Women's Studies Archives

Diary of rural Bowling Green, Ohio woman describing daily chores, family and social activities.

Essays and presentations for various ladies' societies and literary groups in the Bowling Green, Ohio area.

Diary of an unidentified girl, probably from Elkhart County, Indiana, describing daily rural activities.

Letters from a young woman to her sister, Anna, concerning the death of another sister, Eva, in Findlay, Ohio.

Biographical information, clippings, family photographs, and a paper on the topic "Charity" written for the Lorain, Ohio Sorosis Club.

Taped interviews, with index, interview history, pedigree chart, and maps. Interview conducted as part of Bowling Green State University, Oral History Project.

The collection focuses mainly on her attendance at Bowling Green State University. Included are several programs and tickets for some of the social events provided by the Normal College. Brisbin's career as an elementary school teacher is evidenced by a one-year teaching certificate and an Elementary School Life Certificate. Also included are photographs of the Normal College and three of its professors, Frederick G. Beyerman, James R. Overman, and George W. Beattie.

Diary of a teenage girl, daughter of Charles L. and Anna M. Stevens; includes accounts of school social life, household chores, and father's cigar/candy store in Fremont, Ohio.

Typed transcription of a journal of religious writings by Eunice Cobb Phillips, wife of Judge Zalmuna Phillips of Berlin Heights, Ohio.

Blank scrapbook, designed and illustrated by Clara Powers Wilson, with manuscript entries, autographs, photos, and clippings written in by Bowling Green High School student Eunice Coriell.

Composition copybook with school assignments such as spelling, grammar, history, geography, and arithmetic. Some early entries in old German script.

Included in the collection are correspondence, genealogies, maps, books, pamphlets, ledgers, newspapers, broadsides, postcards, and photographs dating from 1827 to 1969. These records mainly document the lives of the Metcalf family members and various aspects of the history of Findlay, Ohio. The collection consists of 4.14 cubic feet of shelved material.

Programs, receipts, class schedule, photograph, and women's handbook of a student at Bowling Green State University.

The records of this organization consist of minutes, attendance and guest books, and scrapbooks. Literary and property rights have been dedicated to the public.

Scrapbook with programs, clippings, and photographs of an organization for faculty women, wives of faculty, and staff at Firelands College, Huron, Ohio.

Scrapbook of clippings, programs, pamphlets, and photographs of a student at Bowling Green State College between 1930 and 1932.

The collection includes documents relating to the life of Freida both in her birthplace of Wauseon, Ohio, and her numerous other residences around the country. These records include correspondence, deeds, nursing registrations, and numerous photo albums.

Annual reports of the rural extension service in Fulton County, Ohio.

Program of the Risingsun Ladies' Concert Band, clippings, ticket stub booklet of a trip to Washington, D.C., high school graduation announcement, and text of valedictorian address given at her graduation in 1908.

Photgraphic scrapbook of student at Bowling Green Normal School, Bowling Green, Ohio, showing friends, activities, buildings, and faculty members.

Report and scrapbook of an ecology field trip taken while at Oberlin College in 1922, and an oral interview conducted in 1979.

Diary of a young woman at Bowling Green State University; details social life and activities.

The minutes of The Hancock County Home Demonstration Council, a Women's Home Economics Club spans from 1946 to 1976. The collection is comprised of club minutes, scrapbooks, files and photos, all of which describe the Council's members and their activities.

This collection consists of organizational records, including minutes, rules and regulations, officer and hostess lists, a club history and newspaper clippings.