5 14 -Groups (Album) 1959 6 1 -Groups (Album) 1960 6 2 -Groups 1961 6 3 -Groups (Album) 1962 6 4 -Groups 1965-1966 6 5 -Groups 1967 6 6 -Groups 1968 6 -Groups

[see also Oversize Box 10 (Appendix H)]

Capen House Annex

[see 20. Maps for location (no file)]

 Career Development Office (CDO)

[see Elizabeth Drew House]

Center for the Performing Arts

[see Individual Document Box 7]

Center Street Avenue # 19

[see Sheldon House]

Chapel

[see Individual Document Boxes 8-12]

Chapin House

[see Individual Document Box 15]

Chase House

[see Mary Ellen Chase House]

6 7 Chiller Plant 1990-1991 Clark House 6 8 -General 1908-1972 6 9 -Photographs-Exterior 1892-1982 6 10 -Photographs-Groups 1900-1982 Clark House Annex

[see Cable House]

College Hall

[see Individual Document Boxes 16-19]

College Lane

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 6 11 -# 7 n.d. 6 12 -# 8 n.d. -# 51

[see Faculty Clubhouse]

Comstock House

[see also Quadrangle and see also Quadrangle-Mandelle Quad and see also Wilder House]

 6 13 -General 1930-, n.d. -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

6 14 -Library 1940 6 15 -Photographs-Exterior 1956-, n.d. 6 16 -Photographs-Interior ca. 1930 6 17 -Photographs-Groups 1936- Center for the Performing Arts (Mendenhall Center) 7 1 -General 1962- 7 2 -Bells 1968-1997 7 3 -Construction-Architectural Drawings 1965

[see also Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

7 4 -Construction-Plans 1966 7 5 -Construction-Renovations 1998-2001 7 6 -Correspondence 1964-1965 7 7 -Historic Clothing Collection 1985 -Photographs 7 8 -Exterior 1968-, n.d. 7 9 -Interior n.d. 7 10 -Bells 1968 7 11 -Construction 1967 7 12 -Landscaping 1967-1978, n.d. -Sketches and Drawings

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

Chapel-College Hall Chapel 8 1 -General 1875-1890 8 2 -Photographs 1875-1890 8 3 -Photographs 1890-1900 8 4 -Photographs 1900-1910 8 5 Chapel-John M. Greene Hall 1910-37, 1954-55 8 6 Chapel-John M. Greene Hall-Photographs 1910-1937 Chapel-Neilson Library (Little Chapel) 8 7 -General 1936-1962 -Bookplate

[see Libraries-Bookplates-Branch and Specialty Libraries]

8 8 -Furnishings and Gifts 1937-1956, n.d. 8 9 -Hymnal 1938 8 10 -Photographs 1937-1955 8 11 Chapel-Proposed Chapel 1933 Chapel-Helen Hills Hills Chapel 9 1 -General 1955-, n.d. 9 -25th Anniversary (September 16, 1979) 9 2 -General 1979 9 3 -General Plans and Proposals 1978-1979 9 4 -Fall Events 1979 9 5 -Haughton, Rosemary 1975-1979 9 6 -Parents' Weekend (April 20, 1980) 1980 9 7 -Rally Day FEB 1980 9 8 -Sculpture Exhibit APR 1980 9 9 -Unsworth Party (April 19, 1980) 1980 9 10 -Bell 1955 9 11 -Bodman House 1883-1996 9 12 -Chapel Players-Godspell 1989-1990 9 13 -Counselors Committee 1958-1962 9 14 -Counselors Committee 1977-1978 9 15 -Counselors Committee 1979-1980 9 16 -Counselors Committee 1981-1982 9 17 -Counselors Committee 1982-1983 9 18 -Counselors Committee 1984-1985 9 19 -Counselors Committee-Board Membership/Chairship 1983 9 20 -Cross 1967-1968 9 21 -Dedication 1955 9 22 -Ecumenical Christian Church 1978 -Events 10 1 -General 1959- 10 2 -General n.d. -Anniversaries

[see (25th Anniversary)]

10 3 -Conway Celebration (April 17, 1985) 1984-1985 10 4 -Inauguration of Mary Maples Dunn 1985 10 5 -Installation of John Betlyon (October 4, 1981) 1981 10 -NECCA Symposium '88

[see 80. Religious Orgs-Newman Association]

 -Funds 10 6 -Bodman Fund 1955 10 7 -Brooks Fund 1962-1977 10 8 -Chapel Library 1976 10 9 -James Foundation Grant 1955-1956 -Furnishings 10 10 -General 1955-1956 10 11 -Accoutrements 1955-1959 10 12 -Accoutrements-Catalogs n.d. 10 13 -Accoutrements-Needlework 1957-1963 -Architectural Drawings of Ark of the Covenant, Hymn Board, and Sacristy

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

10 14 -Ark of the Covenant 1956-1957 10 15 -Artworks 1955-1963 10 16 -Artworks-Chagall Prints 1956-1982 10 17 -Correspondence-Hills, Helen Hills 1958 10 18 -Correspondence-Kane, Amanda 1955-1957 10 19 -Inventory 1956 10 20 -Groundbreaking 1953-1954 10 21 -Jewish Chaplaincy and Jewish Community 1975-1985 -Orders of Worship

[see Individual Doca. Boxes, after Photos]

10 22 -Organ 1956-1957 10 23 -Plaques n.d. 10 24 -Publications-Brochures 1974- 10 25 -Publications-News From the Chapel 1984-1988 10 26 -Steeple 1954 10 27 -Weddings 1955- 10 Chapel-Helen Hills Hills Chapel Record Book 1955-1979 -Photographs 10.5 1 -Exterior 1955- 10.5 2 -Interior 1955- 10.5 3 -Groups and Individuals-Helen Hills Hills 1953 10.5 4 -Bell n.d. 10.5 5 -Construction 1954-1955 10.5 6 -Steeple n.d. 10.5 7 -Sketches and Drawings (Architectural) n.d. 11 1 -Orders of Worship-General n.d. 11 2 -Orders of Worship 1955-1956 11 3 -Orders of Worship 1956-1957 11 4 -Orders of Worship 1957-1958 11 5 -Orders of Worship 1958-1959 11 6 -Orders of Worship 1959-1960 11 7 -Orders of Worship 1960-1961 11 8 -Orders of Worship 1961-1962 11 9 -Orders of Worship 1962-1963 11 10 -Orders of Worship 1963-1964 11 11 -Orders of Worship 1964-1965 11 12 -Orders of Worship 1965-1966 11 13 -Orders of Worship 1966-1967 11 14 -Orders of Worship 1967-1968 11 15 -Orders of Worship 1969-1970 11 16 -Orders of Worship 1970-1971 11 17 -Orders of Worship 1971-1972 11 18 -Orders of Worship 1972-1973 11 19 -Orders of Worship 1973-1974 11 20 -Orders of Worship 1974-1975 11 21 -Orders of Worship 1975-1976 12 1 -Orders of Worship 1976-1977 12 2 -Orders of Worship 1977-1978 12 3 -Orders of Worship 1978-1979 12 4 -Orders of Worship 1979-1980 12 5 -Orders of Worship 1980-1981 12 6 -Orders of Worship 1981-1982 12 7 -Orders of Worship 1982-1983 12 8 -Orders of Worship 1984-1985 12 9 -Orders of Worship 1985-1986 12 9a -Orders of Worship 1994 12 10 -Orders of Worship 1999 12 11 -Orders of Worship 2001 12 12 -Orders of Worship-Thanksgiving Festival Service 1971-1981 13 Chapel-Helen Hills Hills Chapel

[RESTRICTED-75 years]

 14 Chapel-Helen Hills Hills Chapel

[RESTRICTED-100 years]

 Chapin House 15 1 -General 1902- , n.d. 15 2 -Alumnae Reminiscences 1989 15 3 -Photographs-Exterior-Front View ca. 1904- 15 4 -Photographs-Exterior-Rear View n.d. 15 5 -Photographs-Interior 1904- 15 6 -Photographs-Groups ca. 1911- College Hall 16 1 -History-Lyman Estate ca. 1866 16 2 -History by Esther Wyman 1911 ca. 1966 16 3 -Architecture 1926- -Architecture-Alumnae Association Office

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

16 4 -Architectural Report by Sarah Tiedeman 1949 1949 -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

-Carillon 16 5 -General 1946- 16 6 -Clippings and Press Releases 1919- 16 7 -Rededication 1976 16 8 -Miscellaneous n.d. -Chapel

[see Chapel-College Hall Chapel]

16 9 -Clippings and Press Releases 1874- 16 10 -Reading Rooms n.d. 16 11 -Social Hall 1890-1925, n.d. 16 12 -Windows- Elizabeth Seelye Bixler Memorial Window -Photographs 17 1 -Exterior-Front View ca. 1875-1884 17 2 -Exterior-Front View ca. 1885-1886 17 3 -Exterior-Front View ca. 1887-1889 17 4 -Exterior-Front View ca. 1890-1895 17 5 -Exterior-Front View ca. 1896-1904 17 6 -Exterior-Front View ca. 1905-1919 17 7 -Exterior-Front View ca. 1920-1949 17 8 -Exterior-Front View ca. 1950-1959 17 9 -Exterior-Front View ca. 1960- 18 1 -Exterior-Front View n.d. ca. 1874-1952 18 2 -Exterior-Front View n.d. ca. 1953- 18 3 -Exterior-Rear View ca. 1885-1887 18 4 -Exterior-Rear View ca. 1888-1890 18 5 -Exterior-Rear View 1890- 18 6 -Exterior-Rear View n.d. 19 1 -Exterior-Special Features n.d. 19 2 -Exterior-Special Features-Clock Tower 1948- 19 3 -Exterior-With Other Buildings n.d. 19 -Exterior

[see also Oversize Box 9 (Appendix H)]

19 4 -Interior-General ca. 1889- 19 -Interior-General

[see also Oversize Box 9 (Appendix H)]

19 5 -Interior-Alpha Reading Room 1886-1890 -Interior-Art Gallery

[see Museum of Art]

19 6 -Interior-College Hall Reading Room ca. 1883-1901 -Interior-Library

[see Library, College Hall]

19 7 -Interior-Special Features n.d. 19 8 -Carillon-General 1919- 19 9 -Carillon-Keyboard ca. 1932-1979 19 10 -Carillon-Miscellaneous 1974-1986, n.d. 19 11 -Sketches and Drawings (Architectural and Artistic) ca. 1870-

[see also Oversize Box 9 (Appendix H)]

Cushing House

[see also Quadrangle]

20 1 -General 1960-, n.d. -House Library

[see Libraries-House-Cushing]

20 2 -Photographs-Exterior 1922-, n.d. 20 3 -Photographs-Interior ca. 1922 20 4 -Photographs-Groups 1925-, n.d. Cutter House

[see also Ziskind House]

20 5 -General 1955-, n.d. 20 6 -Photographs-Exterior 1957-, n.d. 20 7 -Photographs-Interior ca. 1960 20 8 -Photographs-Groups 1958- 20 9 -Photographs-Groundbreaking and Construction 1956 20 10 -Sketches and Drawings (Architectural and Artistic) 1955-1974 Dawes House (18 Henshaw Avenue and 8 Bedford Terrace) 21 1 -General 1929- 21 -History-see below 21 2 -Photographs-Exterior 1897- 21 3 -Photographs-Groups 1913- Davis Student Center

[see Box 22]

Dean's House

[see College Lane, #7]

Dean's House (never built)

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H) for plans]

