Wesleyan University (Middletown, Conn.) -- History
Found in 23 Collections and/or Records:
Laban Clark papers
The Laban Clark papers contain correspondence, sermons, lectures, and journals by Laban Clark, as well as papers about his life's history, the founding of Wesleyan University, and his finances.
Wesleyan University campus scenes and buildings glass plate negatives
Approximately 1000 glass plate negatives of Wesleyan University buildings and campus events. They are thought to have been found in the attic of Winchester House and were transferred to the archives in July 1990. The itemized list of slides in the series is a partial listing, intended to represent the bulk of what is in each box.
Wesleyan University Centennial records
Wesleyan University Class Day programs
Programs from the annual celebration at Wesleyan University, Class Day, related to the commencement exercises and usually occurred in June.
Wesleyan University class reunion books
The class reunion books typically contain letters or information from alumni with news of their families, careers, and other updates.
Wesleyan University collection of military on campus
The collection contains correspondence, memos, clippings, and other materials related to the controversy on military recruitment at Wesleyan University from 1968 to 1973. Major correspondents are Philip Rockwell and Paul Reynolds.
Wesleyan University Collections Advisory Committee records
Documents collected by Michael Casey, University Relations Regional Alumni Director, while serving on the Wesleyan Collections Advisory committee.
Wesleyan University commencement orations
The Commencement orations collection contains handwritten speeches written by graduating Wesleyan University students between the years of 1833 and 1855.
Wesleyan University Douglas cannon and cannon scraps collection
This collection contains information of the Douglas Cannon and its history at Wesleyan.
Wesleyan University event programs
Wesleyan events, including exhibitions by members of various classes and convocation, matriculation, and graduation ceremonies.