McNeil Center for Early American Studies Records UPB 159

Summary Information

Prepared by

Theresa R. Snyder, revised by Kaiyi Chen

Preparation date

1992, revised 2010

Date [inclusive]

1959-2006

Extent

18.5 Cubic feet

PROVENANCE

Transferred to the University Archives, 1991 and 2007.

ARRANGEMENT

This collection exists in two sections, which were processed in 1992 and 2010 respectively.Each section is organized into four series. They are Administration records, Fellowship records, Seminar papers, and Project records.

The Administrative series is broken into two subseries, the General files, and the Financial files. Fellowship records (both pre-doctoral and post-doctoral) are organized chronologically, by academic year of award, and within each year, alphabetically by applicant. Seminar papers series are arranged alphabetically by author in the first section and chronologically in the second section. The Project records are arranged chronologically in the first section and alphabetically in the second section.

HISTORICAL NOTE

This collection exists in two sections, which were processed in 1992 and 2010 respectively. Each section is organized into four series. They are Administration records, Fellowship records, Seminar papers, and Project records.

The Administrative series is broken into two subseries, the General files, and the Financial files. Fellowship records (both pre-doctoral and post-doctoral) are organized chronologically, by academic year of award, and within each year, alphabetically by applicant. Seminar papers series are arranged alphabetically by author in the first section and chronologically in the second section. The Project records are arranged chronologically in the first section and alphabetically in the second section.

AGENCY HISTORY

The McNeil Center for Early American Studies was founded in 1978 under the name ofthe Philadelphia Center for Early American Studies with a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Center started to use its current name in honor of its benefactor Robert L. McNeil, Jr., in 1998. It has been organized as a consortium of academic institutions and historical repositories in the Philadelphia area. Currently, the Center is endowed by gifts from the Robert L. McNeil, Jr., Charitable Trust, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Barra Foundation, the University of Pennsylvania, and other donors. Its institution members include the American Philosophical Society, Bryn Mawr College, the David Library of the American Revolution, Fordham University, Haverford College, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, the Johns Hopkins University, the Library Company of Philadelphia, Swarthmore College, Millersville University, Princeton University, Rider University, Rutgers University, the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Stony Brook University, Temple University, the University of Delaware, the University of Pennsylvania, and Ursinus College.

The Center’s mission is to “promote basic research in all areas of early American history and culture” through fellowships, seminars, assistance with publication of research, and other special projects.

The Advisory Council of the Center is composed of distinguished scholars in the field from comparable research institutions as well as one representative, serving ex-officio, from each institution participating in the consortium. The staff consists of a director, an associate director and an administrative assistant.

Fellowships are awarded to advanced graduate students conducting dissertation research, or scholars engaged in post-doctoral research, in early American history and culture; the period of research typically does not extend beyond 1850. Research projects using archival holdings in the area for studies in aspects of the Delaware Valley have a priority, though some fellowships are awarded to scholars who have done their major research elsewhere and need to use local sources only for part of their work. Scholars in the writing stage of a project seeking scholarly support and criticism are also eligible for support. The fellowships are awarded for a period from nine months to two years. From 1978 to 2008, the Center granted Dissertation Fellowships to over 150 graduate students from American and British universities.

Seminars are presented up to more than twenty times each year and serve a broad range of scholars. Each fellow is responsible for presenting a paper during his or her year in residence. Additional papers are solicited from outside scholars who are doing related work. The papers are distributed prior to the meeting date to allow attendees an opportunity to prepare, ensuring a lively, constructive discussion. The presenters give a brief introduction of the paper and then entertain questions, comments and criticisms from the 30 to 50 people attending. The papers represent new research and are often published as articles or as part of a monograph.

The publication and special projects of the Center have included the Papers of William Penn, the Biographical Dictionary of Early Pennsylvania Legislators Project, the Transformation of Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley, 1750-1850 Project, and many national conferences.

The Papers of William Penn is a five volume set of published and unpublished works of William Penn, published in 1981-1987 by the University of Pennsylvania Press. The first four volumes consist of a complete annotated edition of letters and papers by Penn and include background and biographical essays. Richard S. Dunn and Mary Maples Dunn served as the General Editors for all volumes.The Associate Editors for Volume One, 1644-1679, were Richard A. Ryerson and Scott M. Wilds; Jean R. Soderlund served as Assistant Editor. For Volume Two, 1680-1684, Richard A. Ryerson, Scott M. Wilds, and Jean R. Soderlund were Associate Editors; Ned C. Landsman served as Special Editor. Marianne S. Wokeck, Joy Wiltenburg, Alison Duncan Hirsch, and Craig W. Horle acted as Editors for Volume Three, 1685-1700 and for Volume Four, 1701-1718. The interpretive bibliographical study of Penn’s published work, the final and fifth volume, was edited by Edwin Bronner and David Fraser.

Lawmaking and Legislators in Pennsylvania : A Biographical Dictionary, Volume One : 1682-1709 (University of Pennsylvania Press, 1991), the first published product of the Biographical Dictionary Project, includes biographical and background essays on Pennsylvania legislators which has previously been unavailable. The Editors are Craig W. Horle, Marianne S. Wokeck, Jeffrey L. Scheib, Joseph S. Foster, David Hauggaard, Rosalind J. Beiler, and Joy Wiltenburg.

The Transformation of Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley, 1750-1850 Project was a seven year research project on the early history of the Delaware Valley initially directed by Richard Beeman and later by Michael Zuckerman. Each year the focus of the project was on a single topic. These topics are the Peopling of Philadelphia, 1983-1984;Commercial Capitalism, 1984-1985; Religion, 1985-1986; Science, Medicine, and Technology, 1986-1987; Industrialization, 1987-1988; Communications, 1988-1989; and Community Life, 1989-1990. Fellows were considered in relation to the topic for each particular year. Works-in-progress or recently published works were discussed at brown-bag lunch meetings. Evening colloquia were held for 30 to 40 people, usually graduate students and professors from other local institutions, and a formal, two-day conference with presentations by the Transformation fellows is held each year. Each phase of the project produced a bibliography of primary and secondary sources for the topic that year. Additionally, it is expected that papers resulting from the work of each phase will be published in various scholarly journals.

Some of the special projects supported by the Center have been national scholarly conferences, which include “The World of William Penn” Conference, 1981; “The World Turned Upside Down: Working People in England and America, 1660-1790” Conference, 1981; “The Founding of Pennsylvania, 1682-1800” Conference, 1982; and “The Creation of the American Constitution Conference”, 1984. The results were published in The World of William Penn (Philadelphia, 1981), edited by Richard S. Dunn and Mary Maples Dunn.