21 4 Delta Sigma Invitation House 1910-1958 21 5 Delta Sigma Invitation House-Photographs 1897-1912, n.d. Dickinson House 21 6 -General 1901-1944 21 7 -Photographs-Exterior and Interior 1894-1944 21 8 -Photographs-Groups 1897-1944 21 9 -Photographs-Fire 1944 21 Dawes House-Dawes House History 1943 Dr. Davenport's House at 91 Elm

[see Henshaw House]

Davis Student Center 22 1 -General 1953- , n.d. 22 2 -Brochures 1950-1953, n.d. 22 -Director's Records 22 3 -Association of College Unions 1952-1963, n.d. 22 4 -Board of Counselors of SC-Davis Center Committee 1954-1958 22 5 -Board of Counselors of SC-Residence and Reca. Ctte 1962-1969 22 6 -Event Information n.d. 22 7 -Memoranda re. Events and Use of Space 1956-1970, n.d. 22 8 -Purchase Orders, Requisitions, Repairs, & Contracts 1962-1968, n.d. 22 9 -Reports 1954-1968 22 10 -Space Requests and Event Scheduling 1967-1970, n.d. 22 11 -Student Employment and Scheduling 1949-1968, n.d. 22 12 -Miscellaneous 1956-1970, n.d. -Director's Records-Correspondence 22 13 -General 1950-1965 22 14 -General 1966-1970 22 15 -General n.d. 22 16 -Fischer, Anne Clark 1921 1957 22 17 -Higginbotham, Elizabeth Bell 1932 1959-1962 22 18 -Snow, Florence Homer 1904 1955-1957 22 19 -Stiness, Alice Mott 1919 1957-1961 22 20 -Waite, Lavinia Fyke 1925 1956-1960 -Floor Plans

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H) for floor plans as Faunce Hall]

-Loan Library

[see Libraries-Loan Library]

22 21 -Photographs-Exterior 1921- , n.d. 22 22 -Photographs-Interior 1947- , n.d. Dewey House 23 1 -General 1881-1994 23 2 -Histories 1922-1953 -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

23 3 -Dewey Family 1982, n.d. -House Government 23 4 -General 1967-1991 23 5 -House President's Notebook 1960-1982 23 6 -Vice President's Notebook 1963-1979 23 7 -Minutes 1989-1991 23 8 -Residents List / Register / Roster 1956-71, 1990-91 -Photographs 23 9 -Exterior ca. 1877-1900 23 10 -Exterior ca. 1901- 24 1 -Exterior n.d. 24 2 -Exterior-Special Features n.d. 24 3 -Exterior-With Other Buildings ca. 1878-1911 24 4 -Exterior-With Other Buildings n.d. 24 -Exterior

[see also Oversize Box 9 (Appendix H)]

24 5 -Interior ca. 1890- 24 -Interior

[see also Oversize Box 9 (Appendix H)]

24 6 -Groups ca. 1880-1949 24 7 -Groups 1950- 24 8 -Groups-Upperclasswomen 1959 24 -Groups

[see also Oversize Box 9 (Appendix H)]

Drew Hall

[see Elizabeth Drew House]

Duckett House

[see Eleanor Duckett House]

25 1 Earle St. and West St., #182 1995

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 25 2 Eleanor Duckett House 1967-

[see also Southwick House]

25 3 Elizabeth Drew House / Hall ca. 1900- Elizabeth Mason Infirmary

[see Infirmary-Elizabeth Mason]

Ellen Emerson House

[see also Quadrangle]

25 4 -General n.d. -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

25 5 -Guest Book 1922-1944 25 6 -Guest Book 1944-1971 25 7 -Medieval Banquet n.d. 25 8 -Medieval Banquet-Clippings 1937-1940 25 9 -Class of 1937 Round Robin [3 rounds] Jan 1977-Dec 1981 25 10 -Class of 1937 Round Robin [3 rounds] Jan 1982-Aug 1986 25 11 -Class of 1937 Round Robin [3 rounds] Aug 1986-Feb 1989 25 12 -Class of 1937 Round Robin [3 rounds] Feb 1989-Jul 1992 25 13 -Class of 1937 Round Robin [3 rounds] Apr 1992-Oct 1995 25 14 -Class of 1937 Round Robin [1 round] Nov 1995- -Photographs 26 1 -Exterior 1922- 26 2 -Interior ca. 1925 26 3 -Groups 1922- 26 4 -Medieval Banquet 1910- 26 5 -Sketches and Drawings (Artistic) n.d. Elm Street Houses

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 26 6 -General 1885-1935 26 7 -#s 20, 26, 38 n.d.

[see also Gateway House (# 20 Elm Street)]

-# 41

[see Southwick House and see Eleanor Duckett House]

 -# 50

[see Clark House]

-# 70

[see College Lane, #7]

26 8 -# 76 1981 26 9 -# 79 Henshaw Group ca. 1910-1956

[see also Henshaw House]

-# 84

[see Elizabeth Drew House]

26 10 -# 90 (Methodist Church) ca. 1974 -# 91

[see Henshaw House]

-# 96

[see Haven House]

-# 105

[see Sessions Annex]

-# 109

[see Sessions House]

-# 112

[see Hopkins House]

-# 116

[see Park House Annex]

26 11 -# 133 n.d. 26 12 -#s 134, 136 1982 26 13 -# 150 1928- 26 14 -# 150, 156, 164, 168-Photographs 1921-1930 26 15 -# 150, 156, 168-Registers / Rosters 1922-1935 -# 156

[see Tenney House]

26 16 -# 240 ca. 1909 26 17 Engineering Building 2001 Even Inn

[see Arnold Avenue #16]

27 1 Faculty Club (College Lane, #51) 1941- Faculty Club-Renovations

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

Faculty Clubhouse

[see Faculty Club and see Prospect Street, # 10]

 Faunce Hall

[see Davis Student Center]

Faunce House

[see Parsons House]

Faunce House Annex

[see Parsons House Annex]

Feather

[see Hopkins House]

27 2 Field House 1938- Fine Arts Center

[see Museum of Art-Fine Arts Center]

27 3 Fort Hill Faculty Apartments 1961-1972 Fort Hill (Graduate) House 27 4 -General 1956-96, n.d. 27 5 -Correspondence with Elizabeth Young, House Mother ca. 1950-1960 27 6 -Scrapbook 1946-1947 27 7 -Scrapbook 1947-1948 27 8 -Scrapbook 1948-1949 28 1 -Scrapbook 1949-1950 28 2 -Scrapbook 1950-51, 1951-52 28 3 -Scrapbook 1952-1955 28 4 -Photographs 1893-1957 Franklin King House

[see also Quadrangle]

28 5 -General 1936- , n.d. 28 6 -Murals 1979 28 7 -Photographs-Exterior and Interior 1936- , n.d. 28 8 -Photographs-Groups 1942- , n.d. Franklin King Residences

[see College Lane, #7 and College Lane, # 51]

 French House

[see Dawes House, West Street # 75, and Bedford Terrace # 8]

 28 9 Friedman Apartments 1975- Gardiner House

[see also Quadrangle]

29 1 -General 1906- , n.d. -Bookplate

[see Libraries-Bookplates-House Libraries]

29 2 -Financial Records 1951-1953 29 3 -History 1926-1951 29 4 -History 1952-1953 29 5 -History 1954-1955 29 6 -History 1956-1958 29 7 -Knitters 1948 29 8 -Scrapbook 1999-2000 -Photographs 29 9 -Exterior and Interior ca. 1926- 29 10 -Groups 1933- , n.d. 29 11 -Groups-History Album 1927-1942 29 -Groups

[see also Oversize Box 9 (Appendix H)]

-Scrapbook 1926-1945

[see Oversize Box 6 (Appendix H)]

30 1 Garrison Hall 1956- Gateway House 30 2 -General n.d. 30 3 -Guest Book 1924-1938 30 4 -Photographs 1880-1889 30 5 -Photographs 1890-1899 30 6 -Photographs 1900- 30 7 -Photographs n.d. 30 8 Geology Building (never built) n.d. German House (8 Bedford Terrace) 30 9 -General 1935-1956, n.d. 30 10 -Correspondence 1938-1946, n.d. 30 11 -Dramatics 1955-1956 30 12 -Eppendorff, Lina 1935-1940 31 1 -House President's Notebook 1953-1954 31 2 -House President's Notebook 1955-1957 31 3 -Signs n.d. 31 4 -Photographs 1939-1957 31 5 Gill Hall ca. 1917-1977

[see also Campus School]

Gillett House

[see also Northrop House]

31 6 -General 1919- -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

-Floor Plan, n.d.

[see Oversize Box 4 (Appendix H)]

31 7 -House President's Notebook 1970s 31 8 -Photographs-Exterior ca. 1910- 31 9 -Photographs-Groups ca. 1912- , n.d. -Photographs-Groups 1966

[see Oversize Box 3 (Appendix H)]

Graduate House

[see Elizabeth Drew House, Fort Hill Graduate House, Bedford Terrace #8, Belmont Avenue #30]

 Graham Hall

[see Museum of Art-Fine Arts Center--Graham Hall]

Green Street

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 32 1 -General 1989-1996 -# 10

[see Snowe House]

32 2 -#s 12, 14 ca. 1895 -# 20

[see 10. Postcard File]

 32 3 -# 26 ca. 1913-1920 32 4 -# 30 (Lapan Inn) 1914-1960 32 5 -# 30-Photographs-Exterior and Interior 1916-1960 32 6 -# 30-Photographs-Groups 1905-1927 32 7 -#s 36, 39 ca. 1925 32 8 -#s 44, 54 1988-1993 32 9 -#s 78-86 1992 Gymnasium 33 1 -General ca. 1925- -General-Floor plans and elevation drawings

[see Oversize Box 4 (Appendix H)]

-Ainsworth Gym 33 2 -General 1977- -Architectural Plans

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

-Formal Opening 33 3 -General 1977 33 4 -Correspondence-General-Acceptances 1977 33 5 -Correspondence-General-Regrets 1977 33 6 -Correspondence-Ainsworth Family 1977 33 7 -Correspondence-Special Invitees 1977 33 8 -Planning and Financing of 1968-1976

[see also Gymnasium-Scott]

-Photographs 33 9 -Exterior 1976- 33 10 -Interior 1977- 33 11 -Formal Opening 1977 33 12 -Sketches and Drawings (Architectural) n.d. -Alumnae Gym 34 1 -General 1889- -Architectural Plans

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H) for original plans and renovations]

-Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

34 2 -Dedication 1983 34 3 -Gymnasium Committee 1887-1891 34 4 -Plaques n.d. 34 5 -Preservation and Conversion 1975-1981, 2001

[see also Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H) for Save Alumnae Gym poster]

-Photographs 34 6 -Exterior-East View 1985-1917, ca. 1985 34 7 -Exterior-Northeast View 1897-1982, n.d. 34 8 -Exterior-South View 1897-1904, 1994 34 9 -Exterior-Southeast View 1894-1917, 1981 34 10 -Exterior-West / Northwest View 1891-1983 34 11 -Interior 1894-ca. 1930, n.d. 34 12 -Interior-CA / SSC 1983- 34 13 -Special Features 1976-1988, n.d. 34 14 -Sketches and Drawings (Artistic) ca. 1894 35 1 -Equestrian Center 1996- -First

[see Gymnasium-Old]

35 2 -Indoor Track and Tennis Facility 1983- -Old 35 3 -General 1979-1934, n.d. 35 4 -Photographs-Exterior (Lilly Hall location) ca. 1876-1886 35 5 -Photographs-Exterior (Neilson Library location) 1886-1909 35 6 -Photographs-Interior 1879-1891 -Scott 35 7 -General ca. 1924- -Architectural Plans

