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Grinnell College Libraries Special Collections Grinnell Town History 1840- 1850-1950
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Aiken, Mary H.  Dr.

Mary H. Aikin was the first woman physician in Grinnell. She was an active Socialist. Included are copies of her 1893 correspondence following the trial and execution of the Haymarket rioters in 1887.

Amos Bixby letters

Correspondence with L. F. Parker concerning the closing of the Grinnell public schools to black students in the 1860s. Includes a brief mention of John Brown's visit to Grinnell.

As Time Goes By

A timeline of Grinnell published by the Grinnell Herald-Register, including when local businesses or local branches of bussinesses were established, as well as photographs of front pages of the Herald-Register from the past year.

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