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Lydia Cope Sharpless postcard to Susanna Sharpless
Title:
Lydia Cope Sharpless postcard to Susanna Sharpless
Description:
Lydia Cope Sharpless was Susanna Sharpless's (1859-1931) sister-in-law. She writes that she received a parcel containing her rattle, chain, and pins, which had recently been stolen from her home by a burglar.
Date:
1899-01-27
Collection:
Sharpless Family Papers, In Her Own Right, Haverford College
1865 April 25, Baltimore, to Net
Title:
1865 April 25, to Net
Description:
“64” written in pencil and is an incorrect date . Crosshatched, and stricken through, are the words “They have very nice school books” — the crosshatching matches the orientation of the text on the front page of the first sheet and is perpendicular to the text on the back page . crosshatched along left side: “[this?] [scribble] [week?] & think I should write to”] The lack of connection between subject matters in the first two and second two pages of the letter, the different sizes of the two sheets of paper, and the style of pagination indicate that the sheets may be from two separate letters. Additionally, the letter has no closing . The town of Athensville is mentioned in the letter. Situated several miles from Philadelphia, Athensville was named in 1811 by Dr. James Anderson, a local landholder. Athensville was rechristened Ardmore (Gaelic for high ground or hill) in 1873 .
Date:
1865-04-25
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1895 July 12, Devon Inn, to Frank
Title:
1895 July 12, to Frank
Date:
1895-07-12
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
Hundreds of Students Protest Walter Wallace Jr.'s Death and Haverford's Response
Title:
Hundreds of Students Protest Walter Wallace Jr.'s Death and Haverford's Response
Description:
Article published in the Haverford Clerk describing Haverford students' reaction to Wendy Raymond and Joyce Bylander's October 28, 2020 email regarding the killing of Walter Wallace Jr. and the actions students took that evening. The article describes ths students' protest on Founders Green and their march across campus and off campus into Ardmore, Pennyslvania.
Date:
2020-10-29
Collection:
Haverford 2020 Student Strike Collection
Brian Cooper (Class of 1980) interviewed by Pendo Kamau (Class of 2024)
Title:
Brian Cooper (Class of 1980) interviewed by Pendo Kamau (Class of 2024)
Description:
Pendo Kamau (Class of 2024) interviews Brian Cooper (Class of 1980) about his experiences as a BIPOC student at Haverford. This interview was conducted as part of the Documenting Student Life Project.
Date:
2021-11-02
Collection:
Haverford Alumni of Color Oral History Collection