Manuscripts of faculty

Collection Statement

This collection includes a genealogy of Jesse Brumbaugh. Also included are several of his articles and poems, letters of introduction, and newsletters from the DePauw Class of 1894.

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This collection contains correspondence, church pamphlets, certificates of appointment, clippings, the private scrapbook of Marvin Campbell, and other information.

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This collection includes papers from John Joseph Baughman in Greencastle, Indiana ranging in date from 1896 to 2009 regarding John Joseph Baughman (1925-2020), his father, Cavins Baughman (1896-1974), and his mother, Blanche Coker Baughman (1893-1965).

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DC 2582, 2588, 2591, 2594, 2984. The collection is divided into three series. Series I contains material of John R. Bittner. Series II contains material of Bittner’s wife, Denise Alexander Bittner. Series III contains information on books authored by the Bittners. Included are articles, papers, book reviews, professional and personal correspondence, clippings, photographs, speeches, biographical information, and other items related to their careers and personal lives.

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This collection includes papers from Ken Bode ranging from 1939 to 2022 regarding the career and life of Ken Bode (1939-2022).

Collection Statement The personal movie and slide collection of Dr. Laurel H. Turk included 19-200 foot reels and 3-50 foot reels. They were transferred to videotape. Tape #2 footage includes the Turk family, other subjects included are the Huttle Club, founded in 1931 by some of the younger faculty members. Some of the Huttle Club members were: Stephen M. Corley, Glen Giddings, William Neiswanger, Frank Vreeland, Thomas Pedlow, Coen Pierson, Harold Robbins, Laurel Turk, George Bird, A.W. Crandall, W. Hargrave,...

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This collection includes an undated "The Glory That is Greece" arrangement documents from LIU and a copy of her will, dated 1980.

Collection Statement This collection contains letters from Marjorie A. Dimmitt to her parents, sisters, and brothers that were written from India, and while traveling to and from India. She gives very vivid descriptions of her life in India, the beautiful temples, and the countryside scenes that she enjoyed seeing during her vacations from the Isabella Thoburn College in Lucknow. Miss Dimmitt visited many other countries in her travels and described those in her letters also. She was often a visitor in the home...

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Manuscript pages from Pence's book, The Craft of Fiction.

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Some print-outs from Professor Cameron's blog titled, An Idle Form of Words.