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SUMMARY INFORMATION Creator Robert College Title and dates Robert College Records, 1858-1986 Abstract These records contain information related to the formation of Robert College (Bebek, Turkey). They document the founders' attempts to define the mission of a Christian college within the Ottoman Empire, their efforts to obtain permission to purchase land, and their efforts to gain necessary permits to build upon the site. Size 55 linear feet (108 document boxes, volumes, and oversize material) Call number MS#1445 Location Columbia University Butler Library, 6th Floor Rare Book and Manuscript Library 535 West 114th Street

Robert College Records

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New York, NY 10027 Language(s) of material English, Turkish, Bulgarian. History of Robert College

Robert College, the first American-sponsored college founded outside the United States, opened its doors in Bebek, Turkey, in 1863 with four students. The following year the American trustees obtained papers

of incorporation in the State of New York allowing the institution to raise funds in support of the experiment. The College was an outgrowth of American missionary efforts within the Ottoman Empire, but had no formal connection with the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. Under the leadership of the Reverend Cyrus Hamlin, a Congregational minister, who had spent many years in Turkey, and with the support of Christopher R. Robert, a prosperous New York merchant, the college gradually became recognized as an important institution for educating the Christian minorities within the Ottoman Empire. Cyrus Hamlin's desire to establish a permanent campus increasingly diverted his energies from administrative duties. After protracted negotiations and considerable resistance from the Turkish authorities, he secured a site above the fortress of Rumeli Hisar overlooking the Bosphorus and began personally to oversee construction of the new building. In the process he became increasingly alienated from his colleagues and as a consequence the trustees shifted responsibility for administering the college to George Washburn, a long time resident of Turkey who had served as I treasurer for the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions before joining the Robert College faculty. In 1871 the College moved to its new campus and while the number of students grew so did the tension between Hamlin and the faculty. In 1877 the trustees officially named Washburn president, though in fact he had been acting as such for some years. During his long tenure, Washburn gradually assembled a faculty of distinguished scholars who firmly established the College's academic reputation. These professors were augmented by tutors from the United States and by local academics. With the death of Christopher Robert in 1878, the College lost one of its leaders and its chief benefactor. However, his generous bequest laid the basis for an endowment. That same year the College's first catalog was published showing that since 1863, 912 students of many nationalities had attended and 76 had graduated. The number of students grew markedly during the l880s but in the process the physical plant and equipment gradually became outmoded and faculty morale declined. In the United States a new group of trustees was recruited, and men such as John S. Kennedy, Cleveland H. Dodge and William Sloane inspired an ambitious building program that both expanded and revitalized the College. In 1903, Dr. Caleb F. Gates succeeded George Washburn as president. During his twenty-nine year administration the student body underwent a dramatic transformation as the Young Turk movement led to an unprecedented demand for education along western lines. Concurrently, government relaxation of barriers against attending foreign schools encouraged the enrollment of Turkish youngsters in existing institutions such as Robert College.


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In 1912 the School of Engineering was established, a major step in harmony with the needs of a Turkey determined to modernize itself and provide technical education to its young generation. With the coming of World War I, Robert College faced a host of pressures and experienced severe shortages of supplies. Nevertheless, the college continued to fulfill its educational mission. Even after the United States entered the war and severed diplomatic relations with Turkey, Robert College was never obliged to close its doors. A significant indication of the relationship I between the two countries is the fact that there was no declaration of hostilities-- despite the fact that Turkey was allied with the Central Powers. At the end of the war the rising spirit of Turkish nationalism left the fate of an American institution precarious. However, by the 1920s Robert College--which had been in existence for over half a century-- had won the respect of Turkish leaders who recognized the crucial role of education to the process of modernization. Moreover, the United States government had never over the years become associated in the public's mind with efforts to dismember the Ottoman Empire. Finally, President Woodrow Wilson's emphasis on self-determination of nations was in accord with Turkish desires for independence in the wake of World War I. During the 1920s a militantly nationalist Turkish government sought to exercise increased control over all schools through its Ministry of Education. While this thrust was not in accord with American traditions of institutional autonomy, both the government and then college maintained a degree of flexibility over the years that made it possible for generations of Turkish students to become educated in the Western liberal tradition and thereby contribute to the development of modern Turkey. This can be attributed, in some measure, to a respect for the secular traditions of the West on the part of Kemal Ataturk. The retirement of President Caleb Gates in 1932 closed a twenty-nine year chapter in the history of the College. By that time the impact of the worldwide economic depression had severely strained the institution's finances. The trustees appointed Dr. Paul Monroe of Teachers College, Columbia University, to consolidate the college in the face of its reduced income. One of his first moves was the merger of Robert College with the American College for Girls (ACG) under a single president, though the two institutions continued for many years to maintain their separate Boards of Trustees and their separate endowments. The American College for Girls was an outgrowth of an educational experiment called The Home School founded in 1871 in Istanbul by the Woman's Board of Missions and a group of women educators from Boston. In 1890 under the leadership of May Mills Patrick, and with the support of Sarah L. Bowker, Caroline Borden and other Boston women, the school was granted an act of incorporation as an educational institution by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The Home School had been gradually adding post-high school course work over the years and, in June 1891, conferred Bachelor of Arts degrees on its first seven graduates. As in the case of Robert College, ACG enrolled the Christian minorities within the Ottoman Empire. The first Turkish women attended surreptitiously, but more openly and in increasing numbers following the Young Turk uprising of 1908. The process of recruiting faculty members was a difficult one and some instructors pursued graduate work while they taught. In December 1905 a disastrous fire destroyed Barton Hall, the main instructional building, but fortunately no lives were lost. In the next few years Dr. Patrick increased her efforts to expand the college's facilities. By 1914 property had been purchased at Arnavutköy and four new buildings constructed. A fifth, Bingham Hall, was added in 1924. In the


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meantime the college had secured a second charter from the Massachusetts legislature in 1908 allowing it to develop independently from the restrictions of the Woman's Board of Missions. The dedication of the new campus was followed in the same year by the outbreak of World War I. Remarkably, the College survived the privations of wartime Istanbul and the Turkish government permitted it to function even after the U.S. declared war on Turkey's allies, the Central Powers. Although some students represented nationalities at war with each other they continued to pursue their education side-by-side during the four years of the conflict. One of Dr. Patrick's strongest convictions was that medical education be available to women. In 1920, a medical department was opened at ACG together with the founding of The American Hospital (subsequently known as the Admiral Bristol Hospital). By 1924, however, the trustees of the College concluded that they could not continue to fund the medical department. Shortly afterward the Turkish government decided to limit such professional training to its own educational institutions. In 1924 Dr. Patrick retired and was succeeded by Kathryn Newell Adams, who had headed the English Department since 1920. She served until 1931. Prior to the appointment of Paul Monroe in 1932 as the president of both Robert College and the Amerlcan College for Girls, the two institutions had begun sharing instructors for certain elective classes. The stringencies imposed by the depression led to further consolidation. When ill health compelled the retirement of Dr. Monroe in 1935, he was succeeded as head of the two institutions by Dr. Walter Livingston Wright, Jr., an Ottoman scholar whose extensive knowledge of the Near East served the colleges well during an era of profound change in Turkey. President Wright faced the continuous task of maintaining academic standards in the face of financial stringency. The curriculum underwent revision as the College strove to adapt to the needs of a nation undergoing modernization. As Europe's crises of the late 1930s brought war in 1939, it became increasingly difficult to attract qualified teachers. Moreover, when the U.S. became involved in 1941, President Wright was called to Washington to serve as an advisor on Near Eastern affairs. Dean Harold L. Scott, who had served Robert College in several capacities since 1911, guided the institutions through most of the war years acting as president. In 1944 Floyd Henson Black was appointed president of the college. His first teaching position had been as a tutor at Robert College in 1911. In 1914 he had returned to the United States and after completing his doctorate at Harvard he it returned in 1919 to teach Latin. In 1926 he was appointed president of the American College in Sofia where he served for the next eighteen years. By 1944, however, the war forced the closing of the college in Sofia and Floyd Black returned, this time to a combined Robert College and American College for Girls, to lead it into the postwar years. By the war's end the college was highly respected in Turkey and there was no difficulty attracting students. The problems centered on a shortage of faculty and the College's aging physical facilities. Financial constraints and an overburdened faculty threatened an erosion of academic standards, even while extracurricular activities, drama, and athletics flourished. The college found itself at a crossroads and with the impending retirement of Dr. Black in 1955, the faculty sought to re-evaluate the academic needs of the institution while the trustees undertook to seek new sources of funding. In 1955 Dr. Duncan Ballantine, President of Reed College, was appointed by a joint presidential search committee composed of RC and ACG trustees. His mandate was to revitalize the academic programs at the college. After a year-long study sweeping changes were made. The orta, which


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trained eleven to fourteen-year-old youngsters, was phased out. The four-year lise was made comparable to the three-year Turkish lise and designated Robert Academy. The collegiate division was granted permission by the Turkish Government to award Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees as well as Master's degrees in both fields. The college program was reorganized into three departments, the Engineering School, the School of Business Administration, and the School of Science and Foreign Languages. All three departments were to be coeducational. In 1958 a comparable change was made at the level of the trustees, when both Boards of Trustees and both endowments were merged under the corporate name of The Trustees of Robert College of Istanbul. This merger was ratified in 1959 by an amendment to the charter granted by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York. In 1961, Dr. Ballantine resigned and was succeeded in 1962 by Dr. In Patrick Murphy Malin, who had taught Economics at Swarthmore College and later served as executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union. Dr. Malin presided over the centennial celebrations of the college held in 1963. During its first century the college had fulfilled the vision of its chief founders, Christopher Robert, Cyrus Hamlin and Mary Mills Patrick, by educating successive generations of young people, beginning with the Ottoman Empire and continuing under the Turkish Republic. Timeline: 1863 Robert College founded by Hamlin and Robert. 1871 American College for Girls (originally known as The Home School) founded in Gedikpasa. 1874 American College for Girls moved to Uskudar. 1912 Engineering school opened at Robert College (with first civil engineering program in Turkey). 1914 American College for Girls moved to Arnavutköy campus. 1932 Administration of RC and ACG united under leadership of a single president. 1958 Three new schools added to the degree-granting Yuksek (Higher Education) Division of Robert College. Boards of Trustees and endowment funds of both Colleges merged under the name of the Trustees of Robert College of Istanbul. 1971 Robert College Yüksek transferred to the Turkish Government and now carries on the Robert academic tradition as Bogaziçi University. Robert Academy and ACG combined physically on the Arnavutköy campus as a coeducational six-year preparatory school. Description The records of Robert College are organized into fifteen series. Series fifteen of Robert College Records contains a vital documents series, a substantial collection of photographs, and a sizable body of records that relate to both Robert College and the American College for Girls. The collection also contains personal papers of some of the leading figures in the history of each institution, notably Cyrus Hamlin, George Washburn, Christopher Robert, Caleb F. Gates, Mary Mills Patrick and Caroline Borden. Cyrus Hamlin's earliest papers date from the 1830s, while the


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correspondence of the correspondence Caleb Gates and Mary Patrick extends into their retirement years as they continued to remain in close touch with their colleagues and former students. The earliest records of ACG date from 1890, the year of its founding with a charter from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The records are not as complete for the early years as for the later ones. Nevertheless, they document the pioneering role of ACG in opening higher education to women in the Near East and thereby enrich our understanding of the dramatic changes in the changes in the status of women during the twentieth century. The collection contains a large proportion of college officials in Istanbul and the Office York. The vital role played by the trustees and material support to both colleges is well documented. Throughout the correspondence that concerns the operations of the colleges there can be found many commentaries on events in Turkey and the outlying regions of the Ottoman Empire. Moreover, the administrators of both institutions reported on their travels in Europe and the Near East. They wrote about Turkey and conditions during the Russo-Turkish conflict and both World Wars. Finally, they followed with great interest the modernization in Turkey and sought to adapt their own institutions to the far-reaching changes in Turkish society. Thus, while theses records contain the history of two American colleges, they are also significant sources for the study of modern Turkey. Accordingly, extensive descriptions of each record series are provided. Arrangement This collection is arranged in 15 series. Additional I is arranged in 7 series Series I: Origins of the College PAGES 20-21 Subseries I.1: General PAGES 20-21 Subseries I.2: Personal Papers of Cyrus Hamlin PAGE 21 Series II: Records of the Trustees PAGES 21-24 Subseries II. 1: Christopher Robert PAGES 21-23 Subseries II.2: General PAGES 23-24 Series III: Records of the President PAGES 24-31 Subseries III.1: Cyrus Hamlin PAGE 24 Subseries III.2: George Washburn PAGES 24-28 Subseries III.3: Caleb F. Gates PAGES 28-30 Subseries III.4: Monroe, Wright, Black, Ballantine PAGES 30-31 Subseries III.5: Annual Reports PAGE 31 Series IV: Records of the Vice President PAGE 31-32 Series V: Records of the Dean PAGES 31-32 Subseries V.1: Edgar Fisher PAGES 30-31 Subseries V.2: Laurence S. Moore PAGE 32 Subseries V.3: Harold Scott PAGE 32 Subseries V.4: Harold Hazen PAGE 32 Series VI: Records of the Faculty PAGE 32-33 Series VII: Records of the Students PAGE 33 Series VIII: Records of the Alumni PAGE 34 Series IX: Records of the Office of the Trustees, New York PAGES 34-38 Series X: Financial Records PAGE 38-39 Series XI: Official College Events PAGE 39 Series XII: Publications PAGE 40 Series XIII: Historical Writings PAGES 41-44 Series XIV: Oversize Material PAGE 45


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Series XV: Combined Records: Robert College and American College for Girls

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Subseries XV.1: Vital Documents PAGE 45 Sub-subseries XV.1.1: Robert College: Charter Act of Incorporation PAGES 45-46 Sub-subseries XV.1.2: Robert College: Constitution/By-Laws PAGE 46 Sub-subseries XV.1.3: American College for Girls: Act of Incorporation PAGE 47 Sub-subseries XV.1.4: American College for Girls: By-Laws PAGE 47 Sub-subseries XV.1.5: Official Minutes of the Board of Trustees, Executive Committee, Investment Committee

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Sub-subseries XV.1.6: Turkish Government Documents PAGE 48-49 Sub-subseries XV.1.7: Land and Buildings PAGE 49-50 Sub-subseries XV.1.8: Legal Counsel Series PAGE 50 Sub-subseries XV.1.9: Financial Documents PAGE 50 Subseries XV.2: Photograph and Audio-Visual Collection PAGE 51 Sub-subseries XV.2.1: Robert College (pre-197l) Photograph Series PAGE 51 Sub-subseries XV.2.2: American College for Girls (pre-l97l) Photographs PAGE 51 Sub-subseries XV.2.3: Robert College (post-l97l) Photograph Series PAGE 51 Sub-subseries XV.2.4: Robert College/American College for Girls (pre-197l) Photographs

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Sub-subseries XV.2.5: Robert College (pre-l97l)/American College for Girls/Robert College (post-197l) Photographs

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Sub-subseries XV.2.6: Campus/Buildings Photographs PAGE 52-53 Sub-subseries XV.2.7: Miscellaneous Photographs PAGE 53 Sub-subseries XV.2.8: Oversize Photographs PAGE 53 Sub-subseries XV.2.9: Notebooks of Photographs PAGE 53 Sub-subseries XV.2.10: Glass Plate Slides PAGE 53 Sub-subseries XV.2.11: 35mm Slides PAGE 53-54 Sub-subseries XV.2.12: Reel Film PAGE 54 Sub-subseries XV.2.13: Video Cassettes PAGE 54 Sub-subseries XV.2.14: Reel-to-Reel Tapes PAGES 54-55 Subseries XV.3: Architectural Records PAGE 55 Sub-subseries XV.3.1: Rolled Map Case PAGES 55-56 Sub-subseries XV.3.2: Flat Map Case Drawer PAGES 56-57 Additional I PAGES 58-112 Series I: Heritage Room/Rare Books (Istanbul) PAGE 58 Series II: Heritage Room/Rare Books (Istanbul & R.C./N.Y. Offices PAGES 58-85 Series III: Board of Trustees and Specific Committee PAGE 85-86 Series IV: Board of Trustees and Financial Document PAGE 86 Series V: Faculty Lists PAGES 86-110 Series VI: Education Committee PAGES 110-111 Series VII: Publications PAGES 111-112 Series I: Origins of the College Subseries I.1: General. These records contain information related to the formation of Robert College. They document the founders' attempts to define the mission of a Christian college within the Ottoman Empire, their efforts to obtain permission to purchase land, and gain necessary permits to build upon the site. There is correspondence between Cyrus that details Hamlin's many difficulties college a reality. The letters also reflect his somewhat strained relationship with E. Joy Morris, the American Minister in Istanbul. Christopher Robert's letters provided direction and encouragement to


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Hamlin, and in addition relate some events of the American Civil War as viewed from New York. Included is a single file of letters from Hamlin's brother, Hannibal, who worked in the Treasury Department and thus provided Cyrus with some account of the war from his post in Washington. The records contain correspondence between Robert and Hamlin regarding the purchase of instructional materials, a list of Robert's donations, and the items purchased. The expenses of the college's first year are part of the financial record. Included is correspondence from Hamlin relating to the 1862 murder of Rev. William Merriam, an American missionary in Turkey. There is also a narration of the origins of the college (undated) prepared by Christopher Robert. Subseries I.2: Personal Papers of Cyrus Hamlin. In addition to documenting the founding of the College, this record group contains some personal papers of Cyrus Hamlin. They include his earlier activities in Maine as well as his longtime involvement in the Near East. The personal papers are chronologically arranged. They include sermons (1837-1839, 1841, 1843, 1858 and undated); lectures on Africa and "the conflict of Science and Religion"; a minute book recording visits among the Irish immigrants in Maine; and the management of an evening school for Irish Catholics, 1836-1844. There is a journal of Hamlin's travels in Turkey as a teacher and missionary, 1840-1844, and another journal of a brief trip to Salonica and the Balkans in 1844. Among the other papers are accounts of his work at the seminary in Bebek prior to the founding of the college; a letter to his children, 1848; and a memorandum of his visit to his patients afflicted with cholera during the 1860s that includes their symptoms and treatment. These journals and documents are noteworthy because they contain more detailed accounts than those in Hamlin's published memoir, My Life and Times (1893). Series II: Records of the Trustees Subseries II. 1: Christopher Robert. From the earliest days of the college, the trustees played an important role. Christopher Robert was the central figure on the Board of Trustees until his death in 1878; he was both a leader and I benefactor. The first two presidents, Cyrus Hamlin and George Washburn, wrote regularly to Robert reporting the College's progress, describing their negotiations with Ottoman officials, and each relating his own views of disputes between them. Hamlin's I correspondence covers the period 1864-1875, while Washburn's runs from 1867-1879. Robert followed developments carefully, became involved in decisions large and small, and endeavored to encourage g them in their efforts. He became the arbiter of conflicts between Hamlin and Washburn, and was also asked to mediate between Hamlin and a sometimes aggrieved faculty. (Some typescripts of the II correspondence appear in Series 13.) For the first fifteen years of the College, Robert's records as a trustee offer the most comprehensive documentation of its development as an institution. Moreover, his records, as well as those of other trustees, contain letters from Hamlin and Washburn sprinkled with commentaries on political developments within the Ottoman Empire, including the Bulgarian rebellion and the Russo-Turkish War of 1877 One of the College's major concerns was recruitment of faculty. Instructors lived under rudimentary conditions with each having to teach a variety of subjects. Hamlin's long teaching hours, and the difficulties he encountered clearing title to land for the college, as well as his acerbic personality, all combined to produce strained relations with his colleagues. To aid faculty


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recruitment Robert kept up a lively correspondence with several seminaries in the it Northeast, notably Auburn, New York. They were asked to provide young tutors in place of the more experienced faculty alienated by Hamlin. There is correspondence from Albert L. Long spanning 1873-1877. Long served as secretary of the faculty and he writes of faculty appointments, financial matters, and other concerns of the institution. He provided Christopher Robert with numbers of students and the nationalities from which they were drawn. Long's correspondence also reflects his concern with the wider world of diplomacy and politics, and with the coming of the Russo-Turkish War. His letters discuss the origins of that conflict and its economic impact on the college. He reports the death of Sultan Abdulaziz and subsequent signs of discontent in the Ottoman Empire. Washburn's correspondence to Robert is particularly notable for the wealth of information it conveys. There are statistics of the nationalities represented in the student body, detailed financial reports, and accounts of student activities. The rift between Washburn and Hamlin is documented in the letters from both men to Robert. Hamlin became openly resentful of Washburn's enhanced role, while both Robert and Washburn advised him to concentrate his efforts on supervising the new construction and on fundraising in the U.S. to build an endowment. Washburn also devotes considerable attention to the political crisis in the Ottoman Empire, the Bulgarian revolution, and the Russo-Turkish conflict. His correspondence will be valuable to students of Near East history. A sizable portion of the records are concerned with detailed administrative reports, the purchase of books and supplies, matters attendant on the construction of new buildings, hiring of new teachers, and the securing of property rights for RC in Turkey. Robert's friend in the U.S. Treasury Department, W. F. Clarke, writes of his efforts to gain support from the State Department and I influential Congressmen on behalf of RC's property rights vis-a-vis the Turkish Government. Following the death of Christopher Robert in 1878, letters and reports from the college were directed to C. H. Merriman, Robert's personal secretary. This correspondence covers the years 1878-1898. However, it lacks the personal quality of the letters to Robert and is more businesslike and routine. Box 9 contains correspondence among the trustees, notably Reverend David B. Coe, Walter Badger, and William A. Booth, all of whom were also active in the governance of the American Home Missionary Society. Contents include letters from Christopher Robert, Cyrus Hamlin, George Washburn, Alexander van Millingen, Caleb Gates, John S. Kennedy, and Cleveland H. Dodge. Correspondence spans the period 1869-1903. There are the usual trustee concerns, though the board members also undertook to hire tutors, in consultation with the RC administration. There are letters from Christopher Robert to Reverend Coe describing his travels abroad in 1870 and 1875 that included trips to the college. While in England he heard Prime Minister Disraeli address the Parliament and the Archbishop of Canterbury speak in Exeter Hall. Moreover, in Turkey he records his meetings with missionaries, teachers, students and public officials. Robert


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is an informative and enthusiastic correspondent. The college is the embodiment of his vision and his letters are of particular interest. Cyrus Hamlin's estrangement from the college is documented in his letters to Reverend Coe. Subseries II.2: General. Caleb Frank Gates succeeded to the presidency of RC in 1903 and Box 10 contains correspondence between Gates and Trustee Cleveland H. Dodge from 1914-1919. Earlier years are missing from this correspondence, but there is important material on World War I and I its powerful impact upon the college. (Despite the wartime censorship, Gates's reports are substantive because he was able to send them through the U.S. embassy via diplomatic pouch.) When I Turkey severed diplomatic relations with the U.S. in 1917 the college continued to function despite several attempts by the Turkish military to take possession of the buildings. Series III: Records of the President Subseries III.1: Cyrus Hamlin. The presidential records of Cyrus Hamlin (1863-1877) and George Washburn (1877-1903) contain a wealth of information about the early years of Robert College. There are many letters from Christopher Robert demonstrating his thoroughgoing involvement in the operation of the college. Both Hamlin and Washburn reported events in considerable detail (Trustees' Records) and Robert followed developments carefully. Robert wished to document the development of Robert College as a record for future generations (letter to Washburn, March 20, 1869). The correspondence traces the difficulties regarding purchase of land for the college site, attempts to secure the from the Turkish government, and Secretary of State William Seward's assistance in gaining the necessary authority to establish the college. One can chart the development of the institution in these letters, from the organization of the Board of Trustees, to the growth in the number of students and faculty during these early years. There is also material related to development in the United States. In the course of h1s letters to Hamlin, for example, Christopher Robert discusses his travels to the post-Civil War South as well as his establishment of a short-lived private school for poor whites at Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. Subseries III.2: George Washburn. While Hamlin busied himself with construction of the new campus buildings, Washburn served as director with a mandate to "organize" and run the college. His managerial abilities were such that he increasingly earned Robert's confidence. Meanwhile Hamlin and Robert gradually became alienated. The correspondence includes Robert's commentaries on the reports he received from Washburn regarding the political situation in Turkey. The formers intense personal faith bolstered his conviction that the college would succeed despite the difficulties posed by the unsettled conditions in the Near East. Some faculty correspondence to Washburn survives and offers insight into life at Robert College from the faculty's perspective. In addition there are letters from friends in the United States who had ties to Turkey or were involved with the college. There is an important file of letters to Washburn from the philanthropist John Stewart Kennedy, who served as chairman of the college's Board of Trustees from 1895 until his death in 1909. Kennedy, like Robert, was actively involved in the affairs of the college. His correspondence reflects his concern with the political tensions in Turkey near the turn of the century. He reported on his meetings with Presidents Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt regarding the protection of Americans in Turkey. At one point in 1896 Kennedy offered to charter a steam


