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Theodore Brinton Hetzel papers and graphics
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Theodore Brinton Hetzel (1906-1990) was born in Germantown, Pennsylvania and attended Westtown School and Haverford College, graduating Phi Beta Kappa in 1928. He completed graduate studies in mechanical engineering at the University of Pennsylvania, the Technical University of Munich (Germany), and Pennsylvania State University. He returned to Haverford College in 1936 as a member of the faculty and later chair of the department of engineering, remaining on the faculty until 1972. While at Haverford, he also served on the Committee of Arts and Service, as a member of the Corporation, on the Eighth Dimension Advisory Committee, and as advisor to the Social and Technical Assistance Program. He was secretary of the faculty from 1965 to 1971.
Hetzel served on the Indian Committees of the American Friends Service Committee and Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. In 1955, the Indian Rights Association asked him to join its board of directors. In 1969, the Association appointed him its executive director and editor of its publication, Indian Truth. In 1971, he was named general secretary. Adopted by the Seneca Nation of Indians, he was given the Seneca name Ong Gwa Dao, meaning "our friend." An avid photographer, Hetzel was contracted by Haverford College for a number of years. His photographs were also used for Friends' periodicals and for projects with which he was affiliated.
Hetzel was a member of Quaker organizations which worked with Native Americans, perhaps especially American Friends Service Committee. Among the projects with which he was connected was the Friends Kinzua Dam Project. In the 1950s, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers planned a dam named Kinzua on the Allegheny which would flood nearly the entire Seneca reservation, but would protect the city of Pittsburgh. However, there was an alternative: by utilizing a naturally occurring glacier hole to create a reservoir, the Conewango dam would produce three times as much flood water at less cost than Kinzua. The Seneca asked that this alternative be investigated prior to final decision, though the Corps of Engineers was adamant. The Friends group worked to alleviate this situation.
Sources:
Information from internal evidence and the Dictionary of Quaker Biography.
Theodore Brinton Hetzel papers and graphics include newsletters, correspondence, memos, and minutes from the American Friends Service Committee and Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, as well as records of the Indian Program Subcommittee and the Associated Committee of Friends on Indian Affairs. From Haverford College, the collection includes faculty minutes, engineering department correspondence, minutes and correspondence of the Committee on Graduate Curriculum and the Social and Technical Assistance program, photographs of Haverford buildings, sporting events, and groups and individuals, occasionally well-known, such as Bayard Rustin. The collection includes photographs related to the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, photographs related to Native American programs of the American Friends Service Committee, and printed materials from organizations involved in Native American affairs, such as the Alaska Conservation Society and American Indian Development. A significant portion of the papers is concerned with the Friends Kinzua Dam Project.
Letter writers include: Hugh Borton, John Coleman, Ada Deer, Elihu Grant, Fritz Janschka, George McGovern, Arthur E. Morgan, Walter Taylor, and Gilbert White.
All correspondence dates are standardized rather than transcribed, viz: yr mo/day.
Though not all letters are listed individually, those that are highlighted are done so on the basis of content of the letter or historical importance of the letter writer.
An addition to the Hetzel papers is in boxes 1-17 & 20-26. Boxes 18 & 19 were received earlier and their accession numbers are not recorded.
The Theodore Brinton Hetzel papers and graphics were donated to Special Collections, Haverford College by Rebecca Wills Hetzel through Janet Hetzel Henderson.
The creation of the electronic guide for this collection was made possible through generous funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, administered through the Council on Library and Information Resources's "Cataloging Hidden Special Collections and Archives" Project.
Finding aid entered into the Archivists' Toolkit by Garrett Boos; completed October, 2010.
People
- Borton, Hugh
- Coleman, John Royston
- Deer, Ada Elizabeth
- Grant, Elihu, 1873-1942
- Janschka, Fritz
- McGovern, George S. (George Stanley), 1922-
- Morgan, Arthur E. (Arthur Ernest), 1878-1975
- Rustin, Bayard, 1912-1987
- Hetzel, Theodore Brinton, 1906-1990
- Taylor, Walter
- White, Gilbert F.
Organization
- American Friends Service Committee
- Associated Committee of Friends on Indian Affairs
- Haverford College
- Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends. Indian Committee
- Society of Friends
- Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends Library
- Haverford College -- Buildings
- Haverford College -- Pictorial works
- Haverford College -- Sports
Subject
- Quaker church buildings
- Indians of North America
- Seneca Indians
- Indians of North America -- Government relations
- Society of Friends -- Indian Affairs
Place
- Publisher
- Haverford College Quaker & Special Collections
- Finding Aid Author
- Haverford College Library Special Collections
- Finding Aid Date
- October, 2010
- Sponsor
- The creation of the electronic guide for this collection was made possible through generous funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, administered through the Council on Library and Information Resources's "Cataloging Hidden Special Collections and Archives" Project. Finding aid entered into the Archivists' Toolkit by Garrett Boos.
- Access Restrictions
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The collection is open for research use.
- Use Restrictions
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Standard Federal Copyright Laws Apply (U.S. Title 17).
Collection Inventory
Scope and Contents note
Theodore Brinton Hetzel was a member of several committees under the direction of American Friends Service Committee. Any of the papers either by Theodore Brinton Hetzel or to him directly have been retained. Historical information in notes under folder heading is taken directly from the materials within that folder. The materials assembled here should give the researcher a sense of the direction and scope of the committee, but the researcher interested in more complete information is directed to the archives of American Friends Service Committee
Archival Resource Key. "In the House of the Friends: a social science view of a Quaker program in race relations," (a study of the Community Relations Program of the American Friends Service Committee, undated, but likely to be 1950s or early 1960s), undated.
Archival Resource Key. A rough draft of the American Friends Service Committee statement on Native American policy, 1955.
Archival Resource Key. A typed copy of Martin Luther King Jr.'s letter from the Birmingham jail, 1963 April 16.
Archival Resource Key. A Review of the Community Relations Activities of the American Friends Service Committee, 1964.
Archival Resource Key. A.F.S.C. Community Relations Executive Committee Minutes. 1 folder (approximately 15 items). Included here are minutes from a special meeting that was called to discuss American Friends Service Committee's relationship to the upcoming March on Washington (1963 July 31), 1963-1964.
Box 1
Archival Resource Key. Alaska Committee. 1 folder (approximately 35 items). The Alaska Committee mission was to investigate whether American Friends Service Committee working in Alaska could assist the situation of Alaska Natives, both economic and social. Chuck McEvers was sent to investigate on the situation and his 1967 report, along with minutes of the committee are included here. There are a few letters from Theodore Brinton Hetzel, 1964-1967.
Box 1
Archival Resource Key. Goerke, Edmund to Theodore Brinton Hetzel. [going forward after President Kennedy announced construction of Kinzua Dam, to which they had been opposed], 1961 August 15.
Archival Resource Key. Ervin, Sam J. to Theodore Brinton Hetzel. [requesting information from Theodore Brinton Hetzel toward a Senate hearing on the constitutional rights of Native Americans], 1961 August 29.
Archival Resource Key. A.F.S.C. Indian Program Documents. 1 folder (approximately 15 items). These documents include a report on the visit by Theodore Brinton Hetzel and his wife, Rebecca, to a number of reservations, primarily Sioux but also Anishinaabe (Chippewa); a plan for Federal Indian relationships; a statement of the purpose of the Indian Program, 1963; an evaluation of the Indian Program, 1964; also a review of the American Indian Program and Theodore Brinton Hetzel's response to it, circa 1956-1967.
Box 2
Archival Resource Key. Includes a substantive memo by Theodore Brinton Hetzel on the role of the American Friends Service Committee in Indian Affairs, 1958 January 18.
Archival Resource Key. Several issues of "CRA," the program news memo.
Archival Resource Key. Memo to the National Committee for American Indian Program to look at an appropriate role for the American Friends Service Committee in American Indian affairs within the next 5 years, 1962 September 22.
Archival Resource Key. Agenda for Sub-Committee actions, 1961 December 3.
Archival Resource Key. Minutes of the Community Relations Committee of the American Indian Program Sub-committee, Theodore Brinton Hetzel presiding, 1961 December 3.
Archival Resource Key. Minutes of the 1967 Washington Roundup [during which the American Friends Service Committee Indian Program Subcommittee staff discussed the "winds of change," referring to changes in policy, that were affecting Native Americans], 1967.
Scope and Contents note
The land of Seneca Nation of Indians reservation along the Allegheny River in New York was granted to them by federal treaty signed by George Washington. In the 1950s, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers planned a dam named Kinzua on the Allegheny which would flood nearly the entire reservation, but would protect the city of Pittsburgh. However, there was an alternative: by utilizing a naturally occurring glacier hole to create a reservoir, the Conewango dam would produce three times as much flood water at less cost than Kinzua. The Seneca asked that this alternative be investigated prior to final decision, though the Corps of Engineers was adamant.
Scope and Contents note
Includes correspondence of Theodore Brinton Hetzel, reports and clippings and is divided by date. There are also copies of letters/ reports of other people relevant to the topic.
Archival Resource Key. Hetzel, T.B. to Jim Hayes. Haverford, Pennsylvania. [based on a published study requested by the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate, Theodore Brinton Hetzel wonders if the American Friends Service Committee program and Hayes in particular could to get various agencies to work together on various Native American issues], 1956 May 31.
Archival Resource Key. Hetzel, T.B. to Tillie Walker. [suggestions for her speech at a conference (about Native Americans)], 1956 December 31.
Archival Resource Key. Barton, George (President, Seneca Nation) to "my friend." Oneida, N.Y., duplicated letter. [suggests that promises to Native Americans given long ago by the government should not be forgotten], 1959 January 12.
Archival Resource Key. Morgan, Arthur E. A statement presented to the subcommittees on Public Works of the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations entitled "A comparison of the Kinzua plan and the Conewango Plan for control of the upper Allegheny River", 1959 May 5, 6.
Scope and Contents note
Theodore Brinton Hetzel was a member of the Community Relations Committee of American Friends Service Committee. Many of the letters are copies to Theodore Brinton Hetzel as a member of the committee, particularly by Walter Taylor. A number of the copies are letters to members of Congress requesting their help in the matter, and to Lee White, Assistant Special Counsel to the President, as well as letters to the editor of the New York Times, Saturday Evening Post, etc. Divided by months.
Includes:
Archival Resource Key. Hetzel, Theodore B. to President John F. Kennedy. Haverford, Pennsylvania. [Kennedy is the only person who can save the honor of the U.S., now that other branches cannot or will not make right the Kinzua Dam issue], 1961 March 12.
Archival Resource Key. Transcribed copy of the Pickering Treaty of the U.S. and tribes of the Six Nations 1794 November 11.
Archival Resource Key. Staats, Elmer B. (Deputy Director, Bureau of the Budget) to Basil Williams (President Seneca Nation). Washington, D.C. Duplicated copy. [the government with authority from Congress will go ahead with the construction of Kinzua Dam], 1961 March 21.
Archival Resource Key. Moffett, Barbara to Community Relations Committee. Philadelphia. [American Friends Service Committee considering undertaking an emergency program to prevent the dam being built], 1961 April 13.