“The World of William Penn” Conference was held in March, 1981 in conjunction with the Institute of Early American History and Culture, the Conference on British Studies, and the Conference of Quaker Historians and Archivists. The conference brought together distinguished scholars of the late seventeenth century and addressed the political, economic, intellectual, religious, and social world in which William Penn lived. Over 400 people attended the conference. The results were published in Beyond Confederation, edited by Richard Beeman, Stephen Botein, and Edward C. Carter III (Chapel Hill, N.C., 1987).

“The World Turned Upside Down: Working People in England and America, 1660-1790” Conference held in November, 1981, addressed the changes taking place in the lives of working men and women in England and America at a critical period of activism and innovation. Christopher Hill’s book, The World Turned Upside Down: Radical Ideas During the English Revolution has been a stimulus to this field of research, and he acted as moderator for two of these working sessions.

The tercentenary of the founding of Pennsylvania was celebrated with “The Founding of Pennsylvania, 1682-1800” Conference held in October, 1982. This one day conference was concerned with the religious and ethnic diversity of the colony and then the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Another anniversary conference, “The Creation of the American Constitution Conference,” was held in October, 1984 in collaboration with the American Philosophical Society and the Institute of Early American History and Culture. The conference was designed to generate new research on the Constitutional period, encourage scholarly debate on the works presented, and publish the works in time for the bicentennial of the Constitution in 1987.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The records of the McNeil Center for Early American Studies document the efforts of a consortium of local archival and educational institutions to “promote basic research in all areas of early American history and culture” through fellowships, seminars, assistance with publications, and other special projects. The collection will serve as a valuable resource to researchers interested in early American history and culture as well as those interested in the corporate structure of this and other consortia.

The collection is divided in two sections according to the date of their processing. The first section, processed in 1992, is 12 cubic feet in volume; the second section, done in 2010, has 6.3 cubic feet. Each section consists of four series:

The Administrative series consists of two parts, General files and Financial files. The General files include correspondence, annual reports, announcements, brochures, personnel information, and mailing lists. The Financial files include development records, budgetary files, and miscellaneous expenditure files. The development records contain a wealth of information on the Mellon Foundation and the National Endowment of Humanities, the two major funding agencies for the Center, as well as other corporate sponsors and fund raising efforts.

The Fellowship files constitute the bulk of the collection. This series contains files on all applicants for doctoral, post-doctoral, and travel fellowships. Applicant files normally contain statements of purpose, letters of recommendations, and writing samples, often in the form of research papers, speeches, articles, and book chapters. As a result, there is a wealth of scholarly research in this series. The Seminar series also holds a variety of scholarly work.

The Projects series includes information on the various national conferences and projects supported by the Center. These conferences and projects include the Papers of William Penn; the Biographical Dictionary of Early Pennsylvania Legislators Project; the Transformation of Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley, 1750-1850 Project; “The World of William Penn” Conference, 1981; “The World Turned Upside Down: Working People in England and America, 1660-1790” Conference, 1981; “The Founding of Pennsylvania, 1682-1800″ Conference, 1982;”The Creation of the American Constitution” Conference, 1984; and the Graduate Student Conference, 1999-2001.

Attachment:

The following are original “Endnotes” attached to the inventory of Section 1 prepared in 1992.

ENDNOTES****

[1]. Elizabeth Kogan was a PCEAS fellow in 1979-1980.

[2]. Nancy Rosenberg was a PCEAS Dissertation Fellow, 1986-1987.

[3]. This subseries is almost exclusively papers delivered at Seminar meetings. There are a few miscellaneous papers included in this subseries that were not actually given at a meeting. These papers, few in number, are so indicated.

[4]. Not given at PCEAS seminar.

[5]. Not given at PCEAS seminar.

[6]. Not given at PCEAS seminar.

[7]. Not given at PCEAS seminar.

[8]. Not given at PCEAS seminar.

[9]. Not given at PCEAS seminar.

[10]. Dissertation chapters; not given at PCEAS seminar.

[11]. The following individuals also gave seminar papers; however, this collection does not include copies.

Andrews, Dee, 1983; 1985

Aylmer, G.E., 1987

Benson, Lee, 1980

Bergengren, Charles, 1987

Bergstrom, Peter, 1986

Bric, Maurice, 1980

Burnard, Trevor, 1987

Canny, Nicholas, 1980

Carr, Lois (with Walsh, Lorena), 1987

Carson, Cary (with Walsh, Lorena), 1981

Carter, Edward C., 1985

Clark, Peter, 1988

Clemens, Paul, 1982

Cornell, Saul, 1986

Dauer, David, 1981

Dayton, Nina, 1985

Doerflinger, Thomas, 1979

Dorsey, Bruce, 1989

Dowd, Greg, 1986

Dunn, Mary M., 1978

Elliott, J.H., 1989

Fitzgerald, Neil, 1980

Frisch, Michael, 1984

Greenberg, Douglas, 1980

Greene, Jack P., 1981

Gilje, Paul, 1988

Henretta, James, 1982; 1988

Hoffer, Peter, 1989

Horle, Craig, 1985

Hunter, Judith, 1987

Ireland, Owen, 1988

Isaac, Rhys, 1987

Karlson, Carol, 1985

Kerber, Linda, 1987

Kern, John, 1987

Kerman, Lucy, 1981

Klep, Susan, 1981

Kogen, Elizabeth, 1980

Landsman, Ned, 1978; 1989

Lee, Jean, 1986

Lehman, David, 1989

Lindstrom, Diane, 1985

Martin, James, 1988

McGaw, Judith, 1983

Meranze, Michael, 1984

Michel, Jack, 1981

Morgan, Gwenda, 1988

Nash, Gary, 1978; 1982; 1985; 1988

Norling, Lisa, 1987

Norton, Mary Beth, 1987

Offut, William, 1985

Pankratz, John, 1986

Pencak, William, 1985

Purvis, Thomas, 1979

Quinn, David, 1981; 1988

Rappaport, George, 1983

Rediker, Marcus, 1982

Roeber, A.G., 1989

Rosenberg, Nancy, 1987

Rosswurm, Steven, 1982

Ryerson, Richard, 1979

Salmon, Marylynn, 1979

Schweitzer, Mary, 1984

Shammas, Carole, 1979

Smith, Billy, 1980; 1984; 1989

Smith, Merrill, 1987

Soderlund, Jean, 1979; 1985

Steinberg, Allen, 1983

Tien, Anita, 1988

Thompson, Peter, 1988

Waciega, Lisa, 1985

Warren, Jack, 1988

Westerkamp, Lynn, 1981

Wilds, Scott, 1979

Wokeck, Marianne, 1988

Wolf, Stephanie, 1989

Zuckerman, Michael, 1979; 1983

Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s)

Catholic Church. — Geographic subdivision–Pennsylvania;

Church of England. — General subdivision–History; Chronological subdivision–18th century.; Geographic subdivision–United States;

Colebrookdale Furnace (Colebrookdale, Pa.).

