Dept. of History Records

Access to collections is granted in accordance with the Protocols for the University Archives and Records Center.

Summary Information

Prepared by: Kaiyi Chen
Preparation date: 1998, 2001
Date [inclusive]: 1910-1997
Extent: 115.0 Cubic feet

PROVENANCE

Boxes 8A-104, were transferred to the University Archives 1956-1974. Boxes 1-10 were transferred to the University Archives in 1995, 1996 and 1997. Boxes 105-111 were transferred to the University Archives in 1996, 1997, 1999 and 2000.

ARRANGEMENT

Boxes 8A, 9A, 10A, and 11-104 have not been fully processed. A preliminary inventory for these unprocessed boxes is included in this guide.

Boxes 1-10 and 105-111 have been fully processed at the folder level. Boxes 1-10 are arranged alphabetically. These boxes include the following major groups of files: Administrative files, 1968-1993; Faculty files, 1949-1993; Faculty Senate files, 1983-1984, Graduate Student files, 1937-1962; Senior Honors Theses, 1981-1993; Student Financial Aid files, 1979-1990; and Subcommittee on Transfer Admissions files, 1978-1980. Boxes 105-111 also have been arranged alphabetically.

AGENCY HISTORY

The University Catalogue for 1893 is the first which described a Department of History as an administrative unit in the College. John Bach McMaster was the first Chairman of the department. A faculty consisting of four professors and one instructor taught courses in American History, American Constitutional History, Economic and Financial History of the United States, Political History of the United States since the Civil War, European History, Renaissance and Reformation, Medieval History, and Roman History. The same faculty also taught advanced history courses in the Department of Philosophy, the forerunner of the Graduate School of the University of Pennsylvania. In addition to major courses, a course in Church History was offered to graduate students taking history as a minor. The faculty awarded Penn’s first Ph.D. in History in 1891. The faculty first appeared as a departmental administrative unit in the Department of Philosophy in 1897.

The range of interest of the History faculty has expanded enormously in the past century as seen in the courses offered by the Department. In the early decades of this century, the subjects of instruction were broadened to include architectural history, history of religion, and social, economic, cultural and intellectual histories. In recent decades, new fields or sub-fields have been added, among them early or colonial American history, world history, area and international relations studies, ethnic and racial studies, notably Black history, history of science and medicine, and women studies. Today, history courses virtually cover all major world areas and aspects of human life from ancient time to the present. These courses are available from introductory lectures to advanced graduate seminars. Currently, the size of the standing faculty of the Department is approximately forty.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

Boxes 8A to 104, dating from 1910 to 1970, have not been fully processed.

Boxes 1 to 10 document the development of the Department of History from 1949 to the present. The Administrative files include course offerings of the Department, budgets, various programs, and the search committee files for the Meyerhoff Visiting Professorship, 1986-1992. The Faculty files consist of employment and appointment documents of faculty members. The Faculty Senate files include records of the Faculty Senate Executive Committee as well as general correspondence. The Graduate Student files consist of two parts–Ph. D. program, 1944-1960 and M.A. program, 1937-1962. Senior Honors Theses are papers done by students participating in the Senior Honors program from 1981 to 1993.

Boxes 105-111 consist of three parts–faculty position search, student files, and senior honors theses. The faculty position search includes the African-American History Faculty Search of 1993-1995, the Chinese History Faculty Search of 1993-1994, the European Economic History Faculty Search of 1993, the European Intellectual History Faculty Search of 1993, the Japanese History Faculty Search of 1992-1993, and the U.S. Women’s History Faculty Search of 1994. The student files include records of over 140 students dating from 1955 to 1997.

Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s): University of Pennsylvania. — General subdivision–Faculty.;
Occupation(s): Historians–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.
Subject(s): History–Study and teaching (Higher)–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.

