Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

Official records, publications and biographical files on faculty; clubs, committees, programs, organizations, events and awards

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Herbarium collection of 68 mounted plants and 14 student botany worksheets. Albert and Frank Fetzer graduated from the SRSNS Class of 1897 and made this collection as students of the Normal School. The Donation was made in the memory of Francis Fetzer and Lola M. Fertzer Maurhoff, children and nephew/niece of Frank Fetzer and Albert Fetzer.

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Personal papers and memorabilia from Slippery Rock State Normal School/Slippery Rock State Teachers College alumna Alma Daub (nee Hepler). Contents include personal essays, report cards, publications, and school notes.

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Collection of seven postcards addressed to "Miss Ella Campbell" of Petrolia, PA, and the Robert Graham family of Harrisville, PA. Authors are not known specifically, but signatures include "Katherine," "Luella," "Grace W.," and "Mr. & Mrs. Brown."

Scope and Contents This collection consists of items owned, used, or collected by Eliott Baker, retired Executive Director of the Office of Academic Records and Summer School. It includes a number of realia, including original door hinges from Old Main dating to 1913, Baker’s signature stampers, and a book belonging to the Normal School in 1889. Also included are numerous items of SRU-branded memorabilia collected by Baker over the years, as well as recruitment publications from the Office of Admissions,...

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This collection contains enrollment records and reports for Slippery Rock State Normal School and Slippery Rock State Teachers College between 1924 and 1950.

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Grace M. Lee's photographic scrapbook includes photos and handwritten descriptive text depicting student life and events at the Slippery Rock State Normal School, circa 1917. Also included are images of rural scenes and bridges in Pittsburgh, circa 1919.

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This collection consists of school projects, personal textbooks, and various records, correspondence, and documents from 1904 belonging to Mary Emma McKelvey, a Slippery Rock State Normal School student.