Eastern State Penitentiary of Pennsylvania.

Griffin (Ship).

Hibernia Iron Works (Hibernia, N.J.).

Molly Maguires (Organization).

Philadelphia Center for Early American Studies.

Shakers.

Geographic Name(s)

Baltimore (Md.)–Economic conditions–19th century.

Boston (Mass.)–History–Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775.

Chesapeake Bay Region (Md. and Va.)–Social life and customs.

Dock Creek (Philadelphia, Pa.)

Kent County (Md.)–History–Revolution, 1775-1783.

Kent County (Md.)–Social life and customs.

Kentucky–History–1772-1865.

Long Island (N.Y.)–Social life and customs.

Manayunk (Philadelphia, Pa.)–Economic conditions.

New York (N.Y.)–Politics and government–War of 1812.

North Carolina–Politics and government–1775-1783.

Northern Ireland–Social conditions.

Pennsylvania–Economic conditions.

Pennsylvania–History–Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775.

Pennsylvania–History–French and Indian War, 1754-1763.

Pennsylvania–History–Revolution, 1775-1783.

Pennsylvania–Politics and government–1775-1783.

Pennsylvania–Politics and government–To 1775.

Pennsylvania–Social life and customs–To 1775.

Philadelphia (Pa.)–Commerce.

Philadelphia (Pa.)–Economic conditions–19th century.

Philadelphia (Pa.)–Population.

Philadelphia (Pa.)–Social life and customs.

South Carolina–Politics and government–1775-1783.

Southern States–Politics and government–1775-1865.

Southern States–Social life and customs.

United States–Economic conditions.

United States–Foreign relations–To 1775.

United States–Politics and government–1775-1783.

Virginia–Politics and government–To 1775.

York (Pa.)–History.

Occupation(s)

Artisans–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Illustrators–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Indian agents.

Stevedores–New York.

Personal Name(s)

Anderson, James Donald, 1928-

Baatz, Simon.

Barkan, Steven E., 1951-

Beeman, Richard R.

Bliss, Robert M., (Robert McKinley), 1943-

Bloch, Ruth H.,, 1949-

Bodle, Wayne K.

Brame, Elizabeth Brandon.

Bric, Maurice J., (Maurice Joseph)

Bronssard, James, 1941-

Burnard, Trevor G., (Trevor Graeme)

Calaman, Melva H., 1919-

Canny, Nicholas P.

Carp, E. Wayne,, 1946-

Cifelli, Edward M.

Clemens, Paul G. E., 1947-

Cooke, Nym,, 1951-

Crane, Elaine Forman.

Crow, Steven D., (Steven Douglas), 1945-

Davis, Susan G., 1953-

Derounian-Stodola, Kathryn Zabelle, 1949-

Diamondstone, Judith Marion, 1936-

Doerflinger, Thomas M.

Dowd, Gregory Evans, 1956-

Downing, A. J., (Andrew Jackson), 1815-1852

Drinker, Elizabeth Sandwith, 1734-1807

Ducoff-Barone, Deborah.

Dunn, Mary Maples.

Dunn, Richard S.

Eisenstadt, Peter R., 1954-

Fisher, Elizabeth W.

Fitzgerald, Neil K., 1949-

Flavel, Julie M.

Foster, Joseph.

Frost, J. William, (Jerry William)

Gilbert, Daniel R., 1924-2012

Gilje, Paul A., 1951-

Gratz, Rebecca, 1781-1869

Gray, Brenda E., (Brenda Ellen)

Guenther, Karen, 1959-

Hafertepe, Kenneth, 1955-

Henderson, Rodger C., (Rodger Craige)

Hood, Adrianne.

Hopkins, Paul A., (Paul Antony), 1954-

Horvath, Arlene D.

Hundley, Paul F., (Paul Frederic), 1955-

Hunter, Judith.

Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826 — General subdivision–Views on land.;

Jennings, Francis, 1918-2000

Jenson, Joan M.

Johanessen, Stanley,, 1939-

Jones, Daniel P., 1954-

Kammen, Michael G.

Karlson, Carol F., 1940-

Kerman, Lucy E.

Klein, Randolph Shipley.

Klepp, Susan E.

Kloos, John M.,, 1950-

Landsman, Ned C.,, 1951-

Leder, Lawrence H.

Lee-Whitman, Leanna.

Lloyd, Phoebe.

Looby, Christopher.

McDannell, Colleen.

McGaw, Judith A., 1946-

Meranze, Michael.

Merrill, Michael, 1948-

Michel, Jack.

Mulford, Carla,, 1955-

Mulligan, William H.

Nash, Gary B.

Northrup, Ric, 1954-

Nybakken, Elizabeth I.

Oaks, Robert F., 1942-

Offutt, William M., (William McEnery), 1956-

Peale, Charles Willson, 1741-1827

Pendleton, Philip E., 1954-

Penn, William, 1644-1718

Phillips, Joseph W., 1948-

Preston, Katherine K.

Purvis, Thomas L., 1949-

Reiner, Jacqueline S.

Reisman, Janet Ann, 1946-

Rosswurm, Steven.

Rowe, G. S., (Gail Stuart), 1936-

Rusk, John, 1937-

Rutter, Robert S., (Robert Sherman), 1953-

Salinger, Sharon V., (Sharon Vineberg)

Salmon, Marylynn, 1951-

Sands, Gordon E., (Gordon Eliot)

Schwartz, Sally, 1952-

Schweitzer, Mary M.

Shammas, Carole.

Shelton, Cynthia J., 1950-

Simler, Lucy.

Skemp, Sheila L.

Smith, Billy G., (Billy Gordon)

Smith, Merrill D., 1956-

Soderlund, Jean R., 1947-

Spiedel, Judith D., (Judith Douglas)

Sullivan, Mark White.

Tachau, Mary K. Bonsteel, 1926-

Templeton, Dorothy B., (Dorothy Brownell)

Thelan, Lynn M., (Lynn Marsha)

Tucker, Barbara.

Walroth, Joanne R., 1950-

Walsh, Lorena Seebach, 1944-

Wilson, Lisa,, 1957-

Wiltenburg, Joy.

Winpenny, Thomas R.

Wokeck, Marianne Sophia

Wolf, Stephanie Grauman

Wortham, Sue Clark, 1935-

Zagarri, Rosemarie, 1957-

Zimmerman, Elena, 1933-

Zuckerman, Michael, 1939-

Subject(s)

Abolitionists.

