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Silver Pentagon Society records
This collection contains records pertaining to the Silver Pentagon Society at Washington College including minutes, accounts, correspondence, council notes, activities schedules, and its affiliation with Blue Key Honor Fraternity and Omicron Delta Kappa.
Sketch of Washington College campus
This collection contains a hand-drawn sketch of the Washington College campus with some sites of proposed buildings. It was drawn on the back of stationary from the Voshell House, proprietor George E. Lambert, Chestertown, Maryland. It is undated and unsigned but based on the notation of Bunting Hall and William Smith Hall as future buildings puts it around 1903.
Sophie Kerr collection
This collection contains some of Sophie Kerr’s personal records and artifacts including her marriage license, scrapbook, correspondence, and photographs. There is also information on Sophie Kerr herself and on the Sophie Kerr Prize at Washington College.
Stam family genealogy
This collection contains one genealogical note related to the Stam family of Chestertown, Maryland, specifically Johannes Rudolph Stam, his wife Mary Magdalene Kuhl, and their son John Louis. Genealogical information is limited; note primarily contains the subjects' birthdays and parents' names. Some information contained in this genealogical note differ from other known genealogies.
Student Army Training Corps records
This collection contains records for the Student Army Training Corps at Washington College, including correspondence, memorandum, circulars, and bulletins, as well as the physical exam reports for the students involved.
Student creative writing essays
The Collegian records
This collection contains the records for The Collegian from 1922 to 1924. They are mostly financial records and correspondence regarding advertising and sales. There are also several small sketches for the magazine.
The Dale Adams Heritage Exchange records
This collection contains the constitution and bylaws, financial documents, administrative records, and event fliers. Ruth Shoge, one of the group's Faculty Representatives, primarily collected materials.