Archival Resource Key. Taylor, Walter (Coordinator of the Kinzua Project. American Friends Service Committee) to Theodore Brinton Hetzel et al. Philadelphia. [last ditch efforts on the Kinzua Dam problem are an appeal for audience with the President and a privately sponsored review by an engineering concern], 1961 May 8.
Archival Resource Key. Taylor, Walter to George Heron ( former President Seneca Nation). [suggests representatives to speak with the President, along with Seneca reps.: Henry Cadbury (Haverford professor & chair of American Friends Service Committee), Patrick Malin (ACLU), Brooks Atkinson (columnist?) and Walt Taylor], 1961 May 11.
Archival Resource Key. Taylor, Walter to Eleanor Roosevelt. Philadelphia. [appreciates talking with her about an audience with President Kennedy and her letter to Arthur Schlessinger on the concern about the Kinzua Dam is appreciated], 1961 June 3.
Archival Resource Key. Kennedy, John F. to Basil Williams. Washington, D.C. Copy. [having reviewed the subject of the Kinzua Dam, concluded it is not possible to halt construction of the dam; the Morgan alternative dam project is considered inferior to the Kinzua project; there will be assistance to the Seneca nation members who must be relocated as a result of the dam], 1961 August 9.
Archival Resource Key. Hetzel, T.B. to Vice President Lyndon Johnson. [on the importance of keeping promises], 1961 August 26.
Archival Resource Key. Hetzel, T.B. to Levinus Painter. ["It is not for us (Quakers) to integrate or assimilate Indians or to segregate or discriminate against Negroes…It is for us not to impose on anybody." "I feel that we failed in not contributing more to the religious life of the Senecas, or in accepting them into fellowship with us"], 1961 November 30.
Archival Resource Key. Brochure: The Kinzua Dam Controversy. Produced by the Indian Committee of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1961.
Scope and Contents note
A continuation of the issues mentioned above, including copies of letters of Walter Taylor, and especially to Philleo Nash, Commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and a continuation to win support from legislature for a review of the Project, and exposure via television and the press about the Kinzua Dam issue. Some published relevant materials included. During this time, Taylor left American Friends Service Committee to work entirely on the Kinzua Project in Salamanca, New York. Divided into months.
Includes:
Archival Resource Key. Morgan, Arthur E. Comments on the article "The Rape of the Senecas," in Saga magazine for January 1962, 1962 January 1.
Archival Resource Key. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee. [annual report of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee includes photographs relating to the story of the Kinzua Dam controversy], 1962 February ?.
Archival Resource Key. Taylor, Walter to Roy Wilkins. [gratitude for the support of the NAACP in opposing the violation of the Pickering Treaty of 1794] Also copy of Roy Wilkins' letter to Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee, March 13 1962, 1962 March 15.
Scope and Contents note
Continuation of the Kinzua Dam issues; primarily copies of letters of Walter Taylor. Arranged by months.
Includes:
Archival Resource Key. Hetzel, T.B. to Thelma How & Wil Hartzler. [need to be non-judgmental on Native American use of peyote and work campers using peyote during ceremonies], 1963 January 3.
Archival Resource Key. Taylor, Walter. "Progress and Problems of the Seneca Nation of Indians", 1963 November 2.
Scope and Contents note
Continuation of the Kinzua Dam issues; primarily copies of letters of Walter Taylor, as well as information for U.S. Congress by various Quaker groups, newspaper clippings and some other printed material. Arranged by months.
Including:
Archival Resource Key. Hetzel, T.B. to Senator Frank Church. [requests that the Senate pass a bill to aid the Seneca in their forced relocation], 1965 February 12.
Archival Resource Key. Taylor, Walter to President Lyndon Johnson. [brings attention to Kinzua Dam project which is near completion], 1964 February 23.
Archival Resource Key. Brochure: "The 1964 Crisis for Seneca Indians", 1964February 1.
Archival Resource Key. "A Statement on H.R. 1794 and S. 1836 from the Indian Committee of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting" by Walter Taylor, 1964 March 2.
Archival Resource Key. Simpson, Milward (Senator) to Walter Taylor. [feels the US government has treated the Seneca poorly], 1964 March 9.
Archival Resource Key. Kuchel, Thomas (Senator) to Richard Wistar. Washington, D.C. [H.R. Bill 1794 passed the House & Senate regarding compensation to the Seneca] Copy of Bill appended, 1964 April 27.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Kinzua Dam Project. Miscellaneous Quaker Topics, 1965-1966, undated.
Box 4
Scope and Contents note
See above for information on the issues. Included here are copies of letters, primarily by Walter Taylor, Representative to the Seneca Nation, a few of which are directed to Theodore Brinton Hetzel, a member of the Project Steering Committee, including requests for photographs; also, clippings. Issues relating to the other Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Nations as well as Seneca. Arranged by months.
Including:
Archival Resource Key. "The 1965 Challenge to Seneca Indians and to all Americans", 1965 January.
Archival Resource Key. Haines, Robert to Martin Seneca (President Of the Seneca Nation). [refers to Public Law signed by President Johnson providing for the "relocation, rehabilitation, social and economic development of the members for the Seneca Nation" Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee proposed to assist in services to the Allegany Reservation (proposal attached), circa March 1965.
Scope and Contents note
Continuation of above, but also more emphasis on the responsibilities of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee, now that the issue comes to a close.
Including:
Archival Resource Key. "The State of the Seneca Nation of Indians: Report of Martin Seneca, President", 1966 January.
Archival Resource Key. Taylor, Walt to Arthur Morgan. Salamanca, New York. [diatribe against the Army Corps of Engineers], 1966 February 16.
Archival Resource Key. Copy of draft to the President of the United States from Seneca Nation, undated [requesting that they be consulted before issues relating to them are enacted.
Archival Resource Key. Copy of H.R. 1794, a bill to authorize right of way over lands within Reservation for Kinzua Dam project.
Archival Resource Key. Long Term Community Development Project [in anticipation of request for assistance from Seneca Nation, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee outlines projects], undated.
Archival Resource Key. [Warrington], Ruth [regarding her work at Tunesassa; a German Friend may be teaching French and German], 1927.
Archival Resource Key. "To the Society of Friends in Burlington County" 1 p. Printed. [Quakers testimonial against war], undated [circa 1839].
Archival Resource Key. "Sharpless," autographed manuscript, possibly a copy of work by Sharpless relating to Native Americans.
Archival Resource Key. Letters to Theodore Brinton Hetzel thanking him for supplying needed photographs.
Archival Resource Key. Appeals for funds and employment of Theodore Brinton Hetzel slides in the "Combined Appeal", 1977-1978.
Archival Resource Key. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting: 300 Years: Photo album. 1 folder (approximately 30 items) (letters regarding photographs, including by Theodore Brinton Hetzel, needed for the tercentenary book, including topics of Quaker-Native American relations), 1980-1982.
Box 4
Archival Resource Key. Correspondence, memos, programs and miscellaneous.
Archival Resource Key. Reflections by a number of people on their personal religions (including Michael Sells, a professor of religion at Haverford), 1879-1986.
Archival Resource Key. Outline for first American gathering of the Quaker Universalist group, 1982.
Archival Resource Key. Minutes of meetings of the Quaker Universalist Group, (scattered), 1983-1987.
Archival Resource Key. Publications and pamphlets of the group.
Archival Resource Key. Materials relating to Friends Suburban Housing Committee, including organizing meeting for, 1956.
Archival Resource Key. Theodore Brinton Hetzel letters/memos on Quaker/religious topics, 1955-1981.
Archival Resource Key. Theodore Brinton Hetzel proposed answers to Quaker queries.
Archival Resource Key. Published articles.
Scope and Contents note
Points made by various groups regarding the Kinzua Dam project and the welfare of the Seneca Indians on the Allegany Reservation in New York and Cornplanter, Pennsylvania Groups include: Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, the Indian Rights Association, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee, Corps of Engineers et al. The title "Kinzua Dam Project Summary" was provided by Theodore Brinton Hetzel, and appears to reiterate much of what appears above. Arranged by year.
Archival Resource Key. Letters by members of the various groups or individuals relating to the building of the Kinzua Dam, including by Theodore Brinton Hetzel, Arthur E. Morgan, George Heron (President, Seneca Nation), Patrick Malin (Executive Director ACLU), President John Kennedy, Walter Taylor(mostly copies).
Archival Resource Key. Articles, news releases, maps on the issue of the Kinzua Dam.
Archival Resource Key. Statements on the Kinzua Dam issue, including by the Seneca Nation, Levinus Painter, Walter Taylor, Philleo Nash (mostly copies), 1958?.
Archival Resource Key. "The Kinzua Dam Controversy": Booklets issued by Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee, 1961, 1964, 1965.
Archival Resource Key. Stevens, S.K. (Exec. Director Of Penna. Historical and Museum Commission) to Theodore Brinton Hetzel. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. [regarding removal of the Cornplanter monument and his differences of opinion from Theodore Brinton Hetzel's], 1962 November 1.
Archival Resource Key. Issues relating to the Cornplanter monument, which would be flooded when the dam was built, if it was not moved, including notes by Walter Taylor from a meeting of the Cornplanter Indian Landowners Corporation with the Corps of Engineers, 1965 September 16.
Scope and Contents note
A note in the top of the box in Theodore Brinton Hetzel's hand states that the October 21, 1963 issue of the Friends Journal reports his adoption by the Seneca Nation of Indians.
Archival Resource Key. Information from the Dept. of the Interior pursuant to Theodore Brinton Hetzel's letter to his Congressman relating to Indian Welfare, 1956.
Archival Resource Key. Brochure of the Woolman Hill Conference on the American Indian, 1959.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Seminar on American Indian Affairs, 1956.
Archival Resource Key. Notes by Theodore Brinton Hetzel, information provided by sponsors.
Archival Resource Key. Preliminary information toward the Second Friends Seminar on American Indian Affairs, 1959.
Archival Resource Key. Findings of the Second Seminar.
Archival Resource Key. Correspondence.
Archival Resource Key. Program Schedule.
Archival Resource Key. Minutes of the Coordinating Committee.
Archival Resource Key. Statement of principles on Indian Affairs.
Archival Resource Key. Correspondence of Theodore Brinton Hetzel, primarily relating to preparations for the workshop.
Archival Resource Key. Reports on the results of the workshops.
Archival Resource Key. Minutes (one set).
Archival Resource Key. Correspondence of Theodore Brinton Hetzel, primarily relating to preparations for the workshop.
Archival Resource Key. Reports on the results of the workshops.
Archival Resource Key. List of participants and goals of the workshop.
Archival Resource Key. Assessment of the workshop.
Archival Resource Key. Clippings and some other printed materials.
Archival Resource Key. Correspondence of Theodore Brinton Hetzel.
Archival Resource Key. Findings of work groups.
Archival Resource Key. Printed material, e.g. program and clippings.
Archival Resource Key. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee. 1 folder (approximately 70 items). Note: Folder contains minutes of the Indian Committee interspersed with correspondence of Ted Hetzel (a member of the committee) relating to issues of concern to the committee and relating to members of Seneca Nation, 1958-1972.
