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The Flag Day 1894 collection consists of 3 Flag Day programs (June 27, 1894) tied by blue yarn; 4 Flag Day programs (June 27, 1894) with staples; 1 Flag Day ribbon; and 2 newspaper clippings with articles about Flag Day 1894.

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The Papers of G. Keith Funston contain correspondence, reports, articles, speeches and dairies documenting Funston's career as President of Trinity College, President of the New York Stock Exchange, Chairman of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation, membership on various corporate boards and the Trinity College Board of Trustees, the War Production Board and his time as a student at Trinity College. The collection also contains personal and family material.

Scope and Contents This small collection of files pertains to Pulitzer Prize-winning professor Joan D. Hedrick's work in the Women's Studies Program (later renamed Women, Gender and Sexuality) at Trinity College. Files in the first series are related to the administration of the program; the second series contains course syllabi; and the third series includes files related to Hedrick's professional life -- performance evaluations, conferences, correspondence, published articles, and ephemera. Of note in...

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The Papers of Abner Jackson consist of materials dated from 1829 to 1880 which were created by or for Abner Jackson, wife Emily (Ellsworth) Jackson, and their only child, Emily Elizabeth Jackson Nicholas. The materials include mainly personal correspondence and other unattached manuscripts; diaries in bound volumes; printed ephemera; and a small number of daguerreotypes.

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This collection contains correspondence (personal and official), publications, lectures, newspapers, and ephemera, related to the term of Albert C. Jacobs as President of Trinity College (1953-1968). Jacobs' inauguration constitutes some of the materials, but the bulk of the collection consists of speeches, including drafts, final copies, and spoken word recordings. A sound recording by Mr. Robert S. Morris is also included on side B of several copies of a disc recording.

Scope and Contents The Steven H. Keeney papers is a small collection of fourteen folders, with the bulk of the material dated 1967-1969. It is centered on Trinity student Steven Keeney’s involvement with the short-lived activist group, Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), and their involvement at Trinity College. At the time these papers were collected, Keeney was president of the Trinity College chapter of the SDS. Most, but not all, of the material is either addressed to Keeney, or refers to him in some...

Scope and Contents The Paul Lauter-Heath Anthology papers consist of correspondence and files of the Reconstructing American Literature (RAL) project, the Secondary School Program, and subject and writer files related to the Heath Anthology of American Literature. The Reconstructing American Literature project files originate from a variety of correspondents related to the creation of the anthology, while subject files deal with the classification of terms found in the anthology...

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The Papers of Theodore D. Lockwood contain correspondence (personal and official), publications, lectures, newspapers, and ephemera, related to the term of Theodore D. Lockwood as President of Trinity College (1968-1981).

Scope and Contents This small collection of personal papers includes project files and video cassette tapes from the 1980s and 1990s. Of note in the project files are Lomberg's work on a "galaxy mural" for a display at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum. Files contain correspondence and artwork pertaining to the mural. Also of interest are files related to Carl Sagan's books Comet and Pale Blue Dot. The largest group of files relates to...