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Parte de Joanne Bunge Papers
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Parte de Joanne Bunge Papers
Parte de Joanne Bunge Papers
Panoramic Class Photo, Class of 1956
Parte de Joanne Bunge Papers
Loctaed in oversized storage.
Academic papers and grades, John Bley '47
Parte de John Bley '47 and Roberta Donaldson Bley '49 Papers
Parte de John Bley '47 and Roberta Donaldson Bley '49 Papers
Parte de Judith Anne Helfrich Hassed, class of 1952 Materials 1948-1952
Parte de Judith Anne Helfrich Hassed, class of 1952 Materials 1948-1952
Margaret Matlack Kiesel Papers 1932-1988
The collection is arranged in three series: Personal papers; Published work, course outlines, lectures; and Unpublished manuscripts and research notes. It reflects Margaret’s work as a writer, but except for her writing on women, does not reflect her active role in such women’s organizations as NOW and the League of Women Voters nor her work with activist’s groups such as Grinnell Peace Links.
Personal papers contains correspondence with family members, close friends, and letters that relate to her writing. There are many tributes written to her family on her death. Of significance is a poem, “The misbehaving feet,” written by James Norman Hall that Margaret had found in her mother’s papers. It is an unpublished poem written in 1936 for Margaret’s father. Also included is correspondence between Margaret and an editor at The Atlantic Monthly about possible publication of the poem.
Published work contains the research materials, notes, related correspondence, and drafts of her published articles. Although she wrote on a variety of issues, the most significant items are those relating to Grinnell College and published in The Grinnell Magazine, The Annals of Iowa, and Iowa Woman. She wrote fine articles about Herrick Chapel and Mears Cottage and a series of articles about Hallie Flanagan. Her work on Ruth Suckow was quite extensive and led to her participation in the Ruth Suckow Memorial Association; papers from that group are included in this collection.
Unpublished manuscripts includes stories and articles from early in her career and the drafts and research materials from her book on Grinnell women on which she was working when she died. Her extensive writing, her interest in Grinnell, and her strong feminist leanings may have made this last work the pinnacle of her career.
Kiesel, Margaret Matlack (Class of 1930)
Grinnell school on Fourth Ave.
Parte de John Kleinschmidt Collection of Grinnell Local History
1 photo ca. 1900.
Congregational Church and high school, Fourth Ave., early 1900's
Parte de John Kleinschmidt Collection of Grinnell Local History
1 photo
Parte de John Kleinschmidt Collection of Grinnell Local History
Park St. between 6th and 7th Ave. (winter snow), street with elms, Darby
Parte de John Kleinschmidt Collection of Grinnell Local History
Parte de John Kleinschmidt Collection of Grinnell Local History
Photos of exhibit, November 1996
Parte de John Kleinschmidt Collection of Grinnell Local History