Box 1
Contains 50 Results:
Half page report by E.H.Fairchild to Berea College Board of Trustees, July 1878
This series consists of documents and clippings, including reminiscences of women teachers at Berea from former students; descriptions of a rally to raise money for Berea in New York; notes by Elizabeth Peck; and impressions of Berea's commencement exercises.
Summary of funds raised
Summary of funds raised by various financial officers, including EH Fairchild and his sons Charles and Eugene.
A letter of E.H.F. and Maria Babbit Fairchild to W.E. Barton and Etta F. Barton, November 21, 1887
A letter of E.H.F. and Maria Babbit Fairchild to "their children," W.E. Barton and Etta F. Barton. Holograph and transcript included.
Circular: a brief history of Berea College, 1869
Publicity circulars and advertisements of courses available at Berea College from the first seven years of Fairchild's presidency are collected here, along with Fairchild's history of the founding of Berea and an address by his brother urging individual’s to direct their religious feeling toward social action.
Fairchild's comments from conference at Fisk University, 1881
Typed extracts from Fairchild's comments during a conference at Fisk University in 1881 (Dec. 26-28), probably drawn from a printed record or minutes of the conference.
Materials regarding Maria Babbit Fairchild
Typed copy of Frederick F. Hall's letter to William G. Frost (1925), Berea's third president; interview with Frederick Hall (1944). Hall's reminiscences on the occasion of renaming Ladies Hall (Pinnacle, 1934); accounts of Frederick and Anna Hall following their accidental death.
Circular, 1870
Includes list of faculty (2 copies)
Materials regarding the Oberlin Lynching
Extracts about the Oberlin Lynching from J. H. Fairchild's publications (JH was brother to EH, and president of Oberlin College). (See also Box 1/Folder 3)
An appeal, 1871
Includes recommendations from prominent supporters
Blueprint of a bronze plaque honoring Fairchild, 1929
From dedication of Ladies Hall as Fairchild Hall?