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Ruth Simmons, President of Smith College, undated.
Portrait of Ruth J. Simmons, President of Smith College from 1996-2001. She is pictured leaning against a tree near College Hall with her arms folded.
College Hall sit-in, October 1990.
Smith College President Mary Maples Dunn, center, addressing students demanding more space for Multicultural Center, October 1990.
Smith College honorary degree recipients with President Wright, 1950.
Back row: Dr. Hyla S. Waters, Class of 1915; Benjamin F. Wright, President of the College 1949-59. Front Row: Otelia Cromwell, Class of 1900; Mary Josephine Rogers, Class of 1905 (Mother Mary Joseph); Eatharine Asher (Engle), Class of 1920.
Brochure for the Smith College Center for the Performing Arts, c1968.
Four page brochure describing the new center and including a floor plan for the stage level.
Margaret Josten, autograph letter signed, dated 10 November 1968, to President Thomas Mendenhall.
Regarding the dedication of the Werner Josten Music Library, which was named for her late husband.
L. Clark Seelye, autograph letter signed, to [Adele] Allen, 6 December 1918.
One page letter from President L. Clark Seelye to Adele Allen.
Bulletin of Smith College, President's Report Issue, December 1936.
Cover and page 8 of President William Allan Neilson's annual report. He notes the state of the library and its need for expansion in the final paragraph shown here.
Smith College Library, L. Clark Seelye Fund bookplate, c1899.
Bookplate for a fund named in honor of President Seelye. The Smith College Alumnae Association began the fund for the Library. The bookplate was designed for insertion in volumes purchased with the fund.
Inauguration of President Burton, 5 October 1910.
Inauguration of President Burton. Procession leaving Library to go to John M. Greene Hall, 5 October 1910. E.S. Draper, Governor of Massachusetts is marching with President Burton. Calvin Coolidge, Mayor of Northampton, and L.Clark Seelye, retiring…
William Allan Neilson, President of Smith College, c1927.
Side view of President William Allan Neilson, seated at a desk. Neilson was president from 1917 to 1939.