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yacht to be anchored in the Bosphorus if an evacuation should become necessary. Washburn declined the offer. Subseries III.3: Caleb F. Gates. Caleb Frank Gates served as president of the college from 1903 to 1932. Fewer official records have survived from his presidency than LJ from his two predecessors. Some may be found in the Annual Reports of the President, and correspondence from the 1920s is included in the New York Office records. Subseries III.4: Monroe, Wright, Black, Ballantine. Paul Monroe (president from 1932-1935) ; Walter Wright (president from 1935 to 1943); Floyd H. Black (president from 1944-1955); Dunan Ballantine (president from 1955-1961) Subseries III.5: Annual Reports. The annual reports chart the building of Robert College, both in the physical and institutional sense. These early reports have something of the "pioneer" spirit to them, as the staff and students try, as one report says, "to make ends meet." Often, this involves the simple yet elusive goal of self-sufficiency. The most common themes in these annual reports are the erection of buildings, the application for the irade, and the recruitment of students. By 1874 Washburn, under the report's section entitled "General Influence of the College in the Empire" (Folder 8) felt secure enough to claim, not without some hyperbole, that RC was so well established as to be "known and talked about even in the most remote villages of the Balkans and in every town in Asia Minor." Series IV: Records of the Vice President, George H. Huntington There are eight folders of records of George H. Huntington (Box 29) comprising general correspondence and spanning the period 1927-1952 (not inclusive). Until 1933 he served as vice president and at LJ times as acting president. After that year he resided in the U.S. and was treated for paralysis of the legs. Some of his letters are datelined Warm Springs, Georgia. Series V: Records of the Dean Subseries V.1: Edgar Fisher. [Restricted] Subseries V.2: Laurence S. Moore. While serving as dean, Moore was designated acting president during Monroe's absence from the campus for several months at a time. Subseries V.3: Harold Scott. The dean was occupied with many administrative matters including teaching appointments, housing for faculty, salaries, and textbooks. Dean Harold Scott's records reflect these duties. But there is also a considerable amount of correspondence with friends and former colleagues that provides information about the college and Robert Academy, as well as comments on the Near East. Scott corresponded with Floyd Henson Black while Black served as president of the American College in Sofia during the 1930s. During J. Black's presidency of Robert College (1944-1955) they corresponded while the latter traveled to the U.S. to recruit faculty and raise funds. Scott also continued to correspond with George Huntington following the latter's retirement. Huntington reported extensively on the activities of faculty and alumni in the U.S. The Huntington home often served as "home base" for visitors from Turkey. With the corning of World War II, Scott's correspondence conveys the problems facing college administrators during the war years. Scott remained in Turkey until the 1950s and was active in college affairs until his death in 1958.


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Subseries V.4: Harold Hazen. This subseries contains Hazen's general correspondence, principally to RC administrators and trustees. Series VI: Records of the Faculty Those faculty records that have been preserved constitute only a small fraction of what was generated by the teaching staff. There are a few nineteenth-century contracts, committee reports and two lists of faculty: one titled "American Teachers at Robert College, 1863-1950"; the second titled "Alphabetical List of Former American Teachers" (1953). Some additional materials may be found among the Dean's records. Series VII: Records of the Students While fragmentary, this series contains lists of students by nationality and age covering the period 1882-1890. There are programs of special events, a student handbook of rules and regulations from 1914, and other items of interest. See also student publications, Box 49 Series VIII: Records of Alumni The five folders of alumni records include lists of graduates of the College of Arts and Science organized by year and by nationality group. There is also a list with biographical data titled "Some Distinguished Graduates of Robert College" dated 1950. For additional materials see alumni publications, Boxes 49-50. Series IX: Records of the Office of the Trustees, New York In 1920 a single business office was established for three of the independent Near East Colleges College. The office supervised the procurement of the colleges. Under the direction of Albert in New York City including Robert of supplies for all Staub the New York B LI\., Office coordinated efforts to raise funds so as to liquidate debts incurred during World War I and to provide adequate operating funds for the postwar years. In 1927 the New York Office was formally constituted as the Near East College Association. The records of this office date from 1923 and serve to document the close link between Robert College administrators in Istanbul and 0 their supporters and benefactors in the united States. It has since I functioned as the Office of the Trustees. The presidents and deans of the college wrote regularly to Albert Staub, reporting on developments at the college, enrollments, the need for new faculty, budgetary matters, and requirements for supplies necessary for the functioning of the college. The profound changes that took place in Turkey during the 1920s had their effect on the college. On the one hand, the government under Ataturk took an ever increasing responsibility for educating the nation's youth. On the other hand, Turkish leaders became increasingly wary of foreign influences on Turkish society. Fortunately, RC was a well-established institution that had a long LJ history of cooperation with Turkish authorities. In particular, the RC school of Engineering became an increasingly important place for training Turkish young men who would playa large role in the process of modernization. In 1928 the government granted graduates of Robert College the right to practice as engineers, and the following year the engineering school received official recognition from Turkish authorities.


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Most of the correspondence is concerned with the day-to-day operation of the college and the always present problems of fund-raising; there is also, however, a sprinkling of commentary on political developments in Turkey as well as current issues in the United States. In particular, the U.S. Senate's consideration of the Lausanne Treaty was followed with great interest. Another subject of importance is President Gates's emphasis on the relationship between religious instruction and character building. With the onset of the great depression in the 1930s, the college was forced into financial retrenchment and the presidency of Paul Monroe, who served from 1932-1935, was preoccupied with economic problems. His successor Walter Wright was concerned as well, about the increase in taxes enacted by the Turkish government. Wright also sees a more positive trend in the quality of new students and the fact that families of "political prominence" were beginning to enroll their children in the college. By the late 1930s, with war clouds gathering, the Turkish government demonstrated a desire to improve relations with the democratic nations, particularly the united States. One expression of was the action taken by the government in exempting from the Buildings Tax (March 23, 1939). this the World War II compelled a number of faculty members to leave for military service and the College had to operate with a much reduced staff. The problems of operating an American educational institution in the Near East during wartime are well detailed in the letters of Walter Wright, Harold Scott (acting president), and Wright's successor Floyd Black. Scott, for example, enthuses about the arrival of "much needed reinforcements" in the form of five new instructors. are ready to "Their spirit cooperate in is splendid every possible and it is manner" obvious (January that they 21, 1944). Series X: Financial Records This series spans the years from the 1860s to the 1940s. A sizable portion of the early records concern the expenses of constructing buildings on the Bebek campus. There are financial statements for the 1870s prepared by George Washburn in his capacity as treasurer and an 1899 list of securities held by the trustees on behalf of the College. In many instances there is correspondence that refers to financial matters. As the College grew the records became more elaborate, encompassing such subjects as beneficiary funds, procedures for aiding needy students and financing operations under the stringencies imposed by World Wars I and II. There is an incomplete series of minutes of the finance committee of the trustees for the early 1930s and early 1940s. Relations between the College and the Turkish government became strained during the 1930s with the enactment of the Minimum Profits Tax. This law treated colleges as though they were commercial enterprises and thus was a source of concern to RC administrators. There are extensive reports of conferences with tax officials over the application of the tax to educational institutions. Much of the correspondence in this series relates to the availability of supplies and the cost of transporting them to Turkey from the United States. There are several printed pamphlets and broadsides designed for fundraising that describe the College, provide some historical background and discuss the institution's financial needs in order fulfill its mission. These materials range in date from 1873 to 1919. Series XI: Official College Events These records include Founders Day addresses, commencement addresses, the dedication of Henrietta Washburn Hall, and musical programs. Included in the speeches are tributes to Cyrus


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Hamlin, Cleveland Dodge and Caleb Gates. They span the years from the 1860s to the 1950s, though there are many gaps. Series XII: Publications Brief runs of student publications as well as alumni publications comprise the major portion of this series. There are also magazines and newsletters of the Near East College Association. The earliest is dated 1916 while Bosphorus was published in the 1960s and afterwards. Several have rather brief runs. In addition, are the student yearbooks of Robert College, the Record, beginning with 1919, though there are some gaps. Series XIII: Historical Writings This series contains a variety of published and some unpublished material. Included are many newspaper articles published in the United States and abroad spanning the dates 1870 to 1963. Some of the earliest ones were written by George Washburn and Caroline Borden. There is significant biographical information on the life and family of Christopher Robert, Cyrus Hamlin, George Washburn, Cleveland Dodge and family, and Caleb F. Gates. Upon the retirement of Dr. Gates in 1932 a 60-page illustrated booklet was published containing appreciative essays by his colleagues. There is a folder of material dated 1881-1883 pertaining to the suit contesting the will of Christopher Robert. Robert College was a major beneficiary under the terms of the will and the courts sustained it as originally drawn. Of particular interest are the extensive notes of Keith M. Greenwood, an instructor at the College and author of "Robert College: The American Founders" (unpublished dissertation, Johns Hopkins University, 1965). These notes include extensive typescripts from the correspondence of Robert, Hamlin and Washburn. This series also contains a number of articles and typescripts relating to Turkish history, the role of Americans in Turkey, and the work of missionaries, particularly under the Ottoman Empire. Other historical works of interest include "History of the Kaidar Site (near Rumeli Hisar)" written by W. F. Clarke, to Secretary of I State William Seward, 1868, and a "Summary of the facts relating to the purchase of land at Rumeli Hisar," also by W. F. Clarke, 1868. There are brief unpublished historical sketches of the College written from 1903 to the 1950s. Included are typescripts by Caleb I Gates, Floyd Black, Lynn Scipio, and handwritten notes apparently by Harold Scott. In addition there is a photocopy of a typescript history by Sylvia Kuran titled "A Legacy on the Bosphorus," and a more extensive draft of a history by several authors. Eshref Sakarya has written "The Robert College Natural History Museum," an account of this important I collection. Another typescript is a "fictional-memoir" by Ali Neyzi of his years as a boarding student at Robert College from 1938-1946. This is an English translation of a published Turkish I original. Professor Cyril Edwin Black has written a remembrance of his father Floyd Henson Black dated 1984, and Harry A. Dawe contributed a typescript titled "Istanbul Amerikan Robert Lisesi: I The Orphan Child of Robert College and the American College for Girls. " Finally there is a three volume typescript history of the College written by Herbert Lane (1913-1976), longtime teacher of English, organizer of the alumni office in Turkey, editor of the Alumni Bulletin, and keeper of the College records. Although not I footnoted, it represents the most


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complete account of the College's history at this time (1987). It contains an index and bibliography. " Series XIV: Oversize Material This series contains a varied group of documents. These include a manuscript of an autobiographical essay of Christopher R. Robert (undated), apparently written in his own hand, drafts of letters, apparently written by Cyrus Hamlin (undated), newspaper articles reporting Robert's visit to Robert College in 1870, copies of diplomas from Robert College and ACG in various languages, and a printed copy of the Treaty of Peace with Turkey signed at Sèvres, 1920. Several folders pertain to the Engineering School. Included are a copy of the Imperial Irade, dated 1928, authorizing the school's establishment, Annual Reports from 1916-1932, and a report on the school written by Harold Hazen in 1955. There is a folder containing faculty proposals to the Ford Foundation, 1950s and 1960s, and a document entitled "The Official Regulations of the Istanbul American College" [1950s]. This series also includes five copies of Robert College's Seventy Fifth Anniversary Publication, 1863-1932, as well as messages of congratulations from colleges in the United States in honor of the one hundredth anniversary of Robert College's founding. There are several publications pertaining to Turkey, e.g., Turkey the Beautiful (1939). Additional oversize materials include two bound volumes titled "Extracts From the Correspondence of the President, Director and Treasurer of Robert College of Constantinople Essential to its History." They cover the measures period February 1868 to January 1875. These represent copies of a major portion of the correspondence of Hamlin and Washburn whose originals are elsewhere in the collection. (Note: these volumes have suffered water damage and some pages are disintegrating. They remain closed to researchers are completed.)

Series XV: Combined Records: Robert College and the American College for Girls Subseries XV.1: Vital Documents. These records document decisions pertaining to the legal status of both RC and ACG, their authority to grant degrees, and their acquisition of property for educational purposes. Here may be found the RC Act of Incorporation granted by the State of New York (1864) and amendments in subsequent years. There are Reports to the Regents of the University of the State of New York, 1899-1908. In addition there are by-laws and amendments. ACG documents include its Act of Incorporation by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (1890) and by-laws, plus amendments. There is a photograph of the original firman of 1867 granting recognition of RC by the Turkish government, and copies of subsequent official documents authorizing the College to grant degrees. These include recognition of the Engineering School's three year course (1912). Included is correspondence relating to the Lausanne Treaty of 1923. Although the treaty was never ratified by the U.S. Senate, subsequent negotiations accorded protection to institutions such as RC. There are also documents granting RC and ACG exemption from certain taxes imposed by Turkish laws that went into effect in 1950. Also included are files regarding property acquisition which provide an historical overview and document the purchase and sale of RC property from the 1870s to the 1980s. Similar files exist for ACG relating to the campus at Arnavutköy.


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Sub-subseries XV.1.1: Robert College: Charter Act of Incorporation Sub-subseries XV.1.2: Robert College: Constitution/By-Laws Sub-subseries XV.1.3: American College for Girls: Act of Incorporation Sub-subseries XV.1.4: American College for Girls: By-Laws Sub-subseries XV.1.5: Official Minutes of the Board of Trustees, Executive Committee, Investment Committee Sub-subseries XV.1.6: Turkish Government Documents Sub-subseries XV.1.7: Land and Buildings Sub-subseries XV.1.8: Legal Counsel Series Sub-subseries XV.1.9: Financial Documents Subseries XV.2: Photograph and Audio-Visual Collection. The photograph collection consists of prints, photo albums, 35mm slides, glass plate slides and negatives. The primary form of organization is by subject. There are separate subject series for RC and ACG prior to 1971, and a combined series for photographs after that date. The storage boxes are color coded to facilitate identification. Oversize photographs, glass slides, print negatives, 35rnrn slides, video cassettes, and films are each stored separately. Sub-subseries XV.2.1: Robert College (pre-197l) Photograph Series Sub-subseries XV.2.2: American College for Girls (pre-l97l) Photographs Sub-subseries XV.2.3: Robert College (post-l97l) Photograph Series Sub-subseries XV.2.4: Robert College/American College for Girls (pre-197l) Photographs Sub-subseries XV.2.5: Robert College (pre-l97l)/American College for Girls/Robert College (post-197l) Photographs Sub-subseries XV.2.6: Campus/Buildings Photographs Sub-subseries XV.2.7: Miscellaneous Photographs Sub-subseries XV.2.8: Oversize Photographs Sub-subseries XV.2.9: Notebooks of Photographs Sub-subseries XV.2.10: Glass Plate Slides Sub-subseries XV.2.11: 35mm Slides Sub-subseries XV.2.12: Reel Film Sub-subseries XV.2.13: Video Cassettes Sub-subseries XV.2.14: Reel-to-Reel Tapes Subseries XV.3: Architectural Records. The architectural records consist of site plans, blueprints of buildings and elevation drawings. These include a few records of ACG buildings at Üsküdar, more of the RC buildings at Bebek. The tI major portion of the drawings are of the Arnavutköy campus which belonged to ACG from 1914 to 1971 when the two schools were merged on the Arnavutköy campus. Sub-subseries XV.3.1: Rolled Map Case Sub-subseries XV.3.2: Flat Map Case Drawer Additional I Series I: Heritage Room/Rare Books (Istanbul) Series II: Heritage Room/Rare Books (Istanbul & R.C./N.Y. Offices) Series III: Board of Trustees and Specific Committees Series IV: Board of Trustees and Financial Documents Series V: Faculty Lists Series VI: Education Committee


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Series VII: Publications ACCESS AND USE Access The files of Edgar Fisher [Series V, Subseries 1] are restricted. This collection is located on-site. Restrictions on Use and Copyright Information Single photocopies may be made for research purposes. Permission to publish material from the collection must be requested from the Curator of Manuscripts, Rare Book and Manuscript Library (RBML). The RBML approves permission to publish that which it physically owns; the responsibility to secure copyright permission rests with the patron. Other Finding Aids The American College for Girls Records, Rare Book and Manuscript Library. Crane Family Papers and Committee for the Education of Russian Youth Abroad (CERYA), Bakhmeteff Archive. Rare Book and Manuscript Library. ACQUISITION AND APPRAISAL Acquisition Purchase, 2006 Provenance The early institutional records of Robert College were originally collected by Reverend David B. Coe, the first Secretary of the Board of Trustees. Following his death they became the property of the trustees and were turned over to the Near East College Association when that organization was formally established in New York City in 1927. From time to time over the years these records were augmented by the transfer of materials from the Istanbul campuses of the and by donations of personal papers from descendants of the founders and others, though not all of these accessions can be precisely documented.

A major portion of the early correspondence between Cyrus Hamlin and George Washburn, one hand, and Christopher Robert on the other, was for many years in the possession of Robert's son, Arthur Remington Robert, who lived in London. Despite the heavy bombardment of that portion of the city during World War II the records survived and were later brought to New York.

Additional records of Robert College were in the possession of Keith M. Greenwood, a faculty member and the author of an unpublished doctoral dissertation, "Robert College: The American Founders," (Johns Hopkins University, 1965). Sometime after Greenwood's death in 1971, these records were transferred to the New York Office of Robert College.

Moore Gates, the son of Caleb Frank Gates, donated the correspondence of his father's college. Since many of these letters come from Gates's former colleagues and students, they are important to the College's history. Elizabeth Dodge Huntington Clarke, wife of the former vice president, presented several scrapbooks containing photographs to the College. They are now part of the

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archives' photograph II collection. The forerunner of the American College for Girls was The Home School founded in 1871. The whereabouts of The Home School records is not known.

A substantial portion of the ACG records in the Archives were collected by individual trustees in the course of their relationship with the College and were later deposited with the New York Office. The papers of Caroline Borden, one of the most active of the trustees, constitute a significant segment of the trustees' records. As is the case with the Robert College records, most of I the accessions to the Archives cannot be precisely documented.

Mary Mills Patrick, president of ACG from 1890 to 1924, was the major figure in the College's formative years. Her annual reports, and those of her successors represent, in a sense, a chronicle of the College. Patrick's own files are incomplete but her letters may I be found in many of the other series in the collection. This reflects the original order of the collection which insofar as possible has been retained.

In 1984 and 1985, as the archive collection was being organized, I significant numbers of additional files were personally transported from Istanbul by individual trustees and by Dr. Jayne L. Warner.

During the more than one hundred and twenty year history of both colleges some records have been lost or inadvertently destroyed. However, when one considers the turbulent history of the Ottoman I Empire and the emergence of modern Turkey during the past century, it is remarkable that so rich a record has survived. Accrual of Records No additions are expected. PROCESSING AND OTHER INFORMATION Processing Information This collection was processed by Professor Michael A. Lutzker, Director of the Program in Archival Management and Historical Editing at New York University, and Catherine Thompson, a graduate of the Program. Finding aid written by Professor Michael A. Lutzker and Catherine Thompson in 1988. Descriptive Rules Used Finding aid adheres to that prescribed by Describing Archives: A Content Standard Encoding Encoded by Patrick Lawlor in September 2008. Finding aid written in English. Preferred Citation Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Robert College Records; Box and Folder; Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Library. Subject Headings


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These papers have been indexed in the Columbia University Library online catalog using the following terms. Those seeking related materials should search under these terms. American College for Girls (Istanbul, Turkey) College etc., Turkey: Robert College Gates, Caleb Frank, 1857-1946 Hamlin, Cyrus, 1811-1900 Robert College (Istanbul, Turkey)--History Turkey Universities and colleges--Turkey--Istanbul Washburn, George, 1833-1915

Series I: Origin: Robert College Prior to 1863 Subseries I.1: General Box 1 F.1 Correspondence to Christopher Robert from James H. Dwight, 1858 F.2 Correspondence to Cyrus Hamlin(?) from Christopher Robert, 1858 F.3 Correspondence to Hamlin from David B. Coe and Milton Badger, 1858 F.4-5 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1859 F.6 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert (includes offer to Hamlin to head the college), 1859 F.7 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1859 F.8-9 Correspondence to Robert from Hamlin, 1859 F.10 Correspondence to Robert from Hamlin (includes a description of objectives of Robert College), 1860 F.11-12 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1860-1861 F.13-15 Correspondence to Robert from Hamlin, 1861 F.16-19 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1861-1862 F.20-23 Correspondence to Robert from Hamlin, 1862 F.24 Correspondence to Robert from Hamlin re Morris/ Merriam affair, 1862 F.25 Correspondence to Robert from Hamlin (includes summaries re Morris's role in negotiating with Turkish Government), 1862 F.26-28 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1863 F.29-30 Correspondence to Robert from Hamlin, 1863 F.31 Miscellaneous correspondence to and from Robert, 1862-1863 F.32 Correspondence to George Perkins and Henry Schauffler from Hamlin, 1862-1863 F.33-35 Correspondence to Robert from Perkins, 1861-1865 F.36 Correspondence to Schauffler from Robert, 1859 F.37 Correspondence to Robert from Schauffler (comments on Chernaud problem as well as policy matters), 1858-1865 F.38-39 Schauffler, Perkins, Hamlin correspondence to trustees re Chernaud affair, 1864 Box 2 F.40 Statements about the college plus endorsements from Americans in Turkey; letters of support for the college, 1860; 1862 F.41 "Historic Statement of the Origin of the Proposed College" written by Hamlin, 1861 or 1862 F.42 Correspondence re land acquisition, 1861 F.43 Printed version of Robert College's objectives: translation of an article appearing in a French newspaper, 1861 F.44 Correspondence to Robert re purchase of equipment, 1861 F.45 Correspondence to Robert from Rufus Anderson and William(?) Goodell, 1861-1862 F.46 Copy of documents relating to the establishment of an American College