Acadians–Migration–History.

African American Methodists–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

African American women–History–19th century.

Agriculture–Social aspects–Maryland.

American loyalists.

Anglicans–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Antislavery movements.

Archaeology–Delaware–Wilmington.

Architecture, Domestic–Designs and plans.

Boys–Education.

Butter trade–Middle Atlantic States.

Cemeteries–Pennsylvania.

Child labor–Law and legislation–Illinois.

Child rearing–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Clock and watch making.

Constitutional history–United States.

Consumption (Economics)–History.–Pennsylvania

Deforestation–Pennsylvania.

Delaware Indians.

Divorce–Pennsylvania.

Drinking customs–Pennsylvania.

Education–History–Education–History–19th century.–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia

Emigration and immigration–History.

Environmental engineering–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Evangelicalism.

Executions and executioners–United States.

Families–Folklore–Folklore.–Families–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia

Family farms–Management.–Massachusetts

Farm life–Pennsylvania.

Farm tenancy–Pennsylvania–Chester County.

Fertility–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Folk art.

Freedmen–Kentucky.

Freemasonry–Pennsylvania.

Furniture designers–United States.

Germans–Pennsylvania.

Great Awakening.

Indians of North America.

Indians–Warfare.

Investments–History–19th century.–Middle Atlantic States

Irish Americans–Politics and government–Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775.

Landscapes–Virginia.

Law–History–19th century.–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia

Lutherans–History.–Pennsylvania

Meteorology–Observations.

Methodists–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Minutemen (Militia)–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Music–Instruction and study.

Nativism.

Patriarchy–Southern States.

Pietism–Middle Atlantic States.

Popular culture.

Portrait painting, American.

Prisons–Missions and charities–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Puritans–Historiography.

Quaker women.

Quakers.

Rhetoric–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Science–Social aspects–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Science–Societies, etc.–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia

Scots–United States.

Sexism in language.

Shipping.

Shipwrecks.

Slave trade–United States.

Social classes–United States.

Spelling reform.

Tableware–Pennsylvania–Chester County.

Textile industry.

Transportation–History–18th century.–Pennsylvania

Upper class–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Weather forecasting–History–18th century.–United States

Wheat trade–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Widows–Pennsylvania.

Witchcraft.

Women in medicine.

Women’s rights–United States.

Women–History.–Pennsylvania

Women–Social conditions.