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

-Bookplate

[see Libraries-Bookplates-Branch and Specialty Libraries]

35 8 -Photographs-Exterior ca. 1924- 35 9 -Photographs-Interior ca. 1925- 35 10 -Sketches and Drawings (Architectural) n.d. Hampshire House 36 1 -General 1951-1989 36 2 -History 1938-1969 36 3 -Constitution 1945-1990 36 4 -House Government 1955-1989 -Renovations

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H) for plans]

36 5 -Photographs-Exterior 1975-1990 36 6 -Photographs-Groups 1945-1995, n.d. 36 7 -Photographs-as Sophie's Terrace Cafe 1980-1987 Mrs. Hatch's House

[see West Street # 75]

Hatfield House / Hall 36 8 -General 1922- , n.d. 36 9 -History 1920-1927 36 10 -Finances 1923-1925 36 11 -Guest Book 1894-1924 -House Library

[see Libraries-House-Hatfield]

-Photographs 36 12 -Exterior 1877-1920 36 13 -Exterior 1921- 36 14 -Exterior n.d. 37 1 -Exterior-With Other Buildings 1877-1928, n.d. 37 -Exterior

[see also Oversize Box 5 (Appendix H)]

37 2 -Interior 1881, n.d. 37 3 -Groups 1888-1926 Haven House 37 4 -General 1902- , n.d. 37 5 -History 1913-1956-Foreword 1912 37 6 -History 1913-1956-House Photograph Page ca. 1907 37 7 -History 1913-1956 1913-1914 37 8 -History 1913-1956 1914-1915 37 9 -History 1913-1956 1915-1916 37 10 -History 1913-1956 1916-1917 37 11 -History 1913-1956 1917-1918 37 12 -History 1913-1956 1918-1919 37 13 -History 1913-1956 1919-1920 37 14 -History 1913-1956 1920-1921 37 15 -History 1913-1956 1921-1922 37 16 -History 1913-1956 1922-1923 37 17 -History 1913-1956 1923-1924 37 18 -History 1913-1956 1924-1925 37 19 -History 1913-1956 1925-1926 37 20 -History 1913-1956 1926-1927 37 21 -History 1913-1956 1928-1929 37 22 -History 1913-1956 1929-1930 37 23 -History 1913-1956 1930-1931 37 24 -History 1913-1956 1931-1932 37 25 -History 1913-1956 1932-1933 37 26 -History 1913-1956 1933-1934 37 27 -History 1913-1956 1934-1935 38 1 -History 1913-1956 1935-1936 38 2 -History 1913-1956 1936-1937 38 3 -History 1913-1956 1937-1938 38 4 -History 1913-1956 1940-1941 38 5 -History 1913-1956 1942-1943 38 6 -History 1913-1956 1947-1948 38 7 -History 1913-1956 1955-1956 38 8 -History 1913-1956 n.d. -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]-Haven House Hash

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

-Photographs 38 9 -Exterior ca. 1904- 38 10 -Interior ca. 1904- 38 11 -Groups 1901-1931 38 12 -Groups 1932- 38 13 -Groups-Photo Albums 1954, '56, '60 38 14 -Sketches and Drawings (Artistic) 1979 -Scrapbook on Haven / Wesley Greek foster child 1952-1957

[see Oversize Box 2 (Appendix H)]

Henshaw Avenue 39 1 -General and House Registers / Rosters ca. 1923-1950 39 2 -# 10 1912-1931 39 3 -# 11 1890-1954 39 4 -# 14 1890 39 5 -# 17 n.d. -# 18

[see Dawes House]

-# 20

[see Parsons House]

-# 25

[see Hover House and see Parsons House Annex]

 -Henshaw House 39 6 -General n.d. -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

39 7 -Photographs 1918-1952, n.d. Hillyer Art Gallery

[see Museum of Art-Fine Arts Center-Hillyer Hall and see Libraries-Hillyer Art Library]

 Hopkins Houses 39 8 -General 1881- -Forever Friends - poster

[see Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

-Photographs 39 9 -Exterior-Hopkins Group 1919-1999 39 10 -Exterior-Hopkins House 1942-1994 39 11 -Exterior-Hopkins A 1981 39 12 -Exterior-Hopkins B 1983, n.d. 39 13 -Groups 1896-1994, n.d. -Scrapbook 1951-1955

[see Oversize Box 6 (Appendix H)]

39 14 Hover House 1967-1984

[see also Parsons House Annex]

39 15 Hover House-Journal 1984 Hubbard House 40 1 -General 1882- 40 2 -History 1922-1941 40 3 -History 1966-1970 40 4 -Anniversary, 50th and 60th 1929, 1939 40 5 -Anniversary, 90th 1969 -Anniversary, 100th 40 6 -General 1978 40 7 -Correspondence-General 1978 40 8 -Correspondence-Acceptances 1978 40 9 -Correspondence-Congratulations 1978 40 10 -Correspondence-Regrets 1978 40 11 -Correspondence-Thank-You Notes 1978 -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

40 12 -House President's Notebook ca. 1970-1979 40 13 -Roster / Register 1922-1968, 1992 40 14 -Tertium Quid 1897 40 15 -Vacation Register 1976 -Photographs 41 1 -Exterior 1880-1915, n.d. 41 2 -Exterior ca. 1916- , n.d. 41 3 -Exterior-With Other Buildings 1883-1895 41 4 -Interior-Common Areas 1889, n.d. 41 5 -Interior-Student Rooms 1882-1901 41 6 -Groups 1879-1907 41 -Groups

[see also Oversize Box 5 (Appendix H)]

41 7 -Groups 1921- 41 8 -Groups-Photo Album 1958-1959 -Groups-Photo Album 1940-1954

[see Oversize Box 5 (Appendix H)]

-Scrapbooks -Senior Scrapbook, 1960

[see Box 42]

-Scrapbook, 1991-1992

[see Oversize Box 8 (Appendix H)]

-Scrapbook, 1992-1993

[see Oversize Box 7 (Appendix H)]

42 Hubbard House-Senior Scrapbook: To Mother Hubbard From Her Seniors 1960 43 1 Infirmary-First 1905 Infirmary-Elizabeth Mason Infirmary 43 2 -General n.d. 43 3 -History 1916-1919 43 4 -History 1941-1942 43 5 -History 1954- -50th Anniversary 43 6 -General 1969 43 7 -Correspondence-Acceptances 1969 43 8 -Correspondence-Regrets 1969 43 9 -Invitation Lists and Seating Plans 1969 -Health Services 43 10 -Brochures 1965-1980, n.d. 43 11 -Brochures 1981- 43 12 -Counseling Services ca. 1987 43 13 -Forms 1973- 43 14 -Insurance 1971- 43 15 -Miscellaneous 1967- -Photographs 43 16 -Exterior ca. 1919- 43 17 -Exterior-Florence Gilman Pavilion 1944-1954, n.d. 43 18 -Exterior-FGP-Groundbreaking / Construction 1942-1943 43 19 -Exterior-FGP-Third Floor Addition 1951-1953 43 20 -Exterior-WAVES Temporary Building 1942-1943 43 21 -Exterior-Special Features 1965, n.d. 43 22 -Interior 1941- -Sketches and Drawings (Architectural and Artistic) ca. 1940

[see Oversize Box 5 and Flat File Drawer 6 (Appendix H)]

John M. Greene Hall 44 1 -General 1901-1911 44 2 -General 1938-2001 44 3 -History-Baker Properties and Copeland Residence 1977 -Architectural Plans

[see Flat File Drawer 7 (Appendix H)]

-Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

-Gates Project

[see Flat File Drawer 7 (Appendix H)]

44 4 -Organ ca. 1910-1998, n.d. -Photographs 44 5 -Construction 1909-1910 44 6 -Exterior-East View 1910-94 44 7 -Exterior-East View-Northeast Angle ca. 1910-1920 44 8 -Exterior-East View -Southeast Angle ca. 1910-1982, n.d. 44 9 -Exterior-East View -South Angle 1910-1953 44 10 -Exterior-North View 1935 44 11 -Exterior-Southeast View ca. 1910-1920 44 12 -Exterior-South View ca. 1915 44 13 -Exterior-West and Southwest Views ca. 1915-1927 44 14 -Exterior-Special Features 1981-1993 44 15 -Exterior-Special Features-Steps ca. 1950-1990 44 16 -Interior 1910-1946, n.d. 44 17 -Interior 1947-79 44 18 -Interior-Reconstruction 1946-1947 Jordan House 44 19 -General 1955-1998, n.d. -Bookplate

[see Libraries-Bookplates-House Libraries]

44 20 -Photographs-Exterior 1922-1990, n.d. 44 21 -Photographs-Interior ca. 1922 44 22 -Photographs-Groups 1922-1995, n.d. 44 23 Jordan House Annex (7 Paradise Road) ca. 1920 Juniper Lodge 45 1 -General Histories 1950 & 1957 45 2 -Brochures 1955-1979, n.d. -Chocorua Lake Area 45 3 -General 1965 45 4 -Chocorua Lake Association n.d. 45 5 -Legends n.d. 45 6 -New Hampshire Smith Club 1948-1961 45 7 -Relocation of Route 16 1950 45 8 -Committee Reports, Notes, and Minutes 1924-1964 45 9 -Committee Reports, Notes, and Minutes 1965-1980 -Correspondence 45 10 -General 1923-1924 45 11 -General 1925-1926 45 12 -General 1927-1929 45 13 -General 1940-1949 45 14 -General 1950-1951 45 15 -General 1952-1953 46 1 -General 1954-1955 46 2 -General 1956-1957 46 3 -General 1958-1959 46 4 -General 1960-1961 46 5 -General 1962-1964 46 6 -General 1965 46 7 -General 1966 46 8 -General 1967-1980 46 9 -General n.d. 46 10 -Letter From Otelia Cromwell '00 1951 47 1 -Yale 1924-1929 47 2 -Yale 1947-1978 -Establishment 47 3 -General 1919-1923, 1975 47 4 -Reynolds, James Bronson 1883-1891 47 5 -Reynolds, James Bronson-Correspondence 1923 47 6 -Finances 1924-1929 47 7 -Finances 1946-1962 47 8 -Finances 1963-1979 47 9 -Finances-Budd Bequest 1965 47 10 -Finances-Early Fundraising 1924-1925 47 11 -Finances-Early Fundraising-Records of Contribution 1924-1925 47 12 -Forms 1952-1977 -Guests 47 13 -Applications for Reservation and Fellowship 1947 47 14 -Eligibility Requirements 1923-1977 48 1 -Guest Book 1924-1931 -Guest Book 1931-1979

[see Oversize Box 10 (Appendix H)]

48 2 -Fellowship Certificates 1957-1967 48 3 -Records of Payment 1942-1964 48 4 -Residence Charts 1924-1966, n.d. 48 5 -Residence, Fellowship, and Application Lists 1924-1967, n.d. 48 6 -Inventories (Furniture, Silver, etca.) 1929-1980, n.d. 48 7 -Maintenance and Supplies 1925-1974 48 8 -Maps 1937-1962 48 9 -Notices of Opening and Availability 1925-1979 49 1 -Operations 1924-1966, n.d. 49 2 -Personnel-Committee Appointments 1924-1968 49 3 -Personnel-Lodge Staff 1924-1973 49 4 -Press Releases and Clippings 1924-1981 49 5 -Press Releases and Clippings-Air Bulletin 1948 49 6 -Sale and Closing 1980 49 7 -Writings About the Lodge 1924-1925 -Miscellaneous 49 8 -Postcard, oversize n.d. 49 9 -Signs n.d. -Signs