Inventory


Administrative files, 1968-1993	Box	Folder
Benjamin Franklin Professors, 1968-1971	1	1
Bicentennial College, 1974-1976	1	2
Black Studies, 1968-1969	1	3
Budget, 1987-1988	1	4
Budget, Planning, 1979-1983	1	5
Budget, Planning, 1987-1988	1	6
Budget, Preliminary, 1985-1986	1	7
Budget, Preliminary, 1986-1987	1	8
Census report, preliminary, 1991	1	9
College of General Studies course offerings, 1982-1986	1	10
College of General Studies course offerings, 1986-1987	1	11
College of General Studies course offerings, 1987-1988	1	12
College of General Studies course offerings, 1988-1989	1	13
College of General Studies course offerings, 1989-1990	1	14
College of General Studies course offerings, 1988-1989	1	15
Current expense budget, 1989-1990	1	16
Current expense budget, 1990-1991	1	17
Current expense budget, 1991-1992	1	18
Department of American Civilization review, External Review Committee, 1988	1	19
Department of American Civilization review, Internal Review Committee, 1979-1986	1	20
Department of American Civilization review, Review Committee, 1987-1988	1	21
Faculty of Arts and Science Development Advisory Board, 1974-1976	1	22
Faculty seminars, 1983	1	23
Faculty studies in the Van Pelt Library, 1977-1991	1	24
Financial aid to graduate students, 1987	1	25
“Five Year Report to the Faculty of Arts and Sciences” by Vartan Gregorian, 1980 Oct. 24	1	26
History Department Lounge, 1984	1	27
Honoraria, 1989-1990	1	28
Job Opportunities, 1983	1	29
John L. Shover Memorial Fund, 1977	1	30
John M. Olin Faculty Fellowship, 1992	1	31
Meyerhoff Visiting Professorship, 1986-1990	1	32
Meyerhoff Visiting Professorship, 1990-1992	1	33
Meyerhoff Visiting Professorship, 1991, Application files	1	34-38
Meyerhoff Visiting Professorship, 1991, Application files (cont.)	2	1
Meyerhoff Visiting Professorship, Search Committee, 1991	2	2, 3
Nassau Fund, 1989-1993	2	4
National Council for Soviet and East European Research, 1991-1992	2	5
NEH application for the Germany and Russian Conference, 1991	2	6
Personnel, Hannah P. Gorman, 1979-1991	2	7
Purchasing News of Note, 1983-1984	2	8
Richard Shryock Lecture series, 1940-1990	2	9
SAS Audio-visual Center charges, 1984	2	10
Space distribution, 1988	2	11
Tutorial semester, 1973-1974	2	12
Undergraduate Programs in History, Description, n.d.	2	13
Block, Sharon, Tape, 1990 (oversize, stored in Box 10)	2	14
Committee on Undergraduate Admissions and Financial Aid, 1979-1980	2	15
Committee on Undergraduate Admissions and Financial Aid, 1980-1981	2	16
Curriculum, History 153 and Urban Study 104, Reading material, 1988	2	17
Faculty files, 1949-1993, A – Ca	2	18-40
16438 Faculty files, 1949-1993, Cl – Kar	3	1 to 45
23743 Faculty files, 1949-1993, Kat – W	4	1 to 65
Faculty files, 1949-1993, Y – Z	5	1 to 3
Faculty Senate, 1983-1984, 1983	5	4
Faculty Senate, 1983-1984, 1983-1984	5	5
Faculty Senate, 1983-1984, 1984-1985	5	6
Faculty Senate, 1983-1984, Senate Executive Committee, 1983	5	7
Faculty Senate, 1983-1984, Senate Executive Committee, 1984 Jan. – 1984 Feb.	5	8
Faculty Senate, 1983-1984, Senate Executive Committee, 1984 March	5	9
Faculty Senate, 1983-1984, Senate Executive Committee, 1984 May	5	10
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Graduate student files	Box	Folder
M.A. program, 1937-1962
A	5	25
Ba-Bi	5	26
Bl-By	5	27
Ca-Cl	5	28
Co-Cu	5	29
D	5	30
E	5	31
F	5	32
Ga-Gl	5	33
Go-Gr	5	34
Ha-He	5	35
Ho-Hu	5	36
I	5	37
J	5	38
K	5	39
L	5	40
Ma-Me	5	41
Mi-Mu	5	42
N	5	43
O	5	44
P	5	45
Q	5	46
Ra-Ri	5	47
Ro-Ru	5	48
Sa-Se	5	49
Sh-Si	5	50
Sm-Sw	5	51
T	6	1
U-V	6	2
W	6	3
Z	6	4
Ph. D. dissertation, Shay, Ralph Stanton, “Italy’s Loyalty to the Triple Alliance, 1900-1902”
(I)	6	5
(II)	6	6
Ph. D. program, 1944-1960
A	6	7
B	6	8
C	6	9
D	6	10
E	6	11
F	6	12
G	6	13
H	6	14
I	6	15
J	6	16
K	6	17
L	6	18
M	6	19
Mac-Mc	6	20
Mars	6	21
Mart	6	22
Mic	6	23
Mir	6	24
Mor	6	25
Na	6	26
Ned	6	27
Nel	6	28
Nel	6	29
New	6	30
Ni	6	31
No	6	32
O-P	6	33
Ph	6	34
Pi	6	35
Poo	6	36
Pou	6	37
Pru	6	38
Pur	6	39
Q	6	40
R	6	41
Ra	6	42
Re	6	43
Rum	6	44
Rut	6	45
S	6	46
Sch	6	47
Sco	6	48
Se	6	49
Sha	6	50
She	6	51
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Senior Honors Thesis, 1981-1993	Box	Folder
Aledort, Julia, “French Catholic Theology in the Twentieth Century: The Crisis of De-Christianization,” 1991	6	52
Allen, David T., “Military Education at the University of Pennsylvania: 1916-1942,” 1991	6	53
Angelides, Peter A., “The Decline of Private Transit in Philadelphia: a History of Public Transportation in Philadelphia, 1940-1970,” 1987	6	54
Benowitz, David, “The Urban Explorer: E. Leslie Gilliams,” 1991	6	55
Bernhard, Jason Ruggles, “The Liturgical Movement and Architecture at Coventry and Ronchamp: Two Studies,” 1988	7	1
Binder, William D., “William Cullen and Insanity: the Psychological and Physiological Aspects of Mental Disorder,” 1981	7	2
Boulton, Lukas, “Luther and the Democratic Spirit,” 1989	7	3
Brown, Gregory S., “Glowing Persuasion,” 1990	7	4
Bueno, K. Frances, “The General Practitioners of England: a Struggle for Professional Consolidation and Status during the Nineteenth Century,“ 1988	7	5
Burke, Arthur J., “The British Guarantee to Poland after Fifty Years: A Reappraisal,” 1989	7	6
Catterall, W. Douglas, “Late Medieval Tottenham and Yeadon: Land, Family and Community in Transition,” 1989	7	7
Cawley, James Francis, “Brandt’s Ostpolitik and Christian Democratic Reaction: 1969-1973,” 1991	7	8
Chang, Cherry, “The Liberal Party and Sir Edward Grey: the Demise of a Liberal Foreign Policy, 1906-1914,” 1991	7	9
Cohen, Daniel, “The History of the Peoples of the Bay Islands,” 1991	7	10
Cohen, Jonathan, “The Lion and the Leprechaun: a Study of Southern Ireland’s Neutrality during World War Two,” 1990	7	11
Copeland, Ann, “The Influence of Grand Tours of Continental Europe on English Architecture in the First Half of the Eighteenth Century, “ 1990	7	12
Cowell, Janet R., “African Students in China, 1960-1990,” 1990	7	13
Csejtey, Rita J., “The Third Way in Hungary: The Populist Movement,” 1990	7	14
Darmawi, Fay, “Soho and the Marais: an Analysis of two Cultural Districts, ” 1988	7	15
David, Margaret, “Soviet Women + Glasnost = Feminism? Da? or Nyet?” 1989	7	16
