The Linda Lear Center for Special Collections and Archives

This series of correspondence details the formation of Connecticut College for Women. This includes responses to fundraising letters, discussions of trustee and staff positions, a sketch of a possible campus site, as well as letters of interest in the college from parents. There are also a large amount of letters from James Lee Love, which discuss his recommendation for a first President of the college and the final appointment of Dr. Sykes to the position.

The chronological files consist of fifteen boxes organized by year from 1870 to 1959. These files, many of which contain notes and clippings found elsewhere in the collection, consist largely of newspaper clippings, correspondence (copies, transcriptions, and extracts), notes, and photocopied documents.

This series of correspondence details the formation of Connecticut College for Women. This includes responses to fundraising letters, discussions of trustee and staff positions, a sketch of a possible campus site, as well as letters of interest in the college from parents. There are also a large amount of letters from James Lee Love, which discuss his recommendation for a first President of the college and the final appointment of Dr. Sykes to the position.

This series of correspondence details the formation of Connecticut College for Women. This includes responses to fundraising letters, discussions of trustee and staff positions, a sketch of a possible campus site, as well as letters of interest in the college from parents. There are also a large amount of letters from James Lee Love, which discuss his recommendation for a first President of the college and the final appointment of Dr. Sykes to the position.

The chronological files consist of fifteen boxes organized by year from 1870 to 1959. These files, many of which contain notes and clippings found elsewhere in the collection, consist largely of newspaper clippings, correspondence (copies, transcriptions, and extracts), notes, and photocopied documents.

The chronological files consist of fifteen boxes organized by year from 1870 to 1959. These files, many of which contain notes and clippings found elsewhere in the collection, consist largely of newspaper clippings, correspondence (copies, transcriptions, and extracts), notes, and photocopied documents.

This series of correspondence details the formation of Connecticut College for Women. This includes responses to fundraising letters, discussions of trustee and staff positions, a sketch of a possible campus site, as well as letters of interest in the college from parents. There are also a large amount of letters from James Lee Love, which discuss his recommendation for a first President of the college and the final appointment of Dr. Sykes to the position.

The chronological files consist of fifteen boxes organized by year from 1870 to 1959. These files, many of which contain notes and clippings found elsewhere in the collection, consist largely of newspaper clippings, correspondence (copies, transcriptions, and extracts), notes, and photocopied documents.

The chronological files consist of fifteen boxes organized by year from 1870 to 1959. These files, many of which contain notes and clippings found elsewhere in the collection, consist largely of newspaper clippings, correspondence (copies, transcriptions, and extracts), notes, and photocopied documents.

The chronological files consist of fifteen boxes organized by year from 1870 to 1959. These files, many of which contain notes and clippings found elsewhere in the collection, consist largely of newspaper clippings, correspondence (copies, transcriptions, and extracts), notes, and photocopied documents.