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in Istanbul, 1862-1863 F.47 Letter to the Honorable E. Joy Morris from Hamlin, 1862 F.48 Petitions for permission to build the college, 1862 F.49 Correspondence includes letters re negotiations for land acquisition, 1862 F.50 Correspondence re negotiations for land, 1862 F.51 Copy of documents sent to Secretary of State Seward re claims of college against the Turkish Government, [1862] F.52 Letter to Robert re Hamlin's conduct over Reverend Merriam's murder (written by James Clarke of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions), 1863 F.53 Official letters to Robert re Reverend Merriam's murder, 1863 F.54 Correspondence to Reverend David B. Coe from A.L. Chapin (President of Beloit College), 1863 F.55 Letter to [Hamlin] from Samuel Morse, 1863 F.56 Financial statements (include expenses for the first college year), 1860- 1864 F.57 Narrative of the origin of Robert College prepared by [undated] Robert F.58 Letter from Hamlin to "Saicus" of the Levant Herald [undated] Subseries I.2: The Personal Papers of Cyrus Hamlin Box 3 F.1-9 Hamlin, sermons, 1837-1896 F.10-11 Hamlin, lectures, 1834; 1837 F.12 Hamlin, minute book of visits among the Irish, 1836-1847, and travels in Turkey as teacher and missionary, 1840-1846 (more detailed than the accounts in My Life and Times) F.13 Hamlin, records of seminary at Bebek, 18402-1850s F.14 Hamlin, letter to his children, 1848 F.15 Memo on visits to cholera patients, 1860s F.16 Correspondence to Hamlin from his brother Hannibal Hamlin, 1859- 1862 F.17 Correspondence to Hamlin, 1860 F.18 Hamlin, family correspondence, early 1860s F.19 Mary Hamlin, notes, 1874 F.20 Account of a memorial service for "Susie", [undated] Series II: Records of the Trustees Subseries II. 1: Christopher Robert Box 4 F.1-9 Correspondence to Robert from Hamlin, 1864-1867 F.10 Hamlin memo on the presidency of the college, 1868 F.11 Hamlin memo on printing a catalog of RC, 1868 F.12 Hamlin memo on the Corliss Fund, 1868


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F.13-35 Correspondence to Robert from Hamlin, 1868-1875 Box 5 F.36-42 Correspondence to Robert from Hamlin, 1876-1878 F.43-49 Correspondence to Robert from Edward North (after Robert's death in 1878, North wrote to Coe and Washburn), 1865-1883 F.50-51 Correspondence to Robert from Luther Ostrander, 1865-1867 F.52-53 Correspondence to Robert from John A. Paine, 1866-1867 F.54-55 Correspondence to Robert from Edwin A. Grosvenor, 1874-1877 F.56 Correspondence to Robert from Alexander Van Millingen, 1878 F.57 Correspondence to Robert from Albert Long, 1873-1874 F.58-63 Correspondence to Robert from Long, 1876-1878 Box 6 F.64-100 Correspondence to Robert from George Washburn, 1867-1878 (Folder 99 contains letter from Washburn to Mrs. Robert re. her husband's death) Box 7 F.101 Correspondence to Robert from James Gordon (treasurer, Missionary House) re purchase of books, 1861-1864 F.102 General Correspondence to Robert re purchase of books 1864-1866 F.103 Correspondence to Robert re filing of Certificate of 1864 Incorporation F.104 Correspondence to Robert re faculty positions 1864-1865 F.105 Correspondence to Robert from Langdon Ward, treasurer 1866 of The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions F.106-107 General correspondence to Robert 1867-1868 F.108 Correspondence to Robert from William F. Clarke 1868-1869 F.109 Correspondence to Robert from Samuel D. Wilcox 1869 F.110 General correspondence to Robert 1869 F.111-112 General correspondence to Robert about construction, equipment and administrative matters, 1869 F.113-128 General correspondence to Robert 1871-1875 Box 8 F.1-5 General correspondence to Robert, 1876-1878 F.6-8 Correspondence to Robert from M. Hamlin, 1873-1877 F.9 Correspondence to Robert from Henrietta L. Washburn, 1874 F.10 Correspondence to C.H. Merriman from Hamlin, 1878-1880 F.11-12 General correspondence to Merriman, 1875-1880 F.13 Correspondence to Merriman from Washburn, 1878-1884 F.14 Correspondence to Merriman from Long and others, 1881-1883 F.15-17 General correspondence to Merriman, 1884-1886 F.18 Correspondence to Merriman concerning sale of property owned by Robert at Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, 1886-1887 F.19-26 General correspondence to Merriman, 1887-1898


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Box 9 F.27 Correspondence to D.B. Coe from Milton Badger, 1869-1870 F.28-29 Correspondence to D.B. Coe from Robert, 1870-1876 F.30 Correspondence Hamlin/D.B. Coe (typewritten) re Hamlin's relationship with college, 1878-1880 F.31 Correspondence to D.B. Coe from Hamlin, 1879-1880 F.32 Correspondence to William A. Booth from Washburn, 1880 F.33 General correspondence to Jacob D. Vermilye, treasurer, 1879-1880 F.34 Correspondence to D.B. Coe from Washburn, 1879-1880 F.35 Correspondence to D.B. Coe, Merriman and others from Washburn, 1885- 1889 F.36 Correspondence to D.B. Coe and Merriman from Washburn, 1890-1892 F.37 Correspondence to D.B. Coe from Badger, 1874; 1876 F.38 Correspondence to D.B. Coe from Van Millingen, 1879 F.39 Correspondence Booth/D.B. Coe, 1879-1880 F.40 General correspondence to D.B. Coe and Grosvenor, 1879-1880 F.41 Correspondence to D.B. Coe from Grosvenor, 1880 F.42-44 General correspondence to D.B. Coe, 1879-1890s F.45-46 General correspondence to Booth, 1880s-1905 F.47 Caleb F. Gates to trustees re acceptance of presidency, 1902 F.48 General correspondence to John S. Kennedy, 1899-1901 F.49 General correspondence to Cleveland H. Dodge, 1899 F.50 Report submitted to RC trustees by D.B. Coe (announces resignation of Washburn), 1903 F.51 Reports to the trustees submitted by D.B. Coe, 1903 F.52 Correspondence to Kennedy from Gates, 1905 F.53 Special report to the trustees on the physical conditions of property and buildings at RC campus prepared by Gates and Alfred D. Hamlin, 1909 Subseries II.2: General Box 10 F.1 Address of Gates to the trustees, 1907 F.2-10 Correspondence Dodge/Gates, 1914-1919 F.11 RC Library statement prepared for the Library Committee of RC trustees, 1927 F.12 Reports on farm prepared for trustees, 1927-1932 F.13 Report on visit to Turkey re merger of ACG and RC [author unknown], 1930 F.14 Library account, financial statements, 1932-1934 F.15 Correspondence to Henry Sloane Coffin and notes of an interview [interviewee unknown], 1935 F.16-18 Correspondence Walter Wright/Bayard Schieffelin, 1935-1938 F.19 Report of Survey of Near East College Association Office submitted by the Advisory Committee on Administration, 1937


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F.20 Memorandum re proposed American college for Hungary, 1946 F.21 Statements re Robert College prepared by Floyd Black 1947 and Harold Scott, 1947 Series III: Records of the President Subseries III.1: Cyrus Hamlin Box 11 F.1-2 General correspondence to Hamlin, 1860-1869 F.3 Letters from Washburn to his "father" (Hamlin), 1862-1864 F.4 Letter written by Sir A. Bulwer declining invitation to attend opening of Robert College, 1863 F.5-6 Correspondence to Hamlin re negotiations for purchase of land, 1863- 1864 F.7 "Extracts from Hamlin's letters respecting a new professor", 1864 F.8-11 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1864 F.12-16 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1865 F.17 Hamlin letter to Reverend Wood of the American Board (mainly about the Chernaud affair), 1865 F.18 Correspondence to Hamlin from his nephew and sister, 1865 F.19-20 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1866 F.21 Letter from John P. Brown to Hamlin on U.S. involvement in purchase of land for the college, 1866 F.22 Hamlin, notebook, Bebek, 1867 F.23-25 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1867 F.26 Correspondence re negotiations for property (includes letters to Hamlin from Brown), 1868 F.27 Inventory of college property, 1868 F.28 Letter to Hamlin conferring the Irade, 1868 F.29 Hamlin's interpretation of the Irade, 1868 F.30 Hamlin, memos to the trustees, includes "On the Presidency of RC," and "On Keeping the Sabbath", 1868 F.31-32 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1868 F.33-34 Typewritten drafts of Hamlin's letters to his family, 1868-1880s F.35 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1869 F.36 Building diagrams drawn by Hamlin, 1869 F.37 Correspondence to Hamlin from Robert, 1871 F.38 General correspondence to Hamlin (includes Long's acceptance letter, 1872), 1871-1872 F.39 Letters from Amherst and Yale Colleges in support of Robert College, 1872 Subseries III.2: George Washburn Box 12 F.1-23 Correspondence to Washburn from Robert, 1867-1876


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Box 13 F.24-25 Correspondence to Washburn from Robert, 1876 F.26-30 Correspondence to Washburn and Long from Robert, 1877 F.31 Letter from Hamlin to his "son" (Washburn), 1862 F.32 General correspondence to Washburn, 1864-1873 F.33 Correspondence to his "son" and Mrs. Washburn from Hamlin, 1868- 1869 F.34 Robert College Prospectus and Curriculum translated into Armenian, Bulgarian, and Greek, 1871 F.35 Correspondence to Washburn from Grosvenor, 1871-1890; 1903 F.36 Correspondence to his "son" and Mrs. Washburn from Hamlin, 1873- 1876 F.37 General correspondence to Washburn re U.S. centennial celebration, 1875-1876 F.38 Correspondence to Washburn from Long, 1875-1879 F.39 Washburn, "Copy of Agreement for Sale of Land to William Lew", 1876 F.40-41 General correspondence to Washburn (includes two long letters from Robert Thomson), 1877-1878 F.42 Correspondence to Washburn from Stephen Panaretoff, 1877-1902 F.43-46 Correspondence to Long, acting president, from Robert, 1878 F.47 Correspondence to Washburn from Merriman, 1878-1879 F.48 Correspondence to Washburn from Ivan Slaveikoff, 1878-1902 F.49 Correspondence to Washburn from Van Millingen, 1878-1881 F.50 Financial statements prepared by Washburn as president and treasurer, 1879-1880 F.51 General correspondence to Washburn: includes letters from William B. Dwight on the role of his brother (Reverend James H. Dwight) in founding the college, 1879-1882 F.52-54 Correspondence to Washburn from Booth, 1879-1885 F.55 Correspondence to Washburn from D.B. Coe, 1879; 1892-1893 F.56-57 Correspondence to Washburn from Long, 1880-1893 F.58 Financial statements prepared by Washburn as president, 1882-1885 F.59 Robert College Prospectus and Curriculum translated into Armenian, Bulgarian, and Greek, 1884; 1897 Box 14 F.60 General correspondence to Washburn, 1884-1888 F.61-64 Correspondence to Washburn from Booth, 1887-1900 F.65 Correspondence to Washburn from Van Millingen, 188-1902 F.66 General correspondence to Washburn, includes an informative letter describing Dwight's relationship with the college, 18899-1890 F.67-68 Correspondence to Washburn from Kennedy 1890-1900 F.69-71 General correspondence to Washburn 1891-1897 F.72-74 Correspondence to Washburn from Reverend Edward B. Coe 1895-1900 F.75 Correspondence to Washburn from Dodge 1895;1900-1903


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F.76 Correspondence to Washburn from Olivia P. Stokes 1899;1902 Box 15 F.77 General correspondence to Washburn 1900-1901 F.78 Correspondence to Washburn from Gates 1900-1902 F.79-80 Correspondence to Washburn from Kennedy 1901-1902 F.81-84 Correspondence to Washburn from E.B. Coe 1901-1904 F.85 Correspondence to Washburn re engagement of Friedrich W. Kunick as a German tutor, 1902 F.86 Letter to Washburn from John Hay, Secretary of State 1902 re the ransom of "Miss Stone", 1902 F.87-88 General correspondence to Washburn, 1902-1903 F.89-90 Correspondence to Washburn from Gates, 1903-1904 F.91 Correspondence to Washburn from Kennedy, 1903-1904 F.92 General correspondence to Washburn, letters from M. Hartley Dodge and Robert Ogden, 1905 F.93-96 Correspondence to Washburn from Gates, 1905-1914 F.97 Correspondence to Washburn from A.F. Schauffler on Washburn's resignation as treasurer of RC, 1914 F.98 Miscellaneous correspondence to Washburn, [undated] Box 16 F.1 Washburn sermon; Luke 2:52, 1874 F.2 Washburn sermon, 1875 F.3 Washburn notebook, notes of sermons, 1876 F.4 Washburn sermon, Matthew 9:9, 1877 F.5 Washburn sermon, "Christ and Socrates", 1878 F.6 Washburn notebook, "Spiritualism--A Lecture", 1878 F.7 Washburn sermon, Second Sermon on Mr. Robert, 1878 F.8 Washburn sermon, Luke 9:49-56 on Religious Liberty, 1879 F.9 Washburn, Baccalaureate sermon, 1884 F.10 Washburn sermon, 1884-1885 F.11 Washburn sermon, "Inspiration," Minister's Club, 1885 F.12 Washburn notebook, "Reflections on Religion", 1886 F.13 Washburn sermon, Acts IV, 1888 F.14 Washburn sermon, "Galations", 1891 F.15 Washburn sermon, 1892; 1895 F.16 Washburn reflections--autobiographical and Baccalaureate sermon notes, 1895;1903 F.17 Washburn notebook, Baccalaureate sermon, 1899 F.18 Washburn sermon, 1903 F.19 Washburn notebook, Baccalaureate sermon, 1904 F.20 Washburn paper delivered at Chicago entitled "The True Aim of Missionary Work", [undated] F.21 Washburn notes, "Christian Evidences", [undated] F.22 Correspondence to Washburn from his mother and wife, 1882; 1891


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F.23 Washburn pocket diary, 1868 Box 17 F.24 "Dr. Washburn's Personal Recollections", 1856-1900 F.25 "Personal Recollections" (printed), 1876-1880 F.26 Washburn lecture notebook; 1863 [earlier pages cut out], 1863 F.27 Washburn lecture notebook, "Reason and Instinct", 1875 F.28 Washburn notebook and final copy, "The Conference of Constantinople of 1876-1877, a Memorandum" , [1877] F.29 Washburn notebook, "The Treaty of Berlin", [ca. 1878] F.30 Washburn notebook, "Bulgaria and the Bulgarians #1", 1879 F.31 Washburn notebook, "Bulgaria and the Bulgarians #2", 1979 F.32 Washburn lecture, "Eastern and Western Civilization", 1886 F.33 Washburn lecture, "Lord Stratford at Constantinople" 1889 F.34 "The Fate of the East" [Washburn?], 1891 F.35 "Ancient Egypt," [Washburn?], 1898 F.36 Washburn ms. of Fifty Years in Constantinople, chapters III, IV, V, [pub. 1909] F.37 Washburn ms. of Fifty Years in Constantinople, chapters VI-X, [pub. 1909] F.38 Washburn ms. of Fifty Years in Constantinople, chapters XIX-XXVI, [pub. 1909] F.39 Washburn ms. of Fifty Years in Constantinople, chapter XXVII, [pub. 1909] F.40 Washburn typescript, "The Dismemberment of Bulgaria", [ca. 1913] F.41 "Memo on the Last Balkan War and the Present Situation", 1913 F.42 Washburn notebook, "Development of the Eastern Question to the Crimean War", [undated] Box 18 F.43 Washburn notebook; "Observations on Russo-Turkish War and Treaty of St. Stefano", 1877-1878 F.44 Washburn typescript, "The Motive for Education", [undated] F.45 Washburn lecture notes, "The Three Revolutions and possible future of the Ottoman Empire," and "The Religious Aspects of the Revolution in Turkey", [undated] F.46 Washburn lecture notes, "The Probable Future of the Ottoman Empire", [undated] F.47 Washburn lecture, "The Genesis of Bismarck", 1883 F.48 Washburn notebook, "The Russian People", 1885 F.49 Washburn notebook, "Observations on the Turkish Sultanate", [undated] F.50 Washburn, Baccalaureate notes, 1887 F.51 Washburn, political notes [undated] F.52 [Washburn?], "Address to the Freshman Class", [undated] F.53 Tributes to Washburn on his Retirement, 1904 F.54 Washburn notebook, "Vacation, 1907", 1907


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F.55 Speech delivered by C. Hadji-Kaltcheff, '72 before the National Assembly on the death of Washburn, 1915 F.56 The Missionary Herald (contains an article on Washburn at the time of his death), 1915 F.57 Notice of Washburn's death in The Outlook, 1915 F.58 Memorial tribute to Washburn, 1915 F.59 Washburn's Memorial Exercises as described in The Orient, 1915 F.60 Washburn's will, 1915; 1927 F.61 Memorial tribute to Henrietta Lorrain Washburn, 1928 F.62 Washburn, article entitled "A Great Benefactor of Bulgaria," by P.M. Mateev, 1931 Subseries III.3: Caleb F. Gates Box 19 F.1-6 General correspondence to Gates, 1919-1924 F.7-8 Material re educational conference held in Beirut, 1924 F.9-11 General correspondence to Gates (includes a description of trip to Ankara), 1925 F.12-14 General correspondence to Gates, 1926-1928 F.15 Correspondence George Huntington/Gates, 1928 F.16 Correspondence Laurence Moore/Gates, 1928 F.17-18 General correspondence to Gates, 1929 F.19-20 General correspondence to Gates, (includes a description of trip to Ankara), 1930 F.21 General correspondence to Gates, 1931 Box 20 F.22 Correspondence to Turkish officials re regulations, and taxes from Gates, 1929-1932 F.23 General correspondence to Gates, 1932 F.24 Tribute from faculty of RC on retirement of Gates, 1932 F.25-26 Tributes and letters to Gates upon his retirement, 1932 F.27 Speeches at farewell dinner for Gates, 1932 F.28 Tributes to Gates, 1930s F.29 Gates, lectures [undated] F.30 Gates, college addresses, miscellaneous remarks, 1921-1925 F.31-41 Gates, Baccalaureate sermons, 1904-1932 F.42 Correspondence re recognition of RC by Greece, 1897-1937 F.43 Correspondence re recognition of Engineering School by Bulgarian Government, 1923-1933 F.44 Correspondence re recognition of RC in France, 1925-1933 F.45 Correspondence re recognition of Engineering School by Turkish Government (recognized as a "technicum" but not granted full status), 1928-1933 F.46 Correspondence re recognition of RC and Engineering School by


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Albania, 1928-1932 F.47 Correspondence re recognition of RC by Rumania, 1929-1934 F.48 Correspondence re recognition of RC professors as members of the American Association of University Professors, 1931-1932 F.49 Correspondence re recognition of RC by Switzerland, 1932 F.50 Correspondence re recognition of RC by Italy, 1933 Box 21 F.1 Letters to family from Germany and Turkey, 1880-1882 F.2-3 Letters to family from the interior of Turkey, 1882-1885 F.4-6 Letters to family and others from Mardin, Turkey, 1886-1890 F.7-8 Letters from Mardin and Harpoot, Turkey, 1891-1901 F.9-10 "Letters selected by Mrs. Gates and kept by her", 1896; 1918 F.11 Letters to his brother (Herbert) and family, 1903 F.12 Mary Ellen Gates's correspondence to her son, 1906-1907 F.13 Letters to his wife and children, 1909-1912 F.14-15 Letters to his sons during World War I, 1913-1916 F.16 Excerpts from Gates's letters to his son, 1914-1922 F.17 "Education from the Student's Standpoint", 1917 F.18 RC: wartime and postwar journal, 1914-1928 F.19 "Education in the Near East", 1919 F.20 "Saving Armenia", 1920 F.21 "Reconstruction in the Near East", 1920 F.22 General writings on post-war reconstruction, 1920s F.23 "The Educational Future of the Near East", 1920 F.24 A description of visit by Gates to the Caliph, 1923 F.25 Excerpts from diaries of C.F. Gates, Jr. and Mrs. Gates, 1924 F.26 Letters from Jerusalem and Beirut conferences, 1924 F.27 Description of trip to Jerusalem and Beirut for conferences, 1924 F.28 Essay on RC with photographs (photographs not in file), 1925 F.29 General writings on education, [1925] F.30 "The Usefulness of Education to the Individual and to the State", [1925] F.31 Articles on Turks under the Republic (typescript), 1926-1930 F.32 "The New Turkish Nationalism" (photocopy), 1927 F.33 Address delivered by Gates titled "The Independence Day of the Republic of Turkey", 1928 Box 22 F.1 Correspondence to Lynn Scipio from Gates, 1932 F.2-7 General correspondence Gates, 1932-1934 F.8-9 Correspondence Scipio/Gates, 1933-1941 F.10-16 General correspondence Gates, 1934-1941 F.17 Hagopian Fund, 1930s F.18 Hagopian Legacy, 1938-1940 F.19-22 General correspondence Gates, 1943-1945 F.23 Miscellaneous correspondence Gates, [no date]


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F.24 Memorial tributes to Caleb Gates, 1946 Box 23 F.25 "Friendly Religion" and "Language and World Unity", 1929, 1930 F.26 "The Balkan Conference", 1931 F.27 "The Reading of the Koran in Turkish", 1932 F.28 "The Turkish Caliphate", [undated] F.29 Copies of The Presbyterian with articles by Gates, 1940-1941 F.30-32 Short essays for articles, 1940s F.33 Political observations, miscellaneous, 1940s F.34 Published and unpublished writings, 1940s F.35 World War II notes, 1939 F.36-41 Sermons, 1904-1920s Subseries III.4: Monroe, Wright, Black, Ballantine Box 24 F.1 General correspondence Monroe, 1932-1935 F.2 Correspondence Walter H. Wright/Elias Riggs/ W.T. Van Dyck, 1935- 1939 F.3 Correspondence to Huntington from Wright, 1935-1939 F.4 Correspondence to Wright from George Huntington, 1936-1939 F.5 Correspondence to Wright from Black (carbons), 1936-1942 F.6 Correspondence to Black from Wright, 1936-1942 F.7-8 Correspondence Wright/Gates/ Larwence Moore/Allin Dakin (bursar), 1937-1939 F.9 Correspondence to Wright from Moore Gates, 1938-1939 F.10 Correspondence Wright/Ambassador John V.A. MacMurray/Professor E.W. Kemmerer, 1938-1943 F.11 Correspondence Wright/Schieffelin, 1939-1940 F.12 Correspondence to Sherlock Hibbs, Stephen Duggan, and Dean Collins Bliss from Wright, 1940 F.13 Wartime travel, general descriptions (includes a description of flight from Turkey to NY), 1940-1943 F.14 Correspondence re wartime travel and hiring teachers (includes letters from U.S. government officials), 1940-1943 F.15 Wright's notes, general correspondence, 1941-1943 F.16 Correspondence to Henry Sloane Coffin from Wright, 1942-1943 F.17 "Observations on American Turkish Relations," Wright, 1943 F.18-19 Memorial services for Wright, 1949 F.20 Correspondence to Black from Wright, 1944-1946 F.21 Correspondence to Wright from Black, 1944-1946 F.22 Correspondence to Black from Eleanor Burns, 1945 F.23 Correspondence to Black from Wright, 1947-1948 F.24 Correspondence to Wright from Black, 1947-1949 F.25 RC general, includes memos on development campaign, funding from