Deener, Elisa T., “A Libertarian-Authoritarian Dialectic: an Intellectual History of Israel’s Jurisprudence of Free Expression,” 1990	7	17
Department of History, “A Guide to the Thirty-seven Senior Honors Theses,“ 1993	7	18
Eichenwald, Helene M., “The History of Willow Grove Park,” 1991	7	19
El-Faizy, Monique, “Socialist Realism in Literature during the Khrushchev Era,” 1989	7	20
Feuer, Scott Nolan, “South Sea Bubble of 1720: Literary Responses to Financial Disaster,” 1989	7	21
Fitzgerald, L. Clair, “The Rise of the Front Natinal and the Le Pen Phenomenon,” 1990	7	22
Foote, Ray Ashbridge, “England’s Cultural Industrial Revolution: Images of the Machine at the Great Exhibition of 1851,” 1986	7	23
Fox, Genevieve, “The First Crusade: Bohemond I and the Failure of Urban II’s Plans,” 1988	7	24
Fox, Robert, “The Smallpox Epidemic of 1880-1881: a Microcosm of Philadelphia Society,” 1982	7	25
Glaser, Peter M., “Public Employees in Danbury, Connecticut: Job Satisfaction and Job Performance in an Environment of Urban Growth,” 1988	7	26
Goldberg, Cara A., “Tolerance Vs Regulation: Assessing the Problem of British Child Labor Legislation, 1800-1844,” 1991	7	27
Gould, Kenneth, “Paul Whiteman: King of Jazz,” 1991	8	1
Hanford, Seth Lovejoy, “Different Directions: The Changing Relationship between the University of Pennsylvania and the City of Philadelphia during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries,” 1991	8	2
Horowitz, Steven, “The Trenton School System, 1950 to 1980: a Case Study in the Decline of Urban Education,” 1992 and Canterbury Cathedral,” 1988 April	8	3
Jackson, Katherine T., “The Causal Relationship between Gothic Architecture, Saint Veneration and Pilgrimage: an Historical, and Iconographic Study of the Basilica of St. Denis	8	4
Kaplan, Deborah M., “The Development of the Resort Community in Atlantic City, New Jersey,” 1991	8	5
Kelly, Andrea Elizabeth, “Generational Goals, Class Constraints: Youth and Student Participation in the Spanish Civil War,” 1989	8	6
Kerber, Ross, “Speaking to Power: Four Skeptics from the Early Twentieth Century,“ 1989	8	7
King, Nicholas, “The Pathology of Virtue: Medical Images of in Turn-of-the-century Britain,” 1991	8	8
Kobrin, Janet S., “Please Teacher, May We Go on with the Air Raid?” 1989	8	9
Kwartin, Meredith, “Russo-Turkish Relations, 1917-1923,” 1989	8	10
Lande, David, “Origins of the Soviet Jewish Emigration Movement: Reasons for Leaving the USSR,” 1989	8	11
LeBovidge, Andrew Jay, “Racial Motivation and Empire: Case Study–India,” 1991	8	12
Lisker, Marc Russell, “The Racial Hygiene Movement in Germany, 1895-1933: in Theory, Based on Evolution and Biology; in Practice merged with Nazi Anti-Semitism to Facilitate Mass Murder,” 1990	8	13
List of Senior Honors Students, 1981-1991	8	14
London, Charles, “The Sea Dogs as an Alternative Instrument of Elizabethan Policy,“ 1988	8	15
Lowe, Joan L., “Colonial Gender Discourse and the Delaware Indians,”1991	8	16
Marks, Jan Philip, “The Interaction of Industry and Labor in the Determination of Strike Patterns: Germany, Great Britain, and France, 1895-1975,” 1990	8	17
Marshall, Cynthia, “The Images in French Political events, ideology, and ceremony,” 1981	8	18
Miller, Adam, “Diplomatic Perception: A Perceptual Analysis of Pre-War Foreign Policy,” 1991	8	19
Miller, Jane R., “Commercial Education in Philadelphia Public High Schools during the Progressive Era,” 1991	8	20
Moffat, M. David, “Forestry in Nigeria: Exploitation and Management, 1900-1939,” 1991	8	21
Oakleaf, Zoe Durilla, “Poverty in Leicester at the Turn of the Century, 1904-1912,” 1982	8	22
Polishook, Adrienne, “Public Health and the Medical Profession in France’s Third Republic: Influences on and Outcomes of the Public Health Law of 1902 and the Loi Chevandier,” 1989	8	23
Redstone, Laura, “Early Electric Utility Development in Philadelphia: 1876-1896,” 1991	8	24
Ryan, Paula Terese, “A Soldier in Politics: Philippe Pétain, 1918-1940,“ 1990	8	25
San Miguel, Alejandro , “The Causes of the Crimean War: a Study in the Failure of the Concert of Europe,” 1990	9	1
Schaedle, Michael B., “Christopher St. German: A Man of the Inns,” 1989	9	2
Schneider, Daniel, “The British Labour Party and Germany, 1933-1939,” 1982	9	3
Schneyer, Mark, “The Cases of C. Marion Kohn: Poor Jewish Workers and Family Crises, 1915,” 1986	9	4
Schuman, Michael, “Communalism as a Weapon: Congress (I) and the 1984 Lok Sabha Election,” 1990	9	5
Schwedel, H. Andrew, “Rebirth of a Nation: the United States in Germany, 1947-1949,” 1991	9	6
Seagroatt, Heather, “The Functions of Rape in Medieval England,” 1991 in the Conflict,” 1989	9	7
Shaikh, Alzaz R., “I. F. Stone, 1935-1953, The Struggles of a Radical Journalist in the Declining Left,” 1991	9	9
Sielucka, Paul, “From Enemy Propaganda to Foreign Policy: R. W. Seton-Watson, Henry Wickham Steed and the Formation of Nationality Policy in World War One,” 1989	9	10
Smukler, Kenneth Lasch, “The Origins of Private Penance,” 1982	9	11
Steinfeld, Lauren, “Hostile Allies–the Relationship Between Charles de Gaule and the French Communist Party, 1941-1958,” 1989 April	9	12
Sturm, Joy, “National Interest: the Impetus in Britain’s Issuing the Balfour Declaration,” 1989	9	13
Sur, Chris, “Springtime and Surrealism in Paris: the Situationist International and the French Student-Worker Revolts of May-June 1968,“ 1989	9	14
Tuttle, Courtney A., “The Crédit Mobilier,” 1990	9	15
Ueda, Tomoko, “Fascist Ideologies in Japan and France: Traditionalist and Modernist Types of Fascist Conservatism,” 1989	9	16
Varady, Desmond P., “A Social History of the North American Phalanx,” 1987	9	17
Vasiloff, Jennifer A., “An Academic Community Examines a Crisis in its Midst: Interpretations of the May 1968 Revolt by French Scholars,” 1981	9	18
Warden, Anne E., “The Universality of Anti-War Opinion in the French Press, 1936-1939, “ 1990	9	19
Ware, Cynthia J., “The Acceptance of England’s First Secular University During the Evangelical Revival: an Explanation,” 1990	9	20
Weinman, Yael, “Nazi Persecution of the Gypsies: a Matter of Race,” 1990	9	21
Wissert, David M., “The League for the Preservation of American Independence, Inc.,” 1991	9	22
