Letters

The Abernethy manuscript miscellany collection is comprised of 19 boxes (18 regular and 1 oversize) organized alphabetically by author last name. This collection includes original manuscript and typescript letters and writings from American authors throughout the 19th and 21st centuries. Transcriptions of original manuscript letters are available for some items.

Eight archival boxes of materials belonging to and assembled by Alexander Hamilton Fulton, a trustee of Middlebury College. Boxes #1 through #4 are devoted to Fulton’s Tait and Thomson ancestors; Boxes #5 through #7 contain materials and documents pertinent to Alexander Hamilton Fulton personally, his education, his travels, his tenure as college Trustee, the farm in Essex, NY on Lake Champlain, as well as material on his Fulton ancestry.

Autograph letter, signed, mentioning family news, describes two deaths by consumption (tuberculosis). Letter sent from Sidney, Maine.

Autograph letter, signed. Sent from Baltimore to Cavendish, Vt. Describes yellow fever outbreak.

This scrapbook contains memorabilia from Cusson's years at Middlebury College, including programs from plays, sporting events (primarily baseball), and commencement ceremonies, dance cards, letters, newspaper clippings, drawings, and a journal. Though belonging to Cussons, the embossed name on the scrapbook reads "Press Club, 1930-31." This has been blacked out.

The scrapbook contains various collegiate ephemera including photographs, programs (plays, sporting events), letters, birthday, Valentine's, and Christmas cards, newspaper clippings, large posters relating to Freshman rules and traditions, and a certificate of admission to the "Sage Society."

letters; football; alumni documents; academic wrtings; creative writings pieces.

newspaper clippings; typewriter testing; commencement; letters; alumni; correspondence; programs for cultural events

newspaper clippings; receipts; letters + correspondence; New England flood of 1927; chemistry; performing arts programs; Alpha Chi Sigma; Harvard University; various forms.

Harvard University; alumni; newspaper clippings; receipts + tickets; Alpha Chi Sigma; postcards; letters + correspondences

sport schedules; newspaper clippings; courses; programs; various forms; chemistry; letters; commencement.

This scrapbook, created by Middlebury College student Helen B. Haase '29, contains the contact information of other Middlebury students, photographs, dance and party related materials, correspondence, invitations, programs, Greek activities, and other memorabilia.

This scrapbook contains an extensive collection of various ephemera, including dance cards, letters, sorority and fraternity realted materials; newspaper clippings; personal objects; photographs; Pi Beta Phi; postcards; official college publications and student publications; valentines; winter carnival programs and related materials, and programs for theatre and music perfrmances.

This scrapbook contains a collection of ephemera from Monk's first year at Middlebury College including newspaper clippings, Christmas cards, valentines, letters, Winter Carnival tickets and programs, dance cards, academic records, samples of party decorations, and a cigar. Items are accompanied by extensive handwritten commentary.

This scrapbook, made by Middlebury College student Geraldine Raymond '57, contains dance cards, sports programs, newpaper articles, postcards, and letters related to Middlebury College.

One handwritten crosshatch letter from Fanny [Ledlie] in Utica, NY to Miss Allen in [?]ington.

One handwritten letter from George G. Granger in Boston, MA to Mary Ann [Granger] Hendee in Pittsford, VT, dated October 14, 1844. The letter discusses Pittsford family news as well as life alone in Boston.

Autograph letter, signed. Sent from Meridan, Ct., to his sister in Canaan, Ct. Describes the kidnapping and murder of William Morgan, allegedly by Freemasons. Describes some circuit court cases the author attended.

Autograph letter, signed. Sent from Litchfield, Vt. Author describes missing his children, talks about land.

Sent from Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vt., to his parents.

Sent from Middlebury College. Salutation: "Dear Mother."