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Folder 1 |
1820-1835 |
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Notebook at the Byfield Seminary |
1820 |
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To the Executive Committee of the Adams Female Seminary
(Derry, NH) |
1826 July 25 |
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Fragment: "Absence includes all the time..." |
[1828?] |
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"Success in Teaching" |
[ca. 1828-1835] |
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"For Teachers of Ipswich Seminary" |
[ca. 1828-1835] |
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Folder 2 |
1830-1835 |
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"Arguments For and Against Miss Grant's Uniting with
Miss Beecher" |
[1830] |
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"Quench Not the Spirit" |
1830 |
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Paper on calisthetics |
[ca. 1830] |
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Paper on the need of elementary education |
[1834?] |
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Suggestions for teachers in the Ipswich Female Seminary |
[ca. 1835] |
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"Character of Ipswich Seminary" |
1835 |
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Report made to the Hon. William P. Banister, the head
of the Society for the Education of Females in Ipswich female seminary
, on the accomplishments of the seminary's graduates |
[1835] |
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Folder 3 |
1836-1855 |
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"That something needs to be done to educate the juvenile
populations of the West and South..." |
[ca. 1836] |
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Benefits of female education
From: Ipswitch Female Seminary Records, Series A,
General Material, Folder 1 |
1836 April |
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An account of the influence of a Bible given in Boston
to a French soldier expelled from Nova Scotia |
1842 Aug. 30 |
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Note (recipient's name is illegible) |
[1844?] April 11 |
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"Avoid all kinds of food of indigestible quality..." |
1848 |
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"Some of Miss Lyon's excellencies as an educator..." |
[1849 July 17] |
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Constitution of a society for religious improvement |
[ca. 1849] |
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An account of her history as a teacher, her association
with Joseph Emerson and Mary Lyon, and the origin of Mount Holyoke seminary. |
[ca. 1849] |
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Fragment: "You are hardly away, dear Miss White, before
I am pursuing you with my pen. ..." |
1850 May 29 |
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Fragment: "It refreshes my spirit to hold communication
with laborers of so excellent a charachter, ..." |
1852 Sept. 7 |
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"This work of sending the gospel to heathen women is
a blessed work..." |
[ca. 1855] |
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Folder 4 |
1856 |
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Familiar lecture from Professor St. John in parlor |
[1856 Feb. 27] |
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Notes from Tuscaloosa, Alabama |
1856 Oct. 11 |
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Hints on Education: Extracts from Letters |
1856 |
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Folder 5 |
1858-1874 |
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Bible lesson prepared for the last sabbath in the year
1858 |
1858 Dec. 27 |
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"Could there be such humiliation..." |
[ca. 1860] |
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From the lips of Lewis Tappan, Esq. |
1865 |
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Notes |
1867 April 26 - May 13 |
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The American Writing Book |
[1869] |
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"Paul in his first Epis. to the Corinthians reproached
them very sharply..." |
1872 June 6 |
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"That's expressed in conversations" |
1872 June 7 |
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List of letters |
1872 Aug 27 |
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Memoranda in regard to Zilpah P. Grant Banister's early
life |
n.d. |