Wurtzel, Mark A., “Would you Believe? A Genre Study of Television’s Spy Series,” 1991	9	23
Yi, Edward Kwang, “The Stabilization Policies of 1923-1924 and the Destabilization of the Weimar Political System: an Analysis of Economic and Political Developments of the Weimar Republic from 1920 to 1929,” 1989	9	24
Zuckerman, Heidi Ellen, “Visions of Nihilism and Illusions of Hope: the British Punk Movement, 1975-1977,” 1989	9	25
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Student financial aid, 1979-1990	Box	Folder
A	9	26
C	9	27
E	9	28
F	9	29
H	9	30
K	9	31
S	9	32
T	9	33
W-X	9	34
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Subcommittee on Transfer admissions, 1978-1980	Box	Folder
1978-1981	10	1
Report on Non-U. S. Citizen Transfer, 1979-1980	10	2
Report, statistics, and background material, 1978-1981	10	3
Transfer Program, a report, 1980	10	4
University Council, 1983	10	5
University Council, 1984	10	6
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Personal Correspondence	Box	Folder
1926-1934	8A
1935-1938	9A
1939-1943 (July)	10A
1943 July-1948 Sept. A-R	11
1946-1948, S-Z	12
1950 June – 1951 July	12
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Administrative Correspondence	Box	Folder
Penn. Historical Commission 1941-1942	13
Soc. for Amer. Stud. of Mid. Atlantic States 1940-1947	14
American Assoc. for State and Local History	14
Comptroller, 1938-1939, re: faculty research grants to R. F. Nichols	14
Curriculum Comm. Women’s College, 1935-1941	14
Amer. Civ. Correspondence, 1935-1940	14
Curriculum Comm. Questionnaire	14
Curriculum Comm. Wharton	14
Curriculum Comm. 1936-1938	14
Course on Marriage (outlines) to RFN from Virginia Kinsman, Personnel Officer, CW	14
Coordination Committee	14
Second Term, 1939-1940, Exam Schedule	14
Administrative Correspondence, 1939-1940	14
Curriculum Comm. Questionnaire	14
Curriculum Comm. Wharton	14
Curriculum Comm. 1936-1938	14
Course on Marriage (outlines) to RFN from Virginia Kinsman, Personnel Officer, CW	14
Coordination Committee	14
Second Term, 1939-1940, Exam Schedule	14
Administrative Correspondence, 1939-1940	14
Administrative Correspondence, 1929	14
1937 A.H.A. Program	14
1939 A.H.A. Printing	14
1941, A.H.A. Annual Meeting	14
1940 Dissertation Committee	14
1936 Faculty Res.	14
1938 Executive Comm. of Grad, School	14
1939-1940, Educational Council	14
Hist. Dept. Meeting, 10/23/46	15
Agenda Hist. Dept. Meeting 1/22/1947	15
Science History, 1944-1945	15
Columbia, 1944-1945	15
Columbia University Summer School, 1945	15
Oregon Summer Session 1941	15
Christmas Party A.H.A. Dec., 1946	15
Christmas Meeting, A.H.A., 1946	15
A.H.A. 1944-1947	15
Correspondence, 1945-1946	15
Doctoral Reports, 1945-1946	15
Fellowships and Scholarships, 1946-1947	15
Morrow Correspondence, (Copy to RFN)	15
Proposed Changes in Admission Requirements to the Grad Sch.
1933-1934, CWA Project	15
1937, Bloom Correspondence (with RFN)	15
1935, “March of Time”	15
Kammerman	15
Patriotic Societies	15
Phi Beta Kappa, Women	15
Masters Essays	15
Reorganization of the Graduate School	15
Historians’ Club	15
Schoolman’s Week	15
Pure Food	15
Radio	15
Minutes of the History Department, 1924 March 10 to 1952 April 2 (Gift of Dr. Jeanette Nichols, 1970 Dec. 16)	15
1939 Northwestern Summer Session	15
1939 Hamrick, Northwestern Summer Session	15
Movie (re: educational movie collaboration with – Hoagland and C. de Mille)	15
1932, Hotel Roosevelt Conference on Graduate Study	15
1931, Ossining Conference	15
1935-1940 SSRC (Social Science Research Council), Cheyney’s Committee on Freedom of Inquiry	15
1935-1940 SSRC (Social Science Research Council), Secondary School Committee	15
Wrapped package: “property of Dr. Roy F. Nichols–SSRC”	16	1
SSRC, and “Problems and Policy” material 1943-1946	16	2
History 8, 1925-1928	17
History 8T, 1925-1926	17
History 32, 1925-1926	17
History 45, 1927 Grade Book	17
1934-1935 “Comprehensive Exams”	17
Bibliography and other materials for History majors	17
1936 Questions on History: College Entrance Exam Board	17
History 48 and 48T, 1926-1927	17
History 45, 1925-1927	17
Acts of Congress 1791	17
University Committee on Valley Forge, 1930	17
Committee on Future Council Leadership, SSRC	17
SSRC 20 Year Report 1944	17
Peace Research 1943	17
Committee on Guide to Local History, 1942-1945	17
SSRC Nominating Committee 1945	17
Nichols (Chairman) correspondence 1935-1937	17
Applications for Assistantships	17
Letters re: Leaves of Absence	17
Received from History Department, 1960 Jan. 19: Thesis topics, 1927-1949	17
Received from History Department, 1960 Jan. 19: Copies of Ph.D. Exams for J. F. Lewis, Jr., Taylor, H. Hoskins, Barth, Manson, Manhart, S. Karraker, W. L. Tsee, and Baker	17
Prof. Ames Correspondence 1915-1918	18
Mr. Bowden 1917-1918	18
Grade Reports 1917	18
Miscellaneous Correspondence: Van Nostrand, Ames, Hamer, Lingelbach 1917-1918	18
Letters to the Secretary or referred to him, filed by date. 9/1915-6/1918	18
Leland Local Committee	18
Local Committee shorthand reports, AHA 1917-1918	18
Local Committee shorthand reports, Correspondence	18
1915-1916 General Correspondence re: course credit	18
Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies	18
Pennsylvania History Club	18
Ames Correspondence: 1926-1931; 9/32-1/33 McKinley Correspondence:	18
1922-1925	18
Translations and Reprints Correspondence, 1917-1921	18
Accounts regarding Translations and Reprints.	18
McKinley Correspondence re: Historians Club 1916-1917	19
McKinley Correspondence, 1925-1930	19
Sioussat Correspondence, 1921-1929	19
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Lingelbach Correspondence	Box	Folder
1917-1925	20
1925-1928	21
1929-1930	22
1931 (A-L)	22
1931, M – Z	23
1932	23
1933, A – L	23
1933, M – Z	24
1934	24
1935, A – L	24
1935, M – Z	25
1935, Columbia Summer Session	25
1936	25
1937, A – L	25
1937, M – Z	26
1938	26
1939	26
1937-1938, unanswered correspondence	26
1938 Columbia University Summer	26
A.H.A. Material, Publications, General Committee Correspondence	27
A.H.A. Material, Publications, Mr. Andrews	27
A.H.A. Material, Publications, General Committee Correspondence	27
A.H.A. Material, Publications, Mr. Leland	27