Box 6
Archival Resource Key. McGovern, George to Theodore Brinton Hetzel. Washington, D.C. [sorry that Theodore Brinton Hetzel cannot support his reelection for Senator, though McGovern believes Theodore Brinton Hetzel misunderstands his voting record regarding Native Americans, and that he has been supportive of their welfare] Theodore Brinton Hetzel responds (March 3, 1974) stating that McGovern denounced the treaty of 1868, assertions about Native Americans carrying rifles and other grievances, 1974 February 22.
Archival Resource Key. Deer, Ada to Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee. Washington, D.C. [thanks the committee on behalf of the Menominee for supporting the Menominee Restoration Act], 1974 March 15.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Conference on Native Americans, Collins, New York. 1 folder (5 items). Note: The conference was sponsored by a number of Quaker organizations and was intended to brief delegates of the upcoming triennial conference of Friends World Committee on Native American issues. Included are some letters relating to funding of the conference and an outline of the conference, 1976 July.
Box 6
Archival Resource Key. Hetzel, Theodore B. to Reverend Roe B. Lewis. Haverford, Pennsylvania. [a defense of the reservation system thus keeping Native Americans on their own land], 1964 August 12.
Scope and Contents note
As a member of the engineering faculty at Haverford College and involved with the Social & Technical Assistance Program (Theodore Brinton Hetzel signed letters as "convener" in 1950 and as chair of the graduate curriculum committee of the S&TA program in 1955, but his leadership spanned a greater period), and Chair of the Arts and Service Committee (at least 1962-63), this box represents some of the issues that were of importance to Theodore Brinton Hetzel.
Archival Resource Key. Letters to Theodore Brinton Hetzel from various Haverford/Bryn Mawr faculty, including Elihu Grant, Fritz Janschka, Gilbert White, 1937-1954 and letters from Theodore Brinton Hetzel, 1944-1969.
Archival Resource Key. Issue of Selective Service at HC, including rough minutes and notes on a meeting with President Gilbert White, 1948.
Archival Resource Key. Tri-college cooperation. Includes historical information on this topic, 1940s.
Archival Resource Key. Engineering at Haverford, a report in TS [by Theodore Brinton Hetzel] with comments by Gilbert White, 1950 October 30.
Archival Resource Key. Haverford Trends, September 1951, no. 16, a college publication that devoted this number to an article by Theodore Brinton Hetzel and Clayton Holmes to engineering education, 1951 September.
Archival Resource Key. Memos primarily between Theodore Brinton Hetzel and Gilbert White and John Coleman, 1946-1971.
Archival Resource Key. A review of the book Hands Across Frontiers (edited by Howard Teaf, Howard College) containing case studies on assistance projects (in "drafts").
Archival Resource Key. A report on the S&TA curriculum, (in "drafts"), 1957.
Archival Resource Key. Pages from HC course catalog describing S& TA offerings (in "publications").
Archival Resource Key. Article by Douglas Steere "Reconstruction Training at Haverford" (in "publications").
Archival Resource Key. S.& T.A. Correspondence. 1 folder (approximately 60 items), 1949-1962.
Box 7
Scope and Contents note
Letters of inquiry about S&TA at Haverford or programs like S&TA, requests from Theodore Brinton Hetzel for letters of recommendation from some former S&TA students or detailing their current situations. There are also letters from Theodore Brinton Hetzel on topics related to S7TA, such as social service work available at other locations (e.g. the Sicangu Lakota Oyate (Rosebud Sioux) Reservation).
Of special significance is a group of letters related to the Committee on the 1950 Mental Health Unit of Bryn Mawr, Cheyney, Haverford and Swarthmore Colleges (under "STA Program"). Letter writers include Theodore Brinton Hetzel, Katherine McBride, Frederick Tolles, Gilbert White and others.
Archival Resource Key. Engineering Department. 1 folder (approximately 15 items). Note: There are six sections in this folder: memoranda, 1963-69; letters, 1963-69; drafts and reports; minutes; publications; and name lists. Of significance, is the proposed phase-out or elimination of the engineering department, 1969 (in "memoranda") and letters to John Silver and Hugh Borton, 1963 (in "letters") as well as reports on the future status of the engineering department (in "reports") and faculty minutes on the recommendation for phase out of the engineering program, 1969 (in "minutes") and a list of all Haverfordians who worked in engineering and allied industries, beginning in 1865, 1963-1969.
Box 7
Archival Resource Key. Correspondence regarding Haverford College. 1 folder (approximately 20 items). Note: Theodore Brinton Hetzel was instrumental in bringing speakers on Native American affairs to Haverford, including Kahn-Tineta Horn and Robert Bennett. The letters speak to these efforts, 1969.
Box 7
Archival Resource Key. Hetzel, T.B. to Morris L. Cooke. [Haverford, Pennsylvania]. [On the importance of the Society for Social Responsibility in Science], 1950 May 8.
Archival Resource Key. Borton, Hugh to Theodore Brinton Hetzel. Haverford, Pennsylvania. [asks Theodore Brinton Hetzel to stay on as chair of the Comm. Of Arts and Service], 1961 June 2.
Archival Resource Key. Hetzel, T.B. to David Leonard. Haverford, Pennsylvania. [a shared concern for Quakerism at HC], 1962 December 9.
Archival Resource Key. Coleman, John T. to Theodore Brinton Hetzel. Haverford, Pennsylvania. [asks Theodore Brinton Hetzel to continue as secretary of the faculty meetings], 1968 September 4.
Archival Resource Key. Blanchard, Dorothy to Theodore Brinton Hetzel. Haverford, Pennsylvania. [on the establishment of Eighth Dimension at HC and the Eighth Dimension advisory committee], 1977 October 3, November 4.
Scope and Contents note
This was a regional meeting of Native American leaders toward a meeting of the American Indian Charter Convention to take place that summer in Chicago. The publicity includes a newspaper clipping describing the conference.
In addition to Theodore Brinton Hetzel, letter writers include:
Archival Resource Key. Hugh Borton, President of Haverford College.
Archival Resource Key. William Richard, Tuscarora.
Archival Resource Key. Sol Tax, Coordinator, AICC.
Archival Resource Key. Walter Wetzel, President, Montana Intertribal Policy Board.
Archival Resource Key. Financial information on HCC.
Archival Resource Key. Summary and recommendations of the HCC, 1936.
Archival Resource Key. "Evolution of the HCC" – a history of the Center.
Archival Resource Key. Bulletin of the HCC, 1947.
Archival Resource Key. Minutes and Treasurer's reports, 1950.
Archival Resource Key. Letters, primarily from Theodore Brinton Hetzel, 1949-1955.
Archival Resource Key. Published 24th Annual Report of the managers of the Preston Reading Room Association, Haverford, Pennsylvania. Isaac Sharpless was President at the time, and perhaps the Haverford Community Center was modeled on the Preston Reading Room, 1913.
Archival Resource Key. Baseball, 1 envelope (15 items), 1928, undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Basketball. 3 envelopes (approximately 35 items), 1965-1971, undated.
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Archival Resource Key. "Bonfire before the big game" (pep rally with bonfire). 1 envelope (1 item), circa 1950s.
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Archival Resource Key. Cricket, 1 envelope (10 items), 1963, 1986, undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Cycling, 1 envelope (13 items) (some photos show tandem cycling, men & women), undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Field hockey (women, 1 photo with men in 1960). 1 envelope (approximately 10 items), 1986.
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Archival Resource Key. Football, 2 envelopes (approximately 25 items), 1937-1971, undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Frisbee. 1 envelope (1 item), 1979.
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Archival Resource Key. Track & Field, 2 envelopes (approximately 30 items), undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Wrestling. 1 envelope (5 items), 1967-1968.
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Archival Resource Key. 8 envelopes containing approximately 400 4 x 6" photographs.
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Archival Resource Key. 2 envelopes + 1 (14 items) (mostly 8 x 10" images, though one is 11 x 14"), 1951-1971, undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Women playing soccer. 1 envelope (1 item), 1985.
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Archival Resource Key. Barclay tower on fire. 1 envelope (9 items), 1946.
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Archival Resource Key. Carvill Arch, 1 envelope (1 item), undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Chase Hall, 1 envelope (4 items), undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Faculty houses, 1 envelope (6 items), undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Founders Hall, 1 envelope (11 items), 1954-1971, undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Gummere, 1 envelope (2 items), 1960-1964.
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Archival Resource Key. Hall, 1 envelope (1 item), undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Hilles Hall, 1 envelope (4 items) (included is one internal shot of the machine shop, probably Hilles), 1928-1929, undated.
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Archival Resource Key. Leeds. 1 envelope (4 items) (all the images are of Leeds under construction), 1955.
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Archival Resource Key. Lloyd, 1952, undated 1 envelope (12 items) +1, 1940s?.
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Archival Resource Key. Magill Library, 1 envelope (23 items), 1960-1967, undated.
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Observatory, 1 envelope (3 photos), 1951-1953, undated.
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Roberts Hall, 1 envelope (10 items) +1, 1950s-1971, undated.
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Sharpless, 1 envelope (3 items), 1986, undated.
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Skating shed 1 envelope (2 items), undated.
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Stokes Hall. 1 envelope (3 items) (all the images are of Stokes under construction), 1962-1963.
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Union, 1 envelope (1 item), undated.
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Unidentified buildings (exterior & interior). 1 envelope, dated, undated.
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Whitall. 1 envelope (3 items) (all the images are of Whitall being razed), 1973.
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. 3 envelopes (32 items), primarily images of trees, many with buildings in the background, 1950-1963, undated.
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Special Collections materials. 5 envelopes (approximately 70 items), (all of these photographs were presumably produced under contract. Included here are photographs of manuscripts, printed materials and graphics, some from the Special Collections department at Haverford, though many unidentified, but including a number of versions of the Peaceable Kingdom and a number of William Penn).
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Meetinghouses & Needlepoint. 1 envelope (5 items), (these are not identified, thus it is possible that they are photographs of materials in Special Collections (see above)).
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Rufus M. Jones study at South China, Maine & Bust of George Fox. 1 envelope (3 items).
Box 10
Archival Resource Key. Administrative Groups. 1 envelope (6 items). Note: Included here are photographs of Archibald MacIntosh, John Coleman and Eugene McCarthy, 1950s-circa 1967.
Box 11
Archival Resource Key. Classroom scenes, 1 envelope (7 items), 1963-1964, undated.
Box 11
Archival Resource Key. Classroom scenes, 1 envelope (25 items). Note: Including art, engineering, mechanical drawing or surveying and music, 1951, undated.
Box 11
Archival Resource Key. Class photo. 1 envelope (1 item), circa early 20th century.
Box 11
Archival Resource Key. Commencement. 1 envelope (approximately 10 items). Note: Including with John Coleman and Robert Stevens, circa 1970s.
Box 11
Archival Resource Key. Engineering students with lab equipment or machinery, 2 envelopes (17 items), 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, undated.
Box 11
Archival Resource Key. Graduation. 1 envelope (18 items). Note: Photographs include images of faculty, students, William W. Comfort & Morris E. Leeds, 1931.
Box 11
Archival Resource Key. Coleman.
Archival Resource Key. Comfort.
Archival Resource Key. Kessinger.
