Box 1
Contains 19 Results:
Griggs Corrpespondence regarding Lottie Falkner Woodford and Lottie Elizabeth Woodford Coffin, 1946
Lottie Falkner Woodford (Normal School, 1898), many other family members attending Berea.
Griggs Corrpespondence with Carter G. Woodson, 1946
Notes and correspondence of Katharine C. Griggs in her role as Historical Register; Researching "certain phases of Berea history" and gathering materials and historical information regarding racial relations and black students (pre-Day Law) at Berea College.
Some of the correspondence within this series is available in digital format, see list below.
Griggs Correspondence with Whitney M. Young, 1946
First African American president, led Lincoln Institute for over 40 years. Regarding education of blacks at Berea College, Mary Merrit, effect of Day Law on education opportunities of blacks in Kentucky.
Correspondence and notes regarding Portrait of Daniel Boone at Boone Tavern, 1946
Portrait by Frank G. Walker, note regarding portrait by Walker included.
Miscellaneous Notes and Post Cards, 1944-1945
Notes and correspondence of Katharine C. Griggs in her role as Historical Register; Researching "certain phases of Berea history" and gathering materials and historical information regarding racial relations and black students (pre-Day Law) at Berea College.
Some of the correspondence within this series is available in digital format, see list below.
Griggs Correspondence with Thomas Lewis Routt, 1915, 1956
Berea graduate 1897, Industrial Missionary Association (Alabama). Correspondence mentions YMCA, Rev. C.W. Hempstead, Richard B. Woodford. Includes 1915 letter from Routt to President Frost and short biography of Routt.
Griggs Correspondence with Kirke and Sallie Johnson Smith Family Members, 1946
Kirke Smith (BC 1894) and Sally Johnson Smith were graduates of Berea College. Includes correspondence their with their children Eola K. Bouchane, Alvin Smith, Ruth E. Seals and Otis Smith. Correspondence mentions Graduates of Berea College. Lincoln Institute, Knoxville College, 1919 influenza epidemic, Day Law, Adjustment Fund for Lincoln Institute, biographical information,
Griggs Correspondence with Jessie Thomas West, 1946
Correspondence metions Myrtle and Melissa Ballard, Ollie Graves,
Griggs Correspondence with Pharis A. White, 1946
Notes and correspondence of Katharine C. Griggs in her role as Historical Register; Researching "certain phases of Berea history" and gathering materials and historical information regarding racial relations and black students (pre-Day Law) at Berea College.
Some of the correspondence within this series is available in digital format, see list below.