[see also Oversize Box 10 (Appendix H)]

49 10 -Stationery 1962, n.d. 49 11 -Photographs-Exterior 1925-1970, n.d. 49 12 -Photographs-Exterior-Porch 1924-1970, n.d. 49 13 -Photographs-Exterior-Views From the Lodge 1934-1970, n.d. 49 14 -Photographs-Interior n.d. 49 15 -Photographs-Groups n.d. Kneeland Home

[see President's House]

Lamont House 50 1 -General 1955- -Bookplate

[see Libraries-Bookplates-House Libraries]

50 2 -Christmas Party 1959 50 3 -Julie's Quilt 1991-1993 50 -Photographs 50 4 -Exterior 1954- 50 5 -Interior ca. 1950- 50 6 -Groups 1955- 50 -Groups

[see also Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

Lapan Inn

[see Green Street # 30]

50 7 Laundry (College Lane and State Street) 1905-1992 50 8 Laundry-Laundry Lists 1894-1975 Laura Scales House

[see also Franklin King House and see also Quadrangle]

 50 9 -General 1935- 50 10 -Anniversaries 1956-1961 -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

50 11 -Murals 1936-1979 50 -Photographs 50 12 -Exterior 1936- 51 1 -Interior ca. 1936, n.d. 51 2 -Groups 1937-1952 51 3 -Groups 1953- 51 -Groups

[see also Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

51 4 Laura Scales and Franklin King Houses-Photographs-Exterior 1935- 51 5 Laura Scales and Franklin King Houses-Sketches and Drawings (Arch.) ca. 1930 Lawrence House 51 6 -General 1904- 51 7 -History 1912-1923 51 8 -History 1933-1951 51 9 -Anniversaries 1942 -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

51 10 -Correspondence with Elizabeth Lawrence Clarke 1883 1913 51 11 -Head of House Notebook 1952 -House Library

[see Libraries-House-Lawrence]

52 1 -House President's Notebook 1913 52 2 -Memory Book Presented to Julia Caverno 1922-1923 52 3 -Roster / Register 1922-1968 52 4 -Roster / Register 1981-1982 52 -Photographs 52 5 -Exterior 1892- 52 6 -Interior 1895- 52 7 -Groups 1898- Libraries 53 1 -General 1968-1993, n.d. -Histories 53 2 -General 1875-1994 53 3 -History of the Library at Smith College by M. Anderson 1975-1910 53 4 -The History of the Foundation and Development of the Smith College Library by M. Grierson 1922 1874-1917 53 5 -The History of the Foundation Cont'd 1917-1920 53 6 -Bibliographies and Reference Guides 1983, n.d.

[see also Libraries-WANL-Bibliographies and Reference Guides]

-Bookplates

[see Appendix C for item-level list of bookplates]

53 7 -General n.d. 53 8 -Branch and Specialty Libraries n.d. 53 9 -Department Libraries n.d.

[see also Libraries-Department Libraries]

53 10 -House Libraries n.d.

[see also Libraries-House Libraries]

-William Allan Neilson Library 53 11 -General n.d. 53 12 -Groups n.d. 53 13 -Individuals-A-B n.d. 53 14 -Individuals-Abbott, Senda Berenson 1930 53 15 -Individuals-C n.d. 53 16 -Individuals-Comstock, Ada Louise 1897 1980 53 17 -Individuals-D-G n.d. 53 18 -Individuals-H-L n.d. 53 19 -Individuals-M-O n.d. 53 20 -Individuals-P n.d. 53 21 -Individuals-Putnam, Karl Scott 1966 53 22 -Individuals-Q-V n.d. 53 23 -Individuals-Seelye, L. Clark 1901 53 24 -Individuals-W-Z n.d. 53 25 -Miscellaneous n.d. 54 1 -Clarke Library (Memorial Hall) 1875-1879 54 2 -College Hall Library 1880-1900, 1974 54 3 -Department Libraries-General 1912-1977

[see also Libraries-Bookplates-Department Libraries]

54 4 -Department Libraries-Philosophy-Phelps Memorial Asso. 1883-1894 -Friends of the Library 54 5 -Annual Meetings and Lectures 1948- 54 -Annual Reports 1942-1970

[see Bound Copies]

 54 6 -Annual Reports 1970-1979 54 7 -Annual Reports 1980-1983 54 8 -Brochures and Pamphlets 1981-1989, n.d. -Correspondence 55 1 -General 1952- 55 2 -M. Grierson to Mrs. Patch 1945 55 3 -M. Grierson to Mrs. Patch 1950 55 4 -M. Grierson to Mrs. Patch 1951 55 5 -M. Grierson to Mrs. Patch 1952 55 6 -M. Grierson to Mrs. Patch 1953 55 7 -M. Grierson to Mrs. Patch 1954 55 8 -M. Grierson to Mrs. Patch 1955 55 9 -M. Grierson to Mrs. Patch 1956 55 10 -M. Grierson to Mrs. Patch 1957 55 11 -M. Grierson to Mrs. Patch 1958 55 12 -M. Grierson to Mrs. Patch 1959 55 13 -Council Reports Notes, and Minutes 1945-1955 55 14 -Council Reports, Notes, and Minutes 1956- 55 15 -Events 1966- 55 16 -Events-Keepsakes 1979-

[see Appendix A for item-level list of keepsakes]

55 17 -Founding and Organization 1934-1944 56 1 -Newsletter 1971-1996 56 2 -Newsletter 1997- 56 3 -Office Furnishings 1983 56 4 -Publication Schedules and Budgets ca. 1972 -Publications 56 -General 1963-1970

[see Bound Copies]

 -Essays 56 5 -Henry James in Northampton by Dean Flower 1971 56 6 -Mishaps of a Compulsive Collector by Philip Hofer 1970 56 7 -Two Aspects of Memory (Collecting for Scholars by F. Adams, Jr. and The Task of Recollection by G. Piel) 1968 -Keepsakes

[see Events-Keepsakes]

56 8 -Rare Book Room-The Landscape Alphabet 1981 56 9 -SSC-Unpublished Papers Series, Booklets 1-4 1963-1966 56 10 -SSC-Unpublished Papers Series, Booklets 5-8 1967-1970 56 11 -Sophia Smith Collection ca. 1945-1970

[see also Council Reports, Notes, and Minutes]

56 12 -Photographs -Hillyer Art Library 56 13 -General 1968- 56 14 -Bibliographies 1963-1984 -Bookplate

[see Libraries-Bookplates-Branch and Specialty Libraries]

56 15 -Photographs 1933- 56 Libraries-Friends of the Library-Annual Reports 1-10 (Bound) 1942-1952 56 Libraries-Friends of the Library-Annual Reports 11-20 (Bound) 1953-1962 56 Libraries-Friends of the Library-Annual Reports 21-25 (Bound) 1963-1970 56 Libraries-Friends of the Library-Friends of the Library Publications (Bound) 1963-1967 56 Libraries-Friends of the Library-Friends of the Library Publications (Bound) 1968-1970 -House Libraries

[see also Libraries-Bookplates-House Libraries]

57 1 -General ca. 1944-1978 57 2 -Cushing House 1927 57 3 -Hatfield House 1889 57 4 -Lawrence House 1938 57 5 -Martha Wilson House 1945 57 6 -Tyler House 1962 57 6a -Washburn House -Interlibrary Exchanges 57 7 -General 1967- 57 8 -Books and Libraries by Flora Ludington 1955-56 57 -Five-College Library System

[see 70. Intercollegiate-Five Colleges-F-N]

 57 9 -Forbes Library 1961, n.d.

[see also Libraries-Histories]

-Hampshire Interlibrary Center (HILC) 57 10 -General 1947-1950 57 11 -General 1951-1959 57 12 -General 1960-1976 57 13 -Annual Reports 1951-1967 57 14 -Cresap, McCormick, and Paget Survey 1954 57 15 -Metcalf Survey 1957 57 16 -New England College Librarians' Association 1908-1945, n.d. 58 1 -Loan Library (Davis Student Center) n.d. 58 2 -Memorial Funds 1963-1965 -Music Library

[see Libraries-Sage Hall Library and Libraries-Werner Josten Performing Arts Library]

 58 3 -Newsletter News From the Libraries 1987- -Policy 58 4 -Circulation 1947- 58 5 -Circulation-Non-Smith Borrowers 1998 58 6 -Graffiti 1942 58 7 -Reserve Books ca. 1937-1989 58 8 -Reports and Surveys 1969 -Sabin-Reed Science Library 58 9 -General 1960-1976, n.d. 58 10 -Library Reports from Biology Department 1971-1977 58 11 -Photographs 1934-1990, n.d. 58 12 -Sage Hall Library 1940-1965, n.d. -Seelye Hall Library 58 13 -General ca. 1900-1909 -Shelf Diagrams

[see Oversize Box 4 (Appendix H)]

58 14 -Photographs 1900-1909 -Staff 58 15 -General 1909- 58 16 -Cookbook-The Eater's Guide 1982 58 Libraries-Newsletter News from the Libraries (Bound) 1987-2001 -Staff 59 1 -Cookbook-The Eater's Guide Originals pp. 1-65 1982 59 2 -Cookbook-The Eater's Guide Originals pp. 66-117 1982 59 3 -Glossary of Library Terms for Employees 1986 59 4 -Library Staff Association 1987- 59 5 -Meeting Minutes 1908-1911 59 6 -Meeting Minutes 1912-1919 59 7 -Parties 1946- 59 8 -Staff Council Activities Committee 1997- 59 9 -Staff Fund 1951-1992 59 10 -Staff Manual 1974- 59 11 -Staff Manual-Outdated Pages 1981- 59 12 -Telephone Courtesy Pamphlet n.d. 60 1 -Statistics 1908-1938 60 2 -Statistics 1912-1987, n.d. 60 3 -Technical Services 1971-1977 60 4 -Usage Guides 1953, n.d. 60 5 -Usage Guides 1983-1988, n.d. 60 6 -Usage Guides-Faculty 1987 60 7 -War Service 1917-1918 -Werner Josten Performing Arts Library 60 8 -General ca. 1968- -Architectural Plans

[see Flat File Drawer 7 (Appendix H)]

60 9 -Bibliographies and Catalogs 1972-1975, n.d. 60 10 -Photographs 1977-1988, n.d. -William Allan Neilson Library

[see Boxes 61-75]

60 11 -Young Science Library 1991- 60 12 -Miscellaneous n.d. 60 13 -Photographs-Slides (List only in folder) 1975 -William Allan Neilson Library 61 1 -General 1962- -Accessions

[see Boxes 66-73]

61 2 -Anniversaries 1934 61 3 -Anniversaries 1959 61 4 -Anniversaries 1984 -Architectural Plans

[see Flat File Drawer 7 (Appendix H)]

-Artworks 61 5 -General 1950-1965 61 6 -Murals 1910 61 7 -Portraits 1935-1957 61 8 -Sculpture 1912-1913, n.d. -Bibliographies and Reference Guides 61 9 -General 1931- 61 10 -Indexes and Abstracts 1970-1980 61 11 -Subjects A-D 1972-1988 61 12 -Subjects E-F 1976-1986 61 13 -Subjects G-Z 1971-1986 61 14 -Browsing Room 1931-1998, n.d.

