Box 1
Contains 50 Results:
Printed materials and notes
Printed memorial to Fairchild; Robertson's holograph note on Fairchild; 1920 statement on Fairchild's presidency by Frost, from Frost's Farewell Report (1 page); Anonymous recollections of a student who attended Berea during the latter part of President Fairchild's administration. Principal Hunting's remarks on Fairchild, 1890. Clipping from Louisville Transcript, Two Strong Men, 1890, by JHH (Hayward). Clipping of President Frost's reflections at the cemetery monument to Fairchild.
Two handwritten letters from E.H.F. to Brother Pratt, August 3, 10, 1870
Almon B. Pratt, Trustee
Holograph draft of a description of Berea
for a publicity circular
Series of nine letters received by E.H.F. relating to a donation to Berea by Charles F. Dike, 1872-1877
typed transcripts included
A typed transcript of a letter of E.H.F. to Charles G. Finney, July 10, 1860
3 pages
Inaugural addresses of John G. Fee and E.H. Fairchild, 1869
Printed copies (6) of the inaugural addresses given by Fee and Fairchild in 1869, when EHF became President, along with typed extracts from Fairchild's address.
Materials regarding Frederick F. Hall and Anna Hall
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.
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.