Working class–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Inventory

Administration		Box	Folder
General files
Descriptions of Center, 1977- [1983]		1	1
Planning documents, 1977		1	2
Planning Budget, 1976		1	3
Planning Correspondence, 1976-1985		1	4
Advisory Council, 1977-1988		1	5
Annual Report, 1984-1985		1	6
Annual Report, 1986-1987		1	7
Annual Report, 1987-1988		1	8
Announcements, 1979-1985		1	9
Beeman, Richard
Incoming Correspondence
1979		1	10
1980		1	11
1981		1	12
1984		1	13
1985-1986		1	14
Outgoing “letter file” log,
1984-1985		1	15
Outgoing Correspondence
(1-40), 1984		1	16
(41-80), 1985		1	17
(81-130), 1985		1	18
(131-162), 1985-1986		1	19
1987-1988		1	20
Bell, Whitfield J. — Speech, 1978		1	21
Brochure — Copy, 1984-1988		1	22
Brochures (Printed), 1978-1992		1	23
Colonial Society of Pennsylvania, Essay Award, 1983-1985, 1988		1	24
Delaware County Archives, 1983		1	25
Dunn, Richard
Correspondence
1979-1980		1	26
1985-1989		1	27
Hackney, Sheldon — Correspondence, 1982-1984		1	28
History Department — Teaching Assistant Assignments, 1985		1	29
Library Caroles, 1978-1985		1	30
Maps to events, seminars etc.		1	31
PATHS, 1985		1	32
Personnel [Personnel records are closed to the public for 75 years]
Applications, 1977-1985		1	33
Individual Personnel Files, 1975-1985		1	34
Individual Personnel Files, 1975-1985		1	35
Curriculum Vitae		1	36
Work Study Students, 1984-1985		1	37
Tax Information, 1977-1983		1	38
University Procedures, 1979-1988		1	39
Wolf, Stephanie G.
Correspondence
1985		1	40
1986		1	41
1987		1	42
1988		1	43
Recommendations, 1985-1987		1	44
Childhood in American Society Course
1983 (1)		1	45
1983 (2)		1	46
History of American Childhood Course
1986 (1)		1	47
1986 (2)		1	48
Women’s Studies, 1985-1986		1	49
Women’s Working Group, 1985		1	50
Center Mailing List
1984-1986		2	1
1986-1987		2	2
1988-1989		2	3
n.d.		2	4
William and Mary Quarterly Mailing List
1980		2	5
1985		2	6
1986-1987		2	7
1988		2	8
1989		2	9
Financial
Fund raising
Correspondence
1977-1979		3	1
1980-1981		3	2
1982-1984		3	3
1986-1987		3	4
Tax Exempt status		3	5
Alcoa Standard Corporation, 1987		3	6
Arcadia Foundation, 1981		3	7
Arthur Vining Davis Foundation, 1978		3	8
Barra Foundation, 1984		3	9
Beers, Henry and Dorothy, 1987		3	10
Bell Atlantic Corporation, 1987		3	11
Berwind Corporation, 1987		3	12
Campbell Soup Company, 1987		3	13
Charles E. Culpeper Foundation, 1981		3	14
CIGNA, 1987		3	15
Colonial Penn Group, Inc., 1987		3	16
Comcast Corporation, 1987		3	17
Continental Bank, 1987		3	18
Lammont duPont Copeland
1977 (1)		3	19
1977 (2)		3	20
Copernicus Society of America, 1981		3	21
Crown Cork and Seal Co., Inc., 1987		3	22
Dana Foundation, 1985		3	23
The David Library of the American Revolution, 1982-1989		3	24
Day and Zimmerman Inc., 1987		3	25
Dolfinger-McMahon, 1981-1985		3	26
Dolfinger-McMahon, 1986-1987,n.d.		3	27
Eva Gebhard-Gourgand Foundation, 1981		3	28
Evans, Robert, 1985		3	29
Fels Fund, 1984-1985		3	30
First Pennsylvania Bank NA, 1987		3	31
Focus, 1986		3	32
Freedom Foundation, 1984-1986		3	33
Glenmede Trust, 1984-1986		3	34
Glenmede Trust, 1986-1988		3	35
Great American Achievements, 1977		3	36
Hatfield Packing Company, Inc., 1987		3	37
Heckscher, G.A. II, 1987		3	38
Henckels and McCoy, Inc., 1987		3	39
Independence Foundation, 1985		3	40
I U International Corporation, 1987		3	41
Kempner, Hetta T., 1987		3	42
Lewis, Gilman and Kynett, Inc., 1987		3	43
Liberty Fund, 1982		3	44
Lilly Endowment, 1983		3	45
Mann, Douglas M., 1983		3	46
McKeel, Sam, 1984		3	47
McLean Contributionship, 1980-1984		3	48
Mellon Foundation
Correspondence, 1977-1986		3	49
Memoranda, 1979-1983		3	50
Reports, 1979-1982		3	51
Proposals, 1977-1980		3	52
Challenge Grant, 1983		3	53
Grant, 1983		3	54
Grant, 1985		3	55
Matching Effort, 1987		3	56
Merit Oil, n.d.		3	57
National Endowment for the Humanities
Penn Papers, 1978-1984		3	58
Penn Papers, 1984-1985		3	59
World of William Penn, 1980-1981		3	60
Bicentennial of the Constitution, 1984 (1)		3	61
Bicentennial of the Constitution, 1984 (2)		3	62
Transformation Project, 1982 (1)		3	63
Transformation Project, 1982 (2)		3	64
Transformation Project (Phase 1,2,and 3), 1982		3	65
Transformation Project, 1982-1985		4	1
Transformation Project, 1983-1986		4	2
Transformation Project — Annual Report, 1983-1984		4	3
Transformation Project — Annual Report, 1984-1985		4	4
Transformation Project — Annual Report, 1985		4	5
Transformation Project Supplemental, 1986-1987		4	6
Transformation Project — Annual Report, 1986-1987		4	7
Transformation Project — Annual Report, 1987-1988		4	8
Transformation Project Renewal, 1987-1990		4	9
Transformation Project — Digests of Terms, 1983-1987		4	10
Transformation Project Budget, 1984-1985		4	11
Biographical Dictionary Project, 1985		4	12
National Historical Foundation, 1981		4	13
National Historical Publications and Records Commission Probate Records, 1979-1980		4	14
Oxford Foundation, 1984		4	15
Penn Graduates (1)		4	16
Penn Graduates (2)		4	17
Pennsylvania Humanities Council, 1981 (1)		4	18
Pennsylvania Humanities Council, 1981 (2)		4	19
Penwalt Corporation, 1987		4	20
Philadelphia Bulletin Contributionship, 1980-1981		4	21
Philadelphia Electric Company, 1987		4	22
Philadelphia National Bank, 1984, 1987		4	23
Philadelphia Suburban Corporation, 1987		4	24
The P Q Corporation, 1987		4	25
Provident National Bank, 1987		4	26
Quaker Chemical Corporation, 1987		4	27
Rorer Group, Inc., 1987		4	28
C. Schmidt and Sons, Inc., 1987		4	29
Scott Paper Company, 1987		4	30
SEI Corporation, 1987		4	31
Smith Kline Beckman, 1987		4	32
Strawbridge and Clothier, 1987		4	33
Stephenson, Lowry C., 1987		4	34
Swaan Oil, 1987		4	35
Sun Oil, Inc., 1987		4	36
Tasty Baking Company, 1987		4	37
VGI Corporation, 1987		4	38
Union Pacific Corporation (Lewis Andrew L.), 1985-1987		4	39
UPS Foundation		4	40
Wawa Inc., 1987		4	41
Werthan, Morris, 1984		4	42
Westmoreland Coal Company, 1987		4	43
Wolf, Albert and Stephanie G., 1987		4	44
Wynn, Stephen, 1983		4	45
Miscellaneous, 1979-1980		4	46
Budget and expenditures
Budget (6-29698 : Operating fund), FY 1979		4	47
Monthly sheets, FY 1979		4	48
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1979		4	49
Historical Society of Pennsylvania expenses, FY 1979		4	50
Budget (6-29698 : Operating fund), FY 1980		4	51
Monthly sheets (6-29757 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1980		4	52