Archival Resource Key. Morley.
Archival Resource Key. Stevens.
Archival Resource Key. Graduation. 1 envelope (approximately 25 items). Note: Includes photo with Justice William O. Douglas, 1960s, 1970s.
Box 11
Archival Resource Key. Groups, 1 envelope (10 items). Smaller format Note: includes Rufus Jones et al and Gilbert White et al, undated.
Box 11
Archival Resource Key. Students & faculty with skeleton.
Archival Resource Key. Reunion.
Archival Resource Key. Events, including John Coleman with Bayard Rustin.
Archival Resource Key. Rufus Jones et al.
Archival Resource Key. Gilbert White et al.
Archival Resource Key. Alfred & Jane Swan.
Archival Resource Key. James P. Magill at commencement being given an honorary degree.
Archival Resource Key. Douglas Steere at commencement.
Archival Resource Key. Surveying Haverford grounds.
Archival Resource Key. And others.
Archival Resource Key. David Kies & Adolph Dioda at work on a sculpture project, 1963.
Archival Resource Key. Two unidentified people on the steps of Founders.
Archival Resource Key. Groups at other Locations, 1 envelope (2 items), 1977, undated.
Box 11
Archival Resource Key. Richard Bernstein.
Archival Resource Key. Hugh Borton.
Archival Resource Key. Christian Brinton (2).
Archival Resource Key. Henry Cadbury.
Archival Resource Key. William W. Comfort.
Archival Resource Key. Lukas Foss.
Archival Resource Key. Tom Frazier.
Archival Resource Key. Paul Hare.
Archival Resource Key. Clayton Holmes.
Archival Resource Key. Fritz Janschka.
Archival Resource Key. Wallace MacCaffrey.
Archival Resource Key. James P. Magill.
Archival Resource Key. Cletus Oakley.
Archival Resource Key. Clarence Pickett.
Archival Resource Key. Ira Reid.
Archival Resource Key. Henry Rivera.
Archival Resource Key. Douglas Steere.
Archival Resource Key. Alfred Stefferud.
Archival Resource Key. Emlen Stokes.
Archival Resource Key. Frank Stokes.
Archival Resource Key. Norman Wilson.
Archival Resource Key. Tom Wistar.
Archival Resource Key. William Bacon Evans.
Archival Resource Key. J. Wallace Kelly (see also: materials removed to HCHC).
Archival Resource Key. Fritz Janschka.
Archival Resource Key. Cletus Oakley.
Archival Resource Key. William Reitzel.
Archival Resource Key. Larry Wylie.
Archival Resource Key. R&R auto mechanics: Charlotte Brooks, Maria Gildemeister, Lawrence & Anne Wylie.
Archival Resource Key. Society of Friends in France under the R&R program.
Archival Resource Key. Groups at Haverford.
Archival Resource Key. Big Cove.
Archival Resource Key. Social and Technical Assistance Program. 1 folder (1 items). 11 x 14" format Note: S & TA students in a course given at the college, 1951.
Box 11
Archival Resource Key. Engineering groups, 1 envelope (4 items). Note: including in front of Roberts, 1939.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Faculty & children of faculty, 1 envelope (7 items). Including Christopher Obi, Robert Mortimer & Larry Wylie, 1957-1967, undated.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. The Flight family, 1947.
Archival Resource Key. Howard Brinton et al, 1950.
Archival Resource Key. Non-academic instruction in carpentry, 1952-1953.
Archival Resource Key. Graduation ceremony, 1957.
Archival Resource Key. Class outside Founders, 1959.
Archival Resource Key. Students studying in the Library, 1964.
Archival Resource Key. Librarians Elsa Goldberger, Esther Ralph & others, 1964.
Archival Resource Key. John Coleman speaking to a group in the Library, 1968.
Archival Resource Key. Event in Stokes Auditorium, 1969.
Archival Resource Key. Students in the D.C., 1970.
Archival Resource Key. Group of staff, 1972.
Archival Resource Key. Thomas Benham & student, 1974.
Archival Resource Key. Steve Cary and Robert Stevens with the class of 1928, 1978.
Archival Resource Key. Jonathan Rhoads at Commencement, 1979.
Archival Resource Key. Robert Stevens et al during Sesquicentennial, 1983.
Archival Resource Key. Edwin Bronner & John F. Gummere, 1986.
Archival Resource Key. Groups at Haverford, general, 1 envelope (approximately 10 items), undated.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Group performing survey work at Haverford (one photograph may be a work camp image).
Archival Resource Key. Groups at other Locations, 1 envelope (17 items). Note: These are unidentified, but are primarily students (Haverford?), possibly engineering students, being show equipment. At least one photograph is also of Theodore Hetzel receiving the Westinghouse gift of equipment in 1959, 1929-1960s, undated.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Edwin Bronner.
Archival Resource Key. John Coleman.
Archival Resource Key. Howard Comfort.
Archival Resource Key. William Davidon (missing 03-05-2010).
Archival Resource Key. Cap Harris.
Archival Resource Key. Robert James.
Archival Resource Key. Elizabeth B. Jones.
Archival Resource Key. Rufus Jones.
Archival Resource Key. William Lunt.
Archival Resource Key. Archibald MacIntosh.
Archival Resource Key. Felix Morley.
Archival Resource Key. Ralph Sargent.
Archival Resource Key. Isaac Sharpless.
Archival Resource Key. Lydia Sharpless.
Archival Resource Key. Robert Stevens (including at commencement).
Archival Resource Key. Gilbert White.
Archival Resource Key. And others.
Archival Resource Key. Unidentified individuals, 2 envelopes (20 items). Note: Included is an individual working with Roman or Greek artifacts, 1961-1985, undated.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Landscapes, exhibits, plaques. 1 envelope (approximately 25 items).
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Librarians and Faculty. 1 envelope (2 items). Note: the faculty photo is with President Isaac Sharpless, 1979, circa 1910.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Borton.
Archival Resource Key. Coleman.
Archival Resource Key. Comfort.
Archival Resource Key. MacIntosh.
Archival Resource Key. White.
Archival Resource Key. Reunions. 1 envelope (approximately 50 items).
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Reunion photos for Theodore Brinton Hetzel's 1928 class in 1953 (25th)and 1978 (50th). 1 folder (5 items), 1953, 1978.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Reunion photos for Theodore Brinton Hetzel's 1928 class, 1 envelope (11 items), undated.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Spectators at athletic events. 1 envelope (approximately 10 items). Including Coach Jimmy Mills.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Students dancing in Founders and throwing student in duck pond. 1 envelope (2 items), circa 1950s.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Student Theatre groups, 1 envelope (9 items), 1963-70, undated.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Student Music Groups, 1 envelope (8 items), undated.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Edward D. Brown.
Archival Resource Key. William R. Bready.
Archival Resource Key. Beatty.
Archival Resource Key. Harry Carter.
Archival Resource Key. Morris Estes.
Archival Resource Key. Evans.
Archival Resource Key. Arthur Hallock.
Archival Resource Key. Richard Hillier.
Archival Resource Key. Hogenauer.
Archival Resource Key. Horton.
Archival Resource Key. Hunsicker.
Archival Resource Key. HJA Kieth.
Archival Resource Key. Joseph King.
Archival Resource Key. Richard T. Lane.
Archival Resource Key. McConaghy.
Archival Resource Key. Montfort Melchior.
Archival Resource Key. S. Burke Morrison.
Archival Resource Key. Alexander Nichols.
Archival Resource Key. Paul Nimmo.
Archival Resource Key. John Rex.
Archival Resource Key. Don Richie.
Archival Resource Key. Charles Robinson.
Archival Resource Key. Seeds.
Archival Resource Key. Philip A. Sheaff.
Archival Resource Key. T.P. Smith.
Archival Resource Key. Ellsworth B. Stevens.
Archival Resource Key. J. Tyson Stokes.
Archival Resource Key. Thomas Whiting.
Archival Resource Key. Theodore Whittelsey.
Archival Resource Key. Wistar.
Archival Resource Key. Theophilos Vanneman.
Archival Resource Key. Leonard Yoder.
Archival Resource Key. Unknown.
Archival Resource Key. Portrait photographs. 1 envelope (13 items). Note: These are photographs of works in other media, most known to be in Haverford's collections, including portraits of Profs. Cletus Oakley and Albert Wilson and President William W. Comfort.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Miscellaneous HC events. 1 envelope (approximately 10 photos). Note: Includes various groups, including one of Serendipity Day campers.
Box 12
Archival Resource Key. Surveying and construction. 1 envelope (22 photos). Note: These photographs appear not to be taken at Haverford, but no location is given.
Box 13
Scope and Contents note
These are 4" x 6" photographs. While many of the photographs are identified by the name of a Meeting or organization, the main subject is people. Photographs of Meetinghouses without people are filed separately. In some instances only some individuals within the group are identified and the photo is filed by the name of that individual, even while some others in the photograph may be identified. In a number of instances, there are multiple photographs of one individual, even while the name is only recorded once.
Archival Resource Key. Abington.
Archival Resource Key. Horace Alexander.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee.
Archival Resource Key. Appoquonimink.
Archival Resource Key. Allen Bacon.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret Hope Bacon.
Archival Resource Key. Benfey family.
Archival Resource Key. Albert Bailey.
Archival Resource Key. Bart Bailey.
Archival Resource Key. Baileys & Lindleys.
Archival Resource Key. Donald Baker.
Archival Resource Key. Miriam Baker.
Archival Resource Key. Norman Baker.
Archival Resource Key. Hugh Barbour.
Archival Resource Key. Bob Barger.
Archival Resource Key. Barnard.
Archival Resource Key. Thelma Becherer.
Archival Resource Key. Colin Bell.
Archival Resource Key. Birmingham.
Archival Resource Key. Ann Blair.
Archival Resource Key. B. Franklin Blair.
Archival Resource Key. George Bliss.
Archival Resource Key. Peter Blood & Anne Patterson.
Archival Resource Key. Marjorie Blumberg.
Archival Resource Key. Sally Bodine.
Archival Resource Key. Hugh Borton.
Archival Resource Key. Bradford.
Archival Resource Key. James Bradbeer?.
Archival Resource Key. Konrad Braun.
Archival Resource Key. Anna Brinton.
Archival Resource Key. Howard Brinton.
Archival Resource Key. Howard & Anna Brinton.
Archival Resource Key. Howard & Yuki Brinton.
Archival Resource Key. Joan Brinton.
Archival Resource Key. Brinton family reunion.
Archival Resource Key. Anne Bronner.
Archival Resource Key. Edwin Bronner.
Archival Resource Key. Charles Brown.
Archival Resource Key. Ellen Brown.
Archival Resource Key. Francis Brown.
Archival Resource Key. Miriam Brown.
Archival Resource Key. Paul Brown.
Archival Resource Key. Thomas S. Brown.
Archival Resource Key. Carmen Broz.
Archival Resource Key. Bryn Mawr College.
Archival Resource Key. Burlington.
Archival Resource Key. Helen Cadbury Bush.
Archival Resource Key. Ann Byerly.
Archival Resource Key. Chris Byerly.
Archival Resource Key. Donald Byerly.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret Byerly.