Departmental Business: Courses, 1932-1933 Summer School	27
Departmental Business: Courses, 1932-1935 Departmental	27
A.H.A. 1929-1930	27
A.H.A. 1931-1932	27
1932 Departmental Business	27
1933 History Club	27
1933 History I	27
American Council of Learned Societies, 1930	27
American Council of Learned Societies, 1932	27
American Council of Learned Societies, 1939	27
Dr. L., President 1938, A.C.L.S.	27
1938-1939 “Press” Re: Publications	27
April 15, 1939 Meeting, A.C.L.S.	27
1938-1939 A.C.L.S.	27
1938-1939 Amer. Phil. Soc.	27
1947 Candidates for Higher Degrees	27
1936-1937
Lingelbach chairman	27
Application for assistantships	27
Briggs correspondence	27
Assistantship correspondence	27
Letters concerning instructorships	27
Hisher or Loehr, Masters	27
Department notes, correspondence on Heindel’s appointment to instr.	27
Notes on department policy	27
1937-1938
Unanswered correspondence	27
Valley Forge	27
Amer. Acad. Pol. and Soc. Science	27
I.I.E., Comm. Univ. Contracts,	27
Coun. For. Affairs	27
Soc. St. Sch. Curr.Comm.	27
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Lingelbach Material	Box	Folder
1933 Wistar Party	28
1939 Stang (From Institute for Comparative Research)	28
1911-1914 Public Archives Commission	28
1928-1929 AHA, ACLS, APS	28
1932-1934 AHA,	28
1935 AHA	28
1930-1934 American Philosophical Soc.	28
1935-1936 APS	28
1937 APS	28
1937 American Council of Learned Societies	28
1933 ACLS	28
1934 ACLS	28
1936 ACLS	28
An examination in Modern Europe History, written by Maynard C. Krueger (referred to W. L.)	28
1931-1937 Educational Council to Oct. 1949: Dr. LaMonte’s recommendations of graduate students	29
1936 Correspondence re: appointment of Dr. Whitaker	29
Lingelbach: 1930-1937 University Press Corresp.	29
Lingelbach: 1915-1916 Geographical society Corres.	29
Lingelbach: 1934-1937 Ferrin (Appleton-century)	29
1911 Authorization for Hist. Dept. appointment	29
1911 Hist. Dept. letters re: appointment in Ancient Hist. Esp. Blake	29
1911-1912 Howland and McMaster Corr.	29
1911-1912 Hist. Dept. notes on salary, budget.	29
1911, 1912 Misc. course catalogues from other Universities	29
1911-1914 Ames Corr. re: Public Archives Comm and bill to provide for standard inks, etc.	29
Acts and Proceedings, Penn Fed. of Hist Soc. 1908, 1912-19l4	29
1910-1912 Fourth Bien. Rpt. N. Carolina Hist. Comm.	29
1939, 1945, 1946, 1948: Applications and Correspondence Regarding summer school teaching	30
1945-1946, 1948, 1949: Applications for assistantships.	30
1945-1946 Applications for teaching positions	30
1945-1946 Army Specialized Training Program	30
1920 Grades and Correspondence for History 1-8,12, 13, 17-19, 21-28, 30, 35, 41, 44	30
1919: Correspondence between G. M. Philips, principal of West Chester State Normal School and the History Dept. re: staff to teach at West Chester.	30
1920 Inquiries and Correspondence re: College Courses for Teachers.	30
Dr. S. Sioussat, misc. papers, correspondence, etc., pertaining to his courses	31
Summer School – grade sheets, 1951-1955	32
Summer School – grade sheets, 1945-1950	32
Grade sheets 1955-1956, Hist. 539-792	32
Grade sheets 500-700, 1949-1953	32
CGS – Grade Sheets, 1949-1952 (l0C, 20C, 30C, 26C, 45C, 50C, 60C, 70C, 149C, 165C, 173C, 185C, 192C (1946-1952))	32
History Department Master’s Examinations, 1940-1949	33
Copies of Master’s Examinations, 1926-1939	33
Master’s Examinations and results, 1950- July 1954	33
Hist. dept. majors who have graduated or dropped out	34, 35, 36
Thomas C. Cochran-Graduate Graduate Correspondence, 1960-1962	37
Thomas C. Cochran – Personal Correspondence, 1960-1963, A – E	37
Thomas C. Cochran – Personal Correspondence, 1960-1963, F – Z	38
Thomas C. Cochran – Personal Correspondence, 1953-1954	39
Thomas C. Cochran – Personal Correspondence, 1954-1955	39
Ames Fund, 1953-1954	39
Article National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.	39
Behavioral Research Council 1953-1954	39
Book Reviews, 1953-1954	39
Cole, Arthur H.	39
Committee on Research in Economic History Educational Policy Committee, 1953-1954	39
Educational Council-Reports of Meetings, 1953-1954	39
Economic History-General Correspondence as Chairman	39
T. C. Cochran, Personal Correspondence-1953-1955	39
Economic History Fellowships, 1954-1955	39
Entrepreneurial History Session, AHA meeting, Chicago, 1953	39
Festschrift for Arthur Cole	39
Ford Foundation-Bernard Berelson	39
Graduate School Division of Social Sciences, 1953-1954	39
Historiographical Committee 1953-1954 SSRC	39
Correspondence of Journal of Economic History	39
National Records Management Council, 1953-1954 Senate, U. of Penna. 1953-1954	39
Personal Correspondence (Dr. T. C. Cochran), 1951-1952	40
Grade Sheets: 89C, 1954	40
Grade Sheets: 185C, 1952-1963	40
Grade Sheets: 70C, 1952-1954	40
Grade Sheets: 96C, Dr. Bining 1952-1957	40
Grade Sheets: 96C, Dr. Nichols 1957-1960	40
Grade Sheets: 65, Dr. Rogers 1953-1956	40
Grade Sheets: 65, Dr. Weigley 1956-1958	40
Grade Sheets: 65, Dr. Keller 1958-1959	40
Grade Sheets: 72, 1950-1958 Nichols, Davies, and Weigley	40
Thomas C. Cochran–Personal Correspondence, 1952-1953; 1954-1955	45
American Civilization Report on 510S 1953 Summer	45
American Civilization Correspondence, 1953-1954	45
American Civilization–General Correspondence	45
American Studies Scholarship/Fellowship Aid	45
Committee on Archives	45
Behavioral Research Council, 1954-1955	45
Bibliography, Thomas C. Cochran, Oct. 1956	45
Book Reviews, 1954-1955	45
Committee on Research of Economic History–Entrepreneurial Center–Harvard 1954-1955	45
Committees, U. of Penna. 1954-1955	45
Commonwealth Lectures–London	45
Economic History–General Correspondence as Chairman, 1954-1955	45
James Ferguson–candidate in Economic History	45
Exams given by T. C. Cochran	45
Ford Foundation, 1954-1955	45
Ford Foundation –Bernard Berelson, 1955-1956	45
Journal of Economic History–1954-1955	45
David Landis Cole Book –1955	45
National Records Management Council–1954-1955	45
Puerto Rico Trip–1954-1955	45
Social Science Division of the Graduate School– Nominating Committee, 1954-1955	45
Social Science Research Council, NYC	46
Senate–University of Penna. 1954-1955	46
Summer Research Seminar	46