Monthly sheets, (6-29698 : Operating fund), FY 1980		4	53
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1980		4	54
Historical Society of Pennsylvania expenses, FY 1980		4	55
Budget (5-23504 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1981		4	56
Budget (5-25933 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1981		4	57
Budget (6-29757 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1981		4	58
Monthly sheets (5-25933 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1981		4	59
Monthly sheets (6-29757 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1981		4	60
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1981		4	61
Budget (5-27805 : World Turned Upside Down … Conference, 1982), FY 1982		4	62
Budget (6-29698 : Peoples of Pennsylvania Conference, 1982), FY 1982		4	63
Monthly sheets (5-23504), FY 1982		4	64
Monthly sheets (5-25933 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1982		4	65
Monthly sheets (5-27805 : World Turned Upside Down … Conference, 1982), FY 1982		4	66
Monthly sheets (6-29757 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1982		4	67
Monthly sheets (5-27805 : World Turned Upside Down … Conference, 1982), FY 1983		5	1
Monthly sheets (6-29757 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1983		5	2
Budget (5-24561 : Transformation Project), FY 1984		5	3
Budget (6-29698 : Operating fund), FY 1984		5	4
Monthly sheets (5-24561 : Transformation Project), FY 1984		5	5
Monthly sheets (5-27805 : World Turned Upside Down … Conference, 1982), FY 1984		5	6
Monthly sheets (6-29757 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1984		5	7
Monthly sheets (6-29698 : Operating fund), FY 1984		5	8
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1984		5	9
Budget (6-29698 : Operating fund), FY 1985		5	10
Budget (6-29757 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1985		5	11
Monthly sheets (5-20663 : Transformation Project), FY 1985		5	12
Monthly sheets (5-21137 : Transformation Project), FY 1985		5	13
Monthly sheets (5-24561 : Transformation Project), FY 1985		5	14
Monthly sheets (6-28475 : Gifts), FY 1985		5	15
Monthly sheets (6-29698 : Operating fund), FY 1985		5	16
Monthly sheets (6-29757 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1985		5	17
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1985		5	18
Budget (5-24561 : Transformation Project), FY 1986		5	19
Budget (5-25853 : Transformation Project), FY 1986		5	20
Budget (6-29698 : Operating fund), FY 1986		5	21
Monthly sheets (5-20663 : Transformation Project), FY 1986		5	22
Monthly sheets (5-21137 : Transformation Project), FY 1986		5	23
Monthly sheets (5-24561 : Transformation Project), FY 1986		5	24
Monthly sheets (5-25853 : Transformation Project), FY 1986		5	25
Monthly sheets (6-28475 : Gifts), FY 1986		5	26
Monthly sheets (6-29698 : Operating fund), FY 1986		5	27
Monthly sheets (6-29757 : World of William Penn Conference, 1981), FY 1986		5	28
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1986		5	29
Checking Account, FY 1986		5	30
Budget (4-61870 : Endowment fund), FY 1987		5	31
Monthly sheets (4-61870 : Endowment fund), FY 1987		5	32
Monthly sheets (5-20663 : Transformation Project), FY 1987		5	33
Monthly sheets (5-21137 : Transformation Project), FY 1987		5	34
Monthly sheets (5-24561 : Transformation Project), FY 1987		5	35
Monthly sheets (5-25853 : Transformation Project), FY 1987		5	36
Monthly sheets (6-28475 : Gifts), FY 1987		5	37
Monthly sheets (6-29698 : Operating fund), FY 1987		5	38
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1987		5	39
Final Report, FY 1987		5	40
Budget (4-61870 : Endowment fund), FY 1988		5	41
Monthly sheets (4-61870 : Endowment fund), FY 1988		5	42
Monthly sheets (5-20663 : Transformation Project), FY 1988		5	43
Monthly sheets (5-21137 : Transformation Project), FY 1988		5	44
Monthly sheets (5-21686), FY 1988		5	45
Monthly sheets (5-24382 : Transformation Project), FY 1988		5	46
Monthly sheets (5-24561 : Transformation Project), FY 1988		5	47
Monthly sheets (5-25853 : Transformation Project), FY 1988		5	48
Monthly sheets (6-28475 : Gifts), FY 1988		5	49
Monthly sheets (6-29698 : Operating fund), FY 1988		5	50
Final Report, FY 1988		5	51
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1988		5	52
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1988		5	53
Budget (4-61870 : Endowment fund), FY 1989		5	54
Monthly sheets (4-61870 : Endowment fund), FY 1989		5	55
Monthly sheets (5-21137 : Transformation Project), FY 1989		5	56
Monthly sheets (5-21686), FY 1989		5	57
Monthly sheets (5-24382 : Transformation Project), FY 1989		5	58
Monthly sheets (5-24561 : Transformation Project), FY 1989		5	59
Monthly sheets (5-25853 : Transformation Project),FY 1989		5	60
Monthly sheets (6-28475 : Gifts), FY 1989		5	61
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1989		5	62
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1989		5	63
Expenses, purchase orders and requisitions, FY 1990		5	64
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Fellowships		Box	Folder
Fellowship applicants
1978-1979
1979-1980
Fellows list		6	28
1980-1981
Fellows list		6	59
Requests for fellowship information		6	60
1981-1982
Fellows list		7	13
1982-1983
Fellows list		7	33
Requests for fellowship information		7	34
1983-1984
Fellows list		8	7
Requests for fellowship information		8	8
1984-1985
Fellows list		8	45
1985-1986
Fellows lists		9	16
1986-1987
Fellows lists		9	31
1987-1988
Fellows lists		10	8
1988-1989
Fellows lists		10	35
Fellows lists		10	63
Individual Applicant Record [Closed to the public]		10	64
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Seminar		Box	Folder
Notices, 1978 – April 1984		11	1
Notices, September 1984 – April 1986		11	2
Transformation notices, 1985-1986		11	3
Notices, September 1986 – 1989		11	4
Papers [3]
Beeman, Richard, n.d.[4]		11	5
Bernstein, Jan, n.d.[5]		11	6
Canny, Nicholas, 1985		11	7
Casino, Joseph, 1982		11	8
Davis, Susan G., 1983[6]		11	9
Davis, Susan G., 1983		11	10
Davis, Susan G., 1983		11	11
Dunn, Richard S., 1981		11	12
Dunn, Richard S., 1983		11	13
Fisher, Elizabeth, 1983		11	14
Frost, J. William, 1981		11	15
Frost, J. William, 1984		11	16
Heinshold, Janet, 1978[7]		11	17
Henderson, Rodger Craige, 1983		11	18
Hirsch, Alison, 1986		11	19
Horn, James, 1986		11	20
Innes, Stephen, 1984		11	21
Isaac, Rhys, 1980		11	22
Jennings, Francis, 1982		11	23
Kukla, John, 1985		11	24
Kulikoff, Allan, 1980		11	25
