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  MS-128: Papers of William C. Darrah

  G. Ronald Couchman

  This collection consists of material retained by William Darrah as it related to his position as an administrator and a faculty member at Gettysburg College. It includes correspondence, college reports, and other materials related to his interest in the history of photography and Gettysburg College.
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  MS-129: Burlew Letters

  Rachel B. Hammer

  This collection consists of letter written between Aaron E. Burlew, John W. Burlew, and Carrie Burlew, all siblings from Atkinsons Mills, Pennsylvania, during the Civil War.
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  MS-130: World War I Letters of Henry W. Straus

  Devin McKinney

  This collection comprises 48 letters from Henry W. Straus to his wife Anna. They were written between June 1918 and March 1919, when Henry, as a U.S. Army medical officer, was serving a British ambulance corps in France.
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  MS-131: Bair-Kohler-Berger Family at 339 Carlisle Street Collection

  Karen Dupell Drickamer

  The collection contains materials documenting the lives of the Bair, Kohler, and Berger families who lived at 339 Carlisle Street, as well as information about Judge David Wills’ family. Also contains materials on Katalysine Springs and the Springs Hotel of Gettysburg.
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  MS-132: Norman O. Forness Papers

  Karen Dupell Drickamer

  This collection contains materials related to Forness' interest in architecture, his research on John Dempwolf (a German architect from York, PA who designed Glatfelter Hall, Brua Hall, and McKinght Hall), teaching materials, and records of his time on the Historical Architecture Review Board for the Borough of Gettysburg.
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  MS-133: John F. Kent Collection, Company D, New York First Cavalry Regiment

  Julia D. Marshella

  This collection contains diaries, letters, photographs, recipes, and several documents and artifacts belonging to John F. Kent. Kent was born in Scotland, emigrated to America with his parents as a small child. He enlisted in the New York First Cavalry Regiment in 1861, eventually becoming Full Sargent.
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  MS-134: William C. Wright Collection of the Eugene McCarthy 1968 Presidential Campaign

  Karen Dupell Drickamer

  This collection contains the remaining records of the Delaware State Steering Committee during the 1968 Eugene McCarthy presidential campaign. It includes newsletters, flyers, posters, newspapers, a 45 rpm recording, campaign instructions, posters, and buttons.
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  MS-135: George Currier’s Notes on the Lectures Delivered at the Medical Department of Pennsylvania College at Philadelphia, 1849-1850

  Karen Dupell Drickamer

  The collection consists of George Currier’s three manuscript books of lecture notes on anatomy, clinical work, surgery, case studies, obstetrics, diseases and treatment, herbs, tonics, narcotics, etc. Currier also drew detailed illustrations of sailing and steam ships interspersed among the pages as well as sketches of professors, soldiers, flags, etc.
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  MS-136: Temma Berg Collection

  Julia D. Marshella

  This collection consists of over 100 letters, postcards, and telegrams from Temma Berg during her time abroad living in Holland and traveling through Europe.
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  MS-137: Medical Department of Pennsylvania College at Philadelphia Collection

  Karen Dupell Drickamer

  This is an artificial collection of Medical Department catalogs and announcements obtained over time, as well as lists of faculty and alumni created by Samuel G. Hefelbower during his research for his 1932 history of the College. It also includes an institutional history by Dr. William H. Gobrecht.
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  MS-138: Emile O. Schmidt Collection

  Chelsea M. Bucklin

  This collection represents an interesting variety of research materials in the area of theatre arts. The majority of the play books are from Owl & Nightingale productions directed by Emile Schmidt, the plays are written by Emile Schmidt, and there's a costume sketch created by Emile Schmidt.
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  MS-139: Jerome O. Hanson Collection

  Chelsea M. Bucklin

  This collection consists of photograph slides of theatrical productions and projects produced at Gettysburg College and in the town of Gettysburg. The majority of this collection has been digitized and can be accessed upon request to Special Collections.
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  MS-142: World War II Correspondence of Clarence and Helen Haldeman

  Devin McKinney

  The bulk of the letters in the collection were written by Clarence and Helen Haldeman between 1943 and 1946, while Clarence was being trained at various bases by the Army Air Corps, and later serving in a bomber squadron in the Pacific Theater of Operations.
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  MS-143: Frederick Weiser ’57 Papers

  Stephanie Bowen

  This collection consists of materials relating to the Pennsylvania German Society, Weiser's personal travels through the United States and Europe, Weiser's time at Gettysburg College, and Weiser's own research on the Lutheran Church, genealogy, and German culture.
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  MS-146: Lillian Mae Pittenturf Hollebaugh Albums

  Amy E. Lucadamo

  This collection of photograph albums encompasses parents, cousins, and friends of Lillian Mae Pittenturf Hollebaugh and several of her husband’s nieces, cousins, and an aunt and uncle. The photos and families were located in the greater Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania areas.
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  MS-147: Lieutenant Andrew R. Kane Letters

  Amy E. Lucadamo

  This collection is made up of 28 letters sent to Andrew R. Kane of Philadelphia, PA from May 31-July 15, 1918 while he was serving with the 112th Infantry, Company C in France. They were sent by the women in his family: his mother, two sisters, his sister-in-law, and girlfriend.
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  MS-148: John Alexander Kinnear WWI Letters

  Dori L. Gorczyca

  The letters of John Alexander Kinnear consist of 7 postcards and 92 letters which were written by Kinnear to his family living near Lexington Virginia while he was serving in the US Ambulance Service during World War I.
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  MS-150: Battle of Gettysburg 150th Commemoration Collection

  Chelsea M. Bucklin, Bryan G. Caswell, and Amy E. Lucadamo

  This collection seeks to preserve the course and experience of the commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg and other related historical events. The collection records the many commemorative events that were held over a two-year period.
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  MS-151: Dr. Edward F. Sipe ’26 Papers

  Angela A. Badore

  This collection consists primarily of letters, photographs, and academic materials from Gettysburg College in 1922-1926, as well as miscellaneous memorabilia from that time and a small amount of alumni materials.
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  MS-152: Papers of Harold A. Dunkelberger ‘36

  Jenna E. Fleming

  This collection includes materials relating to Harold A. Dunkelberger’s life and work in relation to Gettysburg College and the Lutheran Church, as well as his personal and family relationships.