Archival Resource Key. Betty Cadbury.
Archival Resource Key. Henry Cadbury.
Archival Resource Key. John Cadbury.
Archival Resource Key. William Cadbury.
Archival Resource Key. Cadbury Family.
Archival Resource Key. Caln.
Archival Resource Key. Kay Camp.
Archival Resource Key. Cape May.
Archival Resource Key. Stephen Cary.
Archival Resource Key. Center.
Archival Resource Key. Centerville.
Archival Resource Key. Chichester.
Archival Resource Key. Chicago.
Archival Resource Key. Bronson Clark.
Archival Resource Key. Rickie Clay.
Archival Resource Key. Jan Cohen.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret Collins.
Archival Resource Key. Howard Comfort.
Archival Resource Key. Mary Comfort.
Archival Resource Key. William W. Comfort.
Archival Resource Key. Community Involvement Project.
Archival Resource Key. Concord.
Archival Resource Key. Clarissa Cooper.
Archival Resource Key. Wilmer Cooper.
Archival Resource Key. Joseph Cope.
Archival Resource Key. Crosslands.
Archival Resource Key. F. Cunningham.
Archival Resource Key. Barbara Cary Curtis.
Archival Resource Key. Frances Darlington.
Archival Resource Key. Howard Davidson.
Archival Resource Key. Miles Day.
Archival Resource Key. Narayan Desai.
Archival Resource Key. Tom Dewees.
Archival Resource Key. Hurley Dodson.
Archival Resource Key. Hiram Doty.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret Douglas.
Archival Resource Key. Downingtown.
Archival Resource Key. Thomas Drake.
Archival Resource Key. East Nottingham.
Archival Resource Key. Passmore Elkinton.
Archival Resource Key. Thomas Elkinton.
Archival Resource Key. Van Engers.
Archival Resource Key. Harold Evans.
Archival Resource Key. Howard Evans.
Archival Resource Key. Sylvia Evans.
Archival Resource Key. William Bacon Evans.
Archival Resource Key. Exeter.
Archival Resource Key. Falls.
Archival Resource Key. Fallsington.
Archival Resource Key. Frances Ferris.
Archival Resource Key. Anna Fisher.
Archival Resource Key. Bliss Forbush.
Archival Resource Key. William Ford.
Archival Resource Key. Frankford.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Committee on National Legislation.
Archival Resource Key. Leah Cadbury Furtmuller.
Archival Resource Key. Carl Gather.
Archival Resource Key. Glenn & Ursula Gray.
Archival Resource Key. Robert Gray.
Archival Resource Key. John F. Gummere.
Archival Resource Key. Haddonfield.
Archival Resource Key. Herbert Hadley.
Archival Resource Key. Lenore Haines.
Archival Resource Key. Robert Haines.
Archival Resource Key. Dorothy Hallowell.
Archival Resource Key. George Hardin.
Archival Resource Key. Gordon Harris.
Archival Resource Key. Earl Harrison.
Archival Resource Key. Jim Hart.
Archival Resource Key. Sylvia Haskins.
Archival Resource Key. Harrisburg.
Archival Resource Key. Haverford.
Archival Resource Key. Haverford College.
Archival Resource Key. Charles Hepburn.
Archival Resource Key. Rebecca Hetzel.
Archival Resource Key. Theodore B. Hetzel.
Archival Resource Key. Hockessin Meeting on 250th anniversary.
Archival Resource Key. Frances & Homer Holding.
Archival Resource Key. Irving Hollingshead.
Archival Resource Key. Homerville.
Archival Resource Key. Robert Horton.
Archival Resource Key. Horsham.
Archival Resource Key. Alan Hunt.
Archival Resource Key. Indian Committee.
Archival Resource Key. Marie Insley.
Archival Resource Key. Jackson.
Archival Resource Key. Caroline N. Jacob.
Archival Resource Key. Barbara Jacobson.
Archival Resource Key. Sol Jacobson.
Archival Resource Key. J. Robert James.
Archival Resource Key. Robert L. James.
Archival Resource Key. Mark Jennings.
Archival Resource Key. Fred Johnson.
Archival Resource Key. Johnson family.
Archival Resource Key. Barbara Jones.
Archival Resource Key. Elizabeth Jones.
Archival Resource Key. Jack Jones.
Archival Resource Key. Mary Hoxie Jones.
Archival Resource Key. Rufus Jones.
Archival Resource Key. Rufus & Elizabeth Jones.
Archival Resource Key. Jones family.
Archival Resource Key. Tom & Lois Kelly.
Archival Resource Key. Kelly family.
Archival Resource Key. Tom Kessinger.
Archival Resource Key. Lee Bok Kim.
Archival Resource Key. Lee Kleiss.
Archival Resource Key. Honey Knopp.
Archival Resource Key. Takashi & Masa Kobori.
Archival Resource Key. Herta Kraus.
Archival Resource Key. Ernest Kurjian.
Archival Resource Key. Lancaster group.
Archival Resource Key. Langhorne.
Archival Resource Key. Yoon Gu Lee.
Archival Resource Key. Jim Lenhart.
Archival Resource Key. Layo Leslie.
Archival Resource Key. Samuel Levering.
Archival Resource Key. Elizabeth Lewis.
Archival Resource Key. Frederick Libby.
Archival Resource Key. Carrie Lieberman.
Archival Resource Key. Amelia Lindley.
Archival Resource Key. Lawrence Lindley.
Archival Resource Key. Ms. Lindley.
Archival Resource Key. Lindley family.
Archival Resource Key. London Grove.
Archival Resource Key. Longwood.
Archival Resource Key. Longwood Meeting (FHA).
Archival Resource Key. William Lotspeich.
Archival Resource Key. Albert Maris.
Archival Resource Key. Marlborough.
Archival Resource Key. Gertrude Marshall.
Archival Resource Key. Medford.
Archival Resource Key. Media.
Archival Resource Key. Emmanuel Mendelson.
Archival Resource Key. Fred Macmillan.
Archival Resource Key. Don Meserve.
Archival Resource Key. Hugh Middleton.
Archival Resource Key. Fumio Miho.
Archival Resource Key. Mill Creek.
Archival Resource Key. Richmond Miller.
Archival Resource Key. Arthur Morgan.
Archival Resource Key. Felix Morley.
Archival Resource Key. Elliston Morris.
Archival Resource Key. A.J. Muste.
Archival Resource Key. Frances Neely.
Archival Resource Key. Vivian Newlin.
Archival Resource Key. Newtown.
Archival Resource Key. New West Grove.
Archival Resource Key. Francis Nicholson.
Archival Resource Key. Richard Nixon (from tv).
Archival Resource Key. Jack Nutley.
Archival Resource Key. Frederick & Mary Louise O'Hara.
Archival Resource Key. Old Kennett.
Archival Resource Key. Orchard Park.
Archival Resource Key. John Parker.
Archival Resource Key. Parkersville Meeting.
Archival Resource Key. Dilworth Parson.
Archival Resource Key. Marjorie Paschkis.
Archival Resource Key. Ralph Passmore.
Archival Resource Key. David Paul.
Archival Resource Key. Lon Paulinier.
Archival Resource Key. Pendle Hill.
Archival Resource Key. Pennsdale.
Archival Resource Key. Marjorie Penny.
Archival Resource Key. Charles Perry.
Archival Resource Key. Eleanor Perry.
Archival Resource Key. Harvey Perry.
Archival Resource Key. Gunther Pescht.
Archival Resource Key. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Arch Street.
Archival Resource Key. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Race Street.
Archival Resource Key. Larry & Lucille Pickard.
Archival Resource Key. Clarence Pickett.
Archival Resource Key. Clarence Pickett family.
Archival Resource Key. Plymouth Meeting.
Archival Resource Key. Grace Post.
Archival Resource Key. Providence.
Archival Resource Key. Howard Pyle et al.
Archival Resource Key. MER & GER.
Archival Resource Key. Radnor.
Archival Resource Key. Paul Raidabaugh.
Archival Resource Key. Rancocas.
Archival Resource Key. Ira Reid.
Archival Resource Key. Caroline Rhoads.
Archival Resource Key. Esther Rhoads.
Archival Resource Key. Jonathan Rhoads.
Archival Resource Key. David Richie.
Archival Resource Key. Russell Richie.
Archival Resource Key. Jane Rittenhouse.
Archival Resource Key. Charles Robinson.
Archival Resource Key. Romansville.
Archival Resource Key. Mary Ellen Rugg.
Archival Resource Key. Jan Rushmore.
Archival Resource Key. Sadsbury.
Archival Resource Key. Sharon Savery.
Archival Resource Key. Alfred Schroeder.
Archival Resource Key. Clifford Scott.
Archival Resource Key. Schuylkill.
Archival Resource Key. Seaville New Jersey.
Archival Resource Key. Ruth Seeley.
Archival Resource Key. Sylvia Shaw.
Archival Resource Key. Shelling.
Archival Resource Key. Reigjiro Shito.
Archival Resource Key. Anne Singleton.
Archival Resource Key. Harlan Smith.
Archival Resource Key. Ed Snyder.
Archival Resource Key. Lynn Sprogell.
Archival Resource Key. Barbara Sproul.
Archival Resource Key. Herbert Standing.
Archival Resource Key. Douglas & Dorothy Steere.
Archival Resource Key. Helen Steere.
Archival Resource Key. Steere family.
Archival Resource Key. George Steele.
Archival Resource Key. Alfred Stefferud.
Archival Resource Key. Leon Stern.
Archival Resource Key. John & Helen Stevenson.
Archival Resource Key. Sunday School Picnic.
Archival Resource Key. Sarah Swan.
Archival Resource Key. Yuki Takahashi.
Archival Resource Key. Dorothy Taylor.
Archival Resource Key. Howard Taylor.
Archival Resource Key. Jeremy Tayl9r.
Archival Resource Key. Joseph Taylor.
Archival Resource Key. Walter Taylor.
Archival Resource Key. Daniel Test.
Archival Resource Key. Third Haven.
Archival Resource Key. Esther Thomas.
Archival Resource Key. Mary Thomas.
Archival Resource Key. Richard Thomas.
Archival Resource Key. Boyd & Harriet Trescott.
Archival Resource Key. Tucson.
Archival Resource Key. Ufford family.
Archival Resource Key. Ernesto Urbina.
Archival Resource Key. John Van der Water.
Archival Resource Key. Elizabeth Gray Vining.
Archival Resource Key. George Vaux.
Archival Resource Key. Ernest Votaw.
Archival Resource Key. Charles Walker.
Archival Resource Key. James Walker.
Archival Resource Key. Tillie Walker.
Archival Resource Key. William W. Weaver.
Archival Resource Key. Weekend Work Camp.
Archival Resource Key. West Branch.
Archival Resource Key. West Chester Friends Community School.
Archival Resource Key. Western Quarter.
Archival Resource Key. Anne White.
Archival Resource Key. Brett White.
Archival Resource Key. Gilbert White.
Archival Resource Key. Simeon White.
Archival Resource Key. Adrienne Wickersham.
Archival Resource Key. Wilfred Wickersham.
Archival Resource Key. H. Justice Williams.
Archival Resource Key. Nancy Williams.
