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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Papers

"Elizabeth Cady Stanton..." pp. 44-88, n.d.

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Papers

"Phrenological Character of Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton," 1853 (Photocopy)

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1853
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Papers

"Who Was Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Who Started Votes For Women", n.d.

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Papers

"Who Was Elizabeth Cady Stanton? My Mother," part 1, n.d.:

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Papers

"Who Was Elizabeth Cady Stanton? My Mother," part 2, n.d.

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Papers

"Who Was Elizabeth Cady Stanton? My Mother," part 3, n.d.

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Vassar College Student Letters

[unknown], Emma, 1868

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1 letter, dated 18 Oct 1868, from "Emma" to "Dell." Emma congratulates Dell on her marriage, shares social and political news, and briefly discusses life at Vassar College. Written on lined paper with a black-and-white image captioned "Vassar College.",VC Class Year Unknown

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Vassar College Student Letters

[unknown], Gert. Letter, 1918

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13 Feb 1918
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1 letter, dated 13 Feb 1918, from "Gert" to her family about the fire at Vassar College. Marking the letter as from "Vassar College (What's left of it!)" Gert provides an eyewitness account of the fire at Main Building as viewed from an upper floor of Strong. She also describes the observations of

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Vassar College Student Letters

[unknown], Julie. Letter, 1869

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VC Class Year Unknown,1 letter, dated 17 Oct 1869, from "Julie" to Isabel Treadwell Towne (VC spec 1865-1866). "Julie" recounts her first five weeks at Vassar College. She criticizes her room, praises the campus grounds, and describes several of Towne's former classmates. "Julie" also mentions

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[unknown], Katharine. Letter, 1873

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26 Apr 1873
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1 letter, dated 26 Apr 1873, from "Katharine" to her mother. Katharine recounts the events of her first spring semester Vassar College. She describes her dormitory room as extremely small and crowded with furniture, leading her to ask VC Lady Principal Miss Terry about changing rooms. Katharine also

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[unknown], Mary. Letter, 1870

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5 Mar 1870
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1 letter, dated 5 Mar 1870, from "Mary" to her mother. Mary describes her experiences at Vassar College, including needing permission from VC Lady Principal Hannah Lyman to go to Poughkeepsie, and attending a memorable lecture. She mentions an enclosed photograph of herself and some dentist

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[unknown], Mary. Letter, 1872

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1 letter, dated 24 Nov 1872, from "Mary" to her sister "Mollie." Mary describes a typical Sunday routine at Vassar College, beginning with Bible class and chapel. Mary explains that after dinner and while still dressed in their Sunday finery, the students would promenade in the park. She also

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Vassar College Student Letters

[unknown], Mary. Letter, 1876

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1 letter, dated 18 Jun 1876, from "Mary" to her mother "Mithery." In the letter, Mary reports recent events at Vassar College. She describes the excitement over the impending visit of an important guest to Vassar, a theatrical performance, the sermon of a visiting pastor, and the text of college

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Vassar College Student Letters

[unknown], Nellie. Letters, 1868

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2 letters, dated 10 Nov and 15 Nov 1868, from "Nellie" to her mother and father. Nellie describes her favorable impressions of Vassar College. Citing her family's probable interest, Nellie details a lecture by Professor Farrar on the history of rifle manufacture, including two diagrams. She includes

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Vassar College Student Letters

Adams, Ruth. Letters, 1900-1902

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1865
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85 letters from Adams to family, written between 1900 and 1902, and 1 letter from Flora A. Clarke to Ida, April 1901. Some of the letters are very brief notes or postcards. Adams' longer letters contain evocative landscape descriptions, references to student activities, orders for new clothing

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Vassar College Student Letters

Anderson, Irene. Letters, 1866

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VC Spec 1866-1867,1 letter, dated 10 Oct 1866, from Anderson (VC spec 1866-1867) to her brother Norton B. Anderson. Anderson promises to write every week and keep a daily journal of her experiences at Vassar College. She describes the geology walks led by Professor Tennyson, provides a comprehensive

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Papers

Autograph Notes, 1869-03-01

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1869-03-01
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Papers

Autograph Notes, 1870-05-21

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1870-05-21
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Papers

Autograph Notes, 1871-02-18

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1871-02-18
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Papers

Autograph Notes, 1874-02-13

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1874-02-13
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