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Scrapbook from Cornelia Clarke that contains correspondence with Clara Julia Anderson, Director of Women's Athletic Association at Grinnell in the early 1900's.

Contains documents and memorabilia from Connie La Lena's first year at Grinnell College, as well as a Class of 1963 50th Reunion Directory. A pennant and beanie are housed in a separate box.

This collection contains record books from the General Congregational Association of Iowa, the Denmark Association of the Congregational Church, the Davenport Association of the Congregational Church and the Des Moines River Association of the Congregational Church, covering from 1840 until 1910. Taken together, these records offer insight into the activities and membership of the Congregational Church in Iowa during the latter half of the 19th century.

The notebook contains clippings, membership records, legal information, and programming.

The records include ledgers and notebooks with financial information and minutes of meetings of the Church and of groups affiliated with the Church:  the DK Society, the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society, and the Ladies' Social Society.  There are files of correspondence and legal and financial records.

6 folders and boxes.

Materials concerning the management of and products sold by the Grinnell College Bookstore during the 1970s-1990s.

Materials collected by the class agents relating to the Grinnell College Class of 1957.

These boxes contain materials relating to the Class of 1955, primarily collected by the class agents. There are numerous pictures, postcards, posters, and memorabilia from 1951-1955, in addition to reunion materials and two reunion scrapbooks compiled by the class agent Mary Norelius Sanders. Sanders' (nee Norelius) personal student agendas from 1951-1955 are included in the collection. The original accession also included class letters from 1956-2013, which were moved to RG-Alum 3.2 in order to supplement the existing collection of class letters. There are three 1951 NSO pictures in oversize, and one poster.

Collection contains 16 volumes.

Books of the Middle Ages is a 20-leaf, typewritten manuscript.  The leaves have simple borders, one set inside the other by one inch.  Between the two borders are hand-drawn decorations of plant and animal life that are subtly water colored.  The manuscript is bound in a heavy-weight paper and is tied along the spine with a ribbon.