Archival Resource Key. Willistown.
Archival Resource Key. George Willoughby.
Archival Resource Key. Lillian Willoughby.
Archival Resource Key. Raymond Wilson.
Archival Resource Key. Thomas Wistar Jr.
Archival Resource Key. Harris Wofford.
Archival Resource Key. Howard Wood.
Archival Resource Key. Richard Wood.
Archival Resource Key. Mrs. Woolman.
Archival Resource Key. "Wounded Knee" opposition.
Archival Resource Key. Elizabeth B. Yarnall.
Archival Resource Key. Stanley & Elizabeth Yarnall.
Archival Resource Key. Laura & Dean Yingling.
Archival Resource Key. Don Yoder.
Archival Resource Key. Mildred Young.
Archival Resource Key. Wilmer Young.
Archival Resource Key. Young Friends.
Archival Resource Key. Unidentified. 1 item.
Archival Resource Key. Anaheim (CA).
Archival Resource Key. Barnesville.
Archival Resource Key. Bart.
Archival Resource Key. Birmingham.
Archival Resource Key. Bradford.
Archival Resource Key. Burlington.
Archival Resource Key. Byberry.
Archival Resource Key. Caln.
Archival Resource Key. Center.
Archival Resource Key. Centerville.
Archival Resource Key. Chester.
Archival Resource Key. Chestnut Hill.
Archival Resource Key. Chestnut St.
Archival Resource Key. Chicago.
Archival Resource Key. Chichester.
Archival Resource Key. Colora.
Archival Resource Key. Columbia.
Archival Resource Key. Concord.
Archival Resource Key. Concordville.
Archival Resource Key. Darby.
Archival Resource Key. Downingtown.
Archival Resource Key. Earlham.
Archival Resource Key. Elklands.
Archival Resource Key. Evanston.
Archival Resource Key. Exeter.
Archival Resource Key. Fallowfield.
Archival Resource Key. Falls.
Archival Resource Key. Frankford.
Archival Resource Key. Germantown Mennonite.
Archival Resource Key. Goshen.
Archival Resource Key. Greenwich.
Archival Resource Key. Gwynned.
Archival Resource Key. Haddonfield.
Archival Resource Key. Hancock Bridge.
Archival Resource Key. Haverford (Buck Lane).
Archival Resource Key. Hockessin.
Archival Resource Key. Homerville.
Archival Resource Key. Horsham.
Archival Resource Key. Kennett Square.
Archival Resource Key. Kickapoo.
Archival Resource Key. Lampeter.
Archival Resource Key. Lancaster.
Archival Resource Key. Legrand.
Archival Resource Key. Little Britain.
Archival Resource Key. London Britain.
Archival Resource Key. London Grove.
Archival Resource Key. Makefield.
Archival Resource Key. Malvern Bible Chapel.
Archival Resource Key. Marlboro/Marlborough.
Archival Resource Key. Marshallton.
Archival Resource Key. Media.
Archival Resource Key. Merion.
Archival Resource Key. Methacton.
Archival Resource Key. Mickleton.
Archival Resource Key. Middletown.
Archival Resource Key. Mill Creek.
Archival Resource Key. Mt. Holly.
Archival Resource Key. Mt. Laurel.
Archival Resource Key. Mullica Hill.
Archival Resource Key. Nantucket.
Archival Resource Key. Newark.
Archival Resource Key. Newgarden.
Archival Resource Key. New West Grove.
Archival Resource Key. Newtown Square.
Archival Resource Key. New York.
Archival Resource Key. Norristown.
Archival Resource Key. Nottingham.
Archival Resource Key. Odessa.
Archival Resource Key. Old Goshen.
Archival Resource Key. Old Kennett.
Archival Resource Key. Old Merion/Merion.
Archival Resource Key. Orchard Park.
Archival Resource Key. Oxford.
Archival Resource Key. Parkersville.
Archival Resource Key. Paulina.
Archival Resource Key. Penn Hill.
Archival Resource Key. Pennsdale.
Archival Resource Key. Penns Grove.
Archival Resource Key. Philadelphia (various).
Archival Resource Key. Plymouth.
Archival Resource Key. Poughkeepsie.
Archival Resource Key. Radnor.
Archival Resource Key. Rancocas.
Archival Resource Key. Richland.
Archival Resource Key. Romansville.
Archival Resource Key. Sadsbury.
Archival Resource Key. Salem.
Archival Resource Key. Sandy Spring.
Archival Resource Key. Schuylkill.
Archival Resource Key. Seattle.
Archival Resource Key. Solebury.
Archival Resource Key. South China.
Archival Resource Key. Southhampton.
Archival Resource Key. Springfield.
Archival Resource Key. State College.
Archival Resource Key. Third Haven.
Archival Resource Key. Upper Dublin.
Archival Resource Key. Uwchlan.
Archival Resource Key. Valley.
Archival Resource Key. Virginia Beach.
Archival Resource Key. West Branch.
Archival Resource Key. West Chester.
Archival Resource Key. Westfield.
Archival Resource Key. West Grove.
Archival Resource Key. Westtown.
Archival Resource Key. Whittier.
Archival Resource Key. Willistown.
Archival Resource Key. Wilmington.
Archival Resource Key. Woolman Hill.
Archival Resource Key. Wrightstown.
Archival Resource Key. Wyandotte.
Archival Resource Key. York.
Archival Resource Key. Box 16: Unidentified Quaker groups and individuals (all 4 x 6" photographs).
Box 16
Archival Resource Key. Meetinghouse interior with members.
Archival Resource Key. Statue at Friends Hospital by Sylvia Judson Shaw (2).
Archival Resource Key. Newtown Meeting with members.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Hospital at night.
Archival Resource Key. Quaker lady.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Social Union.
Archival Resource Key. A.J. Muste.
Archival Resource Key. Felix Morley & ?.
Archival Resource Key. Rufus & Elizabeth Jones (4).
Archival Resource Key. Theodor & Rachel Benfey.
Archival Resource Key. Naroyan Desai.
Archival Resource Key. Leon Rittenhouse, Jane R. Smiley et al.
Archival Resource Key. Mary Hoxie Jones and Henry Cadbury.
Archival Resource Key. Paul and Betty Johnson & family.
Archival Resource Key. Wedding picture of Henry and Lydia Cadbury.
Archival Resource Key. Howard & Anna Brinton.
Archival Resource Key. Clarence & Lilly Pickett (2) and family (1).
Archival Resource Key. Thomas R. Kelly & Lois Kelly.
Archival Resource Key. Henry Cadbury & ?.
Archival Resource Key. Jonathan Rhoads et al.
Archival Resource Key. Tom Kessinger, Paul Jefferson et al.
Archival Resource Key. Peace Vigil at Independence Square, 1981.
Archival Resource Key. Birmingham Meeting.
Archival Resource Key. East Nottingham Meeting.
Archival Resource Key. Exeter Meeting (3).
Archival Resource Key. New West Grove Meeting.
Archival Resource Key. Parkersville Meeting (4).
Archival Resource Key. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Arch Street Meeting.
Archival Resource Key. Group photo from 1888.
Archival Resource Key. Elizabeth Gray Vining being arrested protesting Vietnam War.
Archival Resource Key. Thomas R. Kelly & with family (3).
Archival Resource Key. Rufus & Elizabeth Jones.
Archival Resource Key. Archibald & Margaret MacIntosh et al.
Archival Resource Key. Paul and Betty Johnson.
Archival Resource Key. Unidentified (2 men, one getting an award).
Archival Resource Key. Reijiro Shito.
Archival Resource Key. Glen & Ursula Gray.
Archival Resource Key. Cadbury brothers.
Archival Resource Key. Group photo in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Archival Resource Key. Rufus and Elizabeth Jones.
Archival Resource Key. Pickett family.
Archival Resource Key. Unidentified people/places or no HC/Quaker relationship. 1 envelope (approximately 30 photographs of varying sizes).
Box 17
Archival Resource Key. Gilbert White, Harold Evans, Henry J. Cadbury, Henry Beeritz, 1969, 1972.
Archival Resource Key. Mary Hoxie Jones, Henry Cadbury, 1963January.
Archival Resource Key. Mary Hoxie Jones, 1963 January.
Archival Resource Key. Hugh Borton, Vivian Newlin (?), 1963 January.
Archival Resource Key. Gilbert White, Henry Cadbury, 50th Anniversary of AFS, 1967 April 29.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret F. Jones, Henry Cadbury, 1963 January.
Archival Resource Key. A.J. Muste, Henry Cadbury, 1961 March.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret Hoag, 1982 October.
Archival Resource Key. Charles Perry, Harvey Chase Perry, Harvey Perry, Ethan Foster Perry.
Archival Resource Key. Elizabeth S. Lewis, 1967 April 19.
Archival Resource Key. Gurdial Mallik, 1962 December.
Archival Resource Key. Eldon and Lawrence Ludley.
Archival Resource Key. Christine Ellzey and Adam Prunty, 1973 November 28.
Archival Resource Key. Carrie Liberman, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Dining Service, 1975 April 29.
Archival Resource Key. Clarence and Lilly Pickett.
Archival Resource Key. Henry J. Cadbury, representing American Friends Service Committee, Nobel Institute, Oslo, 1947 December 8.
Archival Resource Key. Wilbert Braxton, Barbara Sprogell Jacobson, John Flagg Gummere.
Archival Resource Key. Morris Millgram.
Archival Resource Key. Jim Lenhart, 1972 June 23.
Archival Resource Key. David Potter, Jack Coleman, Wilbert Braxton, 1976 May 11.
Archival Resource Key. Douglas and Dorothy Steere, 1966 February 12.
Archival Resource Key. George McGovern, Kay Camp, 1972 August 21.
Archival Resource Key. George Laskey.
Archival Resource Key. James H. H. Matsen, Margaret Ann Terrell, 1982 October 2.
Archival Resource Key. Dorothy and Helen Steere.
Archival Resource Key. Robert and Elizabeth Yarnall, John Harvey.
Archival Resource Key. Howard and Anna Brinton.
Archival Resource Key. John Coleman, Narasihman (?), 1969 October.
Archival Resource Key. Dorothy Steere, Charlie Brown, 1968 March.
Archival Resource Key. Sara Margaret Brown, Russell Spencer Hayes, 1970 October 31.
Archival Resource Key. Blood, father and son, 1983 April 9.
Archival Resource Key. Blood-Patterson wedding, series of pictures, 1983 April 9.
Archival Resource Key. Reverend Soo Ho Han, Collins Friends Church, New York.
Archival Resource Key. Howard Comfort, William Wistar Comfort, Wistar Comfort.
Archival Resource Key. William Bacon Evans, series of pictures, 1954 May.
Archival Resource Key. Gene Castillano, 1971 May.
Archival Resource Key. Marge Fox, 1973 July.
Archival Resource Key. Milton Ream, Patrick Burns, Charles Lubok, ACFIA, 1981 April 11.
Archival Resource Key. Wilson and Donald Baker.
Archival Resource Key. David Ritchie, 1971 February 13.
Archival Resource Key. Norman and Miriam Jones Brown, 1970 September 20.
Archival Resource Key. Dorothy Taylor, Chris Byerly, 1976 December 1.