[see also Libraries-WANL-Furnishings-Browsing Room, see also Libraries-WANL-Correspondence-Chandler, see also Libraries-WANL-Correspondence-Dodd, and see also Libraries-WANL-Correspondence-Eaton]

 61 15 -Carrels 1939- 61 16 -Catalogue Department 1889 61 17 -Classes in the Library 1939 -Construction -Alumnae Gym Complex 61 18 -General 1974-1976 61 19 -General 1978-1982 62 1 -Feasibility Study-Mitchell, Burditt, and Associates 1974 62 2 -Program Proposal-Mitchell, Burditt, and Associates 1974 62 3 -Program Proposal-Weese, Harry 1976 62 4 -Main Building 1906-1910 62 5 -Main Building-Plans and Specifications 1908-1909 62 6 -North Wing 1936-1939 62 7 -Northwest and South Wings 1960-1962 62 8 -Northwest and South Wings-Floor Plans 1962 -Correspondence (with Librarian-Incoming and Outgoing) 63 1 -Andrews, Hannah Dunlop 1904 1916 63 2 -Avery, R. Janet Gilfillan 1903 1909 63 3 -Baldwin, Sidney 1910 1914 63 4 -Blakely, Bertha E. 1910-1916 63 5 -Brooks, Henrietta St. B. 1910 63 6 -Burgess, Helen Davis 1895 1908 63 7 -Burgess, Laura Crane 1896 1911 63 8 -Byers, Harriet Gertrude 1909 n.d. 63 9 -Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 1917 63 10 -Chandler, Lucie Tower 1905 1910-1917 63 11 -Churchill, Alfred Vance 1918 63 12 -Clarke, Ellen williston 1885 1919 63 13 -Clarke, Elizabeth Lawrence 1883 1913-1918 63 14 -Cone, Kate Morris 1879 1911-1915 63 15 -Cushman, Alice L. 1910 63 16 -Dey, Mary Duguid 1884 1910 63 17 -Dodd, Marion E. 1909-1914 63 18 -Dunton, Edith K. 1897 1908 63 19 -Eaton, Abby Allen 1899 1910-1913 63 20 -Fellows, Helen 1906 1911 63 21 -Fletcher, Robert S. 1910-1917 63 22 -Foley, Margaret Baker 1890 1918 63 23 -Furnman, Fannie 1906 1910 63 24 -Granger, Edith Hawkes 1891 1915 63 25 -Johnston, Dr. W. Dawson 1910-1916 63 26 -Kimball, Alfred P. 1911-1912 63 27 -Lane, William CA. 1915 63 28 -Pomeroy, Laura Holmes 1908 1910 63 29 -Putman, Louise Day 1909 1910 63 30 -Russell, Anna 1908 1908-1910 63 31 -Sherman, Rose 1910 63 32 -Woman's National Farm and Garden Association 1918 63 33 -Women's Educational and Industrial Union 1916-1918 -Dedications -Inscription on Steps

[see Libraries-WANL-Photographs-Special Events-Dedication of Steps Inscription]

63 34 -Main Building 1910 63 35 -Naming 1946 63 36 -South Wing 1962 63 37 -WANL/Alumnae Gym Complex 1982 63 38 -Electronic Classroom 1998-1999 63 39 -Electronic Classroom-Specifications 1999

[see also Flat File Drawer 8 (Appendix H)]

-Exhibits 63 40 -General 1921- 63 41 -General 64 1 -500th Anniversary of Printing 1940 64 2 -Fifty Books of Louis Silver 1954 -Faculty Committee 64 3 -General 1905-1907 64 4 -General 1920-1935 64 5 -Minutes 1905-1907 64 6 -Secretary's Letter File 1906-1907 64 7 -Faculty Offices 1966- 64 8 -Fire 1975 -Funds (Building Funds) 64 9 -General ca. 1894-1908 64 10 -Correspondence 1907 64 11 -Dr. Grace A. Preston Memorial ca. 1900 64 12 -L. Clark Seelye Fund 1898-1910 64 13 -Statements and Receipts 1909, n.d. -Furnishings 64 14 -General ca. 1941-1981, n.d. 64 15 -Browsing Room 1910-1915, 2000

[see also Libraries-WANL-Browsing Room]

64 16 -Clock 1910-1912, n.d. 64 17 -Correspondence 1909-1910 64 18 -German Seminar Room 1909-1912 64 19 -Librarian's Office 1909 -Gifts and Acquisitions

[see also Libraries-WANL-Accessions, Boxes 66-73]

64 20 -General 1919-1918 64 21 -General 1930-1931 64 22 -General 1935-1939 64 23 -General 1940- 64 24 -Art and Artifacts 1918-1930, n.d. 64 25 -Bible (13th Century ms) 1956 64 26 -Delbosc Library 1936 64 27 -Forms and Procedures 1946, n.d. 64 28 -Furniture 1909-1936

[see also Libraries-WANL-Furnishings]

64 29 -Gift Request Slip n.d. 64 30 -Hale Library 1938 65 1 -Memorial Gifts 1906-1960 65 2 -Purchases 1934-1939 65 3 -Shakespeare Folios 1961, n.d. 65 4 -Title II-A Grant 1965 65 5 -Imports 1915-1919 -Incunabula

[see Libraries-WANL-Rare Book Room-Incunabula]

65 6 -Landscaping 1993 65 7 -Lectures, Readings, and Conferences 1925

[see also Libraries-Friends of the Library]

65 8 -Lexis-Nexis 1998 65 9 -Librarian's Reports 1910- 65 10 -Library of Congress System 1971 65 11 -Microfilm and Reader 1938-1940 -Mortimer Rare Book Room

[see Libraries-WANL-Rare Book Room]

65 12 -Multicultural Collection 1993-

[see also Libraries-WANL-Bibliographies and Reference Guides]

65 13 -Non-Print Resources Center (NPRC) ca. 1988- 65 14 -Oral History Project 1981 -Pamphlets 65 15 -Informational Brochures 1973- , n.d. 65 16 -Stack Location Directories n.d. 65 17 -Usage Guides 1957-1982 65 18 -Plaques and Named Gifts 1961- -Policy 65 19 -General ca. 1910 65 20 -Circulation 1909- 65 21 -Emergency Manual n.d. 65 22 -Hours 1909-1987 65 23 -Reserve Books ca. 1960 -Rare Book Room (Mortimer Rare Book Room) 65 24 -General 1963- 65 25 -Accessions 1954-1975 65 26 -Brochures and Pamphlets ca. 1985 65 27 -Collections 1979- 65 28 -Dedication 1994 65 29 -Exhibits and Events 1954- 65 30 -Incunabula Lists 1964, 1975 65 31 -Publications 1982-1987 65 32 -Photographs 1982-1983 65 33 -Reading Period 1940- 65 34 -Seelye Reading Room 1940-1941 65 35 -Vault 1917- 65 36 -WPA Survey ca. 1941 66 1 -Report on the Need for an Accession Record 1939 66 2 -Accessions Jul-Sep 1939 66 3 -Accessions Oct-Nov 1939 66 4 -Accessions Dec 1939-Feb 1940 66 5 -Accessions Mar-May 1940 66 6 -Accessions 1947-1955 66 7 -Accessions Jan 1956-Apr 1957 66 8 -Accessions May-Dec 1969 66 9 -Accessions Jan-Jun 1970 67 1 -Accessions Jul-Dec 1970 67 2 -Accessions 1971 67 3 -Accessions Jan-Mar 1972 67 4 -Accessions Apr-Jul 1972 67 5 -Accessions Jul-Sep 1972 68 1 -Accessions Oct-Dec 1972 68 2 -Accessions Jan-May 1973 68 3 -Accessions Sep 1975-Jul 1976 68 4 -Accessions Aug-Nov 1976 68 5 -Accessions Jan-Apr 1977 69 1 -Accessions May-Jul 1977 69 2 -Accessions Aug-Dec 1977 69 3 -Accessions Jan-Jul 1978 69 4 -Accessions Sep 1978-Apr 1979 69 5 -Accessions May-Aug 1979 70 1 -Accessions Sep-Dec 1979 70 2 -Accessions Jan-Jun 1980 70 3 -Accessions Jul-Dec 1980 70 4 -Accessions Jan-Dec 1981 70 5 -Accessions Jan-Jun 1982 71 1 -Accessions Jul-Dec 1982 71 2 -Accessions Jan-Jun 1983 71 3 -Accessions Jul-Dec 1983 71 4 -Accessions Jan-Jul 1984 72 1 -Accessions Aug-Dec 1984 72 2 -Accessions Jan-Jun 1985 72 3 -Accessions Jul-Dec 1985 72 4 -Accessions Jan-May 1986 73 1 -Accessions Jun-Dec 1986 73 2 -Accessions Jan-Feb 1987 -Photographs -Exterior 74 1 -Front View 1909-1920, n.d. 74 2 -Front View 1921-1960, n.d. 74 3 -Front View 1961- , n.d. 74 4 -Rear View 1911- 74 5 -Rear View n.d. 74 6 -Rear View With Fountain n.d. 74 7 -Special Features n.d. -Wings 74 8 -North Wing-Front View ca. 1937- 74 9 -North Wing-Rear View ca. 1937- 74 10 -North Wing-Construction 1937 74 11 -Northeast Wing 1979- 74 12 -Northwest Wing 1962 74 13 -Northwest Wing-Construction 1962 74 14 -Northwest and South Wings-Architect's Photographs 1961 74 15 -South Wing 1962- 74 16 -WANL/Alumnae Gym Complex ca. 1974- 74 17 -With Other Buildings n.d. -Interior

[see Box 75]

74 18 -Groups and Individuals ca. 1960 74 -Special Events 74 19 -75th Anniversary ('Birthday') Party 1984 74 20 -Dedication of Steps Inscription 1997 74 21 -Morgan Gallery Dedication 1999 74 22 -South Wing Groundbreaking and Dedication Ceremonies 1962 74 23 -Miscellaneous 1979- 74 24 -Miscellaneous-Sets 1937- -Interior 75 1 -Browsing Room 1910- -Burack Room

[see Libraries-WANL-Photographs-Interior-Reserve Room]

75 2 -Carrels 1939- 75 3 -Catalog 1951- 75 4 -Catalogue Department 1962, n.d. 75 5 -Caverno Room n.d.

[see also Libraries-WANL-Photographs-Interior-Philosophy Seminar Room]

75 6 -Circulation Desk 1911- 75 7 -Construction 1961 75 8 -Cosntruction 1982 75 9 -English Seminar Room ca. 1911 75 10 -Entrance 1979 75 11 -Graduate Lounge n.d. 75 12 -Grind Room 1926 75 13 -Halls and Stairs 1977 75 14 -History Seminar Room ca. 1920-1960 75 15 -Librarian's Office n.d. 75 16 -Lyon Reading Room 1913 75 17 -Mair Room 1971- 75 18 -Microfilm Area 1975- 75 19 -Periodical Room 1909- 75 20 -Philip Hale Room 1949- 75 21 -Philosophy Seminar Room 1937

[see also Libraries-WANL-Photographs-Interior-Caverno Room]

75 22 -Rare Book Room 1952- 75 23 -Reference 1982- , n.d. 75 24 -Reserve Room 1982 75 25 -Schrager Room n.d. 75 26 -Seelye Reading Room ca. 1910- 75 27 -Stacks ca. 1910- 75 28 -Staff Room 1962- 75 29 -Technical Services 1975 75 30 -Unidentified n.d. 75 31 -Sketches and Drawings 1938 Lilly Hall 76 1 -General 1886-1956 76 2 -General-Hampshire County Journal Article 1886 76 3 -Alfred Theodore Lilly 1890-1975 76 4 -Lilly Pad Coffeehouse 1967 76 5 -Mwangi Cultural Center 1989 -Photographs 76 6 -Building on Site of Lilly ca. 1875 -Exterior 76 7 -North Views n.d. 76 8 -South Views 1893-ca. 1960, n.d. 76 9 -Special Features 1976, n.d. 76 10 -With Other Buildings ca. 1900 76 11 -Interior-Classrooms and Labs 1890-1915, n.d.