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U.S. government and drafts of revised constitution, 1947-1948 F.20 RC general, 1948 F.21 "Perspectives for the Future", 1954-1955 F.22-23 General correspondence Ballantine, 1955-1958 Subseries III.5: Annual Reports Box 25 F.1-6 Annual Report, 1866-1872 [combined, 1870-1871] F.7 Report of the Director, 1873 F.8-15 Annual Report, 1874-1882 Box 26 F.16-22 Annual Report, 1883-1889 [in letter form, 1888] F.23 Supplementary report submitted by George Washburn, 1890 F.24-33 Annual Report, 1890-1910 Box 27 F.34-43 Annual Reports, 1911-1940 Box 28 F.44-45 Annual Reports, 1941-1943 F.46 Financial Report, 1943 F.47-48 Annual Reports, 1944-1945 F.49 Reports to the trustees from Black, 1946 F.50 Annual Report, 1947 F.51 Statement concerning the financial needs of the American colleges in Turkey, 1947 F.52-59 Annual Report, 1950-1958 F.60 Ballantine report on the status of American colleges in Turkey, 1960 F.61 Annual Report, 1960 F.62 Ballantine final report to the board, 1963 Series IV: Records of the Vice President, George H. Huntington Box 29 F.1-8 General Correspondence, 1927-1952 F.9 Huntington passport, 1910 Series V: Records of the Dean Subseries V.1: Edgar Fisher (Restricted) Box 29 F.10-11 Correspondence Gates/Fisher, 1924 F.12 Correspondence to Fisher from Gates, 1928 F.13 Correspondence Albert Staub/Fisher, 1927-1929


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F.14 Correspondence to Fisher from Huntington, 1928-1932 F.15 General correspondence, 1930-1932 F.16 Correspondence Staub/Fisher/Helen Deering, 1920 F.17 Correspondence Fisher/Staub/Deering/Moore, 1931-1933 F.18 Correspondence Fisher/Monroe/college officials, 1933-1934 F.19 Correspondence re Fisher, 1933 F.20 Correspondence re Fisher (written in Turkish), 1933 F.21 "History Outline," circular letter, copies of clippings, 1932-1933 F.22 Addresses on Near East political situation given by Fisher, 1933 Subseries V.2: Laurence S. Moore Box 29 F.23-25 General correspondence, 1927-1935 Subseries V.3: Harold Scott Box 30 F.1 Correspondence to Black from Scott, 1923-1936; 1941-1942 F.2 Correspondence to Scott from Black, 1929-1942 F.3 Correspondence to Black from Scott, 1945-1955 F.4-5 Correspondence to Scott from Black, 1948-1955 F.6 "A Trip to Beirut" (account of Scott's trip to inauguration of Stephen Penrose as President of the American University of Beirut), 1948 F.7 Correspondence to Scott from Huntington, 1922-1933 F.8 Correspondence to Huntington from Scott, 1929; 1933-1940 F.9 Correspondence to Scott from Huntington, 1935-1948 F.10 Correspondence to Huntington from Scott, 1941-1948; 1951 F.11-22 General correspondence, 1922-1936 F.23 Lecture notes (probably prepared at Columbia University), [1925] Box 31 F.24-38 General correspondence, 1937-1957 F.39 Memorial eulogy; miscellaneous correspondence, 1947-1958 Subseries V.4: Harold Hazen Box 31 F.40 Correspondence to Ballantine from Hazen, 1955-1967 F.41 Correspondence to Hazen from Ballantine, 1955-1959 F.42 Correspondence re Acting President position for Hazen, 1961 F.43 Correspondence to Hazen from Marjorie Hyde Bond, 1961 Series VI: Records of the Faculty Box 32


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F.1 List of "American Teachers at Robert College", 1863-1850 F.2 Correspondence to Reverend Ino Paine, Jr. from Hamlin re teaching position, 1867 F.3 Contracts of employment, 1867; 1877 F.4 Correspondence to Wilcox from Robert, 1867-1868 F.5 Correspondence to Paine from North, 1869 F.6 Agreement between Robert and Lansing Porter (tutor), 1878 F.7 General correspondence to Van Millingen, 1878-1879 F.8 List of examinations, 1880 F.9 Prospectus of RC, tabular view of classes, chart of studies at RC, 1870s- 1882 F.10 "A Report of the Special Committee on the Question of Discipline", 1909 F.11 Adjustment of schedules, 1929 F.12 Correspondence to Alfred Zimmern re studies at The Geneva School of International Studies, 1929-1936 F.13 Faculty, miscellaneous, 1930 F.14 Religious Life Committee, prayer meetings, 1930-1931 F.15 Reports of Scholarship and Discipline Committees, 1931-1935 F.16 Military Studies, 1936-1939 F.17 RC Handbook, "Information and Suggestions for Instructors in Robert College", [undated] F.18 Correspondence to Laurens Seelye from Black, 1945 F.19 List of former American teachers , 1953 F.20 Memorial service for Frank Hewitt, 1957 F.21 Memorial resolution for Lewis V. Thomas, 1965 Series VII: Records of the Students Box 32 F.22 Programme of the Annual Examinations, 1877 F.23 Programmes of Class Exhibitions, 1877-1879 F.24-26 Catalogue of students, lists by name, nationality, and age, 1882; 1884- 1886; 1889 F.27 Notice of fee increase, 1908 F.28 "Rules and Regulations for the Students of RC", 1914 F.29 Notes on "Dr. Eddy's" address, 1920 F.30 Commencement Exercise Programs of Robert Academy, 1920-1931 F.31 Programs of special events, 1924-1928 F.32 Essays written for Peace Day Essay Contest, 1927-1929 F.33 Commencement Exercise Programs, 1920s-1940s F.34 "Suggestions to Students on Manners" (Robert Academy), 1935 F.35 Athletics, John J. Karakash, 1935


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Series VIII: Records of the Alumni Box 32 F.36 Bulgarians prominent in government circles (with 1800s dates of graduation from RC), 1880s F.37 List of graduates by nationality, 1863-1930 F.38 Alumni Register of Robert College, 1912-1913 F.39 List of graduates by nationality and year, 1921 F.40 Alumni Register of Robert College, 1931 F.41 "Some Distinguished Graduates of RC and Some Prominent Alumnae of ACG", 1950 Series IX: Office of the Trustees, New York Box 33 F.1-8 Correspondence Huntington/Staub, 1923-1933 F.9 Correspondence Scott/W.A. Robinson, assistant treasurer, 1938-1942 F.10-11 Correspondence to Staub from Gates, 1924 F.12 Correspondence to Black from Staub, 1924 F.13-14 Correspondence to Gates from Staub, 1924 F.15-16 Correspondence to Staub from Gates, 1925 F.17 Correspondence to Gates from Staub, 1925 Box 34 F.18 Correspondence to Staub from Gates, 1926 F.19 Correspondence to Gates from Staub, 1926 F.20 Correspondence Staub/Henry Schauff1er, acting president, 1927 F.21-22 Correspondence to Staub from Gates, 1927 F.23-25 Correspondence to Gates from Staub, 1927-1928 F.26-29 Correspondence to Staub from Gates, 1928-1929 Box 35 F.30-32 Correspondence to Gates from Staub, 1929-1930 F.33-35 Correspondence to Staub from Gates, Moore, 1930-1931 F.36-37 Correspondence to Gates from Staub, 1931 F.38 Correspondence Monroe/Staub, 1932 F.39-40 Correspondence to Staub from Monroe, Gates, Lynn Scipio, and Huntington, 1932-1933 F.41-42 Correspondence to Monroe from Staub, 1933 F.43 Correspondence Staub/Monroe, 1933 F.44 Correspondence to Staub from Monroe, 1934 Box 36 F.45 Correspondence to Monroe from Staub, 1934 F.46 Correspondence to Staub from Monroe, 1935 F.47 Correspondence to Monroe from Staub, 1935


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F.48-52 Correspondence Staub/Wright, 1935-1936 F.53-54 Correspondence to Staub from Wright, 1937 F.55 Correspondence to Wright from Staub, 1937 F.56-57 Correspondence Staub/Wright, 1937-1938 Box 37 F.58-59 Correspondence to Wright from Staub, 1938 F.60-61 Correspondence to Staub from Wright, 1938-1939 F.62 Correspondence to Staub from Wright and Scott, acting president, 1939 F.63-64 Correspondence to Wright from Staub, 1939 F.65-66 Correspondence to Staub from Wright, 1940 F.67-68 Correspondence to Wright from Staub, 1940-1941 F.69 Correspondence to Staub from Wright, 1941 F.70 Correspondence to Staub from Wright and Scott, 1941 Box 38 F.71-71 Correspondence to Staub from Wright and Scott, 1942 F.73 Correspondence to Wright and Scott from Staub, 1942 F.74 Correspondence to Staub from Wright in Washington, D.C., as Coordinator of Information, 1941-1942 F.74-76 Correspondence to Staub from Wright, 1943 F.77 Correspondence to Wright and Scott from Staub, 1943 F.78-79 Correspondence to Staub from Scott, acting president, 1943-1944 F.80 Correspondence to Scott from Staub, 1944 F.81-82 Correspondence to Staub from Wright, 1944 F.83 Correspondence to Wright from Staub, 1944 Box 39 F.84 Correspondence to Staub from Black, 1944 F.85 Correspondence to Black from Staub, 1944 F.86 Correspondence Black/Staub, 1945 F.87-88 Correspondence to Staub from Black, 1945 F.89 Report of Dr. James L. Barton's visit to the State Department, 1923 F.90-94 Correspondence Staub/Coffin, 1929-1954 F.95 Correspondence Staub/Huntington, 1930 F.96-97 Correspondence Staub/Huntington, 1935;1938 F.98 Correspondence to Black from Staub, 1945 F.99 Correspondence to Staub and Harry R. Snyder from Black, 1946 F.100-101 Correspondence to Staub and Snyder from Black, 1946 F.102-103 Correspondence to Black from Staub and staff, 1947 F.104-107 Correspondence to Staub from Black, 1947-1948 F.108-109 Fisher and William Patton (director of NECA) to Black, 1948 F.110 Proposed Point IV Request for ACG submitted by Robert Hardy, 1951 Box 40 F.1 Duncan Ballantine, biography and terms of appointment, 1954-1961


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F.2 Ballantine file, terms of appointment, benefits and resignation, 1955- 1961 F.3 "Assessment of Operational Needs," memo prepared by Ballantine, 1957 F.4 Ballantine, 10-year plan, 1958-1961 F.5 Ballantine, speeches and articles, 1959 F.6 Correspondence Ballantine/Fred Grinnell, assistant to chairman of the Board of Trustees, 1958 F.7-10 General correspondence, Ballantine, 1958-1960 F.11 Ballantine, report re student demonstrations, 1960 F.12 Correspondence re appointment of Cornelius Bull, 1959-1960 F.13 Correspondence re candidates for assistant to the president, 1960 F.14 Press release re appointment of Harold Hazen, 1961 F.15 Hazen, correspondence, news release, 1961 F.16 General correspondence Hazen, 1961-1962 F.17-18 Patrick Malin, biography and terms of appointment, 1961-1962 F.19 Correspondence re appointment of Malin, 1961 F.20 Malin, financial memo to the trustees, 1962-1964 F.21-23 Malin, general correspondence to NY Office, 1962-1964 F.24 Correspondence and memos re appointment of Orhan Mersinli as Turkish vice president of RC, 1962-1953 Box 41 F.25-26 Correspondence with Margaret Bloomer, secretary to President Malin, 1962-1965 F.27-28 Correspondence with Mrs. Caroline Malin, 1961-1965 F.29-33 Correspondence with Howard Hall, vice president, 1961-1964 F.34 Ford Foundation: Hazen, report on RC Engineering School, 1955 F.35 Ford Foundation: Ballantine, "Summary of Development Program for ACG and RC", 1956 F.36 Ford Foundation: Carter Davison, report on RC and ACG, 1957 F.37 Ford Foundation: Ballantine memo re RC Development Program, 1957 Box 42 F.1 "Secondary Education in Turkey, Observation, Problems, and Recommendations," by John J. Rufi, 1952 F.2 Report on ACG by Rosemary Park, 1955 F.3 Proposals to the Ford Foundation, 1956 F.4 A Fund Raising Report and Recommendations by Kersting, Brown & Company Inc., 1957 F.5 A Report to the Ford Foundation by Carter Davidson and Paul A. Dodd, 1957 F.6 A Proposal to the Olin Foundation re A Graduate Engineering Building at RC, 1959 F.7 Teaching English at RC and ACG by Jane Carey, 1959 F.8 Proposed development of the RC School of Business, Administration and Economics; other reports, 1959


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F.9 Report on the American Hospital of Istanbul by Dr. Rolf Lium, 1959 F.10 Interim Report on Second Century Fund Activities by Goldthwaite Dorr and Jane Page, 1959 F.11 Re consolidation of RC and ACG by Alfred Odgen, 1959 F.12 "The Role of RC in Turkey's Economic Life" by Peter G. Franck, 1960 F.13 Report of the Turkish National Commission on Education, 1961 F.14 RC Research Center, Proposed Constitution, 1961 F.15 Management Survey by Cresap, McCormick and Paget, 1962 F.16 Report to U.S. Department of State on RC and ACG by Carl M. Franklin, 1963 Box 43 F.17 Peace Corps Contracting Manual, 1961 F.18-19 Peace Corps Training Program, 1963 F.20-21 Correspondence, statements, memoranda re U.S. government funds, 1956-1958 F.22 Correspondence, statements, memoranda re U.S. government funds, 1959 F.23 U.S. Government, Atomic Energy Commission, guide to grants, 1958- 1959 F.24 Correspondence Air Force-Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Department re surplus laboratory equipment, 1961 F.25 Correspondence with U.S government agencies (A.I.D.) re grants, 1960 F.26 General correspondence, A.I.D., 1962-1963 F.27 U.S. Government reports, Washington, D.C., visits, 1960-1963 F.28 Correspondence with government agencies re grants, 1961-1964 F.29 U.S. Government surplus properties, 1963-1964 F.30 Summary, U.S. Government grants to RC and ACG, 1964 F.31 A.I.D., personnel biographical data, 1962 F.32 U.S. Government, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, statement on, 1960 F.33 Correspondence with the Subcommittee for the Department of State and Justice and the Judiciary, 1960 Box 44 F.34 U.S. Government, Mutual Security Act F.35 U.S. Government, reports on Ankara visit F.36 U.S. Government, President's Directive on U.S. Balance of Payments F.37 U.S. Government grants, Department of the Navy, Office of Naval Research F.38 Bond re Washington aid F.39 U.S. Government, "Profiles," correspondence F.40 U.S. Government, "Profiles," worksheets F.41 A.I.D.: summary presentation F.42 Summary, U.S. Government grants to RC and ACG F.43 Summary, U.S. Government grants to RC and ACG, 1963


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F.44 U.S. Government grants, Reallocation of funds, 1963 F.45 Congressional Hearing Information, 1963 Series X: Financial Records Box 45 F.1-4 Financial statements and invoices F.5 Financial, miscellaneous F.6 Washburn bank book F.7-8 Financial statements prepared by Washburn, treasurer F.9 Edward F. Ede to Washburn, itemized account F.10 Financial statements and correspondence re Washburn F.11 Financial statements of the president and trustees F.12 Securities held by the trustees F.13-14 Financial documents, miscellaneous F.15-16 Construction of buildings, financial statements F.17 Correspondence to Gates from A.D.F. Hamlin re construction of buildings Box 46 F.18-20 Finance Committee Minutes F.21-23 Correspondence pertaining to Beneficiary Funds F.24 Correspondence to Wright re investments, sale of property (includes letters from Schieffelin) F.25 Correspondence from Wright to Trustees re financial situation of the college F.26 Correspondence re buildings and Minimum Profits Tax F.27-28 Correspondence re the Minimum Profits Tax F.29 War claims and shipments during World War I F.30 Report on construction at RC for 1913-1914, and F.31 Report of the Boarding Department Memo re gifts tax Date Box 47 F.32 Treasurer's Reports, Samuel Anderson F.33 Correspondence Washburn/Anderson F.34 Correspondence to Anderson from A.T. Schauffler F.35 Correspondence to Schauffler from Anderson F.36 Correspondence to Anderson from Staub F.37 Correspondence to Anderson from Gates F.38 Correspondence to Gates from Anderson F.39 Correspondence to Anderson from Staub F.40 Budget from Finance Committee F.41-43 Correspondence Anderson/Cleveland Dodge F.44 Dodge, financial statements F.45-46 Annual Reports of the Bursar F.47 Correspondence to Staub from Herman Kreider


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F.48 Correspondence Black/Kreider F.49-51 Correspondence from Kreider to the NY Office Series XI: Official College Events Official College Events Box 48 F.1 "Laying of the Cornerstone of Robert College" F.2 Annual Examinations F.3 Founder's Day Address, "How Robert College Came Founded," by Van Millingen F.4 Founder's Day Address, "Commemorative Exercises: Centennial of the Birth of Cyrus Hamlin," by Gates F.5-7 Founder's Day Address by Gates, 1918-1926 F.8 Founder's Day Address, "In Memory of Cleveland Dodge," by Gates, 1927 F.9-11 Founder's Day Address by Gates F.12 Founder's Day Address, "Tribute to Dr. H.H. Barnum F.13 Founder's Day, letter from Gates F.14 RC Commencement Addresses F.15 Dedication of Henrietta Washburn Hall F.16-17 RC Vacation Musicales and Services Fundraising: Reports and Brochures Box 48 F.18 "Robert College of Constantinople" F.19 "Statements in Regard to Robert College" 1873 F.20 "Shall Robert College be Sustained," "Why Should I [1878] Interest Myself in RC" F.21 Letter addressed to faculty on financial needs of RC (George Washburn) F.22 "The Origin and History of Robert College" F.23 "Robert College of Constantinople: 1863-1890" F.24 "Robert College, Constantinople, Turkey" F.25 "Robert College, its Work and its Needs" F.26 "Address of Rev. Gates to the Trustees" F.27 "The Story of Robert College at Constantinople" F.28 "Robert College at the End of the War" F.29 "What Robert College Needs"


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Series XII: Publications Box 49 F.1-2 The Robert College Record, 1919-1923 F.3-5 The Robert College Herald, 1930-1933 F.6-9 Istanbul American Colleges, Alumni Bulletin, 1953-1955; 1957-1962; 1964-1968 The Alumni Bulletin continues as Robert College: Alumni Magazine, 1968 to 1978. Constantinople College News, 1916 to 1920. Descriptive articles about ACG during wartime years. Constantinople College News Notes, 1924 to 1928. Robert College of Istanbul and the American College for Girls News, 1960 to 1970. Published to "promote understanding of the work of the American Colleges in Istanbul." This box also contains runs of magazines published jointly by members of the Near East College Association. Included are the News Letter, 1922 to 1926, and the Near East Colleges News Letter, 1927 to 1939. Articles contain specific news about the colleges and general information about educational trends in the Near East. The Bosphorus, 1961 to 1963. Campus News, 1957. Box 50 F.10 Constantinople College News, 1916-1920 F.11 Constantinople College News Notes, 1924-1926; 1928 F.12 "Trustees of Robert College and the Syrian Protestant College," Joint Office, Bulletin No.1, 1920 F.13-14 News Letter, Robert College of Istanbul and Syrian Protestant College at Beirut (AUB), 1920-1926 F.15-16 Near East Colleges Newsletter, 1917-1932; 1934-1939 F.17 Near East Service Quarterly (January, April), 1940 F.18 "Near East Service" pamphlet, 1942-1943 F.19 Campus News, 1957 F.20-22 RC and ACG News (Alumni Association Bulletins), 1950-1970 F.23 The Bosphorus (Robert Academy), 1961-1963 F.24-25 Robert College Alumni Magazine, 1968; 1970; 1972-1978


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Series XIII: Historical Writings Box 51 F.1 The Levant Times and Shipping Gazette, 1870 F.2 Translation of articles from "Phare du Bosphore", ca. 1873 F.3 Articles on Americans in Turkey , 1873 F.4 Review of Edward Dicey's book on Bulgaria, with reference to Washburn, 1894 F.5 Newspaper articles on Turkey, 1890s F.6 Article on Robet College in The Outlook,1905 F.7 Washburn's article on the revolt of 1908 F.8-9 Newspaper articles on Robert College, ca. 1917; 1928 F.10 Newspaper articles on Lausanne Treaty, 1927 F.11 Newspaper articles on Robert College and Turkey, 1920s-1930s F.12 Newspaper articles on Robert College, 1920s F.13 Newspaper articles on Gates and Robert College, 1920s; 1940; 1955 F.14 Newspaper articles on Robert College, 1930s-1950s F.15 Clippings on Atatürk's death and Inönü's election, 1938 F.16 Newspaper articles on Robert College, 1960s F.17 Message of General Cemal Gürsel, Head of State of the Turkish Republic on the occasion of the Turkish American Celebration, 1961 F.18 Remarks by Adlai E. Stevenson at Robert College Board of Trustees Banquet, April 18; also, message sent by John F. Kennedy, 1961 F.19 "Robert College in its Centennial Year," address given by President Patrick Murphy Malin, 1963 F.20 "Robert College of Istanbul, Centennial Year, 1962-1963," Program of Centennial Dinner held October 17, 1962 F.21 Excerpts from an address given by Averrell Harriman, Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, at the Centennial Dinner in New York, 1962 F.22 Program of Centennial celebration held at Robert College, May 18, 1963 F.23 Centennial booklets, 1963 Biographical Material Box 51 F.24 Dr. C.F. Gates: An Appreciation, published by the Robert College Herald Board of 1931-32 F.25 Biographical sketch of Gates, ca. 1940s F.26 Biographical material on Gates, 1970s F.27 Herbert Lane's correspondence with Gates family, 1960s-1970s F.28 Biographical information on Dodge family and on E.D.H. Clarke, 1976 F.29 Dodge family sketch and interview with Bayard Dodge, 1950s F.30 Biographical sketch of Hamlin published by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, 1907 F.31 Biographical information on Hamlin with correspondence by researchers, 1985


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F.32 Material on Hamlin, 1960s F.33 Profile of George Washburn by Lane, 1961 F.34 Biographical material on Washburn collected by Lane, 1970s F.35 Correspondence re Arthur Washburn (grandson of George Washburn), 1971 F.36 C.R. Robert: family history with cover letter, 1958 F.37 Biographical material on Robert, 1970s Box 52 F.1-2 Material relating to legal suit contesting Robert's will, 1881-1883 F.3 "The Founders of Robert College," by Lane , 1973 F.4 "Panorama of Constantinople, 1806," by F. Murhard, 1807 F.5 "A Private Journal," written by Ward M. Beckwith , 1881 F.6 "Historical Sketch of the Missions of the American Board in Turkey" and "Sunday School Missionary Concert Exercise", 1889; 1895 F.7 "The Duty of the United States to American Citizens in Turkey," by Everett Wheeler, 1896 F.8 "American Territory in Turkey" an address by Ralph Prime, 1908 F.9 "Sunshine in Turkey," by Howard S. Bliss, 1909 F.10 "Exit the Turk," by H.G. Dwight, [undated] F.11 "Lausanne Treaty -Relation with Robert College", ca. 1919 F.12 "The American Club of Constantinople, 1921-1922" , 1922 F.13 Correspondence Gates/Charles Robert, grandson of Robert, 1928 F.14 Typescripts on topics pertaining to Turkish history, 1930s F.15 Keith Greenwood; notes for dissertation and outline of chapters, 1945 F.16 Greenwood; notes from microfilm of Robert-Hamlin correspondence (1868-1871), 1960s F.17 Greenwood; general notes on the early years at Robert College, 1960s F.18 Greenwood; typed excerpts from correspondence written by Hamlin, Robert, Washburn, George A. Perkins, 1862-1870 F.19 Greenwood; typescript entitled "Washburn's Personal Recollections", 1960s F.20 Greenwood; typed notes on Washburn's correspondence for 1873-1874, 1960s F.21 Greenwood; typed notes re Hamlin's thoughts, excerpts of Hamlin- Robert-Washburn letters, extract of Robert's autobiography, and Hamlin's memorandum to his children, 1960s F.22 Greenwood: typed notes include a short biography of Robert possibly written by Harold Scott, a brief early history of the college, excerpt from a letter written by William Dwight to Washburn, 1960s F.23-24 Greenwood: typed excerpts from Robert's correspondence, 1960s F.25 Correspondence from the Byzantine Institute, 1947-1950 F.26 The Turkish Straits and the Great Powers, by Cyril Black, 1947 F.27 Reprints of articles written by Walter Wright, "Truths about Turkey," and "Our Near Eastern Policy in the Making", 1948 F.28 "An Experiment in Bilingual, Bicultural Education" by David Garwood,