Committee on Wharton School Dean–1954-1955	46
Term Teaching Records Fall 1940-Summer 1955	46
Term Teaching Records ** Mr. Macfarlane	46
Appointments and Recommendations 1927-1928	46
Fellowships Elsewhere	46
Vacancies Elsewhere	46
Registration for first term 1926-1927	46
Registration for 2nd term 1925-1926	46
Thomas C. Cochran–Personal Correspondence, 1952-1953 — 1954-1955	48
American Civilization Fellowships, 1954-1955, 1955-1956	48
American Sociological Meetings, Sept. 3-5,1952, McKelvey paper on Urbanism	48
Book Reviews, 1952-1953	48
Economic History Catalogue Materials, 1953-1954.	48
Committee on Educational Policy of the, Educational Council, Secretary, 1952	48
Historigraphical Committee	48
Committee on Honorary Degrees, 1952-1953	48
Journal of Economic History Correspondence, 1952-1953	48
Lampard, Eric — Committee on Economic History, 1952-1953	48
Nomination Committee–American Historical Assoc., 1952-1953; Chairman	48
Pershouse Papers 1794-1862–Rare book Room, U. of Penna. May, 1963	48
Department Planning, Land and City U. of Pa., 1952-1953–Proposal of Program	48
U. Senate and Educational Policy Committee, 1952-1953	48
Miscellaneous papers and correspondence Dr. Francis and Dr. Lingelbach	51
Miscellaneous papers and correspondence Dr. Sioussat	52
Miscellaneous papers and correspondence Dr. Sioussat	53
Miscellaneous papers and correspondence Dr. Sioussat	54
Economic Instructorship, Dr. Nichols Chairman, 1937	55
Dr. Howland’s chairmanship, correspondence, second term 1937-1938 and first term 1938-1939	55
Outline of Future Development, Dept. of	55
Dr. Shryrock’s chairmanship correspondence second term 1939-1940, first term 1940-1941	55
Assistantship Applications 1938-1943	55
Summer School 1938, 1940, 1941	55
Ancient History applications 1940	55
Fellowship applications 1939-1940, 1942-1943	55
Medieval vacancy, 1940	55
Graduate grade sheets 1953-1955	55
Grade sheets 1920-1946	56
Grade sheets 1942-1950	57
Loewenberg Manuscript, Papers – Committee on Medicine and the changing order	58
Loewenberg Manuscript, Correspondence 1796 (?)	58
Loewenberg Manuscript, Obsolete course exams	58
Loewenberg Manuscript, Comprehensive exams for history majors	58
Lynn Case personal correspondence, 1957 Jan.-1959 Dec., A – E	59
Lynn Case personal correspondence, 1957 Jan.-1959 Dec., F – J	59
Lynn Case personal correspondence, 1957 Jan.-1959 Dec., F – J	60
Lynn Case personal correspondence, K – P Jan. 1957- Dec. 1958	60
Lynn Case personal correspondence, K – P Dec. 1958 – Jan. 1960	60
Lynn Case personal correspondence, R – Z Jan. 1957 – Dec. 1960	61
Lynn Case personal correspondence, R – Z Jan. 1960 – Dec. 1961	61
Lynn Case personal correspondence, Dr. Case 1959 and 1960 “News Letter”	61
Lynn Case personal correspondence, 1955 Jan. -1956 Dec., A – H	62
Lynn Case personal correspondence, 1955 Jan. -1956 Dec., I – Q	62
Lynn Case personal correspondence, 1955 Jan. -1956 Dec., R – Z	62
Conyers Read personal correspondence 1947-1950	63
T. Cochran reprints received 1952	63
Individual graduate records 1948-1950	63
Lynn Case personal correspondence	64
Graduate grade sheets 1923-1929	64
Individual graduate records 1950-1957	64
News letter folders 1959	64
News letter folders 1960-1961	64
T. Cochran personal correspondence 1956-1960	65
T. Cochran personal and chairmanship correspondence, 1953-1954, 1955-1956	66
T. Cochran chairmanship correspondence and The Preston Report 1953-1955	67
Dissertation approval of graduate students 1948-1950 ASTP 1945 on (cf. UPH 9.9 ASTP) Grades History 7-8, 1921-1928	68
Graduate student thesis information Spring 1946	69
Grades 1921-1928 History 1, 2, 3	69
Loose papers of Dr. Sioussat Papers for History 7 in 1920	70
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Chairmanship: Correspondence and Miscellaneous Material	Box	Folder
Dr. Whitaker Chairmanship Correspondence 1938-1942	71
Applications for various departmental positions, 1938-1942	71
Department minutes to 1938	71
Dr. Whitaker – Undergraduate Chairmanship Correspondence, 1946-1947	71
Dr. Whitaker – Graduate Chairmanship Correspondence, 1947-1949	71
Dr. Whitaker Chairmanship Correspondence
July 1, 1955 – June 30, 1957, A through B	72
July 1, 1955 – June 30, 1957, C through E, (including Executive	72
Committee folders)	72
July 1, 1955 – June 30, 1957, F through P (including Personnel,	72
1957-1958)	72
July 1, 1955 – June 30, 1957, Positions through XYZ	73
June 5 through July, 1958	73
September, 1944 – October 31, 1944	73
July, 1942 – August 15, 1943	73
Dr. Nichols’ Graduate Chairmanship Correspondence, 1941-1942	73
Dr. Whitaker’s Chairmanship Correspondence, September 1944 – July 1, 1945	74
Dr. Nichols’ Graduate Chairmanship Correspondence
August 23, 1943 – September 1944	74
November 1, 1944 – March 1, 1945	74
July, 1946 – April, 1948	74
June – September, 1948	74
August 1, 1949 – September 1, 1951	74
July 1, 1951 – June 30, 1952	74
Dr. La Monte’s Graduate Correspondence Summer, 1947	74
Dr. Shryrock’s Chairmanship Correspondence, July 1, 1943 – July 1944	75
Dr. Case’s Graduate Chairmanship Correspondence
1949-1950 and 1950-1951 A – H	75
1949-1950 and 1950-1951 I – Z	75
Dr. Conyers Read’s Chairmanship Correspondence, 1947 – 1948	75
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Dr. Lynn M. Case (1st package)	Box	Folder
Admissions Committee	76
American Historical Association (lst Collaboration letter)	76
A. H. A. (2nd Collaboration letter)	76
A. H. A. (3rd Collaboration letter)	76
Annals	76
Conference on French History, 1957	76
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Dr. Lynn M. Case (2nd package)	Box	Folder
Public Relations	76
Educational Committee	76
New Courses	76
Candidates for Honorary Membership (A. H. A.)	76
Correspondence regarding possible appointment in “Modern German Fields” Spring, 1961	76
A. H. A. Program	76
Annals, 1961-1962	76
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Dr. Lynn M. Case (3rd package)	Box	Folder
Research Committee, 1958-1959	76
Provost Rhoads’ Portrait	76
Research Committee	76
Phi Beta Kappa, 1958	76
Phi Beta Kappa	76
Graduate Fellowship Committee	76
Grants	76
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Dr. Lynn M. Case (4th package)	Box	Folder
