Manchester College Archives and Brethren Historical Collection
Manchester College Collection
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Title: Manchester College Written Histories Collection
Number: MC2003/125
Size/Location: 1 file/General File-Manchester College Written Histories
Citation: Manchester College Written Histories Collection, MC2003/125, Archives and Brethren Historical Collection, Funderburg Library, Manchester College, North Manchester, Indiana.
Access and Reproduction/Copyright: Unrestricted access and reproduction.
Provenance: unknown
Date of Accession: unknown
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Scope and Content Note:
Garver, Dean Earl S. "Manchester of the 1960's."
"Manchester College: A Brief History of the Institution and How It is Conducted."
"Early Historical Notes of Manchester College." The News-Journal. 1947.
"Manchester College." The News-Sentinel. 8 November 1947. (Rotogravure technique was used--a photogravure process in which the impression is produced by a rotary press; photogravure--ay of several printing processes in which an intaglio vsv. copper printing plate is prepared by photographing an image through a screen onto a sensitized surface that after development is etched.)
Jonathan H. Wagner, personal letter to President Otho Winger describing the inception and building of the college circa 1889-92. Jonathan's father, S. P. Wagner, was a member of the Board of Trustees at the founding of the college. A warm and caring description of President Howe and the college along with information about the original loan and picnic-basket fundraiser, the graduation program of the class of 1892, and a copy o f the courses of study for the spring term 1895. The closing sentence: "We are proud of Manchester College and glad to refer to her as Alma Mater, even though she was a youthful mother and kind when we were there as boys."
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Description prepared 9 April 2003 by Sara L. Smith. Last updated 11 October 2007 by Jeanine Wine.