Box 1

Nineteen volumes of The Berea Quarterly, publication of Berea College. Each edition generally includes articles about people of the region or the college and short contributions under the headings of Personal Testimony, Items, and/or Incidents. Collection also contains a folder of administrative notes and correspondence regarding the publication of The Berea Quarterly.

Berea Quarterly, 1905-01 (Volume 9, Issue No. 2). This issue includes a Prospectus for the 1905 volume, as well as the following articles: A Discover in Men, Do They Need Help? and History of Public Education in Kentucky, by Dr. Mayo

Volume 9, Issue No. 3. Along with the regular 'Items and Incidents' entries, this issue includes "Mountain Minstrelsy: Transmission of Old English Ballads; Contemporary Minstrel Composition, Inside View of the White South: Christian Motives Applied to the Negro, and a general report entitled, "Consultation With Our Friends."

Volume 9, Issue No. 4. This issue includes the numerous articles and writings

Berea Quarterly, January 1906, Volume 10, Issue No. 1, RG 12.21, Berea College Archive. This issue includes 'A Call to Patriots,' 'Seen in the Mountains,' 'A Manual Labor College,' 'Separate Provision for Colored Students,' and 'Questions Answered'

Berea Quarterly, April 1906, Volume 10, Issue No. 2, RG 12.21, Berea College Archive; The April 1906 issue includes 'A Pilgrimage to Kentucky,' 'Chapel Dedication' (Phelps Stokes), 'Revolutionary Ancestry of Mountain People,' 'The Subversion of Justice,' 'Separate Provision for Colored Students,' and an end of the year report entitled 'Close of the School Year.'

Berea Quarterly, January 1907, Volume 10, Issue No. 4, RG 12.21, Berea College Archive; This issue includes the following articles: 'The Thing You Want to do,' My Discovery in Kentucky Mountains,' 'Mountain Students to the Rescue,' 'Practical Forestry,' 'How Best to Help the Freedman,' and an appeal for support entitles, 'Give Us Your Hand.'

Berea Quarterly, April 1907, Volume 11, Issue No. 1, RG 12.21, Berea College Archive; The April 1907 issue contains the following articles: 'My Discoveries in Southern Mountains,' 'An Historical Museum,' 'An Appraisement of Berea,' 'An Unexampled College Crisis,' 'An Autograph for Progress,' 'New Chapel - Product of Student Labor,' and an appeal for support entitled, 'How You May be a Helper.'

The entirety of this issue is comprised of the Address to Berea Graduates; Industrial, Normal Academic and Collegiate, 1907.

Berea Quarterly, October 1907, Volume 11, Issue No. 3, RG 12.21, Berea College Archive; This issue includes the following articles: 'Friends Not Named,' 'A Library Doing Unusual Things,' 'An English Churchyard in Kentucky,' 'Slanders Refuted-"Adjustment Fund",' and 'Our Daily Bread.'