Archival Resource Key. James Walker, Herbert Hadley, 1963 January.
Archival Resource Key. Edward Snyder.
Archival Resource Key. Russ Ritchie, 1971 May.
Archival Resource Key. Colin Bell, Henry Cadbury, Gilbert White, 50th Anniversary of American Friends Service Committee, 1967 April 29.
Archival Resource Key. "Three of the Founders of American Friends Service Committee:" Henry J. Cadbury, Anne Walton Pennell, Harold Evans.
Archival Resource Key. Individuals and small groups, unidentified.
Box 18
Archival Resource Key. Gilbert F. White, Henry J. Cadbury, Colin Bell.
Archival Resource Key. After meeting at Lansdowne, Pennsylvania: Cary Isard.
Archival Resource Key. Tom Brown, Jim Lenhart, Dilworth Pierson, Alice Miller, Allen White, Paul Cope, 1974 November 19.
Archival Resource Key. Ruthana Hadley, Lydia Cadbury, Marshall Sutton, Virginia Sutton, 1963 January.
Archival Resource Key. Interracial weekend at Newtown Friends meeting.
Archival Resource Key. Nom Van Li and family, West Chester, 1981 October 24.
Archival Resource Key. Haverford Friends School, Elizabeth Darrson, Barbara Roche, Debbie Darrow, Betsy Manlove, 1969 November.
Archival Resource Key. MOVE blockade protest, 1978 April 12.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee "Stop the B1 Bomber" protest: Wilbur Ufford, Franklin Blair, Bryn Mawr, 1977 April 15.
Archival Resource Key. Haverford Friends School, 1970 February.
Archival Resource Key. Pendle Hill, Little Barn: Yuki Brinton, 1974 May 11.
Archival Resource Key. Meeting, 1515 Cherry: Jim Lenhart, J. Allen White.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret Baker, Donald Baker, 1970 April 19.
Archival Resource Key. Ted Hetzel, Ada Rose, 1974 February 11.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Center: Roland Leonard, Betty Taylor.
Archival Resource Key. Jonathan Rhoads, Ted and Becky Hetzel.
Archival Resource Key. Kay Camp and others, 1972 April 17.
Archival Resource Key. Quaker Street Theater: Jack Shepherd, 1976 June.
Archival Resource Key. Carol Spawn, 1977 March 26.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee warehouse: Charlotte Cadbury.
Archival Resource Key. Group photos, unidentified. 1 folder.
Box 18
Archival Resource Key. Monthly meeting room, 4th and Arch, 1976 July 4.
Archival Resource Key. Valley Meeting, 1959 September.
Archival Resource Key. Haverford Meeting and School, 1979 March 28.
Archival Resource Key. Stout Meeting House, Earlham College.
Archival Resource Key. Merion Meeting, 1982 February 22.
Archival Resource Key. After meeting, Parkersville, Pennsylvania, 1968 August 11.
Archival Resource Key. Gwynedd Meeting, 1974 October.
Archival Resource Key. Radnor Meeting, 1971 February 9.
Archival Resource Key. Birmingham Meeting, 1988 July 31.
Archival Resource Key. Concord Meeting.
Archival Resource Key. Exeter Meeting, 1986 April 13.
Archival Resource Key. Romansville Meeting, 1978 June 4.
Archival Resource Key. New West Grove Meeting (150th Anniversary), 1981 May 17.
Archival Resource Key. Birmingham Orthodox Meeting House, 1957 April.
Archival Resource Key. Willistown Meeting.
Archival Resource Key. Newtown Meeting.
Archival Resource Key. Media Meeting House, 1975August 10.
Archival Resource Key. Parkersville Meeting, 1981 May 31.
Archival Resource Key. Homerville Meeting, 1981 May 31.
Archival Resource Key. New West Grove Meeting, 1981 May 17, 1979 August 19.
Archival Resource Key. Friends, a statue in the gardens of Friends Hospital, 1972.
Archival Resource Key. Reception at Friends Hospital, Betty Cadbury, 1973 March.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Hospital at night, 1970 December.
Archival Resource Key. Interior of John Woolman's house, 1961 March.
Archival Resource Key. Westtown School, 1988 November.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Journal print shop, 1977 August 21.
Archival Resource Key. 20 South 12th Street, Philadelphia.
Archival Resource Key. Barclay Hall, Haverford College.
Archival Resource Key. Quilt at Arch Street, 1977 June 27.
Archival Resource Key. Various unidentified buildings, places, meetings.
Archival Resource Key. Groundbreaking, 1974 January 15.
Archival Resource Key. Groundbreaking: Jonathan Rhoads, Allen White, Gertrude Marshall, 1974 January 15.
Archival Resource Key. Laying the cornerstone: Eleanor Stabler Clarke, 1974 November 19.
Archival Resource Key. Laying the cornerstone: Francis Brown, 1974 November 19.
Archival Resource Key. Laying the cornerstone: Mather Lippincott, Ted Peters, Albert Maris, 1974 November 19.
Archival Resource Key. Laying the cornerstone: Mather Lippincott, 1974 November 19.
Archival Resource Key. Laying the cornerstone: Tom Brown, 1974 November 19.
Archival Resource Key. Photos of Friends Center at various stages of construction.
Archival Resource Key. Stanley R. Yarnell speaking, 1958.
Archival Resource Key. James Walker, Richard McFeely, Dan Test, Rachel Letchworth, George Walton, William Bacon Evans, 1955.
Archival Resource Key. Richard McFeely, 1955 March 31.
Archival Resource Key. Sarah Swan, Charles Darlington, Dan Test, Richard Wood, Richmond Miller, Donald Baker, Howard Brinton, William Bacon Evans, 1959 March 31.
Archival Resource Key. Charles Darlington, Dorothy Harris, Richard Wood, Florence Kite, Jean Hollingshead, Irving Hollingshead, 1958 March.
Archival Resource Key. Mamie Cavell Peace and Race Relations, 1958 March.
Archival Resource Key. Various other photos with individuals unidentified.
Archival Resource Key. Richard Brown, David G. Paul, Mildred Binns Young, Miriam Jones, Will Eves, William Hubber, Edith Solenberger, 1961 March.
Archival Resource Key. Sarah Benson, Russell Edgerton, Will Eves, Edith Solenberger, Mary Patterson, David Paul, Carl Wise, Richard Wood, Richmond Miller, Alice Miller, 1961 March.
Archival Resource Key. Edith Solenberger, 1966 March.
Archival Resource Key. Richmond Miller, Albert Morris, Francis Brown, Alice Miller, David Paul, Will Eves, 1964 March.
Archival Resource Key. Paul Brown, Mae Taylor, 1962 March 24.
Archival Resource Key. Francis Brown, Alice Miller, David Paul, Henry J. Cadbury, 1964 March.
Archival Resource Key. David Paul, Alice Miller, 1965 March.
Archival Resource Key. Tom Brown, Jack F. Gummere, Frederick C. Cadler, Bert Linton, Jack Coleman, Earl Ball, Clayton Farraday, Holly Locke, Henry Scattergood, Barbara Sprogell Jacobsen, Francis Brown, Ruthana Hadley, Martin Beer, Eric Curtis, Miriam Jones Brown, 1977 March.
Archival Resource Key. Mather Lippincott, Jim Lenhart, 1974 November 19.
Archival Resource Key. E. Raymond Wilson, Francis Brown, Esther Clarke, Marion Baker, Miles Day (speaking), 1971 April 2.
Archival Resource Key. MOVE, 1974 March 29.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret Byerly, Marjorie Anderson, Francis Brown, Gertrude Marshall, 1975 March 22.
Archival Resource Key. Committee on Education: Hugh Borton, Alice Miller, Rachel Letchworth, Wilbert Braxton, J.E. Stokes, Paul Brown, Dan Test, Bill Maier, Oscar Janson, Harriet Hoyle, Irvin Poley, Miriam Jones, Gertrude M. W. Stokes, Will Eves, John Hollister, Richard McFeely, Adelbert Mason, 1963 March.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret Anderson, Tom Brown, Gertrude Marshall, Kingdon Swayne, 1982 March 27.
Archival Resource Key. Kingdon Swayne, Tom Brown, Gertrude Marshall, Francis G. Brown, Howard Bartram, Dorothea Morse, 1981 March.
Archival Resource Key. Gertrude Marshall, Francis Brown, 1982 March 27.
Archival Resource Key. Various other photos with individuals unidentified.
Archival Resource Key. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, Unidentified Years. 1 folder.
Box 19
Archival Resource Key. Dr. Tom Wood speaking to West Chester Friends Community School patrons at Longwood Garden, 1981 May 2.
Archival Resource Key. FCNL, 1963 October 18.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret Hill Collins, 1960 March.
Archival Resource Key. Rufus Jones Room, Friends Center: Francis Brown, Jim Lenhart, Barbara Sprogell Jacobsen, 1967 March 23.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee witness for peace during Vietnam war, 1969 May 5.
Archival Resource Key. Edwin Bronner speaking to Friends Historical Assoc., at Burlington Meeting's 300th anniversary, 1977 May 15.
Archival Resource Key. Birmingham Meeting, 1986 December 21.
Archival Resource Key. Chester Quarterly Meeting Bikeathon at Ridley Creek State Park, 1981 October 25.
Archival Resource Key. Don Yoder speaking at Haddonfield Meeting's 300th anniversary.
Archival Resource Key. Ges Vant speaking at Burlington Meeting's 300th anniversary, 1977 May 15.
Archival Resource Key. Henry Cadbury speaking in Quaker Collection on his 90th birthday, 1973 November.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret H. Bacon at Friends Center Library, speaking about her new biography of Henry J. Cadbury, 1983 December 1.
Archival Resource Key. Haverford Friends School Commencement, 1984 June 6.
Archival Resource Key. Margaret F. Jones receiving Red Cross Medal of Honor, 1959 January 10.
Archival Resource Key. Schuylkill Friends' "Christmas in the Fields", 1972 December.
Archival Resource Key. Six photos related to Quakers and Bicentennial: William Penn dollhouse, First Day Schools, also letter describing exhibit.
Archival Resource Key. 250th anniversary program for Hockessin Monthly Meeting, 1980.
Archival Resource Key. Label to accompany photo of Everett Parker.
Scope and Contents note
Information as supplied by Theodore Brinton Hetzel (labels pasted on the photograph were removed & recorded on the verso) or as appears on the image (if possible, a title is supplied in parentheses where none is given); where it is used, the date is taken from the photographer's stamp. These are 8" x 10" format. There may be more than one copy of an image, but information is only cited once.
Archival Resource Key. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee invited Kanienʼkehá꞉ka (Mohawk) representatives to plant a tree in the name of peace, recalling the Tree of Peace planted upon the establishment of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois League) 500-1000 years previous (there are 3 photos of the tree planting in 4 x 6" format), 1986.
Archival Resource Key. Dan Katchongva, Ralph Tawangyawma, representatives of the Hopi Tribe and Robert Haines of the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee (Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee) meet in front of the painting of William Penn and Chief Tammany by Paul Domville, which is now in Harrisburg, 1964.
