Burton, Marion Le Roy, 1874-1925
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Alfred Vance Churchill Papers
Professor of Fine Arts. Collection contains biographical material, correspondence, material related to museum and art collecting, publications, and teaching materials.
Ethel Hale Freeman Papers
Alumnae, Instructor, drama. Collection contains correspondence, materials related to Lend-a-Hand Dramatic Club, class notes, plays, photographs, and memorabilia.
John Morton Greene papers
Pastor of Sophia Smith, generally regarded as the originator of the idea of founding Smith College as a college for women. Papers contain biographical information, personal and professional correspondence, recollections, journals, manuscripts, photographs, and published works. There are also articles and clippings pertaining to his life, Sophia Smith, and the early history and founding of Smith College.
Laurenus Clark Seelye papers
Letter from Marion Le Roy Burton (1874-1925) to Mrs. Samuel F. Clarke, 1915-12-03
President Burton is glad that Clarke (Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence) has agreed to help President Seelye by writing a chapter on student life for his book about the early history of Smith College. Burton discusses logistics of Clarke's travel and expenses, which will be covered by the college.
Letter from Marion Le Roy Burton to John T. Stoddard, 1915-06
A "nonsense letter written at the request of Florence Jackson '93 as a part of the Colloquium fun at '95's 20th reunion." The letter chastizes Professor Stoddard for not seeing to the needs of the college during his sabbatical.
Office of the President Marion Le Roy Burton files
Marion LeRoy Burton was the second president of Smith College and later president of the University of Minnesota and the University of Michigan. This collection contains correspondence, publications, sermons, photographs, and press articles.