Berea College

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"Of National Concern." Typescript carbon copy or mimeographed fundraising letter to the "generous and patriotic citizens of New York" on behalf of Berea College, promoting its work in Appalachia. Typed names include Theodore Roosevelt, Richard A. Storrs, Albert Shaw, Edward B. Coe, Henry van Dyke, C. Schurz, and W. H. P. Faunce. Signed by David H. Great.

Scope and Contents M. Hanson Drawings and Maps of Berea College, plans for designs, 1913, "The Collegium" 1913; "Plan No. 2" for Tabernacle of Berea College, 1913; 1881 plan for depot grounds Berea KY, drawn by J.G.H. (includes Broadway, railroad); train depot plan suggestion of J. G. Hanson for depot, 1881, dated 1913 as Plan 6; Drawing, plan for treasurer's office for Berea College, 1913; oldest plan for depot grounds, 1910; chapel or church plan, multiple dates; copy of map of Berea town and area including...

Scope and Contents One folder of Gooch - Cornett - Lynch - Mitchell family papers and photographs. Original documents include Jewel Dale Mitchell's certificate of graduation from the Berea College Foundation Junior High School, 1930; a program and ticket stub from the December 10, 1934 performance of The Messiah by The Harmonia Society of Berea College and the Eastern Kentucky Teachers College Chorus; and small photographs of Bark School (log school house) and Kittie Gooch Cornett. The collection also...

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Black and white photograph. Taken in Baird Lounge? Brunner Studio, Berea. Formerly Log 9386 #6.

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Map of Berea College and vicinity showing the Fee House, Fee Marker, and first school house. Red and black ink. Scale 1:3600. Cartography by J. Knox Singleton and Robert E. Adams.

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Publication with information related to living in the residential community of Berea College, and campus conduct in general

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Five drawings of proposed campus buildings and layout by Cady and Gregory, Architects, New York. These predate the construction of the current Union Church building in 1922.