51³Ô¹Ï

Greenley Library College Archives

Mission

The Mission of the 51³Ô¹Ï Archives is to document the history of the college through the collection, preservation, organization, dissemination, and display of historical materials.

 

The Collection

In keeping with our mission, the 51³Ô¹Ï Archives collects a wide array of materials, including but not limited to:

Alumni Newspapers
Annual Reports
College Bulletins
College Catalogs (1947-2019)
Commencement Programs (1919-2011, with gaps)
Newsletters
Photographs


Student Newspapers
Written Histories
Yearbooks

View a list of the types of materials held by the Archives.

 

Highlights

A selection of topical materials from the College Archives.

Campus Unrest: By Ashley Faith Candreva, an academic service-learning project.

Class of 1919: By April Lynne Earle, Librarian, with research assistance and digitization by Robert Voyles, an academic service-learning project.

College Presidents: By Kimberly Simmons, an academic service-learning project.

Country Life Program: By Sanna Cheema, an academic service-learning project.

Early Faculty and Notable Figures: By April Lynne Earle, Librarian, with research assistance and digitization by Elena Paparatto, an academic service-learning project.

Mr. Boller's Scrapbook: A scrapbook dating from 1883 to 1907 about the life experience of its creator, Mr. Claude Villette Boller; a successful clothier employed with Montgomery Ward & Co. in Chicago, Illinois who was involved with the cause of the 1905 Chicago Teamsters' Strike.

Moreland Commission - 1922: By Kanisha Greaves, an academic service-learning project.

Nazareth Trade School Collection, 1946 – 1956: By Kevin Quinn, an academic service-learning project.

WWI and the Memorial Oak: By Jaimie A. Albanese, an academic-service learning project.

 

Access

By appointment only.

 

View our policies on use of the archive, reproduction of materials, etc.