Newsletter, 1962	76
Job Applications, 1959-1960, 1960-1961	76
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Thomas C. Cochran (1st package)	Box	Folder
Thomas C. Cochran Correspondence Chairman, 1954-1955	76
European History	76
Vacancy 1954-1955	76
Favorable Applicants and Answers	76
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Thomas C. Cochran (2nd package)	Box	Folder
Medieval History	76
Vacancy 1954-1955	76
Favorable Applicants	76
Thomas C. Cochran (3rd package), Conference in the Department	76
Thomas C. Cochran (4th package), European Answers Received	76
Minutes of the Department of History 1910 to 1918	77
Department Projects, 1930-1933	77
Advanced Credits, 1931-1936	77
Chairman’s Correspondence: Bowden 1930-1931	77
Chairman’s Correspondence: Sioussat 1933-1934	77
Chairman’s Correspondence: Honland 1934-1936	77
Chairman’s Correspondence: Watts 1935-1936	77
Cheney Portrait	77
American Historical Association Membership	77
List, April, 1917	77
The Every Day Correspondence Chairman File of Dr. Sioussat, April – June, 1930	77
Memorial in Dr. Honland	78
Portraits: Drs. Cheney, Robinson, Pomfret	78
Ames bequest	78
Memo on Department project 1925	78
Ames Book Fund	78
Ames Memorial List	78
List of Custom House Books at U. of P., 1932	78
Published research	78
Memorial for Dr. Mc Kinley	78
Report on projects and grants, 1936-1937	78
1941-1942 Centers of Civilization	78
Educational Council 1945	78
Department report on expansion, 1925	78
Bibliographical data of members of the History Department, 1930-1960	78
Contents from locked file	78
American Economic History, Bibliography 1952	78
Cameron, Rendo, January, 1953	78
Darrow, Robert M. December 1952	78
Dill folder	78
Durand, John Dana (Economic History, European) December, 1952	78
English History, September, 1951	78
Far Eastern History, 1950	78
Far Eastern Appointment – Boade	78
Far Eastern History, 1944-1949	78
Ferguson, Wallace K. (Medieval History, June, 1954)	78
David Hecht, European History	78
Kitson Clark, George, December 1952	78
Londes, David S. European Economic, January 1952	78
McCaffery, Wallace T. English History, September 1951	78
Marsak, Leonard, Replacement for 1 year for Dr. Dill, March, 1953	78
Rosinger, Lawrence K. Far Eastern History, 1947-1949	78
Russia and Near East, 1949	78
Carl E. Schorske, 1955	78
Dr. James M. Smith, 1956	78
Teng, S. Y. Far Eastern History, 1950	78
Webb, Robert K. English History October 1, 1951	78
Letter: Dr. Cheney to Dr. Lingelbach 1923	78
General Department Business 1920-1921, 1923-1924, 1924-1925	78
Majors: 1926-1927	78
Miss Van Bibber	78
Middle States and Maryland History Teachers Association 1925-1926-1927	78
Applications for position other than assistantships, 1946-1947	78
Summer School: 1947, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953	78
Conference on French History February 3-4, 1956	78
Dr. Richard Herr – Recommendations	78
Student Records, Undergraduate, graduating and not graduating, 1964-1965, A – M	79
Student Records, Undergraduate, graduating and not graduating, 1964-1965, N – Z	80
Chairman Correspondence 1953-1962	81
Official Dept. files	81
Chairman 1963-1965	81
Wallach Correspondence to 1956	81
Stipends Committee	81
News 1965	81
Dr. Richard Burgess Barlow 1961-1962	81
Whitfield Jenks Bell	81
Appointment in Classical History field 1961-1962	81
New Appointments 1961-1962	81
Appointments in Spanish History 1961	81
Dr. Morton Keller 1958	81
Medieval History 1950	81
Medieval History (confidential)	81
Placement	81
Post-Doctoral Fellowship Correspondence with Rockefeller Foundation	81
Memorial in Honor of Conyers Read	81
Richard H. Shyrock 1957	81
Dr. Whitaker	81
Budget Records 1946-1963	81
Dr. Case’s Graduate Chairmanship Correspondence 1952-1954 A-F; G-Z	82
Incl. all AHA Smoker correspondence 1952-1954	82
Applications for Assistant Instructorships 1961-1962	82
Appointees, alternates, rejections, late applications, inquiries	82
Placement 1961-1962	82
Furber Chairmanship 1959-1961 A-Z	83
Dr. Case, B-C, 1959-1961	83
Dr. Case, A-C, 1961-1963	83
Undergraduate History Majors Records, Graduates 1966	84
Whitaker’s chairmanship correspondence, 1951-1953	85
Whitaker’s chairmanship correspondence, 1961-1962	85
Whitaker’s chairmanship correspondence, 1962-1963	86
AHA Smoker, December 29, 1955	86
AHA Smoker, December 28, 1956	86
Veterans Contact correspondence, Summer 1954	86
Veterans Contact correspondence, 1954-1955	86
Veterans Contact correspondence, Summer 1955	86
Veterans Contact correspondence, Summer 1956	86
Veterans Contact correspondence, 1956-1957	86
Veterans Contact correspondence, Summer 1957	86
Dr. Watts vacancy correspondence	86
Dr. Holden Furber’s chairmanship correspondence, A-Z 1954-1957	87
Dr. Furber’s personal correspondence, September 1959 – June 1961	87
Dr. Cochran’s correspondence as Acting Chairman, July – August 1959 and Summer	87
Department files and correspondence on: European Vacancy	87
Department files and correspondence on: Educational Council	87
Department files and correspondence on: Education	87
Department files and correspondence on: Provost	87
Department files and correspondence on: General Education Committee	87
Department files and correspondence on: Baccalaureate Committee	87
Dr. Case’s book review correspondence, A-J, July 1953 – December 1954	87
Dr. Case’s book review correspondence, K – Z, July 1953 – Dec. 1954	88
Dr. Case’s personal correspondence, 1951-1954	88
Folders: Lynn M. Case, Professor of European History	89
Research Committee 1961-1963	89
Westminister Joint Commission 1963-1964	89
Faculty Club 1963-1964	89
Annenberg Committee	89
History Department News 1964	89
Baccalaureate Council – Dr. Case, 1962	89
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Correspondence, Dr. Case, 1961-1963 (no A-L could be found; believed to be in Box 5, 7/25/67, sent to Archives)	Box	Folder
D – H	89
I – M	89
Mc – R	89
S – Z	89
F. Hilary Conroy, Professor-Grad. Chairman Correspondence: 7/1/62 – 6/30/64	89
Department Placement, 1962-1963, Dr. Case	90
Job Placement, 1963-1964, I, Dr. Case	90
Job Placement, 1963-1964, II, Dr. Case	90
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Teaching Fellowships, 1953-1964	Box	Folder
