This collection includes correspondence regarding student unrest and court case Belk vs. Eliot.  It also includes syllabi, outlines, notes, and tests from courses taught by Robert G. Dixon, Jr. at Washington University.

This collection programs, newsclippings, photographs, and memories from William Greenleaf Eliot, Jr.’s high school and college days.

This collection contains material relating to Washington University, correspondence, Harvard material, law files, governmental papers, personal papers of Mr. and Mrs. Eliot, scrapbooks, honorary degrees, photos and certificates. 

The papers of William G. Eliot include diaries, letters, published works, published and unpublished sermons and talks, newspaper clippings of articles written by or about Eliot, photographs; and biographical and other material about Eliot. Also included in the collection are enslavement documents, which include letters and bonds of indemnity as Eliot purchased enslaved persons in order to emancipate them.

The Joseph H. Farrow Papers consists of five scrapbooks. Scrapbooks 1-3 contains congratulatory letters to Farrow on earning an Emeritus positon at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Scrapbook 4 contains event programs, news clippings and articles written by or discussing Farrow. Scrapbook 5 contains awards and photographs of Dr. E. H. Skinner and photographs of Farrow.

This collection contains the papers, notes, and correspondence of Eugene Feenburg. 

This collection contains a broad range of materials including correspondence and publications, course content and teaching materials, research related information and photographs, and a variety of audiovisual materials related to Washington University, its Physics Department, and the life and work of Michael Wulf Friedlander.

Use of quotation marks indicative of original wording provided by Michael Friedlander. Folder titles supplied by Archivist as noted.

The Emanuel S. Georges Papers consist of notebooks, classroom notes, material used while an undergraduate and graduate student at Washington University and as a postgraduate student at the University of California, Berkeley.

This collection consists of the personal papers of Dietrich Gerhard. Formats include original manuscripts (including a Niebuhr letter), correspondence, scraps of note paper, newspaper clippings, and various publications. Gerhard’s original order of arrangement, particularly with regards to the history lecture notes has been maintained whenever possible.