[see also 52. Science]

 76 12 -Interior-Lilly Pad 1967 Look House

[see Park House Annex]

Lyman House

[see Delta Sigma Invitation House]

Lyman Plant House (Conservatory) 76 13 -General-Architectural Plans 1897- , n.d.

[see Flat File Drawer 8 (Appendix H)]

76 14 -History ca. 1914-1998 77 1 -Exhibits-Bulb Show 1918- 77 2 -Exhibits-Chrysanthemum Show 1918- -Photographs 77 3 -Exhibits-Bulb Show 1944- , n.d. 77 4 -Exhibits-Chysanthemum Show 1930- , n.d. 77 5 -Exterior 1895-1920 77 6 -Exterior 1921- 77 7 -Exterior n.d. 77 8 -Interior 1900- 77 9 -Interior n.d. 77 10 -Special Features 1988, n.d. 77 11 -Plant Collection as of July 31, 1998 1998 77 12 -Sketches and Drawings 1985 77 13 Lyman Road Apartments 1961-1998 Maltby House / Miss Maltby's

[see Hopkins House]

Mandelle Annex

[see Paradise Road, #61]

Mandelle Quadrangle

[see Quadrangle-Mandelle Quadrangle, see Comstock House, and see Wilder House]

 Martha Wilson House

[see also Quadrangle]

78 1 -General 1926- -House Library

[see Libraries-House-Martha Wilson]

78 2 -New Student Handbooks 1961- -Photographs -Albums

[see Box 79]

78 3 -Exterior 1925- 78 4 -Exterior n.d. 78 5 -Interior n.d. 78 6 -Groups 1926- 78 7 -Special Features n.d. 78 8 -Sketches, Models, and Drawings (Architectural and Artistic) n.d. 79 -Photograph Album 1956-1957 79 -Photograph Album 1957-1958 79 -Photograph Album 1958-1959 79 -Photograph Album 1959-1960 79 -Photograph Album 1960-1961 79 -Photograph Album 1961-1962 Mary Ellen Chase House 80 1 -General 1979- 80 2 -Photographs-Exterior 1967- 80 3 -Photographs-Groups 1977- , n.d. Mary Lois James Alumnae House and Tea Room

[see Alumnae House (8 Bedford Terrace location)]

McCallum House, Paradise Rd.

[see Paradise Road, # 58]

McCallum House, Prospect St.

[see Prospect Street, # 10]

McCallum House, West St.-site of Pierce Hall

[see Pierce Hall]

Memorial Hall

[see Libraries-Clarke Library]

Mendenhall Center

[see Center for the Performing Arts]

80 4 Morgan Hall 1937-ca. 1950

[see also Campus School]

Morris House 80 5 -General 1904- , n.d. -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

-Faceboards

[see Flat File Drawer 8 (Appendix H)]

80 6 -New Students' Booklet 1987- 80 7 -Register / Roster 1922-1952 -Photographs 80 8 -Exterior 1893- 80 9 -Interior ca. 1894- 80 10 -Faceboard 1982-1983 80 11 -Faceboard 1983-1984 80 12 -Faceboard 1984-1985 80 13 -Groups 1895- 80 14 -50th Anniversary 1943 Morrow House

[see also Quadrangle]

81 1 -General 1926- 81 2 -New Students' Handbook n.d. -Photographs 81 3 -Exterior 1925- 81 4 -Interior n.d. 81 5 -Groups 1926- Museum of Art 82 1 -General 1931- 82 2 -General-Clippings 1879- 82 3 -Acquisitions 1875-1939 82 4 -Acquisitions 1940-1965 82 5 -Acquisitions 1966- 82 6 -Acquisitions n.d. 82 7 -Acquisitions-Gifts 1925- , n.d. 82 8 -Acquisitions-Gifts-Procedures 1966- , n.d. 82 9 -Annual Reports 1947- -Artists 82 10 -General 1920-1965 82 11 -Correspondence 1910-1938 82 12 -Exhibitors at Smith 1962- -Individuals 82 13 -Albers, Josef ca. 1964 82 14 -Brush, George de Forest 1918 82 15 -Church, Frederick ca. 1900 82 16 -Colman, Samuel ca. 1882 82 17 -Constable, John 1978 82 18 -Craven, Thomas 1931 82 19 -de Kooning, Willem 1965 82 20 -Elmer, Edwin Romanzo 1964-1978

[see also Flat File Drawer 9 (Appendix H)]

82 21 -French, Daniel Chester 1920, 1974 82 22 -Fry, Roger Eliot 1932 82 23 -Manship, Paul 1914-1916 82 24 -Motherwell, Robert 1963 82 25 -O'Keefe, Georgia 1997 82 26 -Picasso, Pablo 1968- 82 27 -Rouault, Georges 1936 82 28 -Sheeler, Charles 1940 82 29 -Tamayo, Rufino 1979- 82 30 -Thayer, Abbott Henderson 1916- 82 31 -Usher, Leila 1930 82 32 -Whistler, James Abbott McNeill 1879- 82 33 -Auctions 1966- 83 1 -Catalogs and Lists 1896-1932 83 2 -Catalogs and Lists 1933- 83 3 -College Hall Art Gallery ca. 1880-1994 -Exhibits

[see Boxes 87-94; see also Purchase Exhibitions; see also Appendix B for item-level list of oversize exhibit posters]

 -Fine Arts Center (pre-1970) [FAC-] 83 4 -General-Renovations 1932 83 5 -General-Renovations-Physical Plant Report 1962 83 6 -General-Photographs-Exterior n.d. 83 7 -Graham Hall 1907-1970 83 8 -Graham Hall-Photographs-Exterior 1897-1970 83 9 -Graham Hall-Photographs-Interior n.d. -Hillyer Hall

[see also Libraries-Hillyer Art Library]

83 10 -General 1883-1970 -Architectural Plans

[see Flat File Drawers 8 and 9 (Appendix H)]

83 11 -Clippings 1882-1977 83 -Flood-see Museum of Art-Flood in Hillyer 83 12 -Hillyer Family ca. 1880 -Photographs 83 13 -Exterior 1882-1887 83 14 -Exterior 1888-1900 84 1 -Exterior 1901-1970 84 2 -Exterior n.d. -Interior 84 3 -Gallery ca. 1910-1915 84 -Gallery

[see also Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

84 4 -Life Room ca. 1900 84 5 -Sculpture Gallery-Alcove 1890-1904 84 6 -Sculpture Gallery-Classes 1904 84 7 -Sculpture Gallery-Pieta ca. 1884 84 8 -Sculpture Gallery-Romulus, etca. ca. 1884 84 9 -Sculpture Gallery-Three Graces 1904 84 10 -Sculpture Gallery-Three Graces ca. 1885 84 11 -Sculpture Gallery-Miscellaneous 1884 84 12 -Studio ca. 1968 84 13 -Studio Gallery n.d. 84 14 -Demolition 1970 -Tryon Hall 84 15 -General 1923-1970 -Architectural Plans

[see Flat File Drawers 8 and 9 (Appendix H)]

84 16 -Sculpture Garden 1963 -Photographs 84 17 -Exterior ca. 1923-1970 84 18 -Exterior-Sculpture Garden ca. 1967 84 19 -Interior ca. 1950-1960 84 20 -Demolition 1970 -Fine Arts Center (post-1970) [FAC+] 84 21 -General 1968- 84 22 -Asbestos Removal 1990 84 23 -Courtyard 1978- 84 24 -Landscaping 1970- -Renovations 84 25 -Art Complex Program Ctte (ACPC) Report 1968 85 1 -Models ca. 1965-1970

[see also Flat File Drawer 9 (Appendix H)]

85 2 -Specifications 1969 85 3 -Specifications 1998 -Photographs 85 4 -Exterior 1972- 85 5 -Exterior-Construction 1970-1972 85 6 -Exterior-Courtyard 1972 -Interior 85 7 -General 1973- 85 8 -18th-Century Collection Common Room 1973, n.d. 85 9 -Art Study Room 1973-1981 85 10 -Gallery 1972- 85 11 -Offices 1973 85 12 -Storage Facility 1987 85 13 -Studio and Classroom 1972- 85 14 -Groups and Individuals 1987- 85 15 -Flood in Hillyer 1988 85 16 -Gallery Assistants Program 1980- 85 17 -Grants 1976- 85 18 -Lectures, Gallery Talks, Special Programs 1933-

[see also Museum Seminar and see also Music and Film Events and see also Trips]

 85 19 -Lectures, etca.-A Day Without Art 1989- 85 20 -Lectures, etca.-Museum Disaster Workshop 1989 -Loans 85 21 -Abroad 1929- 85 22 -Domestic 1933 85 23 -Rentals 1932-1968 85 24 -To Smith 1935- 86 1 -Maintenance 1965- 86 2 -Membership 1948- -Murals 86 3 -General 1935- 86 4 -Egleson Fresco 1939- 86 5 -Tamayo Fresco 1943- 86 5a -Museum Seminar 1986 86 6 -Music and Film Events 1958- -Paintings 86 7 -General 1879- 86 8 -Courbet-La Toilette de la Mariee 1929-1968

[see also Paintings-Photographs-1800s]

86 9 -Courbet-La Toilette de la Mariee-Acquisition 1924-1949 86 10 -Portraits 1935- 86 -Photographs (of the Paintings) 86 11 -Medieval / Renaissance 86 12 -18th-Century 86 13 -19th-Century 86 14 -20th-Century 86 15 -Print Room 1951 -Publications 86 16 -Brochures and Pamphlets 1987- 86 17 -Bulletin 1921-1939

[see also bound copies]

 86 18 -Calendar 1987-1995 86 19 -Journal 1982-1986 86 20 -Newsletter / Calendar 1995- 86 21 -Usage Guides 1979- 86 22 -Why the College Should Have its Gallery of Art 1980 86 23 -Purchase Exhibitions 1962- 86.5 1 -Quilts-Photographs n.d. -Sculpture 86.5 2 -General 1963- 86.5 3 -Rodin-The Walking Man 1965-1966 -Photographs (of the Sculptures) 86.5 4 -Greek, Roman, Egyptian 86.5 5 -Medieval / Renaissance 86.5 6 -18th-20th Centuries 86.5 7 -Trips 1978- Museum of Art-Exhibits

[see also Appendix B for item-level list of oversize exhibit posters]

87 1 -1902 87 2 -1912 87 3 -1913-1914 87 4 -1926-1927 87 5 -1927-1928 87 6 -1928-1929 87 7 -1928-1929-Clippings 87 8 -1929-1930 87 9 -1929-1930-Clippings 87 10 -1930-1931 87 11 -1930-1931-Clippings 87 12 -1931-1932 87 13 -1931-1932-Clippings 87 14 -1932-1933 87 15 -1932-1933-Clippings 87 16 -1933-1934 87 17 -1933-1934-Clippings 87 18 -1934-1935 87 19 -1934-1935-Clippings 87 20 -1935-1936 87 21 -1935-1936-Clippings 87 22 -1936-1937 87 23 -1936-1937-Clippings 87 24 -1937-1938 87 25 -1937-1938-Clippings 87 26 -1938-1939 87 27 -1938-1939-Clippings 87 28 -1939-1940 87 29 -1939-1940-Clippings 88 1 -1940-1941 88 2 -1940-1941-Clippings 88 3 -1941-1942 88 4 -1942-1943 88 5 -1944-1945 88 6 -1945-1946 88 7 -1946-1947 88 8 -1947-1948 88 -1948-1949 88 9 -General -Pompeiana 88 10 -General -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