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1962 F.29 "American Alma Maters in the Near East," by Maynard Owen Williams, reprint from the National Geographic Magazine, 1945 F.30 Commemorative booklet on David A. Scott (son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Scott), 1924-1944, 1945 F.31 "American Doctors in the Crimean War, 1857-1855," by Albert Parry. Also contains correspondence Parry/Scott, 1955 F.32 "The World at the Time of the Opening of Robert College," by Herbert Lane, 1961 F.33 Translation of a document issued to Hamlin with reference to permission to establish a school, 1963 F.34 "Some 16th and 17th century visitors to Constantinople" (author unknown), [undated] F.35 John Dewey: his works on Turkey, bibliography with Xerox reprints, 1929 F.36 Film scripts, 1970s Manuscripts and typescripts Box 53 F.1 Miscellaneous notes on Robert College history, [undated] F.2 "A History of Robert College 1858-1878" Chapter 1, "Loomings," ms. Notes, [undated] F.3 History of Campus at Bebek with abstracts of correspondence prepared by W.F. Clarke, 1868 F.4 Summary of facts relating to purchase of land at Rumeli Hisar (Bebek Campus) prepared by Clarke, 1868 F.5 "Robert College," synopsis of college history written by George Washburn, [undated] F.6 Description of the founding of Robert College apparently written by George Washburn, [undated ca. 1903] F.7 "Robert College," by Gates, 1903 F.8 "Return to the Straits," by Floyd Black (a chapter from ms. entitled "A Brief Account of My Experience at Robert College"), 1919-1925 F.9 "Survey of Education in Turkey," by L.A. Scipio, 1926 F.10 "Robert College," a short history written by Gates, 1938 F.11 Notes on history and status of Robert College and other educational institutions [Scott?], 1950s F.12 "Foreign Schools in Turkey, 1914-1926," by Scott, 1927 F.13 Unfinished history of Robert College, by Scott, 1950s F.14 "Robert College in Istanbul" by Jane N. Page (reprint from The Chapin School Alumnae Bulletin), 1960s F.15 "Robert College -Its History," by Greenwood, 1963 F.16 Correspondence relating to the early history of Robert College, 1961 F.17 Article on athletics at Robert College by Kerry Wood, athletic director, 1968 F.18 Outline for a Robert College history written by Hilary Sumner Boyd,


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with correspondence, 1971-1972 F.19 Paper on education in Turkey, written by Edward Webster, director of the Orta School, 1976 F.20 Ms. entitled "A Legacy on the Bosphorus" (incomplete) written by Sylvia Kuran, 1982 F.21 Ms. entitled "The Robert College Natural History Museum," by Esref Sakarya, 1982 F.22 "The Robert College Natural History Museum," Sakarya, 1982 Box 54 F.23 "Memoirs," years at Robert College Boarding School (1938-1946) by Ali Neyzi, Part I, 1986 F.24 "Memoirs," by Neyzi, Part II F.25 "Memoirs," by Neyzi, Part III F.26 "Floyd Hensen Black, 1883-1983, A Remembrance by his Son," Cyril Edwin Black, 1984 F.27 "Istanbul Amerikan Robert Lisesi: the Orphan Child of Robert College and American College for Girls" by Harry Dawe, 1986


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Series XIV: Oversize Material Box 55 F.1 Christopher R. Robert; autobiography, [undated] F.2 Hamlin correspondence to Robert, [undated] F.3 Newspaper articles re Robert, [undated] F.4 Handwritten essay on Benjamin Franklin by Hamlin, [undated] F.5 The Times, London, entire issue devoted to Turkey, 1938 F.6 A copy of the "Treaty of Peace with Turkey," signed Sèvres, August 10, 1920 F.7-13 Records of the Engineering School, includes reports and curricula, 1916- 1955 F.14 Ford Foundation, proposals for projects at Robert College, 1950s F.15 Minutes of the President's Advisory Committee, 1961 Box 56 F.1 75th Anniversary booklets (6 copies), 1938 F.2 Congratulations from U.S. colleges honoring 100th anniversary of Robert College (1963), 1963 F.3-11 Miscellaneous publications on Turkey Box 57 Extracts from Washburn's correspondence (2 bound volumes)

Series XV: Combined Records: Robert College and the American College for Girls

Subseries XV.1: Vital Documents Sub-subseries XV.1.1: Robert College: Charter Act of Incorporation 1 Incorporation of Robert College of Constantinople by Act of the Legislature of the State of New York Certificate of Incorporation, February 19, 1864; February 17, 1864 2 Act of New York State Legislature authorizing the Syrian Protestant College and the Trustees of Robert College of Constantinople to take and hold real and personal estate, May 4, 1864 3 Act of New York State Legislature to authorize The Trustees of Robert College of Constantinople to amend its certificate of incorporation, May 19,1896 4 Amendments to increase the number of Trustees from 6 to 9, June 2,1896 5 Amendment to increase the authorized membership of the Board of Trustees of Robert College of Constantinople to 15 (Board of Regents), October 18,1923 Number 3300


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6 Amendment to change the name of the Corporation to the Trustees of Robert College of Istanbul (from Trustees of Robert College of Constantinople) (Board of Regents), February 15,1946 Number 5204 7 Amendment to change the number of Trustees of the Corporation from 15 to not more than 25, nor less than 5 (Board of Regents), January 28, 1949 Number 5685 8 Amendment to change the number of Trustees of the Corporation to more than 48 nor less than 12, the majority of whom with their successors shall be native-born citizens of the U.S.A. (Board of Regents), January 22, 1959 Number 7384 9 Amendment to consolidate the of Robert College of Istanbul Trustees of American College Girls (Board of Regents) Trustees and the for December 18, 1959 Number 7577 10 Petition to The Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York (contains text of earlier Acts of Incorporation and amendments), 1971 11 Correspondence re Charter Amendment to reflect that RC no longer operates a Yüksek, 1972-73 Sub-subseries XV.1.2: Robert College: Constitution/By-Laws Constitution, 1800s (handwritten) As amended, 1896 (typescript) [Constitution] As amended, 1931 (printed booklet) [Constitution] As amended, 1937 (printed booklet) [Constitution] As amended, Nov. 24, 1958 (typescript) [Constitution] As amended, March 31, 1965 (typescript) [Constitution] Resolution re restructuring of Board of Trustees, October 26, 1971 As amended, Oct. 26, 1971 (typescript) [By-laws] As amended, March 7, 1974 (typescript) [By-laws] As amended, June 21, 1979 (typescript) [By-laws] As amended , May 10, 1985 (typescript) [By-laws] Annual Reports of the Trustees of Robert College to the Regents of the University of the State of New York, 1899-1908 Annual Certificate, Inventory and Affidavit of the Trustees of Robert College, 1885-1889 Robert College Seal (photostat)


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Sub-subseries XV.1.3: American College for Girls: Act of Incorporation Act by Commonwealth of Massachusetts to Incorporate American College for Girls at Constantinople, 1890 Amendments to Act of Incorporation remove requirement that members of the Corporation must at the time of election of the be members of Board of Directors Women's Board of Missions, 1906 Act by Commonwealth of Massachusetts to incorporate the Trustees of the American College for Girls at Constantinople, March 11, 1908 Act of Commonwealth of Massachusetts to change name from Trustees of the American College for Girls at Constantinople to Trustees of the American College for Girls at Istanbul, December 15,1932 Sub-subseries XV.1.4: American College for Girls: By-Laws Proposed draft of By-Laws, 1899 Revised draft of By-Laws, 1907 By-Laws, 1908 As amended, December 12, 1911 (booklet) As amended, April 1915 (booklet) (Includes Act of Incorporation, March 20,1908) As amended, November 1930 (booklet) (Includes Act of Incorporation, March 20, 1908, and Act to increase amount of property which may be held by Trustees of ACG, February 11, 1913) As amended May 1940 (booklet) (Includes Act of Incorporation, March 20, 1908, and Act to increase amount of property which may be held by Trustees of ACG, February 11, 1913) As amended July 1956 (typescript) Documents re reorganization of ACG as institution independent from the Women's Board

Sub-subseries XV.1.5: Official Minutes of the Board of Trustees, Executive Committee,

Investment Committee Robert College (Bebek) *Volumes I -XVI also on microfilm Volume I May 1863 -November 1905 Volume II April 1906-November 1928 Volume III May 1929-August 1938 Volume IV September 1938-February 1949 Volume V May 1949-September 1956 Volume VI November 1956-September 1958


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Robert College/American College for Girls (Boards merged in 1958) Volume VII September 1958-November 1959 Volume VIII November 1959-November 1960 Volume IX December 1960-January 1962 Volume X February 1962-July 1963 Volume XI September 1963-November 1965 Volume XII November 1965-October 1966 Volume XIII November 1966-November 1967 Volume XIV November 1967-December 1968 Volume XV January 1969-December 1969 Volume XVI January 1970-June 1970 Volume XVII January 1971-October 1971 Robert College (post merger with ACG on Arnavutköy campus) Volume XVIII January 1972-October 1973 Volume XIX October 1973-March 1975 Volume XX April 1975-November 1976 Volume XXI January 1977-August 1978 Volume XXII September 1978-October 1979 Volume XXIII January 1980-October 1982 Volume XXIV November 1982-February 1984 Volume XXV May 1984-July 1985 Volume XXVI September 1985-February 18,1987 Volume XXVII May 1987- American College for Girls [Volumes I -XI also on microfilm] Volume I November 1984 -December 1904 Volume II February 1905 -February 1908 Volume III April 1908 -December 1916 Volume IV April 1917 -December 1920 Volume V January 1921 -December 1925 Volume VI May 1926 -November 1929 Volume VII May 1930 -September 1947 Volume VIII November 1947 -May 1955 Volume IX August 1955 -July 1958 Volume X September 1958 -November 1959 Volume XI November 1959 -May 1960 Robert College of Istanbul, Resident Trustees Volume I 1960 -1971 Sub-subseries XV.1.6: Turkish Government Documents 1 Photographs of Documents from Turkish Government Irade for establishing Robert College and erecting buildings, October 17, 1869.


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Renewal of permit for RC by Department of Public Instruction, 1910 "Letter of Information" stating Irade given for opening of Engineering School, (no date) Letter accompanying Engineering School permission (1912) Recognition of Engineering School at RC (with 3-year course), 1912 2 Lausanne Treaty, August 6,1923 Correspondence re Treaty, 1969-1972 3 Documents re RC and ACG exemption from "certain taxes imposed under the Turkish Income Tax Law" of 1953 4 Documents re Duty-Free Status for Robert College in Turkey, 1970s 5 Turkish Law 625 English translation of Law 625 governing Private Educational Institutions in Turkey, June 8,1965 Correspondence re Law 625 English translation of Law 625 as amended June 6, 1983 Correspondence re amended Law 625 6 Bill passed by Grand National Assembly, June 3,1971, establishing Bosphorus University English translation of bill Sub-subseries XV.1.7: Land and Buildings 1 Robert College (Bebek Campus) Miscellaneous correspondence re land acquisition, 1870s to 1930s Huntington property (transfer to Hisar Vakfl), 1975 Triangle property, 1968-1983 Agreements governing transfer of Bebek Campus to Government Of Turkey, 1971 2 American College for Girls (Arnavutköy Campus) Land Deeds Correspondence re deeds, properties, 1909-1957 Campus boundary dispute, 1950s Child Study Center (includes plans), 1959 3 Description of RC and ACG properties, manner of acquisition, map with property locations (bound), 1920s 4. Robert College (Arnavutköy Campus)


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Correspondence re "Land of Robert College Excess to Educational Needs and Tax Exemption for Hisar Foundation," 1970s Space Study and Remodelling Proposals for merged school on Arnavutköy Campus, 1969-1971 "Study of Areas on Arnavutköy Campus Suitable for Development," 1973 Air-inflated structures, 1974 Report and correspondence re "Request to Sell a Piece of Land [on Arnavutköy Campus] for a U.S. Consular Residence," 1973-1979 Correspondence re Turkish taxes on land and buildings, 1972-1977 Legal status of Robert College property in Turkey, 1978 Building renovations and permits, 1983 -Plant survey, 1984 Sub-subseries XV.1.8: Legal Counsel Series Legal Counsel (Turkey) Vakur Versan and Tayar Cullu, 1969-1972. Correspondence pertains to the legal status of College property and Turkish regulations re transfer of property Legal Counsel (Robert College) Ertugal Ceylan, 1973-1981. Correspondence pertains to the transfer of property to RC, the legal and financial status of RC as defined by Turkish law, and a statement of purpose of the Hisar Educational Foundation Legal Counsel (Washington, D.C.) Steptoe Johnson, 1969-1974. Correspondence and "memos for the file" on financial problems faced by RC stemming from Congressional cutbacks in A.I.D. assistance Legal Counsel (Washington, D.C.) Steptoe and Johnson, 1975-1982. Correspondence between counsel, trustees and N.Y. Office relates to Washington lobby, passage of A.I.D. legislation, contacts with State Department officials, College's status as a secondary institution, and its role in Turkey Powers of Attorney John Chalfont, James Maggart, A. Donn Kesselheim, Rodney B. Wagner, Alfred Ogden. Sub-subseries XV.1.9: Financial Documents Custodian Account Documents Investment Account Documents (Kidder Peabody/Webster Management) Alexander and Green study on restricted endowment funds, 1964 Cy Pres Proceedings for Charles M. Hall Fund, 1971


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Subseries XV.2: Photographs and Audio-Visual Collection Sub-subseries XV.2.1: Robert College (pre-197l) Photograph Series Box 1 Students at Work Library; students Laboratory Classroom studying Box 2 Students, Informal Students, Extracurricular (includes clubs, social service) Box 3 Students, Groups Box 4 Students, (includes Groups commencement photographs) Box 5 Sports, Field Day Box 6 Sports Teams Action shots Box 7 Faculty, Groups Box 8 Faculty, Individuals Box 9 Bebek and Early Years Box 10 Administrators Founders (Hamlin, Washburn, Robert) Presidents (Gates, Monroe) Box 11 Administrators Presidents and Headmasters Box 12 Administrators Vice-presidents, deans, officials on campus and in New York Office Sub-subseries XV.2.2: American College for Girls (pre-l97l) Photographs Box 1 Students at Work .Library; students studying Laboratory Classroom General Box 2 Student, Informal Students, Extracurricular (includes clubs, social service) Box 3 Students, Groups Box 4 Students, Groups (includes commencement photographs; pageants) Students, Individuals Box 5 Sports Child Study Center Box 6 Faculty, Individuals and Groups Box 7 Administrators Sub-subseries XV.2.3: Robert College (post-l97l) Photograph Series 1 Students at Work Students Studying Laboratory Classroom Students, Informal 2 Sports Theater Commencement photographs I 3 Faculty and Administrators 4 Language Laboratory Natural History Collection 5 Computer Center

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1-2 Public Events l00th Anniversary celebration Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, 1963 l00th Anniversary celebration 3 Public Events Visitors to Campus Conferences, signing of U.N. Charter, May Day 4 Theater Music Folklore 5 RC/ACG Alumni/ae

Sub-subseries XV.2.5: Robert College (pre-l97l)/American College for Girls/Robert College (post-197l) Photographs

1 Trustees Individuals 2 Groups 3 Trustee-sponsored Alumni/Friends meetings Los Angeles (1985) 4 Trustee-sponsored Alumni/Friends meetings New York (1984); Boston, Washington, San Francisco (1985); Istanbul, Izmir, Adana (1985) 5 Trustee-sponsored Alumni/Friends meetings Washington (1980) New York (1985), Boston (1986) Sub-subseries XV.2.6: Campus/Buildings Photographs 1 Robert College Campus (pre-197l) General views (many with Bosphorus) 2 Robert College Campus (pre-197l) General views Aerial views 3 Robert College Campus (pre-197l) General views 4 Robert College Campus (pre-197l) Individual buildings (Hamlin, Theodorus, Anderson Halls) Washburn, Albert Long, 5 Robert College Campus (pre-197l) Individual Buildings (Sloane Infirmary, Kennedy Engineering Building, Library; interiors) Lodge, 6 Robert College Campus (pre-197l) Individual buildings, misc. Construction photographs 7 ACG (pre-197l)/RC (post-197l) General views Construction photographs Campus 8 ACG (pre-197l)/RC (post-197l) Campus Individual buildings (Gould, Bingham, Barton) Dedication Dorr Athletic Field, E.D.H. Clark Bench (plateau)


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9 RC (post-197l) Campus Tennis Courts Dorr Athletic Field Renovation Sub-subseries XV.2.7: Miscellaneous Photographs 1-2 Istanbul, General 3 Miscellaneous Sub-subseries XV.2.8: Oversize Photographs I Robert College (pre-1971)/ACG. Miscellaneous photographs II Robert College (pre-1971)/ACG Album titled "Souvenir of the Construction of new Gymnasium- Annex to Theodorus Hall" Album of ACG photographs, 1937 Album of Robert College and Istanbul (G. H. Huntington) III Robert College (pre-1971) Album of Robert College and miscellaneous photographs (G. H. Huntington) IV Robert College (pre-1971) 3 Albums (Robert College, ACG, Istanbul) Sub-subseries XV.2.9: Notebooks of Photographs 1-2 Construction of Robert College Campus (post 1971) New Track and Field (Plateau) New Basketball and Tennis Courts New Buildings (Science Building, Theater/Auditorium, Gymnasium) Sub-subseries XV.2.10: Glass Plate Slides 1-2 Robert College (pre-1971) 3 American College for Girls 4 Istanbul, Maps, Miscellaneous Sub-subseries XV.2.11: 35mm Slides Book 1 Robert College (pre-1971)/ACG Robert College: Founders, Faculty, Administrators Robert College: Students, Activities American College for Girls: Faculty, Administrators American College for Girls: Students, Activities RC/ACG: Theater, Music, Folklore Robert College: Campus/Buildings American College for Girls: Campus/Buildings (including


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construction) Book 2 Robert College (post-197l) Faculty, Administrators Students at Work: Studying, Laboratory, Assembly Students: Informal Theater, Music, Folklore Sports Commencements Campus/Buildings Heritage Room; Child Study Center; Audio-Visual Center; Computer Center Trustees/Alumni/Friends Istanbul, General; Miscellaneous Sub-subseries XV.2.12: Reel Film 1 "Robert College Old and New" (early 1970s) 8 mm (4 copies) 16 mm (1 copy) 16 mm edited negative 2 "ACG" (pre-197l)" 16 mm (1 copy) 3 "Golden Crescent" (Documentary on Middle East; Turkey) 16 mm (1 copy) Sub-subseries XV.2.13: Video Cassettes 1 "The World of Robert College," written and narrated by Talat S. Halman (produced by New York Office, Robert College, 1986) NTSC-VHS; NTSC-BETA; PAL-VHS; PAL-BETA 2 "Campus Follies," taped theater benefit on RC campus in December 1986 by RC alumni to raise funds for new theater; Talat S. Halman, Master of Ceremonies PAL-VHS (2 cassettes); NTSC-VHS (3 cassettes) 3 Honorary Degree Ceremony, Boğaziçi Üniversitesi, May 8,1986 (Jane Page receiving honorary degree) NTSC-VHS 4 Robert College Fundraising Dinner (for new buildings), Bizim Tepe, Robert College, May 9,1986. Speaker: Talat S. Halman PAL-BETA; PAL-VHS; NTSC-VHS Sub-subseries XV.2.14: Reel-to-Reel Tapes 1 Dedication of George Walbridge Perkins Engineering and Science


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Building, May 18, 1963 2 RC Special Question and Answer Session of RC Faculties and Grinnell Morris concerning Security Clearance, March 19,1965 Subseries XV.3: Architectural Records Sub-subseries XV.3.1: Rolled Map Case Robert College Bebek Campus 1 Buildings and Grounds, pre-1912 2 Library Plans, 1931 (drawings 1-13) 3 Library Plans, 1931 (drawings 14-18) American College for Girls: Üsküdar Campus 4 Copy of official plan of ACG properties, 1897 5-6 "General Plans of Mr. Barton's Property," 1908 American College for Girls: Arnavutköy Campus 7 "General Plans of Constantinople College", 1927 (indicates Duz, Musurus, and Delli Bedros properties) 8 Contour/elevation plan of campus 9 Gould Hall; Design of Electric Elevator, 1911 10 Sage Hall, basement plan, 1911 11 Sage Hall, first floor plan, 1911 12 Gould Hall, basement plan, 1913 13 Gould Hall, placement of blackboards, 1913 14 Furniture designs, 1913 15 Furniture designs, 1913 16 Photocopy of 1891 diploma Robert College (post-1971)


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17 Gould Hall (photograph) 18 Site plans with Sage, Mitchell, Gould and Bingham Halls, 1972 19 Sage Hall, plans of basement, ground floor, second floor, attic, cross section, 1972 20 Woods Hall, plans of basement, ground floor, first and second floor, attic, cross section, 1972 21 Mitchell Hall, plans of basement, ground floor, first and second floors, attic, cross section, 1972 22 Gould Hall, plans of basement, ground floor, first and second floors, attic, longitudinal section, 1972 23 Bingham Hall, plans of basement, ground floor, first, second, and third floors, attic, and cross section, 1972 24 Map of Plateau (undated) Miscellaneous 25 "The Pipeless Caloric Furnace", advertisement and description, 1919 Sub-subseries XV.3.2: Flat Map Case Drawer Robert College Bebek Campus 1 Campus site plan (Skidmore, Owens, Merrill), 1955 Engineering Building, 1910 (basement plans, laboratories, site plan) Engineering School (Skidmore), 1955 Engineering Building (undated), plan and color rendering Proposed Annex to Engineering Building (no date), floor plans, elevations Farm Properties, 1955 Farm, 1962 Music and Art Building, 1960 Robert Academy, 1960 (plan, sections, schematic, site plan, elevations) "Existing Plant", 1962 American College for Girls 2 Property lines, 1919 Property lines (undated) Campus Plan, 1920 Hoover House (Deanery), 1921


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Original Campus Plan (Shipley, Ridan, Coolidge Architects) Campus Plan, 1927 Gould Hall plans (Shipley) "Existing Campus," 1955 "Existing Plant," 1962 Faculty Housing, 1960 (building plans, site plan) RC Bebek Campus/ACG/RC (post-197l) 3 Robert College Bebek Campus Preliminary Master Plan, 1951 (Skidmore, bound) Master Plan, 1958 (A. Kuran, bound) Science and Engineering Building, drawings and specifications, 1958 (A. Kuran, bound) American College for Girls Master Plan, 1958 (A. Kuran) Robert College (post-197l) Plan of Campus, 1971 Plans of Buildings, 1975 (bound)


