This collection contains materials related to the history and operation of the College throughout its history. A majority of the materials are ephemera and collateral, invitations and programs, fliers, and emails. This is an artificial collection created when Frederick W. Dumschott wrote his book Washington College. Since then, each year materials are added to the collection. This collection is organized by academic year.

Includes correspondence regarding the registrants for the local draft board and the Peace Treaty referendum by colleges.

This series contains the bulk of the collection and include genealogical research and materials for the Hubbard, Ross, and Morris families. It also includes family papers including correspondence, photographs, clippings, and other materials for the families.

Mainly concerns Military Training for alumni and current students in aid of the War effort.

As South Africa's first female war correspondent Larrabee covered the Allied Invasion of the South of France as well as combat in Italy and Egypt.

Classical military postcard from a son to his father, he asks about the family and emphasizes that he is doing just fine.

This collection contains negatives and photographs taken by Alan at various Washington College events and in his capacity as a portrait photographer. The negatives are suffering from vinegar syndrome, a type of degradation common to the plastics used at that time. The negatives have been scanned and are available in digital format.

This collection contains negatives and photographs taken by Alan at various Washington College events and in his capacity as a portrait photographer. The negatives are suffering from vinegar syndrome, a type of degradation common to the plastics used at that time. The negatives have been scanned and are available in digital format.