Jaspar Parrish Papers
Callender Irvin | to Jasper Parrish, 1803 May 18: . .
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1803-05-18
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Wolven Glass Plate Negative Collection
Cambridge University and Vassar College debate teams
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1924-10-09
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Members of the Cambridge and Vassar debate teams on the steps of Josselyn Hall. Left to right: A.P. Marshall, Mary Virginia Heinlein (VC 1925), Ruth Driver (VC 1926), Richard Austin Butler, Winifred Comstock (VC 1925), and Gerald Sparrow
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Vassar College Student Letters
Camp, Annetta Hortense | to Abigail L. Slade, Jan. 1867:
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January 10, 1867
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VC Spec 1866-1867
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Vassar College Student Letters
Camp, Annetta Hortense. Letter, 1866
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1866
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1 letter from Camp to her friend Abigail L. Slade (VC Spec 1866-1867) including gossip about their social set, as well as happenings at the college.
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Wolven Glass Plate Negative Collection
Campus viewed from Sunset Hill
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1909-1938
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View from Sunset Hill of the tops of buildings as well as the power plant chimney
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Wolven Glass Plate Negative Collection
Campus viewed from Sunset Hill
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1909-1938
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View from Sunset Hill of the tops of buildings. Cropped version of Box269_026
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Vassar Scholarship
Can You Hear Us? A Content Analysis of Queer Representation in Audio Dramas
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2021-January-01
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Department or Program
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In this thesis, I analyze queer representation in seven popular audio drama podcasts. By studying examples of implicit and explicit mentions of sexuality and gender identity, queerness as an integral plot point, and general discussions of sexuality, along with fan...
Antonio Márquez Collection
Canta a Ana:
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Yellow, Red, grey chalk shaded all over background,Condition assessment (2014): Good
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Jaspar Parrish Papers
Capt. Thomas Morris | to Jasper Parrish, 1796 Aug 22
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1796-08-22
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Jaspar Parrish Papers
Capt. Thomas Morris | to Jasper Parrish, 1800 Nov 12
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1800-11-12
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Jaspar Parrish Papers
Capt. Thomas Morris | to Jasper Parrish, 1809 June 7
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1809-06-07
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Jaspar Parrish Papers
Captain Israel Chapin | to the head Chiefs. Sachems. and Warriors at Buffaloe Creek. Ca, 1796
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1796
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Jaspar Parrish Papers
Captain Israel Chapin | to The Seneca Chiefs at Buffaloe, 1802 July 30
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1802-07-30
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Matthew Vassar Papers
care of Sarah L. Stilson, 26 Sep 1867
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September 26, 1867
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Matthew Vassar Papers
care of Sarah L. Stilson, 5 Sep 1867
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September 5, 1867
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Wolven Glass Plate Negative Collection
Caroline Ellen Furness
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early 1930s
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Formal portrait of Vassar Professor Caroline Ellen Furness
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Wolven Glass Plate Negative Collection
Caroline Ellen Furness
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early 1930s
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Formal portrait of Vassar Professor Caroline Ellen Furness
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Wolven Glass Plate Negative Collection
Caroline Ellen Furness
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early 1930s
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Formal portrait of Vassar Professor Caroline Ellen Furness
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Wolven Glass Plate Negative Collection
Caroline Ellen Furness in the Vassar College Observatory
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1910s
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Caroline Furness, Astronomy Professor, in the observatory with Maria Mitchell's twelve inch Henry Fitz telescope. The telescope was later donated to the Smithsonian Institution
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Vassar Scholarship
Carriages and Mobility in Jane Austen's Novels
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2012-January-01
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Department or Program
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