1.) Reappointments	90
2.) Appointments	90
3.) Alternates	90
4.) Rejections	90
Assistantship Applications 1962-1963, 1 folder of inquiries	90
Assistantship Applications 1962-1963, 1 folder of applications, Those turned down	90
Assistantship Applications 1962-1963, 1 folder of applications, Those who turned down	90
Assistantships, 1962-1963, Statements from Present Assistants, 1961-1962	90
Assistantships, 1962-1963, Alternates 1962-1963	90
Placement Letters – Manila envelope, Dr. Furber, (Placement Co-ordinator, 1965-1966)	90
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Graduate Chairman’s correspondence – F. Hilary Conroy, Professor of History 1962-1964	Box	Folder
Copy of Alumni list 1963	90
Former students in Medieval History	90
Fellowship lists	90
Acceptance of Fellowships and scholarships, 1962-1963	90
Department meetings on scholarships, 1963	90
Rating lists	90
Information on new History courses 1962	90
Job Placement, Dr. Holden Furber, 1965-1966	90
Records of History Majors who Graduated in 1967	91 (merged with Box 92?)
Correspondence and other material to 1967 regarding Translations and Reprints–Placed in Center Box No. 91	91 (merged with Box 92?)
Records of History Majors who graduated in Spring, 1968	93
Dr. Shyrock – Reports of Grades, 1931-1932	94
Executive Committee, Dept. Reports: 1947-1958	94
Dr. Case’s Correspondence, 1965-1967	94
Folders of History Majors who graduated in 1969 (detailed list in inventory folder)	97
Material from Dr. Dodson’s office (6/30/71) to be incorporated	98 and 99
Grade sheets, by course, Fall ~ Spring 1965, College, C.G.S., Summer School, Full list in folder.	100
Student records, College, C.W., C.G.S., Wharton, years uncertain, B – Y	100
Student records, College, C.W., C.G.S., Wharton, years uncertain, A – Y	100
Student records, College, C.W., C.G.S., Wharton, years uncertain, Full list in folder	100
Student records, 1968 graduates, 1969 graduates, 1970 graduates, College, College for Women. Full list in folder.	101
Student records, 1971 graduates, College, College for Women. Full list in folder.	102
Grade Sheets, by course, Fall ~ Spring 1966, College, C.G.S., Summer School, Full list in folder.	103
Term Teaching Records, Fall 1955 – Fall 1965	104
Faculty Activities Reports, 1958 – 1967-1968	104
Pre-registration, Enrollment, Rosters, Fall 1965-1969 (not complete)	104
Student Files, History Majors (including xeroxes of transcripts), late 1960’s to early 1970’s [Ring-binder note: “RECORDS LIFE ENDS: April 1984”]	104
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African-American History Faculty Search, 1993-1995	Box	Folder
Applicant list	105	1
Application file
A	105	2
B	105	3
B-C	105	4
C	105	5
Co-Cr	105	6
D (1)	105	7
D (2)	105	8
E	105	9
F	105	10
F-G	105	11
G	105	12
Gr	105	13
Ha	105	14
Hi-Hu	105	15
J	105	16
K	105	17
K-L	105	18
M (1)	105	19
M (2)	105	20
Mc	105	21
O-P	105	22
R	105	23
S	105	24
T	105	25
W (I)	105	26
W (II)	105	27
Vitae curriculum, 1993 Dec.	105	28
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Chinese History Faculty Search	Box	Folder
Applicant lists, etc. 1993-1994	105	29
Application file
Ben-Ber	106	1
Ca-Ch	106	2
Ch	106	3
Cs-Do	106	4
E	106	5
F-G	106	6
Fog	106	7
H	106	8
Hev	106	9
I	106	10
Jud	106	11
K	106	12
L	106	13
late applicants	106	14
Lee	106	15
Li-Lin	106	16
Liu-Lu	106	17
M	106	18
Mac.-Mc	106	19
N-P	106	20
R	106	21
Reed	106	22
S	106	23
T	106	24
W	106	25
X	106	26
Y	106	27
Z	106	28
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European Economic History Faculty Search, 1993	Box	Folder
Applicant list	106	29
Application file
A	106	30
B	106	31
C-D	106	32
D	106	33
E-F	106	34
G	106	35
H-I	107	1
K	107	2
L	107	3
M	107	4
P	107	5
R	107	6
S	107	7
T	107	8
V	107	9
W-Z	107	10
Penn Ph.D. students in Economics	107	11
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European Intellectual History Faculty Search, 1993	Box	Folder
Applicant list	107	12
Application file
Ai-Al	107	13
Ar-Au	107	14
Be	107	15
Bi-Bu	107	16
Ca-Cl	107	17
Co-Cr	107	18
E	107	19
F	107	20
G	107	21
H	107	22
I-K	107	23
L	107	24
Ma	107	25
Mc-Mu	107	26
N	107	27
Pa-Pi	107	28
Po-Pr	107	29
R	107	30
Sc-Sl	107	31
So-Su	107	32
T	108	1
V	108	2
W	108	3
Y-Z	108	4
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Japanese History Faculty Search, 1992-1993	Box	Folder
Applicant list	108	5
Application file
A-C	108	6
F-K	108	7
L-M	108	8
S-W	108	9
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U.S. Women’s History Faculty Search, 1994	Box	Folder
Applicant list	108	10
Application file
E-L	108	11
M-S	108	12
T-W	108	13
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Senior Honors Thesis	Box	Folder
Cohen, Scott, “Urban Renewal in West Philadelphia: an Examination of the University of Pennsylvania’s Planning, Expansion, and Community Role from the Mid-1940s to the Mid-1970s,” 1998	108	14
Cridland, C. Jedediah, “Legislating Morality: Quakers and Colonial Pennsylvania Political Power,” 1999	108	15
Friedman, Steven Morgan, “’The Spirit of Insubordination’: Students and Secularization at the University of Pennsylvania…in the First Half of the 19th Century,” 1998	108	16
Imbesi, Hazel Marie, “Bossism, Corruption, Reform and the Union League in Postbellum Philadelphia, 1865-1900,” 1999	108	17
Levenson, Lisa, “In Philadelphia, Nearly Everybody Read the Bulletin: the 82 Demise of Philadelphia’s Newspaper of Record…,” 1997	108	18
Wilensky, Eric Robbins, “Pennsylvania 1945-1975: the Metamorphosis of an Undergraduate Student Body: a Study of Institutional Identity at the University of Pennsylvania,”1996	108	19
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Student files, 1955-1997	Box	Folder
A	108	20-22
B	108	23-38
C-Ch	108	39-42
Co-Cu	109	1 to 5
De- Du	109	6 to 12
E	109	13-14
Fa-Fr	109	15-22
Ga-Gr	109	23-29
Ha- Hor	109	30-42
I	109	43-45
Ja-Jo	109	46-49
Ke-Kn	109	50-51
La-Lo	110	1 to 7
Ma-Mo	110	8 to 16
O	110	17-18
Pa-Pr	110	19-24
Re-Ru	110	25-32
Sch-Si	110	33-42
Sm-Sw	111	1 to 9
Te-Tr	111	10 to 15
U-V	111	16-20
Wa-Wu	111	21-27
Y-Z	111	28-33
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Department of History Records UPB 1.9H

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