88 11 -Clippings 88 12 -Programs and Invitations 88 13 -Speakers 88 14 -Photographs 88 15 -1949-1950 88 16 -1949-1950-Clippings 88 17 -1950-1951 88 18 -1950-1951-Clippings 88 19 -1950-1951-Correspondence-Winslow Homer Exhibit 88 20 -1951-1952 88 21 -1951-1952-Clippings 89 1 -1952-1953 89 2 -1952-1953-Clippings 89 3 -1953-1954 89 4 -1953-1954-Clippings 89 5 -1954-1955 89 6 -1955-1956 89 7 -1956-1957 89 8 -1957-1958 89 9 -1958-1959 89 10 -1958-1959-Piranesi Exhibit 89 11 -1959-1960 89 12 -1960-1961 89 13 -1960-1961-Shaker Studies 90 1 -1961-1962 90 2 -1961-1962-Fall 90 3 -1961-1962-Spring 90 4 -1962-1963 90 5 -1962-1963-Clippings 90 6 -1963-1964 90 7 -1963-1964-Clippings 90 8 -1964-1965 90 9 -1964-1965-Clippings 91 1 -1965-1966 91 2 -1965-1966-Clippings 91 3 -1966-1967 91 4 -1966-1967-Clippings 91 5 -1967-1968 91 6 -1967-1968-Clippings 91 7 -1968-1969 91 8 -1968-1969-Clippings 91 9 -1969-1970 91 10 -1969-1970-Clippings 91 11 -1970-1971 91 12 -1971-1972 91 13 -1972-1973 91 14 -1973-1974 91 15 -1973-1974-Clippings 92 1 -1974-1975 92 2 -1974-1975-Clippings 92 3 -1975-1976 92 4 -1975-1976-Clippings 92 5 -1976-1977 92 6 -1976-1977-Clippings 92 7 -1977-1978 92 8 -1977-1978-Antiquity in the Renaissance 92 9 -1977-1978-Clippings 92 10 -1978-1979 92 11 -1978-1979-Clippings 92 12 -1979-1980 92 13 -1979-1980-Clippings 93 1 -1980-1981 93 2 -1980-1981-Clippings 93 3 -1981-1982 93 4 -1981-1982-Clippings 93 5 -1982-1983 93 6 -1982-1983-Clippings 93 7 -1983-1984 93 8 -1983-1984-Clippings 93 9 -1984-1985 93 10 -1984-1985-Clippings 93 11 -1985-1986 93 12 -1985-1986-Clippings 93 13 -1986-1987 93 14 -1987-1988 93 15 -1988-1989 93 16 -1989-1990 93 17 -1989-1990-Baroque Painters in Italy 93 18 -1989-1990-Clippings 94 1 -1990-1991 94 2 -1990-1991-Clippings 94 3 -1991-1992 94 4 -1991-1992-Clippings 94 5 -1992-1993 94 6 -1992-1993-Clippings 94 7 -1993-1994 94 8 -1993-1994-Clippings 94 9 -1994-1995 94 10 -1994-1995-Clippings 94 11 -1995-1996 94 12 -1995-1996-Clippings 94 13 -1996-1997 94 14 -1996-1997-Clippings 94 15 -1997-1998 94 16 -1997-1998-Clippings 94 17 -1998-1999 94 18 -1998-1999-Clippings 94 19 -1999-2000 94 20 -1999-2000-Clippings 94 Museum of Art-A Guide to the Collections 1986 94 Museum of Art-Bulletin Nos. 12-20 1930-1939 94 Museum of Art-Bulletin Nos. 21-32 1939-1951 94 Museum of Art-Bulletin Nos. 33-39 1952-1959 Northrop House

[see also Gillett House]

95 1 -General 1912- 95 2 -Banners n.d. 95 3 -History 1935-1942 -Photographs 95 4 -Exterior 1911- , n.d. 95 5 -Exterior-Porch n.d. 95 6 -Interior ca. 1918- , n.d. 95 7 -Groups ca. 1916- , n.d. Oak House 95 8 -General 1987-1991 95 9 -Clippings 1980-1992 95 10 -Correspondence 1990-1991 95 11 -Photographs-Exterior 1977-1990 95 12 -Photographs-Groups 1977-1990 Observatory 96 1 -General 1886-1956 -Bookplate

[see Libraries-Bookplates-Branch and Specialty Libraries]

96 2 -Clock n.d. -Photographs 96 3 -Exterior 1877-1900 96 4 -Exterior 1901-1960 96 5 -Exterior n.d. 96 6 -Exterior-With Other Buildings ca. 1911-1960 96 7 -Interior 1904-1960 96 8 -Sketches and Drawings (Artistic) n.d. 96 9 Observatory-Whately Observatory n.d. Owl's Nest

[see Hopkins House]

Paradise Road

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 -# 7

[see Jordan House Annex]

-# 8

[see President's House]

96 10 -# 58 1939-1977 96 11 -# 61 (Mandelle Annex) 1940, n.d. 96 12 -# 66 n.d. 97 1 Park Group 2001 Park House 97 2 -General 1938- -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

-Finances 97 3 -General 1976-1977 97 4 -Bills and Receipts 1975-1976 97 5 -Bills and Receipts 1977 97 6 -Deposit and Withdrawal Slips 1972-1976 97 7 -Histories 1924-1952 97 8 -House President's Notebook 1953-1971 97 9 -House President's Notebook 1977-1979 97 10 -Roster / Register 1924-1955 97 11 -Roster / Register 1955-1981 97 12 -Scripts for Skits and Plays 1967-1968 -Photographs 97 13 -Exterior 1923- , n.d. 97 14 -Interior 1924- , n.d. 98 1 -Groups 1912-1950 98 2 -Groups 1950- 98 3 -Groups-House Photo Album 1962 98 -Groups

[see also Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

Park House Annex 98 4 -General 1972- 98 5 -Photographs-Exterior 1937- 98 6 -Photographs-Groups 1963- 98 7 Parking Garage 1998- Parsons House 98 8 -General 1946- 98 9 -Disasters 1980- 98 10 -Histories 1922-1953 98 11 -Roster / Register 1923-1951 98 12 -Roster / Register 1952-1969 98 13 -Social Chair's Book 1952-1955 98 14 -Social Chair's Book 1956-1957 98 15 -Social Chair's Book 1958-1963 98 16 -Social Chair's Book 1964-1965 98 17 -Social Chair's Book 1966-1967 98 18 -Social Chair's Book 1968-1969 -Photographs 98 19 -Exterior ca. 1910- 99 1 -Groups 1915-1939 99 2 -Groups 1940- 99 -Groups

[see also Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

99 3 Parsons House Annex (25 Henshaw Avenue and 19 Round Hill Road) 1966-

[see also Hover House]

The Perch

[see Park House Annex]

Physical Plant

[see West Street # 125]

Pierce Hall 99 4 -General 1882- -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

-Photographs 99 5 -Exterior-Campus View ca.1882- 99 6 -Exterior-West St. View ca. 1882 99 -Exterior

[see also Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

99 7 -Interior n.d. 99 -McCallum House (site of Pierce Hall) n.d. 99 9 Plymouth Hall / Inn 1896-1989 99 10 Plymouth Hall / Inn-Photographs ca. 1896-1935 99 11 Pomeroy House (36 Bedford Terrace) 1901-1980, n.d. President's House 100 1 -General 1921- 100 2 -Kitchen and Serving Facilities 1951- -Kneeland Home 100 3 -General 1997 100 4 -Garden Book 1881-1912 100 5 -Garden Book ca. 1900-1915 100 6 -Guest Book 1904-1919 100 7 -Photographs n.d. 100 8 -Photographs-Album n.d. 100 9 -Miscellaneous 1933- -Photographs 101 1 -Exterior-Front ca. 1920- , n.d. 101 2 -Exterior-Rear n.d. 101 3 -Exterior-Rear-from Pond 1942- 101 4 -Exterior-Rear-Terrace n.d. 101 5 -Exterior-Side n.d. 101 6 -Exterior-Special Features 1942- 101 7 -Interior ca. 1920- Prospect Street # 10

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 101 8 -General 1929-1981, n.d. 101 9 -Blueprint for Kitchen n.d. -Photographs 101 10 -Exterior ca. 1930-1953, n.d. 101 11 -Interior n.d. 101 12 -Gardens 1930-1977, n.d. Quadrangle

[see also Comstock House, Cushing House, Ellen Emerson House, Gardiner House, Franklin King House, Jordan House, Laura Scales House, Morrow House, Wilder House, and Wilson House]

 101 13 -General 1922- -Photographs 101 14 -General 1930- 101 15 -General n.d. 101 16 -Aerial Views n.d. 101 17 -Events 1948- 101 18 -Sketches, Drawings, and Models (Architectural) n.d. Quadrangle-Mandelle Quadrangle

[see also Comstock House and Wilder House]

 102 1 -General 1929- 102 2 -Architectural Plans 1929 102 3 -Ewing Memorial Steps 1925- 102 4 -Mary S. Mandelle 1930 102 5 -Photographs-Exterior-Front Views 1930- 102 6 -Photographs-Exterior-Other Views 1930- The Quill

[see Hopkins House]

Quimby House

[see Dawes House (18 Henshaw Avenue)]

The Rosemont

[see Bedford Terrace #6]

Round Hill Road

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 -# 19

[see Parsons Annex]

102 7 -# 83 1892 Sage Hall 102 8 -General 1924- -Rededication

[see box 102, folder 11a and Flat File Drawer 9 (Appendix H) for poster]

-Photographs 102 9 -Exterior 1924- 102 10 -Exterior n.d. -Exterior

[see also Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

102 11 -Interior and Special Features ca. 1924 102 11a -Rededication Ceremony April 1991 102 12 -Sketches and Drawings (Architectural and Artistic) 1924 Science Center -Bass Hall 102 13 -General 1990- -Dedication

[see Flat File Drawer 9 (Appendix H) for poster]

-Scrapbook 1992

[see Oversize Box 4 (Appendix H)]

-Young Science Library

[see Libraries-Young Science Library]

-Burton Hall

[see Burton Hall and Clark Science Center]

 -Clark Science Center 102 14 -General 1966- 102 15 -Addition / Renovation Plan 1989

[see also Flat File Drawer 9 (Appendix H) for original and renovation plans]

102 16 -Brochures n.d. 102 17 -Clippings and Press Releases 1962- 102 18 -Equipment ca. 1966- -McConnell Hall 103 1 -General 1966- 103 2 -Computer Center 1968-1994 103 3 -Computer Center-Newsletter 1982-1983 103 4 -Foucault's Pendulum ca. 1980- 103 5 -National Science Foundation Proposal 1963 103 -Official Opening 103 6 -General May 1967 103 7 -Press-Clippings and Press Releases Jan-May 1967 103 8 -Press-Correspondence and Memoranda Jan-May 1967 103 9 -Speakers 1967 103 10 -Speakers-Bronowski and Horton 1967 103 11 -Miscellaneous 1967 103 12 -Photographs May 1967 103 13 -Physical Plant Development Program 1962 103 14 -Plans ca. 1966 103 15 -Regulations ca. 1967- 103 16 -Regulations-Safety ca. 1973- -Sabin-Reed Hall

[see Clark Science Center-General and see Libraries-Sabin-Reed Science Library]

 103 17 -Women in Science Summer Program 1991 103 18 -Women in Science Summer Program 1993 -Photographs 104 1 -Exterior n.d. 104 2 -Exterior-Bridge and Courtyard 1966- 104 3 -Exterior-Burton and Sabin-Reed n.d. 104 4 -Exterior-McConnell Hall n.d. 104 5 -Interior-Burton and Sabin-Reed ca. 1969- 104 6 -Interior-McConnell n.d.

