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Tenth U.S. Census: Town of Grinnell, 1880 Plan of Grinnell, published in Historical Atlas of Iowa, 1875-several oversize copies of Craver, Steele and Austina^?(TM)s Harvester Works-article and sketch, College Newsletter, 1890. Randolph Header Works article Building outlines of Park and First Avenue, 1911 Sectional map of a township-4 photocopies Map of Grinnell, circa 1865 (western half) Photocopy of a partial Sanborn Map of Iowa College (undated) Photocopy of letter from Henry Hamilton to L. F. Parker, December 28, 1904 Partial exhibit pieces of Sanborn maps-copies Photocopies of 1880 map of Grinnell (one copy with red markings by John Kleinschmidt) Photocopy of 1911 Sanborn map of area bordered by 1st Avenue, Broad Street, 2nd Avenue , Park Street. Homeowners as of 1879 noted. Mayflower Home buildings on other half of photocopy. Overlay Mayflower Home buildings onto Sanborn map houses. Photocopy of Poweshiek County town maps (date not determined) Photocopy of map of West Grinnell (c. 1878?). Book 371, page 361. 2 copies Photocopy of Jerusalem plat map bordered by 6th Avenue on north, Commoroo Street on south. Modern map of town of Grinnell, circa late 1980s. (two-sided) Thermofax copy of 1934 Sanborn map of Grinnell. Oversize. Photocopy of 1888 Sanborn map of college area and south. Photocopy of town and gown? poster (dated 1898). Plat map of area surrounding Grinnella^?|no date. Photocopy of Sanborn map, showing Armstrong Hastings Coal Yard near 5th and State. Undated. Photocopy of Des Moines Sunday Register photo and caption about a Chicago and Northwestern locomotive. Six 8 1/2 x 11 photocopies of Sanborn maps, mostly undated, of town. Copy of the Harvey Tribune-Citizen, dated 1902-1903 , featuring manufacturers and businesses in Harvey (Illinois) Oversize copy of Craver and Steele and Austin ad; astronomical clock photo given to college by Corinna Hobart. Folder of oversize photocopies of prints from microfilm about the fires in downtown Grinnell during last part of 19th century. Earl Blair sketches of buildings in Grinnell: 8 x 10s Grinnell General Hospital--photocopy Spencer Building (4th and Main Street)-photocopy Masonic Temple (Main Street-photocopy Spaulding Manufacturing Company Railroad Depot (Union Depot) Sullivan Bank photocopy Lyman-Spencer House at 1206 Broad Spaulding House at 1109 Main Street Citizens Bank,1899 3 photocopies Seaman Building-Commercial Street-four photocopies

Series 1: Letters to Salter, 1860s-1870s Letters to Salter, 1880s Letters to Salter, 1890s Letters to Salter, 1900- Letter to Salter, undated Salter’s lists of authors and titles Notes in Salter’s handwriting (?); sermon preached in 1853 Series 2: Letters from Salter to L.F. Parker, 1902-03 (re letters 1847-48) Letters to Salter concerning establishment of schools in eastern Iowa, 1847-48 Series 3: Prayer and The founders of Iowa College, 1898

Dates of letters and numbers of letters from each correspondent is on inventory in box: Alden, Ebenezer Adams, Ephraim Adams, H. Apthorp, W.P. Anderson, E. Badger, Milton Beech, Curtis Beecher, E. Beecher, Henry Ward Bevan, P. Bird, T. Blair (Blain?), M.W. Blanchard, J. Brainard, J.M. Brown, Alexander Bullen, Henry L. M.K.C. (Cross, Moses K.) Coleman, W.L. Clark, James A. Clark, J.B. Cobb, H.W. Cooke, P.G. Cooper, Joseph E. Dinnon (Dimon?), Oliver Dwight, Samuel G. Edie, J.P. Edson, H.K. Emerson, Oliver Emery, Samuel Hopkins Esbjorn, L.P. Ferris, Stephen G. Fessenolen (?), Samuel C. Flathers, Thomas A. Gates, C.H. Gillette, E.J. Gridley, A.D. Grinnell, J.B. Guernsey, J. Hall, A.H. Harding, Lewall Harlan, Senator James Herriott, F.I. Hill, J.J. Hinds, T.A. Hitchcock, George B. Hitchcock, A.B. Holbrock, J.C. Howard, Isabella Hunter, R. Hutchinson, Mrs. Susan Jessup, Silas Johnson, Miss Elisa Jones, D.E. Jones, Edward Joy, Arad Keith, William A. Kimball, J.P. King, Alexander Kirkuss, Edwin Knowles, D. Lambrite, J. Lane, Daniel Lane, Elizabeth J. Lewis, Eleda P. Lewis, John Magoun, G.F. Menick (Merrick?), C.H. Mitchell, D.M. Moody, D.L. Nichols, W.A. Noyes, Daniel P. Parker, L.F. Parvin, T.S. Peet, Stephen Reed, J.A. Rice, George G. Rice, H.F. Ripley, Erastus Robbins, A.B. Salter, Frances (sister) Salter, Mary (sister) Savage, G.S.F. Scudder, H.M. Shaw, J. Shreck, George W. Sheldon, D.S. Shephard, L.H. Snowden, J.E. Smith, Albert Smith, Elijah P. Spaulding, B.A. Sprague, Mrs. H.B. Sterling, John C. Stiles, Edward H. Stone, H.M. Storrs, R.S. Stuart, E.W. Taylor, H.W. Thacher, George Thompson, W.A. Todds, John Turner, Asa Turner, E.B. Turner, Mrs. E.B. Van Cleef, George S. Waters, S. Westernelt, W.A. Whiting, Lyman Whittlesey, M.K. Wilkinson, R. Windsor, John W. Wood, Glen Woods, E.C..A.