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Additional I Series I: Heritage Room/Rare Books (Istanbul) Box 1 Catalogue Museum Catalogues General Archives/Correspondence 1994-1995 Deposition of Archives-Princeton University Archives (Rare Books) Heritage Room-Tricia's Visit & Notes (20 April, 1992) Heritage Room-General Heritage Room-Rare Books, List of Archives-General Box 2 Guide to the Archives-Copyright Certificate Projects-125th Anniversary Projects-Microfilming Reports-re: NY Office (includes Heritage Room) Reports-re: Lutzker Research Requests-General Research Requests-made by NY Office Archivist Demakis, Louise Engelbourg, Saul Freely, John Gocek, Fatima Muge, Prof. Harper, Helen Kuran, Sylvia (Istanbul) Petkov, Petko, Dr. Reed, Howard A., Prof. Stevens, Marcia and Malcolm White, Malcolm Series II: Heritage Room/Rare Books (Istanbul & R.C./N.Y. Offices) Box 3 Dwight Simpson: Presidential Search (1961-1965) Dwight Simpson: Correspondence (1965) (1 of 2) Dwight Simpson: Correspondence (1965) (1 of 2) Dr. Simpson: Correspondence re: Exchange Program (1965) Secretary to the President, Miss Gulsen A. Bengisu-Correspondence (1965-1966) Simpson Proposed Plan of Reorganization (1965-1966) Dwight Simpson: Power of Attorney/Resignation (1965-1967) Sims, Catherine (Dean)


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Box 4 Dwight Simpson-Correspondence (1966) (1 of 3) Dwight Simpson-Correspondence (1966) (2 of 3) Dwight Simpson-Correspondence (1966) (3 of 3) Dwight Simpson Correspondence re: Articles on Roberts College (1966) Dwight Simpson-Correspondence, telegrams (1967) Search Committee: Faculty Liaison (1967-1968) Search Committee: Notes, Correspondence J. S. Everton-Press Releases on Appointment (1968) Correspondence re: Everton Appointment (1968) John Stuart Everton: Correspondence with Trustees/N.Y. Office, (1964, 1967, 1970) Chalfont, John C. (1972-1976) The Future of the Merged Lycee Chalfont: Correspondence (1971) Chalfont: Principal of Robert Academy, Correspondence w. Catherine Rose (1971-1972) Chalfont, Robert Academy Correspondence (1972) Chalfont: Report on R.C. Community School (1972) Chalfont: Correspondence (1972) Chalfont: Correspondence: (1973) (1 of 3) Chalfont: Correspondence: (1973) (2 of 3) Chalfont: Correspondence: (1973) (3 of 3) Chalfont: Correspondence: (1974) (1 of 2) Chalfont: Correspondence: (1974) (2 of 2) Box 7 Edwin Crocker-Frederick Utley Correspondence (1969-1970) Helen White-Crocker: Correspondence with Utley re: Funds Operation, (1970-1975) Meeting of the Executive Committee (12 November 1969) Helen White: Correspondence with Utley (1971-1975) Helen White (Controller)-application, correspondence (1971-1973) Robert Hardy (1970) Robert Hardy-General Correspondence (1970) Robert Hardy-General Correspondence (1971-1973) Robert Hardy-General Correspondence (1974-1975) R.C./Robert Hardy (1970) Richard Reid, Principal, Robert Academy-Correspondence (1967-1970) Box 8 Brzozowski, Witold, Dean of Engineering School: Correspondence, (1963-1967) Robert Hardy-General Correspondence (1965) Robert Hardy-General Correspondence (1966)


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Robert Hardy-General Correspondence (1967) Robert Hardy-General Correspondence (1968) Robert Hardy-General Correspondence (1969) H.P. Hall: Report on the Colleges (1967) Howard Hall, Acting President: Contract and Power of Attorney (1967) Howard P. Hall, Correspondence (1968) Correspondence between Hazen and Odgen (1960-1962) Correspondence-Hazen to Ballantine, Hall (1960ü1964) Hazen Correspondence -Jane Page and Grinnell Morris (1961-1966, 1971) Correspondence: Harold Hazen to Patrick Malin (1962-1963) Notes and Correspondence (1962-1966) Correspondence (1965-1968) Howard Hall: Correspondence (1964-1965) VP Howard Hall: Correspondence (1965-1967) Howard P. Hall: Correspondence (1967) Trustees' memoranda, correspondence, memos from Murdoch (1979) Box 9 Wadsworth, Christopher (1994-1995) C. Wadsworth Christopher Wadsworth (1998) Christopher Wadsworth (1999) Christopher Wadsworth (2000) Christopher Wadsworth Resignation (2000) Christopher Wadsworth (2001) Johnson, Margaret Harry Dawe (1986-1991) Chalfont: Correspondence to and from (1975) (2 Folders) Chalfont: Correspondence to and from (1976) (2 Folders) James Maggart: application and selection as Headmaster (1977) Correspondence, reports to and from James Maggart (1977) Correspondence, reports to and from James Maggart (1978) Correspondence, reports to and from James Maggart (1979) Correspondence, reports to and from James Maggart (1980) A. Donn Kesselheim: Candidacy for position of Headmaster (1981) A. Donn Kesselheim: Memos, correspondence with M. Murdoch (1982) A. Donn Kesselheim: Correspondence and resignation (1983-1984) Box 25 The Robert College Story by Herbert H. Lane (Vol. II) The Robert College Story by Herbert H. Lane (Vol. III) Mary Miles Patrick and the American College for Girls at Istanbul in Turkey Box 27 Biography of Floyd Black RC-DCG


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Interesting Unarchived Historical Documents: Historical Info Unarchived Historical Pieces Historical Correspondence to Moore, H.S. Coffin, P. Monroe, Caleb Gates Ray, Garo Willard '22 A CI Analysis & Study of Library Media Center '89 The Orient (incomplete files) (1919) The Orient (incomplete files) (1920) Box 28 The Orient (plus duplicates for 1920-incomplete files) (1921) Robert College Debate Union Chronicles (April/May 1930) Turkish Translation Service (1931-1937) The Orient (plus one issue January 1923) (1922) Box 29 The Orient (1912-1913) The Orient (incomplete file) (1910-1911) L'Opinion (1981-1983) Bingham Autobiography, Vol. I (1988-1989) Bingham Autobiography, Vol. II & III (1989-1990, 1990-1991) The Bosphorus Chronicle (ca. 1971-1985) Cagri (1983-1985) Box 30 Cagri (ca. 1985-1995) Objective (1986) Publications (Objective, Kaleidoscope) (1987) Box 31 The Bosphorus Chronicle, 1986-1987 The Bosphorus Chronicle; Oct. 1994 #1, Nov. 10 1994 #2, Nov. 1994 #3 Istanbul American Colleges, Alumni Bulletin (1952; 1953; 1954; 1957; 1960-1961; 1955; 1966) Istanbul American Colleges, Alumni Bulletin (1966-1968) Robert College Alumni Magazine (1972-1975) Robert College Alumni Magazine (1977-1978) Box 32 Robert College-Winter 1987/1988 Muhasebesi Istanbul American Colleges, Alumni Bulletin 1962, 1964-1965 Robert College Quarterly 1992-2001 Robert College Quarterly 2002-2006 Reports of US Annual Giving


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Robert College Newsletters (1990-1997) Box 33 Adams, Kathyrn N Akkoyunlu, Bedia Alpar, Nahit Antel, Nazime Armstrong, George S. Baker, Stephen Ballantine, Duncan Barker, James Bayindir, Gokce Beard, Anson M. (1948-1957?) Begdes, Kutsi Bingham, William H. (-1937) Bliss, Collins P. Boschen, Henry C. (-1966) Brown, Philip M. (-1932) Brown, Moreau D. (1947-1956) Brown, Moreau D. (1957-1963) Brown, Moreau D. (1964-1976) Box 34 Brown, William A. (1926-1930) Brown, William A. (1931-1932) Brown, William A. (1933-1943) Brownell, Katherine D. (1949-1963) Brownell, Katherine D. (1964-1983) Burgess, W. Randolph (1927-1967) Cakmak, Ahmet (1975-1983) Calder, Frederick C. Carey, Jane C. (1955-1981) Cary, William L. (-1974) Case, Anne T. (1950-) Cavusoglu, Ahmet (1977-) Childs, Timothy W. (Correspondence) Box 35 Books-Joy of Service (RC) (E. Clarke) Clarke, Elizabeth Dodge Huntington (1-7 of 9 Folders) Box 36 Clarke, Elizabeth Dodge Huntington (8-9 of 9 Folders) Cochran, Homer P. (1944-1947) Coons, Richard (-1981) DeForest, Robert W. (-1930)


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Devres, Mehmet Diker, Vecdi (1959-1962, 1967-1972) Dinger, Elliot A. Dodge, Cleveland Dodge, David S. (-1962) Dodge, Grace Hoadley (1908-1914) Dorr, Goldwaithe H. (1948-1959) Dorr, Goldwaithe H. (1960-1969) Dorr, Goldwaithe H. (1970-1978) Dorr, Russell H. (1962-1980) Duggan, Stephen P. (-1947) Durust, Hamdi Dutton, Samuel (-1919) Eczacibasi, Nejat F. (1966-1971) Eren, Hon. Nuri (Correspondence) Erul, Omer Esty, John C., Jr. (1974-1989) Everton, John Scott Box 37 Robert College- Vol. 2 No. 1 (Feb. 1983); Vol. 3 No. 3 (Fall 1984); Vol. 4 No. 1 (Fall 1985); Vol. 5 No. 1 (Spring 1986) Faust, Walter L. (1949-1951) Few, Benjamin F. (1945-1958) Forbes, Rose d. (Mrs. Malcolm J.) Foster, Austin T. (1958-1960) Franklin, George S. (1949-1977) Friendly, Alfred (1983-) Friendly, Jean Furgac, Melike Goheen, Robert F. (1956) Goodsell, Fred F. Grosvenor, Melville B. Garland, Charles S. (-1947) Guest, John S. (1978-1990) Gordon, Mary R. Haines, T. F. Davies (-1968) Hanks, Nancy (1963-1969) Harrington, John L. (1927-1941) Hatch, Harold (-1946) Hazen, David C. Box 38 Hazen, Harold (1954-1980) (5 Folders) Henninger, Kenneth A. (1975-1982)


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Hibbs, Sherlock Hibbs, Sherlock (II) Hill, Raymond Dunlap Hilton, Henry (1931-) Box 39 Holt, Henry C. (1925-1949) (3 Folders) Huntington, George H. Huntington, Thomas F. (1953-1985) Inal, Kenan (1957) Ipecki, Abdi (1968-1976) Isvan, Amet (1963-) Karacabey, Ayla (1974-) Karahan, Oguz (1973-1977) Kardem, Frank (1959-) Keil, Francis C. Kemmerer, Edwin W. Kerwin, Robert W. (1971-1982) Keyes, Harold B. Kurdas, Kemal Kuyucak, Hazim Atif Lanckton, Arthur L. (1954-1968) Lipscomb, Thomas (1974-) Katipoglu, Sadun (1961-1974) Kimball, Grace N. Kirac, Suna Kozlu, Cem M. (1997-) Koptagel, Gunsel (1969-) Kuran, Aptullah (1974-1994) Lawrence, Barbara C. (1989-1996) Lawrence, James F. (1969-1983) (3 Folders) MacAdams, Howard B. (-1973) Mardin, Yusuf (1977-) McMenamin, Joan Morris, Grinnell (1946-1974) Neyzi, Ali Box 40 Nichols, Howard B. Niemeyer, John H. (1958-1972) Norton, Garrison (1960-1968) Ogden, Alfred Page, Jane N.-Correspondence (1959-1980) Page, Jane N.-Correspondence (1981-1998) Page, Jane N. (GIFTS) Perkins, Linn M.


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Radomisli, Aylin (1983-1986) Ratte, John Rice, Charles (1975-1979) Sabar, Ergun Schieffelin, Bayard (-1985) Estate of Bayard Shieffelin Sofia American Schools 1963-1977 Sofia American Schools (1978-1979) Sofia American Schools (1979-1980) Sofia American Schools (1980-1981) Sofia American Schools (1981-1982) Sofia American Schools (1982-1983) Sofia American Schools (1983-1984) Sofia American Schools (1984-1985) Sofia American Schools (1985-1986) Box 41 Sofia American Schools(1986-1987) Sofia American Schools (1987-1988) Sofia American Schools (1988-1989) Sofia American Schools (1989-1990) Sofia American Schools (1990-1991) Sofia American Schools (1991-1992) Sofia American Schools (1992-1993) Terzioglu, Meliha (1963-) Tweedy, Mary J.-Correspondence (1963-1995) Tumer, Irfan (1973-1995) Ulusoy, Melahat (1975-1979) Umur, Aydin (1971-1975) Ustundag, Ustun (1971-1975) Yalcin, Nilufer (1974-1993) Yazici, Bulent (1961-1972) Yuregir, Gunes (-1982) Zinsser, Barbara L.-Correspondence (1955-1997) Zobu, Perihan (1971-1975) Box 42 Patent (Tanyolac Odor Measurement Device) File (1964) (2 Folders) Patent File: Final Technical Report on Development of Odor Measuring Instrument (1965) Patent File: Reports (1964-1966) Patent File (1965-1966) Patent File (1966-1967) Patent File: Tanyolac's Correspondence (1964-1972) Patent File: Tanyolac Correspondence re: Tanyolac Patents (1965-1969)


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Box 43 Patent File: Patents and Research (1967-1968) Patent File: Patents and Research (1968-1969) Patent File: NATO Conference on Odor Management (1965-1966) Research Center: Surveys and Annual Reports (1966-1969) Correspondence re: Research Center (1961-1968) (not inclusive) Headmaster's Report: Margaret Johnson (Acting Head) (1985) Headmaster's Report: Harry A. Dawe (Nov. 1986) Headmaster's Report: Harry A. Dawe (Nov. 1987) Headmaster's Report: (10 Nov. 1988) Harry A. Dawe (Feb., May, Nov. 1988) Headmaster's Report: Harry A. Dawe (Nov. 1989) Headmaster's Report: Harry A. Dawe (May, Nov. 1990) Headmaster's Report: Cornelius Bull (covers 1960-1966) (1967) Headmaster's Report: J. Chalfant (1971-1972) Headmaster's Report: J. Chalfant (1972-1973) Headmaster's Report: J. Chalfant (1974-1975) Headmaster's Report: J. Chalfant (1975-1976) Headmaster's Report: J. Chalfant (1976-1977) Box 44 Headmaster's Report: Jim Maggart (1977-1978) Annual Report of the Headmaster: Jim Maggart (1979-1980) Summary of Meeting with Trustees: Jim Maggart (1979) Annual Report of the Headmaster: Jim Maggart (20 June 1981) Annual Report of the Headmaster: A. Donn Kesselheim (1981-1982) Annual Report of the President: A. Donn Kesselheim (1982-1983) Headmaster's Report: Progress Report-A. Donn Kesselheim (1983-1984) Headmaster's Report: (Jan. 1984) Headmistress' Report to Board of Trustees: Margaret Johnson (Nov. 1984) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (August 1970) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (Sept-Oct 1970) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (Nov-Dec 1970) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (Jan 1971) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (Feb 1971) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (March-April 1971) Reports of the Chairman to the Board of Trustees (1971-1972) Box 45 Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (March-April 1971) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (April-May 1971) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (May-June 1971) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (June-March 1972) Correspondence & legal Documents re: founding of Bogazicic University (June-September 1971) Establishment of Bosphorus University (Aug 1971-Sept 1971)


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Establishment of Bosphorus University (Sept 1971) Establishment of Bosphorus University (Oct 1971-June 1972) Establishment of Bosphorus University (incl. Development Plan, 1971-1972) (June 1971-Nov 1972; 1976) Reports from the Chairman to Board of Trustees (1970-1971) Ad Hoc Committee: Looking into costs of the Merged Lycee (1971) Ad Hoc Committee: Looking into costs of the Merged Lycee: (1972) Box 46 Establishment of Bosphorus University (July 1971) Summary Contribution Reports and Memos (1969-1972) Establishment of Bosphorus University (incl. proposed "Law of Bosphorus University" (Jan-July 1971) Memoranda to Board of Trustees (Lawrence, page) re: Reorganization of RC (1971) "Correspondence with the Field" to/from Everton, Chalfont, Page (1971) "Correspondence with the Field" with Everton, Chalfont, Aptullah Kuran (1971) "Correspondence with the Field" incl. correspondence with Everton (1971) "Correspondence with the Field" with Everton, Aptullah Kuran, Chalfont (1971-1972) "Correspondence with the Field" with Chalfont, Page "Correspondence with the Field" to/from Everton, Page (1971) Lawrence-Everton Correspondence (1969-1970) (1 of 3 Folders) Box 47 Lawrence-Everton Correspondence (1969-1970) (2-3 of 3 Folders) Development Committee: Memos, Reports, Correspondence (1966-1970) Development Committee: Correspondence, Memos, Reports (1970) (2 Folders) Development Committee: Memoranda, reports, Correspondence, (1971) (2 Folders) Trustee Development Committee Material: Correspondence, Memoranda (1977, 1981) Box 48 Development committee materials (1982-1972 not inclusive) Resolutions on Trustee deaths (1976, 1979) Lawrence's Situation Reports (1971) Lawrence's Situation Reports (1970-1971) Jane Page's Situation Reports (1970-1975) Trustee's Agenda and Minutes (1972) Ad Hoc Cost Committee Reports (1972) Trustees' Agenda and Minutes (1971) Memos, reports and correspondence from N.Y. Office (1973) Memoranda by laws re: Reorganization of R.C. (1968-1970)


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"Committee of Three"-Ad Hoc Implementation committee re: Reorganization of RC-memos, correspondence (1971) Annual Report for A.I.D. (1973-1974) J.C.C.F.-Selection of Director Selection of Director for Jane Coffins Child Memorial Fund for Medical Research (1975) Box 49 RC Alumni Contributors to the 125th Year Book and Art Exhibit (May 13-May 27, 1989) Heritage Room Planning Committee Papers (March-Sept 1969) Notes on Planning Comm. Meetings-Washington, NY & Istanbul & Exhibits I of II Notes on Planning Comm. Meetings-Washington, NY & Istanbul & Exhibits II of II Summary of principal topics for Trustees planning comm. & Memos (1969) Marjory Hyde Bond Book-Minutes & Interviews in the USA Norton Report: Planning Committee-May 1967) Planning Committee (1966-1967) (2 Folders) Box 50 Planning Committee-Dorr Memo (1967) Planning Committee-Statement by Alfred Ogden (Oct. 1969) Planning Committee (April-June 1967) Turkish Ministry of Education-Educational Reform (1971) I of II Witt Report-Audiovisual Instruction Petersen Task Force Report (1970-1971) Peat, Marwick Mitchell & Co (1971) Nystrom Report Northrop Report-Secondary Math Study Newsom Report MacPhail Report-April 28, 1969 Hennessey Report Finch Report Foshay, Dr. Arthur W., 1972-Consultant Sherrill Cleland Report (May 1970) Bartlett Report (June 1970) Planning Committee: Sparks Report-March 1969 Planning Committee: Space Studies Box 51 Ford Foundation Files: English Language-Teaching Equipment-Grant #1 (28 Feb, 1962)


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English Language-Teaching Materials-Reports on Grant #2 English Language-Teaching Textbooks-Grant #3, 4/28/1966 Reports on Grant #3 English Language-Teaching Textbook-Grant #4 62-174C, 5/27/1968 Operating Expense Grant Teacher Recruitment Program (Dean Travel Grant) English Language Teaching Textbooks and additional equipment Reports On Grant #4 Grants #690-0654-Financing Planning Consultants Grants#700-0020-Research and Undergraduate Teaching in Economics (Proposal, Grant and Correspondence) Rockefeller Foundation Files: General Vote on Release of 5% of Rockefeller Funds, 1969 Correspondence Turkish Faculty Training Fellowships #RF56187 (Reports) Turkish Faculty Training Fellowships #RF56187 (Letters) Humanities Project Grant #58065 Humanities Project Grant #58065 (Reports) Proposal-Columbia University/RC Business School-Rockefeller Brothers Fund Turkish Faculty Training Fellowships #RF56187 Business Management Proposal Rockefeller Brothers Fund-RC School of Bus. Adm. & Economics Box 52 Rockefeller Brothers Fund-RC Schools of Bus. Adm. & Economics Proposal Annual and Quarterly Reports, etc.-Rockefeller Foundation Grace H. Dodge Fund Dodge Foundation Gift Mrs. Sarah Dodge Gift Dodge Family Gift Anne T. Case Memorial Fund John C. Case-Turkish Travel Fellow Chase Manhattan International Foundation Estate of Cornelis Beets Estate of Amy Briggs Baldwin The Grant Foundation-Reports R. Academy Comm. Rep. Program Grant Foundation-Play center and Child study project (Proposal and correspondence) American Machine and Foundry Co. AMF Foundation Press Releases-Formation of Bogazici


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Annual Giving Gift Analysis Report Warner Pomerene Lee Fonger Library Fund #122-9033 (1971) Box 53 Turkish Educational Foundation AKC Fund Estate of James F. Lawrence Palmer, Caroline Damon (Trust For) Lilly, Endowment Inc. Weller Foundation Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Estate of Frank P. Sheppard Estate of Sarah Stone Miller The Singer Company Foundation The Rubicon Foundation Estate of Eleanor S. Upton Etna Martin Craft Trust (from Elizabeth Dodge Huntington) Vella & Dudley Templeton Memorial Fund Mrs. Thomas J. Watson Foundation Estate of Henry A. Wolsdorf Caleb C. and Julian W. Dula Educational and Charitable Foundation Thomas H. Huntington Trust Papazian (Andon) Estate of Elbis Papazian (1965-1968) Correspondence: Arthur B./John W. Emmons Trust Funds (1956-1957) Correspondence: Emmons Trust Funds (1957-1961) Correspondence: Emmons Trust Funds (1961-1965) Estate of Alphild Yesim Records Relating to the Estate of Alphid Yesim (1975-1978) Estate of Katherine Brownell Estate of Sprio K. Kostof Foundations-General Correspondence Contributions to the Building Fund (1985-1989) Box 54 RC/Henninger Financial Reports (1975-1982) RC/Henninger Application for AID Grants (1979-1981) RC/Ogden Transfer Documents: Power of Attorney (1971) RC/Ogden Supporting Documents: Land Transfer (1971) RC/Ogden Correspondence: Reorganization of RC; Land Transfer (1971 1973) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1973-1974) RC/Ogden Land Development and Taxes (1973-1974) RC/Ogden Title Deeds (1972) RC/Ogden Memoranda re: Transfer or Property (1971; 1974-1975)


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RC/Ogden Sale of Excess Lands: Memoranda, Legal Documents (1970- 1974) RC/Ogden "The Triangle" Land Transfer - Legal Documents, Memoranda, Correspondence (1973-1979) RC/Ogden Legal Opinions: Correspondence, Memos, Excerpts (1965 1970) RC/Ogden Records re: Settlement with Mary Ward Kerby Box 55 RC/Ogden Records Relating to AIRCO Retirement Fund for Faculty (1967-1974) RC/Ogden Records Relation to AIRCO Retirement Fund for Faculty (1974-1976) RC/Ogden Supporting Documents re: Bosphorus University, Protocol or Memorandum of Understanding (1970-1971) RC/Ogden Court Order: Bebek Campus (1971) RC/Ogden Board of Regents: Correspondence (1971) RC/Ogden Constitutional Court Filing re: Civil Engineers Diplomas (1971) A.I.D. Grant Correspondence and Document (1971) RC/Ogden Hisar Foundation Official Documents (1970) RC/Ogden Correspondence, Memoranda re: Merger with ACG (1957 1958) RC/Ogden Correspondence, Memoranda re: Merger with ACG (1958) RC/Ogden Certification of Incorporation (1959) RC/Ogden Reorganization of RC: Protocol of Understanding (1971) Box 56 RC/Ogden General Correspondence and Memoranda (1972-1976) RC/Ogden General Correspondence and Memoranda (1976-1979) RC/Ogden General Correspondence and Memoranda (1979-1985) RC/Ogden Correspondence, Memos: 100th Anniversary (1963) RC/Ogden Correspondence, Memos: 100th Anniversary (1962) RC/Ogden Correspondence, Memos: 100th Anniversary (1962) RC/Ogden Correspondence, Memos: 100th Anniversary (1962) RC/Ogden Correspondence, Memos: 100th Anniversary (1961-1962) RC/Ogden Memos, Correspondence re: "Future of the College" (1970) RC/Ogden Correspondence, Memos re: "Future of the College" (1970 1971) Box 57 RC/Henninger Termination and Retirement Fund (1979-1980) RC/Henninger Unexpected Plant Funds (1979-1981) RC/Henninger RC Endowment Funds; Aetna Warbury Investment Management (1982) RC/Henninger Fiscal Year Reports (1976-1978)


