Albert Charlton Andrews photographs

Collection

Identifier: MSD-1898-001

Staff Only

Collection Statement

Collection includes photographs taken and collected by A. Charlton Andrews during his college years at DePauw University. Many of the photographs are Delta Tau Delta members and the football team. The collection also includes six glass negatives (DC 2005) and a handwritten paper on Theta Nu Epsilon.

Dates

1891 - 1901

Creator

Andrews, Albert Charlton (Photographer, Person)

Access Restrictions

Collection is open for research.

Usage Restrictions

Biographical Sketch

Charlton Andrews, Teacher and Writer, Ph. B. ; A.M.; Harvard University, 1912. Born February 1, 1878, Connersville, Ind. Newspaper work in Chicago, Paris and Indianapolis. Principal high school, West Lafayette, Ind., 1904-05; Principal high school, Lafayette, Ind. 1905-06; State College of Washington, 1906-07; work in summer school, Winona Lake, 1905 and 1906; summer school, Indiana University, 1909; head of English Department, State Normal School, Valley City, N.D., 1907-14; instructor, New York University and lecturer, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, 1914; teacher English, Stuyvesant high school, New York City, 1915; winner of first MacDowell fellowship in dramatic composition, Harvard University. Author of "A Parfit Gentil Knight," 1901; "The Drama Today," 1913; "The Interrupted Revels," "His Majesty, the Fool," "The Technique of Play Writing," 1915; co-author "Ladies' Night." Married, May 15, 1900., Maude Cory Smalley, Brookville, Indiana.