Photographs of J.D. Stoops alone and with friends and family (including his brother, and first and second wives), in various locations, including East Hampton, Massachusetts, and Grinnell. Photggraph of Stoops printed on cloth. Several photographs of friends of Stoops without him. A few photographs of unidentified people without Stoops.

Photographs of Mary E. Milner (sometimes Millner; first wife of J.D. Stoops), taken in various locations, including Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, and East Hampton, Massachusetts. Several photographs of unidentified people without Mary Milner

Has illustration, The Three Musketeers, by Lieutenant Herbert Morton Stoops, a former artist [on] The Tribune staff, now serving in France. The drawing shows three soldiers from the First World War, an American, an Englishman, and a Frenchman, walking through a desolate landscape, with a vision of a knight on horseback in the clouds.

Finance Reports: Financial agent's reports to Board of Trustees, 1852-1894: Harvey Adams, E. Adams, J. C. Holbrook, J. M. Chamberlain, D. Lane, H. DeForest, W. Parsons. Finance Committee reports to Board of Trustees, 1876-1902 (incomplete) Finance campaigns, 1872-1878, D. Lane letters to Chamberlain (Treasurer) Financial campaign report. 1905, 1912, 1915, (list of pledges) Grinnell, Iowa: Land deeds 1854-1868; articles of incorporation, 1854; plat of south Grinnell 1856. Grinnell University Literary Fund, 1855-1860: Donation deed of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Grinnell to Literary Fund of Grinnell University; financial statements. Iowa College - Historical Material, 1847, 1908. Memorandum on founding college, 1847 (?); regulations on student rooms, c. 1847; historical data written in 1908. Library Reports to Board of Trustees. 1853-1906 (incomplete)

Papers by: S. Brown R.M. Barber V. burchardt S. Grodsky L. Reeves L. Fields R. Sherman L. Lichtenberger B. Rabyne

Reports, ca. 1960-1979 Tenure discussion, 1975-1977 Turner position paper

Voertman papers, 1970-1971: workloads, salaries, etc. Wall Committee: Abler-Woodworth case, 1973-1974 (CONFIDENTIAL UNTIL 2020) Women in academia, ca. 1971 Women's studies, 1975-1979 Workloads, 1970-1971 May 1970, college closing: "The College and Political Responsibility," resolutions, memos, open letters, trustee letter, Yale and Carleton reactions to the southeast Asian conflict, clippings.

Cyclone, 1882 Faculty organization committee, 1972-1974, 1983-1984 High school scholarship program, 1978-1980 History department, 1984-1985 Grinnell architecture program, 1978-1982 Kennan, George, 1984 Lydia Roberts fellowship

Background material for studies in community history written or compiles by Grinnell researchers: Wage workers in Iowa in 1894: a computer analysis. Bernard Mergen. Public life of an Iowa county. Paul Smith, 1961. Politics, power, and games in the local community. Paul Smith, 1963. Public affairs interviews, 1961, with Reverend Coleman, Leroy Krampe, and Jean Poage, all of Baxter, Iowa. Harry Hopkins. George McJimsey, ca. 1982. Brief history of Fortnightly Club. Oelke, 1975. Newton, Iowa. Author unknown. Supporting maps, charts, articles, etc. for several of the course papers listed above.

Executive Council.  1960-1967. Faculty Chair report.  September 1962. Faculty meetings.  1956-1959.  Memos; background information, including faculty organization 1959; joining ACM, 1958. Faculty memos.  1958.  Many from Dean Norton to faculty.  Includes material on Advanced Placement, January 1958. Faculty reports, 1949, 1959. Faculty retirement and leaves.  1952-1962. Faculty sabbatical leave policies.  1959-1962. Faculty:  tenure and promotion.  1960-1963.  Mostly vitas of faculty under consideration for promotion and tenure. Freshman Committee.  1956. Lecture (by Grant Gale).  ca. 1955. Miscellaneous correspondence.  1949-1955. National Science Foundation (NSF).  1958-1961.  Correspondence, proposals for research. National Science Foundation (NSF) Summer Institute.  1959.  San Francisco meeting, 1959.

Physics curriculum.  ca. 1940s.  Includes star physics refresher (sound, heat, and light); meteorology lecture notes, quizzes, and tests; and meteorological documents (weather maps, publication guides, etc.).