Kulikoff, Allan, 1985		11	26
Light, Dale, 1986		11	27
Looby, Christopher, 1984		11	28
Mackiewicz, Susan, 1986		11	29
Mann, Bruce, 1989		11	30
Masur, Louis P., 1984		11	31
McCormick, Richard, 1982		11	32
McLeod, Duncan, 1982		11	33
McMahan, Michael, 1989[8]		11	34
Merrill, Michael, 1983		11	35
Murrin, John M., 1984		11	36
Northrup, Ric, 1987		11	37
Purvis, Thomas, 1986		11	38
Richter, Daniel K., 1985		11	39
Rotundo, Tony, n.d.[9]		11	40
Salinger, Sharon, 1979		11	41
Schweitzer, Mary M., 1983 (title page-chapter 2)[10]		11	42
Schweitzer, Mary M., 1983 (chapter 3-chapter 4)		11	43
Schweitzer, Mary M., 1983 (chapter 4-chapter 6)		11	44
Schweitzer, Mary M., 1983 (chapter 7-conclusion))		11	45
Simler, Lucy, 1983		11	46
Simler, Lucy, 1986		11	47
Slaughter, Thomas P., 1982		11	48
Sobel, Mechal, [1989]		11	49
Tucker, Barbara M., 1984		11	50
Wokeck, Marianne, 1981		11	51
Zuckerman, Michael, 1985[11]		11	52
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Projects		Box	Folder
Papers of William Penn Conference, 1968
Correspondence, minutes, reports, 1959-1979, nd.		12	1
Notes, miscellaneous		12	2
Papers of William Penn Publication
Correspondence, 1979		12	3
Personnel — Recruitment, 1979		12	4
Personnel — Applicants, 1979		12	5
Personnel Records, 1978-1979 [Closed to the public]		12	6
Personnel Records, 1978-1979 [Closed to the public]		12	7
Personnel Records, 1978-1979 [Closed to the public]		12	8
Personnel Records, 1978-1979 [Closed to the public]		12	9
Proposed style sheet, 1979		12	10
Stationary		12	11
Publicity, 1977-1981		12	12
Reception, 1983		12	13
World of William Penn Conference, 1981
Planning Correspondence (A-H), March 1981		12	14
Planning Correspondence (J-R), March 1981		12	15
Planning Correspondence (S-Z), March 1981		12	16
Speaker lists		12	17
Papers
Edwin Bronner		12	18
Nicholas Canny		12	19
Richard Slator Dunn		12	20
Melvin Endy		12	21
J. William Frost		12	22
Michael J. Galgano		12	23
Francis Jennings		12	24
J.R. Jones		12	25
Ned Landsman		12	26
Barry Levy		12	27
J. Price		12	28
Caroline Robbins		12	29
Carole Shammas		12	30
Margaret Spufford		12	31
Joan Thirsk		12	32
Richard T. Vann		12	33
Program		12	34
Requests for brochures and information		12	35
Reservations		12	36
Registration		12	37
Registration folder		12	38
Accommodations		12	39
Banquet		12	40
Public Relations		12	41
Brochure		12	42
Final Report		12	43
World Turned Upside Down Conference, 1982		12	44
The Founding of Pennsylvania Conference, 1982
Correspondence, 1981-1982		12	45
Papers — Laura L. Becker		12	46
Papers — Hermann Wellenreuther		12	47
Papers		12	48
The Creation of the American Constitution Conference, 1984
Planning Meeting, July 8, 1982		12	49
Planning Committee — Curriculum Vitae		12	50
Speakers — Curriculum Vitae		12	51
Correspondence (A-H), 1982-1984		12	52
Correspondence (K-M), 1982-1984		12	53
Correspondence (O-Z), 1982-1984		12	54
General information and brochure		12	55
Program		12	56
Public Relations, 1983-1984		12	57
Accommodations		12	58
Attenders list		13	1
Registration letters		13	2
Registration packets		13	3
Final Report		13	4
The Transformation of Philadelphia and the DelawareValley, 1750-1850
Project Description		13	5
Response to Proposal		13	6
Bibliography on Rural Life in the Delaware Valley, 1982		13	7
Bibliography on Philadelphia Economic Elite, n.d.		13	8
Lecture and Reception, 1984		13	9
Correspondence, 1985-1986		13	10
Correspondence, 1987		13	11
Correspondence, 1988		13	12
Retrospective Conference, 1988		13	13
Biographical Dictionary of Early Pennsylvania Legislators, 1986-1989		13	14
Rosswurm Consortium for Philadelphia’s Social History		13	15
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Administrative		Box	Folder
AHA directory and ORYX grant database, 1998-1999		14	1
Alumni and friends address lists, 1994-1998		14	2
Dunn, Richard S., reprints, 1956-1994		14	3
Financial
1998-2000		14	4
1999, “Travel and entertainment expense report”		14	5
Check copies, 1998-2000		14	6
Check copies, 1999		14	7
Check copies, 2000-2001		14	8
Check copies, 2001-2002		14	9
College of Arts and Sciences, Reimbursement request forms
2002		14	10
2002 June – October		14	11
2002 Nov.- 2003 Feb.		14	12
2003 Feb. – June		14	13
2003 July – October		14	14
2004 Jan. – June		14	15
College of Arts and Sciences, Transaction and reimbursement request forms
College of Arts and Sciences, Transaction and reimbursement request forms, 2001 Nov. – 2002 Feb.		14	16
College of Arts and Sciences, Transaction request form, 2001 July – October		14	17
Hopkins Fulfillment Service, invoice, 2002		14	18
Seminar expenses, 2003 May – 2004 June		14	19
Travel receipts of Richard Dunn, 1998-2000		14	20
University of Pennsylvania Press bills, 1999		14	21
Friends of MCEAS fund
1999-2001		14	22
Friends of PCEAS
Gift and subscription transmittal, 1997 May – December		14	23
Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture, 2001 conference in Glasgow		14	24
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Dissertation fellowship applicants, 1991		Box	Folder
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Dissertation fellowship applicants, 1992		Box	Folder
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Dissertation fellowship applicants, 2002		Box	Folder
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Dissertation fellowship applicants, 2003		Box	Folder
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Dissertation fellowship applicants, 2004		Box	Folder
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Fellowship (post-doctoral) applicants, 2001		Box	Folder
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Fellowship (post-doctoral) applicants, 2002		Box	Folder
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Fellowship (post-doctoral) applicants, 2003		Box	Folder
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Fellowship (post-doctoral) applicants, 2004		Box	Folder
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Fellowship (dissertation) application		Box	Folder
Acknowledgement letters, 2003 March		17	63
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Fellowship (post-doctoral) applicants		Box	Folder
Roster, 2005-2006		17	64
Acknowledgement letters, 2001 November		17	65
Acknowledgement letters, 2002 November		17	66
Appointment letters, 2003-2004 February		17	67
Rejection letters, 2002 January – 2003 June		17	68
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Seminar papers		Box	Folder