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RC/Henninger Fiscal Year Reports (1979) RC/Henninger Hisar Foundation (1974-1976) RC/Henninger Pensions, Benefits, Contracts (1975-1982) RC/Henninger Fiscal Year Reports (1980) RC/Henninger Fiscal Year Reports (1981-1982) RC/Henninger RC Expatriate Taxation (1977) RC/Henninger RC Expatriate Taxation (1977-1981) RC/Henninger Budget (1976-1980) Box 58 RC/Henninger Budgets (1975-1982) RC/Henninger Correspondence with Arthur Andersen & Co. (1976-1982) RC/Henninger Lira Barrowing Hanover Trust Co.'s Statements (1975 1978) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1962, May - August) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1962, April - May) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1962, June - September) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1963, January - April) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1963, July - May) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1963, October - July) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1961, May) RC/Ogden Correspondence, Includes Hazen, G. Morris (March - April 1961) Box 59 RC/Ogden Correspondence (1961, August - October) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1961, June - July) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1961, November - December) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1962, January - March) Report and Correspondence re: "Request to Sell a Piece of Land [on Arnavutkoy Campus] for a U.S. Consular Residence" (1973-1979) Correspondence re: Turkish Taxes on Land and Buildings (1972-1977) Building Renovations and Permits, 1983 Plant Survey (1984) Çambel Property (1989) Power of Attorney - May 15, 1991 Legal Counsel (Turkey) - Vakur Versan and Tayar Callu, 1969-1972 Legal Counsel (Robert College) - Ertugal Ceylan, 1973-1981 Box 60 Legal Counsel (Washington, D.C.) - Steptoe and Johnson, 1969-1974 Legal Counsel (Washington, D.C.) - Steptoe and Johnson, 1975-1982 Huntington Property (Transfer to Hisar Vakt.) (1975) Lawsuits Brought Against RC/ACG by Students Powers of Attorney: Invest Account Documents (Kidder Peabody/Webster Management)


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Alexander and Green Study on Restricted Endowment Funds, 1964 Cy Pres Proceedings for Charles M. Hall Fund, 1971 Miscellaneous Regarding Huntington Property Transfer Box 61 Charges Related to the Huntington Property Correspondence from Alfred Ogden II Correspondence from Tricia Staab Death Certificate for Huntington Property RC/Ogden Correspondence (1963 December - October) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1964 January - April) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1965 January - June) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1965 July - November) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1964 May - December) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1965-1966 October - January) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1966 February - March) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1966 March - December) RC/Ogden Correspondence (1967 January - May) Box 62 RC/Ogden: General Correspondence (1971-1974) General Correspondence (1974-1976) General Correspondence (1976-1980) General Correspondence re: tax exemption, reorganization of exec. committee (1966-1968) Minutes of the Field Operations Committee (1966-1967) Correspondence re: Reorganization of R.C. (1971) Correspondence (1974-1977) Funds not examined to N.E.G.A. Resolutions (1964) Exhibit to preliminary report on certain funds: Wills (1964) (4 Folders) Second Set of Exhibits to preliminary report on certain funds: wills and testaments (1964) Second Set of Exhibits to preliminary report on certain funds: correspondence & wills (1964) Sworn trustee consent re: Amendment of RC charter (1972-1973) Approval forms re: Charter amendment (1972) Memoranda re: Not-for-Profit corporation law (1972-1973) Act of Incorporation: Amendment to Charter (1973) Box 63 RC/Ogden: Memoranda re: Amendment to Charter (1972-1973) Correspondence re: Amendment of RC Charter (1972-1977) "Miscellaneous": bills and resolutions (1968-1971)


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Geoffrey Wolf re: unpaid loan (1963-1965) Tax Ruling (1964-1968) Lucille Strongham disputes re: termination of employment (1973) Status of resident or non-resident alien re: F.I.C.A. and U.S. income tax (1963-1965) Chalfont-Power of Attorney (1968-1972) Pooled Income Fund: Warner M. Pomerene (1971) Pension for Turks (1966-1968) Records re: Merger with ACG (1958) (2 Folders) Petition to the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York. Reflects transfer of the Bebek campus to the Republic of Turkey (1971) Jane Wright File: 1958, 1965, 1970 Jane Wright File, 1970 Box 64 Robert College-Financial Records: Funds/Scholarships (2 Folders) Estates (2 Folders) Box 65 Building and Real Estate Records Wills and Testaments Personal Records (misc.) Law/Certificate of Reinstatement (8/17/56)/Copyrights/Trustees/Merger Box 66 RC/Lawrence: Correspondence, Memoranda from Board of Trustees, RC administrators (1959-1960) Reports, Correspondence, Memoranda to Board of Trustees (1961) Correspondence, Memoranda to Trustees from N.Y. Office, R.C. administrators (1962-3) Correspondence, Memoranda from Ogden, Malin, N.Y. Office (1963) Memoranda, reports re: Private Schools' Bill (1963-1964) Correspondence, Memoranda from NY Office, Trustees, re: Private Schools (1964) Trustees' memoranda, reports (1964) Trustees' reports, memoranda (1964) Trustees' Minutes, reports, memoranda, incl. Malin, NY Office (1964) Trustees' Correspondence, Memoranda, incl. memos from Malin (1964) Trustees' Reports, minutes, memoranda (1965)


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Trustees memoranda, minutes, incl. reports from Bond, Simpson (1965) Trustees' Reports, memoranda, minutes, incl. info re: A.I.D. Security clearance (1965) Search Committee for President (1964-1965) Box 67 English Program: "Time" Magazines (1991) Curriculum-Lise Curriculum (Dec. 1, 1994) Curriculum Outreach Report-Nov. 2003 Summer Camp-1992 Summer Camp-1993 Summer Camp-1994 Summer Camp-1995 Summer Camp-1998 Summer Camp-2003 Summer Camp report-Feb. 2006 Summer Camp-General Info New Buildings Discussions 86-88 Job Description of Headmaster Articles about RC Model U.N. Alumni/ae and Awards (RC and ACG) Alumni/ae-statistical information Alumnae-ACG RC Alumni Attending U.S. Universities (1979-Present) Box 68 Historical Items of Interest-Brochures Child Study Center Heritage Committee-Minutes (Oct. 17,1996) Friendly Fund (RC Scholarships USA) RC: Headmaster's Report-Harry A. Dawe (1991) RC: Headmaster's Report-Benjamin D. Williams (Oct. 1992) RC: Headmaster's Report-Benjamin D. Williams (Feb. 1993) RC: Headmaster's Report-Christopher Wadsworth (Nov. 1993) Headmaster's Report (Nov. 1993 and Feb. 1994) RC: Headmaster's Report-Christopher Wadsworth (Feb. 1994, June 1994, Nov. 1994) RC: Headmaster's Report-Christopher Wadsworth (Jan 1995) Headmaster's Report (Nov. 1995) Theater/Drama Curriculum ALA-Seft Contract Philosophy-School Philosophy University Acceptances


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Direct Entry Direct Admissions Tests (1990) Ministry of Education-Ankara Extracurricular Activities Eyp Quilt (March 1999) Box 69 RC/Robert Hardy: Hardy, Robert S. Yorgi Sitaras (Scholarship student) (1953-1954) Acting Academic Vice President-Correspondence (1968-1969) Correspondence (1969) RC/Robert Hardy (1969) Correspondence (1970) Scholarships from Sofia American College, Inc. ACG 1958 General Correspondence (1959-1962) General Correspondence (1963-1964) RC/Lawrence: Trustees' memoranda, reports, minutes, incl. info re: selection of Dwight Simpson (1965) Trustees' memoranda, minutes, incl. reports from Simpson, Bond (1965) (3 Folders) Audit reports, budget (1965) Trustees' memoranda, minutes (1966) Trustees' memoranda, minutes, incl. reports from Bond, Simpson (1966) Box 70 Trustees' minutes, memoranda, reports from Bond, Simpson (1966) Trustees' memoranda, minutes, re: appointment of acting President Howard Hall (1966-1967) Trustees' memoranda, minutes, incl. info re: search for president (1967) Trustees' memoranda, minutes (1967) Budgets (1967-1968) Trustees' minutes, memoranda (1968) Trustees' minutes, memoranda, reports from Bond (1968) Trustees' minutes, memoranda, reports from Bond, Everton (1968) Trustees' memoranda, minutes, reports from Bond (1968) Trustees' minutes, memoranda, incl. info re: RC's financial crisis (1968-1969) Trustees' minutes, memoranda, incl. reports from Bond (1968) Budgets (1968) Memos/correspondence to/from NY office: confidential Trustees' minutes, memoranda, incl. reports from Everton/Bond


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(1969) (3 Folders) Trustees' minutes, memoranda (1969) Box 71 Trustee minutes, memoranda, info re: Reorganization of RC (1969 1970) Reports to trustees from the chairman (1970-) Trustees' memoranda, minutes, info re: reorganization of RC (1970) Trustees' minutes, memoranda, Bond, Everton reports, re: reorganization of RC (1970) Trustees' minutes, memoranda, re: reorganization of RC (1970) (4 Folders) Trustees' minutes, memoranda, re: reorganization of RC (1971) Trustees' minutes, memoranda, correspondence (1971) Trustees' minutes, memoranda, reports: info re: reorganization of RC (1971) Trustees' memoranda, correspondence, reports from Rose, Chalfont (1972) Trustees' memoranda, minutes; reports from Rose, Chalfont (1971 1972) Trustees' memoranda, correspondence, reports from Rose, Chalfont (1972-1973) RC/New York Office: Trustees' memoranda, correspondence (1973-1974) Box 72 Land and Buildings: Space study and Remodeling Proposals for merged school on Arnavutkoy Campus (1969-1971) NY board of regents (Univ. of the State of NY) (1970-1971) "Study of Areas on Arnavutkoy Campus Suitable for Development," (1973) Air-inflated Structures, (1974) Correspondence re: deeds, properties (1909-1957) Land Deeds Misc. Correspondence re land acquisition (1870s-1930s) Triangle property (1968-1983) Campus boundary dispute (1950s) Child Study Center (incl. plans) (1959) Description of RC and ACG properties, manner of acquisition, map (bound) (1920s) Correspondence: "Land of Robert College Excess to Educational Needs and Tax Exemption for Hisar Foundation" (1970s)


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Box 73 Correspondence re Law 625 Annual Reports of the Trustees to the Regents of the University of the State of NY (1899-1904) Annual Reports of the Trustees to the Regents of the University of the State of NY (1905-1908) Annual Certificate, Inventory and Affidavit of the Trustees (1885, 1886, 1887, 1888) Annual Certificate, Inventory and Affidavit of the Trustees (18880, 1890, 1898) Robert College Seal (photostat) English translation of Law 625 governing Private Educational Institutions of Turkey (June 8, 1965) English translation of Law 625 as amended (June 6, 1983) Act by Commonwealth of Massachusetts to Incorporate American College for Girls (1890) Amendments to Act of Incorporation to remove requirement that members of the Board be Directors of the Women's Board of Missions (1906) Act by Commonwealth of Massachusetts to incorporate the Trustees of the American College for Girls at Constantinople (March 11, 1908) Act of Commonwealth of Massachusetts to change name from Trustees of the American College for Girls at Constantinople to Trustees of the American College (Dec. 15, 1932) U.S. Treasury Department (1954) Box 74 By-laws as amended (June 21, 1979) By-laws as amended (May 23 1990) By-laws as amended (May 22, 1991) Various Turkish Government Permits and papers regarding the Department of Public Instruction Photographs of Documents from Turkish Government Lausanne Treaty-Correspondence re Treaty 1969-1972 (August 6, 1923) Agreements governing transfer of Bebek campus to Government of Turkey (1971) Documents re RC and ACG exemption from "certain taxes imposed under the Turkish Tax Law" (1953) Documents re Duty-Free Status for Robert College in Turkey (1970s) Bill passed by Grand National Assembly, establishing Bosphorus University (June 3, 1971) Legal status of Robert College property in Turkey (1973) Amendment to Consolidate the Trustees of RC of Istanbul and the Trustees of ACG (Dec. 18, 1959 #7577) Correspondence: Charter Amendment to reflect that RC no longer operates a Yuksek (1972-1973)


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Legal Correspondence (1990-) Constitution (1800s) Constitution as amended (1896) Constitution as amended (1931) Constitution as amended (1937) Constitution as amended (March 31, 1965) Incorporation of RC of Constantinople by Act of Legislature of the State of New York Certificate of Incorporation (Xerox) (Feb 19, 1864) Act of NY State Legislature authorizing the Syrian Protestant College and the Trustees of RC of Constantinople to take and hold real and personal estate (May 4, 1864) Act of NY State Legislature to authorize the Trustees of RC of Constantinople amend its certificate of incorporation (May 19, 1896) Amendments to increase the number of Trustees from 6 to 9 Amendment to increase the authorized membership of the Board of Trustees of RC to 15 Board of Regents) (Oct 18, 1923 #3300) Amendment to change the name of the corporation to the Trustees of RC of Constantinople (Feb 15, 1946 #5204) Amendment to change the number of trustees of the Corporation from 15 to not more than 25, nor less than 5 (Jan 28, 1949 #5685) Amendment to change the number of Trustees of the Corporation to not more than 48 nor less than 12, the majority of whom with their successors shall be native born citizens of the USA (Jan 22, 1959 #7384) Constitution as amended (Nov 24, 1958) Resolution re restructuring of Board of Trustees (May 12, 1967) Box 75 RC Quarterly Robert College Alumni Magazine (ca. Fall 1989-Spring 1995) Constantinople Women's College Bulletin of Information (1927-8, 1931-2) Constantinople Woman's College President's Report/Bulletin (1918-1924) Constantinople Woman's College President's Report/Bulletin (1924-1930) Robert College (Yuksek Okulu) Catalogue (1962-3, 1963-4) Robert College (Yuksek Okulu) Catalogue (1967-8, 1968-9) Box 76 Miscellaneous Publications of Robert College RC/NY Office: Educational Policy Re: Tenure/Sabbatical/Appointments (1964) Correspondence, Memoranda re: AID Security Clearance Controversy (1964-1965) Law Governing Private Schools (1965) Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenures Proposal (1966) Correspondence, Memoranda re: Academic Freedom and Tenure (1967-1968) RC Historical: Mainly Correspondence to Jane Page, Memos


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Leading to Merger (1967-1977) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of Robert College – Correspondence, Minutes, Memos (Jan-March 1970) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (April 1970) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (May – June 1970) Materials Relating to the Reorganization of RC (June – July 1970) Investment Committee (1973-1975) Investment Committee (1976-1979) Investment Committee (1980) Box 77 Investment Committee (1980) Planning Committee Reports and Correspondence Relating Thereto (1969-1970) Nominating Committee for Trustees: Correspondence, Memoranda (1970) “Exhibits I, II, III” re: Constitutional Court Merging, RC-ACG Merger (1971) Nominating Committee for Trustees: Correspondence to/from Jane Page (1970-1973) Margory Boyd Revised Trustee List (November 1969) Trustees Planning Committee Meeting (1969) Nominating Committee for Trustees (1973-1974) Profile of Robert College: 1952-1972 (including ACG) Foshay’s Report and Correspondence (1972) RC Financial: Income & Expense (1972-1976) Fiscal/Audit (1977-1978) Box 78 The University of the State of New York: Relations with RC (1962-1966) The University of the State of New York: Bureau of Statistical Services (1965-1967) Report of the Near East College Association: James L. Brainerd (1967) Chadbourne-Gilpatrick Survey (1967) Richard Robinson Survey (1967) McPhail Reports (1968-1969) Report on Task Force on International Developmental Assistance & Education (1969) Peterson Presidential Task Force: Correspondence and Information: RC and International Development (1969-1970) Reports of Educational Review Committees re: RC/ACG (1968- 1969) Committee Report re: School of Science & Language (1969)


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Committee Report re: School of Business Administration & Economics (1969) Studgard Reports Re: Engineering School (1968-1969) Semi-Annual Report Program (January 1970-June 1970) Semi-Annual Program Report (July 1970-December 1970) Box 79 RC/Rose: Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co: “RC in Istanbul: The Future of the Merged Lycee” (1971) RC/NY Office: “A Brief Look at American Secondary Schools,” Jams Maggart, Edward Webster (1973) RC/NY Office: Annual Report (Nov 1973 – Oct 1974) RC/Lawrence: “Correspondence with Field” – Everton-Lawrence Correspondence (1970) “Correspondence with the Field” – Everton Correspondence (1971) “Correspondence with the Field” – Everton Correspondence (1970) “Correspondence with the Field” – Everton Correspondence (1970) RC/Jim Lawrence: Correspondence between John Chalfort and NY Office (1973-1974) Correspondence, John Chalfort to NY Office (1974-1975) Correspondence between NY Office and James Maggart/John Chalfort (1975-1980) RC/Lawrence: Retirement Fund Dilemma (1975-1976) Trustees’ Memoranda, Correspondence, Reports from Rose (1976- 1977) Trustees’ Memoranda, Correspondence, Reports from Rose (1977- 1979) Future Needs and Developments Committee: “Ad Hoc,” includes Simpson’s “Plan for Improvement” (1955-1965) Box 80 Future Needs and Developments Committees: Minutes, Memoranda (1966-1977) Washington Committee – Correspondence, Memoranda (1967- 1970) Washington Committee – Correspondence, Memoranda (1970) RC/NY Office: Washington Committee – Correspondence, Memoranda (1970) RC/Lawrence: Washington Committee: Includes Lawrence, Page Correspondence with AID (1972-1973) Washington Committee: Includes RC-AID Correspondence (1973) Box 81


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Washington Committee, includes AID-RC correspondence (1975) Trustees’ Planning Committee and 1967 “Report of Planning Committee” (1967-1968) RC/Jim Lawrence: Planning Committee (1968-1969) RC/Lawrence: Trustees’ Planning Committee: reports, memos (1968-1969) Trustees’ Planning Committee: memos, reports (1969) Trustees’ Agenda and Minutes (1969-1970) Trustees’ Agenda and Minutes (1970) Trustees’ Agenda and Minutes (1970) Trustees’ Agenda and Minutes (1971) Box 82 Grants and Fees, Boardgiving (1977) Policies on Teacher Contracts (1972) Correspondence, includes Page, Lawrence (1972) Reports re: Purpose, Development of RC (1981) Yearend Reports (1981-1982) Yearend Reports, includes Webster Management Reports (1981- 1982) RC/Jim Lawrence: AIRCO Pension Plan (1973-1974) RC/Lawrence: Materials re: Securing of Appropriations for RC (1974- 1975) RC/Jim Lawrence: Alumni List (1972) RC-ACG/Jim Lawrence: Fundraising Brochures (1950s-1970s) RC-Lawrence: Annual Reports of the Chairman – RC (Fundraising) (1973-1975) “Robert College of Istanbul: Challenge of a New Century,” Turkish Summary, T. Halman “Challenge of a New Century” Turkish Translation (Campus) Typed: N.Y. Accreditation Report--10 Year (1995) Self-Evaluation Final (1994-95) Accreditation: 10-Year Review (1995) Accreditation: 10-Year Review (1992-93) Accreditation: 10-Year Review “Part A” of Trustees Evaluation Five Yr. Review (1988) Box 83 NYSAIS Visiting Committee (1988) One Yr. Report on Recommendations of Visiting Committee (6/84) Self-Study Report: Part I (1983) Self-Study Report: Part II (1983) Evaluation & Accreditation E.C.I.S.


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Evaluation Study Committee Box 84 1983 E.C.I.S. Self-Study Re: Evaluation VHS: “The World of Robert College” Written & Narrated by Talat S. Halman Hisar Vakif Hisar Vakfi (Turkish Foundation) Box 85 Hisar Foundation Hisar Vakfi (Turkish Foundation) Fax Relating to the Huntington Property Powers of Attorney for Huntington Property Property Transferred to Hisar Educational Foundation History – Marcia Stevens Hisar Foundation Kemer School--Hisar Foundation 1973 Agreement Between Trustees of RC and Hisar Vakfi Land Transferred to RC/Vakif Land, “Triangle” Land, Huntington Estate Turkish Law #625 (1984) Community School Correspondence re: Termination of IIS Membership Page, Childs, Warner: Second Follow-Up Memo to “Report on Archive Files Remaining on RC Campus” Box 86 Old Photographs: Identified Photos RC/ACG Theater/Music RC Students Extracurricular/Sports RC Students, Informal RC Administrators, Faculty RC Students at Work ACG Faculty/Administrators ACG Students, Informal (Alumnae) ACG Negatives - Students at Work ACG Extracurricular/Sports RC/ACG Negatives – Trustees (1960s) RC/ACG Trustees RC/ACG Negatives – Language Lab Computer Center Robert College Post-1971 ACG - Campus


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RC – Campus RC – Post-1971 Campus, includes Gould Hall (color negatives) Robert College Post-1971 Campus & Students Box 87 Old Photographs: Trustees, Alumni/Friends – Adana, May 1985 – Izmir, 1985 Trustees, 1980s – Istanbul – General Early Years – negs w/out originals (general) Scutari Negative, 8x10 – made from print borrowed from Bettman Archives Negatives without originals (made for Dec. 1985 exhibit) Negatives made from slides – The Irade, Halide Edip reading father’s palm Bebek and Early Years – Negatives from documents in the archives RC Campus – Negatives made for Dec. 1985 exhibit ACG – Gould Hall – Negatives made for Dec. 1985 exhibit Xeroxes & photos from Bettman Archive made for Dec. Exhibit Negatives of photos taken by Grady Hobson Negatives & photos, sent from Turkey by May Fincanci (Dec. 1985) Box 88 Photographs: School and Negatives Campus and Calendar (1945) Campus (incl. Bebek) and Negatives Student Life/Activities City/Campus/Aerial Views (1878, 1905, 1926) Group/Individual Portraits Graduation Portraits (1937, 1949, 1963) Turkey (1985) Dams and Waterworks (Oct. 1967) Hamlin Portrait (April 1993) London Reception (Jan. 1995) Washington Reception (Jan. 1995) Colony Club, NYC (Trustee/Alumni Reception) (Nov 30, 1994) Borden Furniture Misc.-Artifacts, Exchange Students, Trees Covers and stamps Photos of Cistern (Nov 5, 1992) Dining Pavileai-Mark and Nedret Butler Mimarlav Hand-drawn plans Alterations to Arnavutkoy Campus/1971 Report (1971)