[see also McConnell Hall-Foucault's Pendulum]

104 7 -Construction ca. 1965 104 8 -Sketches and Drawings (Architectural and Artistic) n.d.

[see also Flat File Drawer 9 (Appendix H) for Architectural Plans and oil paintings]

-Engineering Building

[see Engineering Building]

-Proposed Geology Building

[see Geology Building (Never Built)]

104 9 -Proposed Science Center 1946 Seeger Cottage

[see Tyler Annex]

Seelye Hall 104 10 -General 1930- -Photographs 104 11 -Exterior ca. 1900- 104 12 -Exterior n.d. 104 13 -Exterior-Rear View 1900- 104 14 -Exterior-Special Features 1976, n.d. 104 15 -Exterior-With Other Buildings n.d. 104 16 -Exterior-With Students ca. 1980- 104 -Exterior

[see also Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

105 1 -Interior-Basement and Kaffee Klatsch ca. 1900- 105 2 -Interior-Classrooms 1904- 105 3 -Interior-Halls and Stairs 1980- 105 4 -Interior-Room 30 / 207 1904- 105 5 -Interior-Miscellaneous 1904- Sessions House 105 6 -General 1930- , n.d. 105 7 -Clippings 1932-1989 105 8 -Ghost 1929- -History 105 9 -General 1934-1959 105 10 -General n.d. -History Scrapbook 1905

[see Oversize Box 13 (Appendix H)]

105 11 -The Hunt / Henshaw House: A Memorial to Colonial Life by Megan Gardner 1998 1996 105 12 -The Hunt / Henshaw House-Material n.d. 105 13 -The Hunt / Henshaw House-Matieral n.d. 106 1 -House Government 1967- 106 2 -Renovations 1996 -Secret Staircase

[see Sessions-Ghost and see Sessions-Renovations]

 -Wallpaper Sample

[see Flat File Drawer 9 (Appendix H)]

106 3 -Miscellaneous 1918- -Photographs 106 4 -Exterior ca. 1897- 106 5 -Interior 1903- 106 6 -Groups 1903-1945 106 7 -Groups 1946-1955 106 8 -Groups (Album) 1956 106 9 -Groups (Album) 1957 106 10 -Groups (Album) 1958 106 11 -Groups (Album) 1959 106 12 -Groups 1960- 106 13 -Groups n.d. 106 14 -Sketches and Drawings (Artistic) n.d. 106 15 Sessions House Annex 1970- Dr. Seymour's House

[see Elm St. #79]

106 16 Sheldon House (19 Center Street Avenue) 1898-1901 The Shop

[see Gymnasium, Old]

106 17 Snowe House (10 Green Street) 1894-1895 South Street # 103

[see the Anchorage]

Southwick House

[see also Eleanor Duckett House]

107 1 -General 1967- 107 2 -Photographs-Exterior and Interior ca. 1889-1905 107 3 -Photographs-Groups 1889-1920 Spanish House

[see Washburn House]

St. John's Church Parsonage

[see Tenney House]

Stables

[see Gymnasium-Equestrian Center]

Stoddard Hall 107 4 -General ca. 1890- 107 5 -Photographs-Exterior 1897- 107 6 -Photographs-Interior ca. 1901- 107 7 Stoddard House ca. 1886-1898

[see also Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

Student Center

[see Campus Center]

Student Clubhouse

[see Prospect St. # 10]

Students' Building 107 8 -General 1897-1964 -Photographs 107 9 -Exterior 1903-1964 107 10 -Exterior n.d. 107 11 -Interior 1904-1915 107 12 -Interior-Theater 1927-1958 107 13 -Groups and Events 1917-1930 107 14 -Sketches and Drawings (Artistic) n.d. 108 1 Sunnyside-General 1905- 108 2 Sunnyside-Register / Roster 1921-1943 Talbot House 108 3 -General 1953- 108 4 -Guest Book 1922-1926 108 5 -Register / Roster 1921-1948, 1951-2 -Photographs 108 6 -Exterior 1921- 108 7 -Groups 1922-1955 108 8 -Groups 1956- Tenney House 1 (33 Elm Street) 109 1 -General ca. 1895- -Round Robin 109 2 -History 1950, 1955 109 3 -Ashworth, Annie May 1901 1950-1956 109 4 -Batchelder, Alice L. 1901 1950 109 5 -Bradford, Anne Herbert ex-1901 / 1931 1941-1961 109 6 -Cook, Sara Josephine 1900 1950 109 7 -Day, Daisy Toles 1901 n.d. 109 8 -DeForest, Sarah Lydia 1901 1949-1956 109 9 -DeForest, Charlotte B. 1901 1941-1955 109 10 -de Long, Ethel Marguerite 1902 109 11 -Drew, Emily Fuller 1903 n.d. 109 12 -Dwight, Adelaide Susan 1900 1947-1953 109 13 -Garrison, Fanny 1961 109 14 -Griffith, Mabel Emma 1903, n.d. 109 15 -Hitchcock, Anna Stella 1901 1950 109 16 -Hull, Blanche 1902 1939 109 17 -Kerr, Mina Mahalla 1900 1947-1958 109 18 -Macdonald, Lucy E. 1905 ca. 1903 109 19 -Perkins, May Ruth 1900 1909-1951 109 20 -Reed, Clara Everett 1901 1903-1951 109 21 -Sampson, Elizabeth S. 1903 n.d. 109 22 -Smith, Sybil Laura 1904 1904-1909 109 23 -Tubby, Gertrude Ogden 1901 1902-1961 109 24 -Yeaw, Fannie Josephine 1901 1902- 109 25 -Whittlesley, Dolly Louise 1901 1907-1961 109 26 -Miscellaneous 1901-1950, n.d. -Photographs 109 27 -Exterior 1896-1933 109 -Exterior

[see also Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

109 28 -Interior 1891-1893 109 29 -Groups 1896-1936 Tenney House 2 (156 Elm Street) 109 30 -General 1933- -Architectural Plans

[see Flat File Drawer 9 (Appendix H)]

109 31 -Photographs-Exterior 1936- 109 32 -Photographs-Groups 1936- 109 33 Tilly Hall 1977- Tryon Hall

[see Museum of Art-Fine Arts Center (-)-Tryon Hall]

Mrs. / Miss Tucker's

[see Elizabeth Drew House]

Tyler House 110 1 -General 1898- 110 2 -50th Anniversary Feb 15, 1948 110 3 -Finances 1974- 110 4 -Fire 1929 -Floor Plan

[see Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

-House Library

[see Libraries-House-Tyler]

110 5 -New Student Letters 1969- 110 6 -Roster / Register 1974-1980 110 7 -Tylerite News 1995-1997 -Photographs 110 8 -Exterior ca. 1900- 110 9 -Interior ca. 1900- 110 10 -Groups 1903- 110 11 -Norwell House (site of Tyler House) ca. 1895 110 41B -Time Capsule not to be opened until 2050 1998 110 12 Tyler House Annex ca. 1880-

[see also 12. Distinguished Visitors-Burton, R (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?)]

 110 13 UNITY House 2000- Walker House

[see Parsons House Annex]

Wallace House 110 14 -General 1901-1980 110 15 -History 1922-1953 -Artifacts

[see Appendix E]

110 16 -Register / Roster 1923-1959 -Round Robin

[see Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

110 17 -Wallace, Rodney 1903-1971, n.d. -Photographs 111 1 -Exterior ca. 1892-1959 111 2 -Exterior n.d. 111 3 -Exterior-With Other Buildings ca. 1904-1953 111 4 -Interior 1894-1897 111 5 -Groups 1894-1908 111 6 -Groups 1916-1954 111 7 -Groups (Album) 1956-1957 111 8 -Groups (Album) 1957-1958 111 9 -Groups (Album) 1958-1959 111 10 -Groups-Events 1894-1911 Washburn House 112 1 -General 1932- 112 2 -History 1902-1922 112 3 -History 1923-1937 112 4 -History 1938-1944 112 5 -Anniversaries 1928-1978 -House Library

[see Libraries-House-Washburn]

112 6 -New Student Handbook 1961 112 7 -Olla Podrida 1879-1923 112 8 -Scrapbook 1943 112 9 -Scrapbook 1987-1988 112 10 -Scrapbook 1987-1988 112 11 -Scrapbook 1987-1988 -Scrapbook 1938-1939

[see Oversize Box 13 (Appendix H)]

-Scrapbook 1962-1963

[see Oversize Box 12 (Appendix H)]

-Scrapbook 1973-1974

[see Oversize Box 11 (Appendix H)]

112 12 -Miscellaneous 1916- -Photographs 113 1 -Exterior ca. 1880-1900 113 2 -Exterior 1901- 113 3 -Exterior-With Other Buildings ca. 1897-1911 113 4 -Interior 1890- 113 5 -Groups ca. 1889- 113 6 Wesley House 1901- Wesley House-Scrapbook on Haven / Wesley Greek foster child

[see Oversize Box 2 (Appendix H)]

West Street

[see also 00. Northampton-Streets]

 113 7 -# 54 1911-1918 113 8 -# 57 n.d. 113 9 -# 62 1920 113 10 -# 75 1912-1918, n.d. 113 11 -# 83 n.d. 113 12 -# 101 1907 113 13 -# 125 (Physical Plant) 1992- 113 14 White House Inn 1969-1970

[see also Sessions House Annex]

113 15 White Lodge-General 1901-1957 113 16 White Lodge-Photographs-Groups 1899-1921 Wilder House

[see also Comstock House, Quadrangle, and Quadrangle-Mandelle]

 114 1 -General 1930- -Bookplate

[see Libraries-Bookplates-House Libraries]

114 2 -Government-House President's Notebook 1968-1982 114 3 -Government-Miscellaneous ca. 1985 114 4 -Roster / Register 1930-1953 -Photographs 114 5 -Exterior 1980- 114 6 -Interior 1930- 114 7 -Groups 1930- Wilson House

[see Martha Wilson House]

Wright Hall 114 8 -General 1959- 114 9 -Language Lab / Center for Foreign Languages and Cultues (CFLAC) 1961- -Photographs 114 10 -Construction 1960-1961 114 11 -Exterior-Front View 1962- 114 12 -Exterior-Rear View 1962- -Interior 114 13 -Auditorium and Lower-Level Hallway 1965- 114 14 -Classrooms, Halls, Lounges ca. 1961- 115 1 -Language Lab / CFLAC ca. 1961- 115 2 -Special Events 1961 115 3 -Sketches, Drawings, and Models (Architectural and Artistic) ca. 1960

[see also Flat File Drawer 9 (Appendix H)]

115 4 Yale House 1988- Ziskind House

[see also Cutter House]

115 5 -General 1956- 115 6 -Ziskind, Jacob 1956 115 7 -Photographs-Exterior and Interior 1957- 115 8 -Groups ca. 1960