1980 Feb. 29, Murrin, John M.		17	69
1981 May 15, Westerkamp, Marilyn J.		17	70
1982 March 5, Casino, Joseph		17	71
1982 March 5, Casino, Joseph		17	72
1982 November, Rediker, Marcus		17	73
1984 Jan. 20, Looby , Christopher		17	74
1984 Jan. 30, Dauer, David E.		17	75
1984 March 2, Meranze, Michael		17	76
1984 Nov. 30, Davis, Susan G.		17	77
1985 January, Simler, Lucy		17	78
1985 Feb. 28, Nash, Gary E.		17	79
1985 March 15, Waciega, Lisa Wilson		17	80
1985 April 12, Lindstrom, Diana		18	1
1985 April 26, Offutt, William		18	2
1986 January 10, Dowd, Greg		18	3
1986 March 21, MacKiewicz, Susan		18	4
1986 May, Gough, Debbie		18	5
1986 May, Simler, Lucy		18	6
1986 Oct. 17, Bergstrom, Peter V.		18	7
1986 Dec. 12, Hirsch, Alison Duncan		18	8
1987 Jan. 16, Burnard, Trevor		18	9
1987 Feb. 6, Northrup, Ric		18	10
1987 Feb. 20, Norton, Mary Beth		18	11
1987 March 6, Smith, Merril D.		18	12
1987 March 27, Aylmer, G.E.		18	13
1987 April 10, Rosenberg, Nancy F.		18	14
1987 May 1, Bergengren, Charles		18	15
1987 May 12, Mackiewicz, Susan		18	16
1987 May 22, Isaac, Rhys		18	17
1988 Oct. 21, Thompson, Peter		18	18
1988 Dec. 16, Morgan, Gwenda		18	19
1989 March 31, Smith, Billy G.		18	20
1989 May 12, Elliott, J. H.		18	21
1989 Sept. 15, Landsman, Ned C.		18	22
1989 Oct. 20, Fogleman, Aaron		18	23
1989 Nov. 17, Crowley, John E.		18	24
1989 Dec. 1, Smith, Stephen A.		18	25
1990 Jan., Farr, Gail E.		18	26
1991 Dec. 6, Lindman, Janet Moore		18	27
1991 Dec. 6, Lynch, John		18	28
1992 April, Lynde, Adam Norman		18	29
1993 January 15, Guelzo, Allen C.		18	30
1993 January 29, Lubow, Lisa B.		18	31
1993 February 12, Ditz, Toby L.		18	32
1993 February 26, Taylor, Alan		18	33
1993 March, Beiler, Rosalind J.		18	34
1993 April 2, Prosser, Deborah I.		18	35
1993 April 16, Ridner, Judith		18	36
1993 April 30, Majewski, John		18	37
1993 May 14, Demos, John		18	38
1993 Sept. 10, Thompson, Peter		18	39
1993 Sept. 24, Hemphill, C. Dallett		18	40
1993 October, Bryant, Thane		18	41
1993 Oct. 8, Smaby, Beverly Prior		18	42
1993 Nov. 5, Selfa, John Bezis		18	43
1993 Nov. 19, White, Richard		18	44
1993 Dec. 3, Winship, Marion Nelson		18	45
1994 Jan. Dauer, David E.		18	46
1994 Jan. 14, Newman, Simon P.		18	47
1994 Jan. 28, Brown, Kathleen M.		18	48
1994 Feb. 10, Bryant, Thane		18	49
1994 Feb. 11, Hart, John F.		18	50
1994 Feb. 25, Onuf, Peter S.		18	51
1994 March 18, Townsend, Camilla		18	52
1994 April 1, Heyrman, Christine		18	53
1994 April 1, Merritt, Jane T.		18	54
1994 April, Pearson, James M.		18	55
1994 May 13, Butler, Jon		18	56
1994 Sept. 23, Slaughter, Thomas P.		18	57
1994 October, McDonnell, Cathleen		18	58
1994 Oct. 21, Knouff, Gregory T.		18	59
1994 Nov. 4, Wokeck, Marianne S.		18	60
1994 Nov. 18, Riordan, Liam		18	61
1994 Dec. 2, Ben-Atar, Doron		18	62
1994 Dec. 16, Little, Ann M.		18	63
1995 Jan. 20, Salisbury, Neal		18	64
1995 Feb. 3, Specht, Neva Jean		18	65
1995 Feb. 17, Bodle, Wayne		18	66
1995 March 3, Patrick-Stamp, Leslie		18	67
1995 March 24, Cogan, Jacob Katz		18	68
1995 April 4, Smith, Daniel Scott, and J. David Hacker		19	1
1995 April 7, Main, Gloria L.		19	2
1995 April 21, Ditz, Toby L.		19	3
1995 April 21, Van Zandt, Cynthia J.		19	4
1995 May 5, Stabile, Susan		19	5
1996 Nov. 22, Newman, Paul Douglas		19	6
1996 Dec. 6, McMahon, Lucia		19	7
1997 Jan. 24, Jackson, Maurice		19	8
1997 Feb. 7, Klooster, Wim		19	9
1997 Feb. 21, Hancock, David		19	10
1997 March 7, Bushnell, Amy Turner		19	11
1997 March 21, O’Reilly, William		19	12
1997 March 26, Hume, Brad D.		19	13
1997 April 25, Keller, Patricia J.		19	14
1997 May 16, Klepp, Susan E. and Karin A. Wulf		19	15
1997 Sept. 12, Dorsey, Bruce		19	16
1997 Sept. 26, Schroeder, Christopher D.		19	17
1997 Oct. 10, Gronim, Sara S.		19	18
1997 Oct. 24, Koschnik, Albrecht		19	19
1997 Nov. 21, Larkin, Edward		19	20
1997 Dec. 5, Otterness, Philip		19	21
2002 November, Kerrison, Catherine		19	22
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Seminar papers, undated		Box	Folder
1. Cultural Self-Identity		19	23
2. The place of women in 18th-century America		19	24
3. A papist in a protestant age		19	25
4. A Forum for fear		19	26
5. Runaway indentured servants		19	27
6. Agriculture in colonial Maine		19	28
7. A Study of the changing use of a north Philadelphia property		19	29
8. Franklin and friends		19	30
9. The Majesty’s perfidious enemies		19	31
10. Nathaniel Ward		19	32
11. Female fugitive slaves in Virginia		19	33
12. A very flourishing school		19	34
13. Turf wars		19	35
14. Oliver Cromwell		19	36
15. A pretty good notion of plantation affairs		19	37
Smith-Rosenberg, Carroll		19	38
Waciega, Lisa Wilson		19	39
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Seminar sign-in sheets		Box	Folder
Sign-in Sheets
1988-1992		19	40
1992-1993		19	41
1994-1995		19	42
1996-1998		19	43
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Seminar work-in-progress papers		Box	Folder
2002 Jan. – March		19	44
2003 Feb. and May		19	45
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Projects		Box	Folder
Graduate Student Conference
1999 Sept. 23-25, “Speaking in signs,” program and administrative correspondence		19	46
2001 Sept. 21-22, “Spaces and places in early America,” preparation and expense reimbursements		19	47
The Transformation of Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley, 1750-1850
1984 Dec. 11, papers, Dauer, David		19	48
1985 May, papers, Herbst, Lawrence A.		19	49
1985 May, papers, Northup, Ric		19	50
1986 May, Pointer, Richard W.		19	51
1986 May, seminar schedule and notification letter		19	52
1986 May, seminar, Dowd, Gregory		19	53
1986 May, seminar, Andrews, Dee		19	54
1987 May 10, Lawson-Peebles, Robert		19	55
1987 May 10, Rosenberg, Nancy F.		19	56
1987 May 11, Hunter, Judith A.		19	57
1987 May 11, Simler, Lucy		19	58
1987 May 12, Mackiewicz, Susan		19	59
1987 May 13, Northrup, Ric		19	60
1987 May 13, Wallock, Leonard		19	61
1987 May, Bergengren, Charles		20	1
1987 May, Burnard, Trevor		20	2
1988 May 15-18, Bodle, Wayne		20	3
1988 May 15-18, Lewis, Jan		20	4
1988 May 15-18, Tien, Anita		20	5
1988 May, Cleary, Patricia		20	6
1988 May, Crane, Elaine Forman		20	7
1988 May, Soderlund, Jean R.		20	8
Year end conference, 1990 May, papers
Farr, Gail E.		20	9
Greenberg, Brian		20	10
Griffith, Sally E.		20	11
Rosenberg, Nancy F.		20	12
Smith, Stephen A.		20	13
Thompson, Peter		20	14
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