Archival Resource Key. Walt, Taylor, General Cassidy, John Chancellor, Arthur Morgan, George Heron and Phillis Nash (taken from television).
Archival Resource Key. Principals in opera "The Captain of Plymouth: given by Carlisle students during commencement (copy print).
Archival Resource Key. Wilson & Ellie Crow, 1977.
Archival Resource Key. Seneca Reservation: beginnings of Kinzua Dam.
Archival Resource Key. In the Seneca Nation office. Choosing lots. Tessie Snow, Dorothy Jimerson, Bob Haines, George Heron, Kenneth Snot, Walt Taylor.
Archival Resource Key. Lena Snow (Seneca) tells Bob Haines how to make a lotion to grow hair, 1961.
Archival Resource Key. George Heron, Tribal Chairman, Walt & Peggy Taylor given "Farewell Dinner." Seneca Reservation, 1967.
Archival Resource Key. Hester Davis.
Archival Resource Key. Haverford College group in Cherokee, N.C. "Big Cove": Bradley, Hakansson, Mr. Bradley, Elva Remsberg, Margit Hilsenred.
Archival Resource Key. White Roots of Peace. Kanienʼkehá꞉ka (Mohawk), 4th & Arch Sts, 1970.
Archival Resource Key. East Room, 4th & Arch including Bob & Lenore Haines (and Native Americans), 1970.
Archival Resource Key. Untitled (Native American and boy), 1970.
Archival Resource Key. Council on Indian Affairs meets in Washington, D.C, 1965.
Archival Resource Key. Council House, Friends Church, Oklahoma, Larry Pickard.
Archival Resource Key. Robert Haines & Elizabeth Buffington, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee, visit Mr. Calvin John, president of the Seneca Nation of Indians, and his wife Grace Lay John.
Archival Resource Key. Lawrence Lindley with John Wooden Legs Lame Deer.
Archival Resource Key. Untitled (Rough Rock Friends Mission).
Archival Resource Key. Friends Meeting in the Seneca Longhouse, Coldspring, New York.
Archival Resource Key. Ray Fadden, Kanienʼkehá꞉ka (Mohawk), speaks to a group of Friends.
Archival Resource Key. Conference of Indians from Maine to Dist. Of Columbia at Haverford College, 1961.
Archival Resource Key. "William Penn signs a treaty with the Indians" at Lansdowne Meeting.
Archival Resource Key. Lenore Haines, George Heron (President Seneca Nation), Robert L. Haines (Chair, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee), Theodore B. Hetzel, 1963.
Archival Resource Key. Friends and Native Americans at 4th & Arch Street Meeting House.
Archival Resource Key. Jacob Swamp, Mohawk, Tom Porter Tree planting?, 1986.
Archival Resource Key. Germantown Theater Guild performance of the Treaty Never Broken, 1977.
Archival Resource Key. Alumni at Tunesassa Friends' Indian School, Quaker Bridge, New York, 1964.
Archival Resource Key. San Carlos Apache Nde Nation.
Archival Resource Key. Midge (Michelle) Dean, Seneca, 1981.
Archival Resource Key. Four Senecas who were jailed in Philadelphia At time of LeRoy Shenandoah killing by Philadelphia Police, 1973.
Archival Resource Key. Memorial service for Leroy Shenandoah, 1973.
Archival Resource Key. Army engineer explains plans for Kinzua Dam with Seneca people; Bob Haines, chair of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee in attendance, 1961.
Archival Resource Key. Walter Jimerson (Great Bear), Dorothy Jimerson (Laughing Water), Robert L. Haines (Sitting Bear) and Chief Corbett Sundown, 1962.
Archival Resource Key. Bob Haines & Stan Holder at Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1974.
Archival Resource Key. Ted Hetzel & ? / by John Pole, 1964.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee Indian program works: Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Becherer at Indian Island, Old Town, Maine, Miss Tillie Walker, Philadelphia, 1959.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee Tucson Work Camp Reunion at 768 College Ave., Haverford, Pennsylvania, home of Ted & Becky Hetzel, circa 1952.
Archival Resource Key. Kotzebue (Alaska) Friends Church, 1962?.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Church, Wyandotte, Oklahoma.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Church, Hominy, Oklahoma (Osage Nation).
Archival Resource Key. In the old schoolhouse at Big Cove, Haverford College students put on a party to entertain their Cherokee friends.
Archival Resource Key. Robert L. Haines, chair, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee, in costume, Canandaigua, New York, 11 November 1961.
Archival Resource Key. Project Headstart, Princeton Maine, American Friends Service Committee Passamaquoddy Workcamp, Mrs. Fisher, teacher, 1965.
Archival Resource Key. Chuck McEvers, American Friends Service Committee, and Sebastian Williams in Tulalip Tribal Office.
Archival Resource Key. Project Headstart, Princeton, Maine, Passamaquoddy helper, American Friends Service Committee workcamper talking to (a boy named) Bertrand Russell (who speaks only French), 1965.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee workcampers build Passamaquoddy tribal hall at Peter Dana Point, Maine, 1965.
Archival Resource Key. Leo O'Connor, Lawrence Lindley, Armin Saeger, Ted Hetzel, members of Indians Rights Association.
Archival Resource Key. Conference of Friends on Indian Affairs, Woolman Hill, Deerfield, Massachusetts (a second photo states Deerfield, Connecticut), November 1959.
Archival Resource Key. Friends and others at the annual meeting of the Indian Rights Association, 1959.
Archival Resource Key. Friends are still active in deliberations and programs on behalf of Native Americans.
Archival Resource Key. Council on Indian Affairs, 1963 October.
Archival Resource Key. Representatives of some fifteen organizations meet together on the Council on Indian Affairs, 1960.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee field worker, Norm Illseley and Soboba chairman, Mr. Mojado.
Archival Resource Key. Walter Taylor, coordinator, Friends Kinzua Project (from television).
Archival Resource Key. On Cherokee Reservation, Haverford grads, including Gordon Macgregor and Katy Davis, 1945?.
Archival Resource Key. A Haverford College graduate program work project "Big Cove, " Cherokee, North Carolina.
Archival Resource Key. Lawrence Lindley and Armin Saeger, 1967.
Archival Resource Key. Taos Pueblo leaders meet Gertrude Ely of Wyndham, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.
Archival Resource Key. American Indian Craft shop, at Helen & Albert Baily's in Parkersville, West Chester, Pennsylvania.
Archival Resource Key. Rocky Boy Reservation, Mont. American Friends Service Committee workcamp strips bark from trees cut by Native American to make houses for older residents of the reservation, 1967.
Archival Resource Key. Members of the Tohono Oʼodham Nation consider charcoal production.
Archival Resource Key. Larry & Lucille Pickard, Seneca Council House.
Archival Resource Key. At Rosebud, South Dakota, Jim Wilson conducts a recreation program sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee for Sicangu Lakota Oyate (Rosebud Sioux) children.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee worker conducts a boys' club at Rosebud, S.D.
Archival Resource Key. The Pacific Southwest Indian Program Committee of the American Friends Service Committee meets to consider its programs in Arizona & California.
Archival Resource Key. A Navajo supervisor directs volunteers from the United States and Europe as they make bus-stop shelters at the Ft. Defiance workcamp of the American Friends Service Committee, 1959.
Archival Resource Key. Dick Thomas, American Friends Service Committee worker in Southern California, is helping Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians improve their community.
Archival Resource Key. Back in the Big Cove on the Ravensfork Stream in the Cherokee Reservation North Carolina, is the little schoolhouse, built by Quakers in the past century, now a community center and the site of several workcamps of the American Friends Service Committee and of Haverford College in recent years.
Archival Resource Key. Pala boys and some girls won prizes at the San Diego Exposition, 1962.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee workcampers, teenage youth from various parts of the U.S. and one from Europe, who have been building a log community building for the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at the Fort Hall Reservation, are about to see a rodeo as guests of friendly neighbors in Pocatello, 1959.
Archival Resource Key. Friends Church at Kickapoo (McLoud, Oklahoma) Community house in the distance.
Archival Resource Key. Community meeting with Navajo Nation members. American Friends Service Committee summer workcamp & school in Cuba, New Mexico, circa 1952.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee workcamp, Newtown, undated.
Archival Resource Key. Crownpoint, New Mexico. Building a community center for Navajos.
Archival Resource Key. Vacation Bible school, Council House, Oklahoma.
Archival Resource Key. Navajo build a community center, Crown Point, New Mexico, circa 1954.
Archival Resource Key. Supervised play at the "every-other-day-camp," Tucson workcamp.
Archival Resource Key. Ted Hetzel with sacred pipe & Pueblo drums (N. Mexico) at Pendle Hill, 1974.
Archival Resource Key. [Ft. Defiance Workcamp of the American Friends Service Committee], 1959.
Archival Resource Key. Vacation Bible school in the Friends Meeting house, Seneca Council House, Wyandotte, Oklahoma.
Archival Resource Key. American Friends Service Committee workcamp, Northern Cheyenne.
Archival Resource Key. Alice Bemis, Crownpoint, New Mexico, 1954.
Archival Resource Key. [Pendle Hill], 1974.
Archival Resource Key. Walter Taylor, Bob Haines.
Archival Resource Key. Bob Haines & Elizabeth Buffington, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee.
Archival Resource Key. Armin Saeger points to McLoud where he had charge of Friends' work with the Kickapoo.
Archival Resource Key. Lucille Pickard and a Bible school class, Council House, Oklahoma.
Archival Resource Key. At Council House, Oklahoma.
Archival Resource Key. Copy prints of Tunesassa Friends School (2).
Archival Resource Key. Slides (slides came from carousels which presumably Theodore Brinton Hetzel used in making presentations).
Box 20
Archival Resource Key. unspecified.
Box 21
Archival Resource Key. unspecified.
Box 22
Archival Resource Key. Box 23: Quaker Meetings (some of the slides are marked, others are not; included are people, Friends General Conference at Ithaca in 1976, and Friends Center groundbreaking).
Box 23
Archival Resource Key. Box 24: Friends & Native Americans, including Native American Art (accompanying lists for the slides).
Box 24
Archival Resource Key. Box 25: Haverford Topics (including people, sports, buildings & grounds and peace fair; some of the slides are glass; none of the slides appear to be marked).
Box 25
Archival Resource Key. Box 26: Haverford Topics (including Social & Technical Assistance program, engineering, buildings and campus, and the reunion of the class of 1928).
Box 26
Archival Resource Key. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Newsletters - to PG.
Archival Resource Key. Native American Progress - to SG.
Archival Resource Key. Published HC materials - to HCHC/HCA, including R&R newsletters - to HCHC.
Archival Resource Key. Oversized photographs: "Founders Bell" by Theodore B. Hetzel. undated 35 x 42 cm. - to HCHC oversized: drawer 12: Founders Hall, folder 1.
Archival Resource Key. "Portrait of an artist: J. Wallace Kelly" by Theodore B. Hetzel, 1955. 43 x 35 cm. - to HCHC oversized: drawer 1: portraits.
Archival Resource Key. "Mobilization [protest against Vietnam War in New York]" by Theodore B. Hetzel. 35 x 28 cm. - to HCHC oversized: drawer 4: protests.