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Report with Special Reference to School of Business and Economics (Sept 20, 1967) Proportioned Spatial Relationship Diagram (Library/Gould Hall) (1991) Gould Bridge (Plans) (18 June, 1992) Auditorium Plans and Sound System Specifications (1988) Box 89 New Auditorium-Gymnasium-Science Building (April 20, 1988) (2 Folders) Science and Engineering Building-Scale Drawings and Specifications (Nov 20, 1958) Science and Engineering Building-Preliminary Drawings (1958) Box 90 Preliminary Master Plan (Dec 20 1955) Plans of School Buildings (Compiled 1990) Master Plan for Buildings and Grounds (Oct 1992) More Plans (Aug. 1992) Plans of School Buildings Central Heating System of American Robert Lyce Headmaster's Report-Benjamin D. Williams III (Jan/Feb 1993) Headmaster's Report (Jan 1992, Jan 1995, May 1995) Publications & Magazines, Misc. Trustee's Report from Jim Maggart (1978-1979) Box 91 Correspondence (ca. 1960) (2 Folders) Chronology/Historical Facts for Alumni American College for Girls, History and Speeches/Secretary's Report, Nov 15, 1927 Hand-Made Publications Publicity/News Articles (incl. Tansu Ciller) List of articles re: Turkey's critics Material taken from book of Gates Family Letters and Diaries The World of Robert College (VHS-written and narrated by Talat S. Halman) (1986) Series III: Board of Trustees and Specific Committees Box 5 Investment Committee (1971-1972) Executive Council of the Trustees: Meetings/Reports (1973) Memoranda from Jane Page/Catherine Rose to Board Members (1973) "Situation Reports" to the Board of Trustees from Catherine Rose and Jane Page (1973)


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Board of Trustees-Minutes, Memoranda (1973) Executive Committee, Ogden Minute (1973) Minutes/Situation Reports (1972) Minutes from Executive Committee; Investment Committee; A.I.D. Report (1972) Executive Committee/Board Minutes; Report of Investment Committee (1972) Distribution of Material: Trustee's Annual Reports (1971) Distribution of Material: Letters/reports from N.Y. Office; Istanbul (Dec. 1971) Memoranda sent by Catherine Rose (1972) End-of-year Report, Financial statement; Catherine Rose, Jane Page, Chairman (1972) Correspondence/Reports, incl. Annual Report of Trustees, A.I.D. Report (1971) Distribution of Material to Board: Minutes from Committee Meetings (1971) Board of Trustees: Memoranda/Situation Reports/Minutes (1971) Series IV: Board of Trustees and Financial Documents Box 6 Soliciting Contributions, cover letter from James Lawrence (1971) Minutes of Board /Executive Council/Situation Reports from Chairman (1971) Memos/Minutes of Executive Committee, Cover letters from Rose/Lawrence (1971) Memoranda, "Situation" Reports from Trustees (1971) Correspondence with Thomas Pope, Controller (1971-1974) Board of Trustees: Situation Reports, minutes, Memoranda (1970) Memoranda to from Rose/Lawrence: Situation Reports, Financial Statements (1970) Board of Trustees: Minutes, Reports, Memoranda, cover letters from Lawrence (1970) Catherine Scott Rose: General Correspondence (1968-1978) Helen White, Correspondence (1973) (2 Folders) Correspondence to Helen White, Controller (1974) Correspondence to Helen White, Controller (1974) Series V: Faculty Lists Box 10 Adamson, Dorothy Adamson, Robert Ainsworth,, Laurence P. (RCCS)


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Akgerman, Aydin Akgor, Rhoda Akyurek, Susan Alemdar, Nigar Altug, Erol Altunbas, Joan Anderson, Paul Anthony, James W. Arndt, Alice Arndt, Robert Arnold, Dennis Artun, Cigdem Ashover, Dorothy Asner, Bernard Asner, Luise K. (RCCS) Atakan, Nancy Atalya, Nuket E. Atay, Belinda Atkinson, Polly P. (RCCS) Atkinson, Thomas H. Austin, Susan Backer, Jane E. (RCCS) Bailey, James M., Jr. Baker, Barbara L. Bakkalcioglu, Chantal (RCCS) Banck, Robert P. Banister, Cheryl (RCCS) Banister, Michael E. Barkanic, Stephen (RCCS) Barnes, Nelson R. Barrett, Peter Barry, Donald Barry, Roxanne Barry, William D. Barstow, Leon E. Basaran, Sumru Beaudin, Suzanne F. Beck, Anne T. Beeley, Mary Beets, Cornelis Belknap, Bruce J. Bell, Dixie L. Bell, Donald A. Bell, Graydon D. Ben, Necla Berkman, Mary


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Berner, Robert F. Bernhardt, David Bernier, Henri Berry Kenneth Biersteker, Joseph J. Biggers, Ursula Blake, Ann B. Blake, Wilson K. Bleyler, Susan S. Block, James Bloor, Gillian Boling, Glenn Bond, Susan M. (London) Boyce, Mattie Bozhuyuk, Mehmet Emin Bradley, Ruth Brainerd, James Bray, Douglas (RCCS) Bray, Susan (RCCS) Breen, Martin C. Brzozowski, Witold Buchanan, Olive Burrows, Edward L. Burton, Belinda Buskey, Frederick Buskey, Pamela Box 11 Calkins, Costantia H. Cameron, Robert F. (RCCS) Canli, Linda L. Cano, Janet M. Capre, Raymond Capre, Sabine (RCCS) Carey, Anthony Carlson, Robert S. Carrell, Donna Carrell, Lloyd Carson, Michael J. Casker, David E. Chapman, John K. Christensen, Robert Christoe, Charles Clark, Ronald Chrysoyelos, Aglaia Clarke, Rosamund


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Clarke, Valerie J. (RCCS) Clarkson, John E. Clement, Meredith O. Coffey, Margaret Collins, Barbara (RCCS) Collins, Douglas L. Collins, Thomas J. Coronis, Julia (Julie) Corrie, Bruce Cosma, Barbara J. Crocker, Edwin L. Crockett, Dr. George Crowe, Nigel P. Crowell, Julian Crowell, Roberta (RCCS) Culp, Phyllis Curcuru, Gerald Dabanovich, Elizabeth Damon, George Davies, Peter Davis, Brian E. Davis, Thomas Davis, Trudy Dawe, Virginia P. Day, Melvin H. Demci, Jermen Denicola, John Derba, Victor Dewey, Helen Dewey, Richard H. Diehl, Jocelyn Donnelly, Margaret Donahue, Patrick A. Donohue, Mimi Donohue, Robert J. Donougher, Yvonne (RCCS) Downes, Donald C. Downie, Norville M. Downing, Bruce T. Dunbar, Eileen Dunbar, Terry F. Dunlap, Richard M. Dunn, Irving J. Duren, Ann Scott Durfee, William H. Durst, Leon H.


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Eames, William A. Eastwood, Robert P. Ebaugh, William C. Eberly, Donald J. Edmonds, Anna (RCCS) Eells, James Eisner, Bette Elbow,, Matthew H. Eldridge, Rodney W. Elliott, Margaret J. Ellis, Ellen D. Ellison, Clifford Emerson, Howard Emerson, Mark F. Emery, Ronald Enders, Abbie G. English, John M. English, Betty R. Epting, Richard S. Erben, M. Talat Erdman, Frederick S. Erdogan, Tamay Erkel, Oya Erma, Victor A. Ertuna, Ibrahim O. Erul, Zeynep Ervin, Sue Espy, John Essenberg, Christine Estes, Charles Etcheson, Warren Etz, Katherine Evans, Curtis G. Evans, Llewellyn T. Ewing, Doris I. Box 12 Farber, Dennis Farrior, Bonnie Lee Faussett, Janice A. Faust, John D. Faust, Richard L. Fenske, Robert M. Ferrell, Georgia D. Ferry, John A. Fertig, Earl A.


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Fessler, Robert (RCCS) Field, Edmund Firstenberger, Betty Lou Fischer, Barbara Fischer, Jeffrey Fisher, Edgar J. Fisher, J. Elliott Fisher, Larry R. Fisher, Maija Fisher, Sydney N. Fiske, John C. Flach, Garold J. Flanagan, Kevin Fleming, Gordon H. Flint, Calvin C. Flodin, Ivan A. Flory, Paul M. Flonger, Lee A. Foreman, Alastair Forsgren, Eva Forsgren, Robert Fosdicck, Edith W. Foster, Frances A. Fotos, Evan Fox, Robert L. Franck, Peter Frank, Carol Franks, Elizabeth Freeburg, Dorothy Dumble Freely, Dolores Freely, John B. Frewen, Ione Frewen, Katherine Frey, Donald A. Frisinger, Ann Louise Frost, Elisabeth S. Frouxides, Sypros Fuchs, Traugott Fuller, David R. Fulmer, Jervis M. Funk, G. Ann Gale, Charles Galloway, Ian R. Cambell, Janet C. Ganley, Harry P. Gann, Charles


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Gardiner, Lee O. Gareis, Fritzie E. Garner, Glen Garwood, David A. Garwood, Arminet (RCCS) Gates, Caleb F., Jr. Gehlhar, Norman (Mrs.) George, Dorthea Gersten, Leon Gesler, Wilbert M. Getman, Susan Ghiradelli, Robert G. Gibb, Edward Gibson, Margaret J. Gilchrist, Charles W. Gilchrist, Frances G. Gillard, David H. Gillis, William E., Jr. Gilman, Irene P. Gilman, William H. Glashow, Harvey A. Glidewell, Dora J. Gnade, Richard E. Box 13 Gobby, Margaret A. Goksel, Elizabeth B. Goldberg, Jack L. Golden, Daniel P. Goldman, Haskell E. Gonul, Betty N. Goodwin, Francis G. Gozubuyuk, Shafiga D. Grady, Dennis (RCCS) Grant, Samuel B., Jr. Graves, Ellen T. Green, Barbara Green, Michael D. Greenwood, Keith M. Greer, Sharron Griffin, Genevieve R. Griswold, Paul H. Gronewald, Benjamin F. Groteluschen, Jon K. Grover, Kathryn W. Grunder, Ann E.


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Gulcur, Fazil Guleryuz, Carol Gunay, Guniz Gurmen, Marjorie Gurney, Caroline L. Gustafson, Peter B. Gustafson, Sandra M. Gustavson, Eric D. Hackett, Susan (RCCS) Haines, Donald B. Hall, Howard P. Hall, Mrs. Jack (RCCS) Hall, Julia B. Hall, Rachel (RCCS) Hamel, Paul E. Hamilton, Michael Hamilton, Suzanne Hammond, Thom Hanna, Clyde James Hanopulos, Waltraud Hanrahan, Thomas D. Hansen, Claude G., Jr. Hansen, Diana W. Hanson, David O. Hanson, Eva G. Hanson, Frederick W. Hard, Roberta-Marie Harder, Shepard Hardin, Martin D., Jr. Hardy, Judith Hare, Raymond A. Hargreaves, Minette Harrell, Bryant E., Jr. Harrell, Elizabeth F. (RCCS) Harris, William W., II Harrison, Martha D. Harshbarger, Frances Hart, Charles Hart, Helen Harter, Ann F. Harter, Faith C. Harter, Stephen P. Harvey, Ada M. Harvey, Julia Hasbrouck, David L. Haskin, Aurolee


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Hathaway, Ralph R. Hatherly, Keith H. Hatherly, Patricia A. Hawkins, Ruth Hayes, George P. Hazeltine, Burt A. Hazleton, Willis B. Heaney, John Hellbronn, Denise Heinrich, Ronald G. Heizer, Pauline Helms, Carl H. Helms, Susan C. Henderson, Ralph S. Henderson, Sally A. Henricks, Vera M. Henrikson, RIchard D. Hepler, Jane Hepworth, Brian E. Hepworth, Paul Herrick, Kathryn Hewitt, Frank L. Box 14 Heym, Richard H. Hickman, William C. Higgins, Eugene Hill, Elizabeth Hill, Walter A.L. Hiltner, John, Jr. HInkel, Erna E. Hirsch, Abraham Hitchcock, Kim Hobson, J. Grady Hoffman, Donald S., Jr. Hoffman, Jane U. Hofland, John A. Hogendorn, Jan S. Hollon, Donna Holmstrom, Engin I. Holmstrom, Robert W., Jr. Hopkinson, Peter (RCCS) Horn, Robert F. Horner, Charlene Horuluoglu, Isabel Hotchkiss, Arland T.


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Houloussi, Hussein Houwink, Willem Hughes, Miriam M. Hull, Gordon F., III Hummel, Roland L. Humphreys, Agnes R. Hunt, Susan C. Hunter, Robert G. Hunter, Susan (RCCS) Hurley, Kent C. Huske, Marion K. Ilgaz, Ayse Incealemdaroglu, Halil Inel, Yuksel Inscoe, Joseph K. Isikill, Maria Isil, Brigitte Iz, Dorothy Jackson, John W. Jacobsen, Edward C. Jacobsen, Mary L. Jaeckel, Ralph Jansen, Hans G. Jaquinet, Eleanor (RCCS) Jaquinet, Ina T. Jaquinet, Louis Jarrell, Peggy Jefferry, Henrietta Jenison, Elsie S. John, Lenore S. Johnson, Ada F. Johnson, Augustus C., Jr. Johnson, Barbara K. Johnson, Beatrice H. Johnson, David R. Johnson, James A. Johnson, Margery Johnson, Mary L. Johnson, Richard A. Johnson, Robert Johnson, Stella (RCCS) Johnson, Stephen Johnson, Stephen L. Jolly, Robert P. Jones, Alveta S. (RCCS) Jones, Anne F.


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Jones, Harley G. Jones, Margaret H. Jones, Robert W. Jordan, Louis H. Jordan, Louise Julier, Ann L. Box 15 Kabas, Ozer Kale, Edward W. Kamozut, Guzey Kanter, Leona (RCCS) Karamessinis, Nicholas G. Karapat, Kemal Kaynar, Oya Keeler, Ktephen E., Jr. Keen, Maria E. Keller, Erna B. Kendall, Thomas H. Kennard, Ralph B. Kennedy, Anne Kennedy, Dorothy Kennedy, Joan E. Kennedy, John Gerard Kennedy, Margaret Kent, Jeremy Kent, Millicent F. Kerestecioglu, Elizabeth Kerman, Hediye F. Kerner, Joseph R., Jr. Kerr, E. S. Wells Key, Mary E. Keyes, Mary S. Kiel, Jerry A. Kili, Suna Kilic, Eva Kimball, Elsa P. Kimball, Thomas M. Kimball, William S. Kimmons, John E. Kinaci, Dorothy G. (RCCS) King, Anna M. King, Barbara King, Jane M. King, John C., Jr. Kinkaid, Dorothy


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Kirby, Fay Kisselbach, Vincent Klein, Jerzy Kligman, Judith N. (RCCS) Kligman, Ronald L. Klopp, Charles D. Klopp, Susan S. Klotz, Edith L. Knabenshue, Paul D. Knudson, Judith L. Koertge, Noretta Koeth, Antonia Kohn, Preston Kortepeter, Carl M. Koth, David B. Kreider, Ethel Ksido, Sophia Kubilay, Hayat Kucukcalkaz, Emily J. Kugelman, Miriam Kunick, Vera Kuniholm, Peter I. Kunkle, Ethel W. Kunt-Beets, Ineke (RCCS) Kunt, Metin I. Kuntay, Esin Kuran, Sylvia S. Lachance, Benoit (Ben) Lackner, Lois M. Laguros, Joakim Lajoie, Kenneth T. Lair, Clinton N. Lamb, Agnes Lambert, Lorene Lamotte, Carol Lancaster, Susan Lanckton, Arthur L. Landes, Margaret W. Lane, Herbert H. Lauman, William M. Lawrence, Margaret R. (RCCS) Box 16 Mendenhall, Leone R. Menzel, Southard Mergy, Pamela


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Merrick, William M. Merriell, David M. Merriell, Grant W. Meservey, Edward B. Meyer, Ralph (RCCS) Mikases, Irving F. Miles, George C. Miles, Helen Miller, Bernetta A. Miller, George A. Miller, Harold J. Miller, Sara S. Miller, Walter M. Miller, William S., Jr. Milnor, Joseph K., Jr. Minarovich, Betty M. Miner, Robert G., Jr. Minifie, Jonathan Mitchell, Alan R. Mitchell, Linda L. Mlcoh, Carlo O. Mlcoh, Giovanna Mondics, Margaret Monjikov, Mary W. Monroe, Mildred I. de Montoliu, Lucia Mooney, E. Jean Moore, Alice (RCCS) Moor, Karen Moore, Laurence Moore, Thomas R. Mordan, Mary Jane Moreau, Henri L. Morgan, Alfred L. Morley, Peter W. Morrill, Martha Morris, Deborah R. (RCCS) Morse, Louis S., Jr. Morse, Susan K. Moulton, Elizabeth P. Mudie-Yuvanidi, Helen Muhlhausen, Edgar K. Murphy, Carol J. Murphy, Mitzi M. Murphy, Richard A Murray, Edward S.


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Murray, William S. Mussell, Alan E. Muther, Richard Myers, Jane Ellen Myers, Walter F., Jr. Nadolsky, Alexandre S. Nalle, Beauveau B. Nash, Nancy E. Nash, Ralph S. Nath, Laurence A. Nebioglu, Hope B. (NEBI) Nebioglu, Orhan Nelson, Carl L. Nelson, Dennis (RCCS) Nelson, Hazel L. Newell, Arthur F. Nadi, Mary Elizabeth Nadler, Joseph R. Newman, William H. Nichols, Ethel C. Nichols, Terry W. Nickle, Harry Nigar, Nigar Nilson, May E. Nilson, Paul Nisco, Elizabeth Noack, Sigrid Noblitt, Isabelle Nollie, Kenneth J. Nolte, Harriet Nolte, William Nordhus, Phillip B. Nowicki, Anna Nowicki, Przemyslaw Noyan, Kemal Noyce, Gaylord B. Box 17 Lay, Chester F. Layton, William S. Leaton, Anne Leavitt, John H. Lee, Arthur B. Lee, Diana Lee, Stephanie C. Leeming, David A.


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Lehtinen, Meri K.T. Leigh-Manuell, Herbert C. Leighton, Lisa G. Leinbach, Joseph N. Lerseche, Louis O. Lester-Austin, Michael Lewis, Elizabeth L. Lewis, Geoffrey Lindberg, Evangeline Linder, Fay M. Lindstrom, Wendell D. Linke, Clive Linke, Marion Linton, Norma J. Little, A. John, Jr. Little, Alene S. Little-Olson, Pearl E. Lium, Ester M. Lizer, Katherine E. Lockerby, Florence K. Logan, Ellen J. Love, Nicolette A. Lovelace, Miles Lovett, Carla (RCCS) Lovett, James Lukens, Mary Ann Lyon, Beulah H. Lytle, Dean W. Lytle, Marilyn M.S. MacAlpine, David M. McBeath, Bernard C. McBeth, Thomas J. McCally, Richard K. McCarthy, John P.C. McCauley, Marion M. McCloy, Shelby T. McCreery, Henry F., II McCrodden, Howard J. McCrodden, Kathyrn McDowell, Gary L. McElroy, Carolyn L. McGrady, Mary McKeen, Robert C. McKillop, Marjorie L. McMickle, Gwendolyn (RCCS) McMickle, Robert H.


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MacGregor, William G. Macinnis, Margaret R. MacKenzie, Rhoda R. Macmillan, Zebulum L. MacNeal, Charles S. MacNeal, Sarah R. Macomber, Hilliard K. Macpherson, John Maevers, Klaus Maggart, Kaye (RCCS) Magnus, David R. Maley, Eileen J. Malinowski, Constance Malone, Jennifer (RCCS) Malter, Henry Manukyan, Arman Marchand, Hans Markhasin, Valery A. (Mr.) Marshall, Paul D. Martin, Candace Martin, Helen U. Mason, Elizabeth Masson, Renee O. Matejka, Kathleen Matejovsky, Catherine Mathews, Joseph J. Matters, Robert L. Maurer, Frank W., Jr. Mavioglu, Joyce E. McGee, Barbara Ruth Meeker, Gesine Mehta, Neil (RCCS) Melton, Robert P. Box 18 O'Connor, John R. O'Dell, W.H. Sterg Oktay, Necla O'Lauglin, Mildred Oliver, June Olson, Charles R. Onor, Guzey Onur, Idelle E. Ord, Keith Orhon, Alper Orr, John B.


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Ory, Lucienne Osborn, Helen V. Osmun, Shirley C. Otte, Elizabeth P. Ouellette, Edward F. Ovenden, Alan Ozbal, Hadi Padgett, Lawrence E. Palmer, Jean T. Palmer, Edgar Z. Panarelli, Joseph E. Parker, David J. Parker, Thomas W. Parquette, William S. Parrish, Daniel L. Parsons, Carolyn Pate, Glen Pate, Wiley G. Paulin, Ruth N. Pearce, Katharine S. Pearson, J. Raymond Pearson, Thomas A. Peet, Louise J. Pektas, Juseyin Pelletier, Lois Pelisinger, Ronald Pescud, Chloe (RCCS) Peslikis, Michael Peterson, Samuel R. Pfeifer, H. Peter Pfeifer, Maija L. Pfeiffer, Timothy A. Pickett, Stanley F. Pierce, Martha R. Platzier, John A. Platz, Mabel B. Pliatska, Dorthea Pogirski, Carol Pond, James B. Pond, Jeannette Pope, Thomas K. Porter, David Porter, Scott Ports, Horace G. Post, Bertram Potts, Francis


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Powell, Donald L. Powers, Helen Premo, Douglas O. Prescott, Edith Price, Joyce (RCCS) Primer, Virginia A. Quaintance, Richard E., Jr. Raby, Stephanie Radcliff, Edward Ralph, Marion Ralph, Philip L. Ramsaur, Ernest E., Jr. Ramsay, Carl Randolph, Stella Rank, Inkeri A. Rawlings, Hoyt Ray, Catherine (RCCS) Ray, Donald Reasoner, Charles F. Redden, Dorothy S. Reed, John T. Reid, Elenor Reid, Richard S. Reigart, Catherine M. Repp, Richard C. Rhasis, Rallou A. Rice, Leonard A. Rich, Francis N. Box 19 Richards, Alice W. Richards, Marion N. Riefstahl, Rudolf Riffle, Roy E. Rimawi, Walid H. Ring, Martha D. Ring, Priscilla A. Rissman, Bernice S. Ritter, John Robb, Izetta W. Robb, Kevin W. Roberts, Cornelia M. Roberts, Emory G. Robinson, Timothy D. Robinson, M.M.E. Rockwell, John G.


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Rodd, David B. Roelofs, Irene Rogers, C. Ruth Rogers, Donald W. Rogers, Kay J.P. Rogers, Martin H. Rogers, Mary C. Rogers, Richard Roome, Angela Romig, Eleanor C. Root, Scott E. Rose, Robert & Donna Rosen, Burton R. Ross, Linnea C. Rowell, Judith Rowland, Richard L. Rupp, Beverly Ryan, Mildred E. Ryden, Robert P. Rymph, Raymond C. Sabarth, Mary R. Safoglu, Recep A. Sahin, Kenan Sakarya,Eshref Sakmar, Ismail Salkowski, Peter Saltuk, Ismail Sampey, Jane R. Saraf, Nadya Sarich, Safija Satneck, Walter J. Sayre, Robert F. Scanlon, Helen L. Schaffer, Ruth Schott, Florence N. Schulman, Marcy A. Schur, Barbara A. Seelye, Kate C. Schenck, Cornelius Schereschewsky, John F. Schier, Johanna Schinzinger, Roland Schinzinger, Jane Schlee, Ernest Schneider, Leone K. Schultz, George F.


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Schultz, Ilse Schuman, Robert P. Schwartz, Dieter F. Scipio, Lynn A. Scott, Eveline A. Box 20 Scott, Mildred Scott, Richard C. Scott-Thomas, John F. Scribner, Charles H., Jr. Seager, Elizabeth L. Sebuktekin, Hikmet Seely, Jonathan F. Seelye, Laurens H. Segel, Stanley L. Seidelman, Hebert L. Seidler, Lee J. Selis, Elaine Senol, Ahmet Sepe, Rosmarie Sergeant, David Sessa, Virginia Sekvet, Fazile Sekvet, Fazuka Seyman, Rauf Sezer, Mariea (Michels) Shana'a, Mohammed Y. Shana'a, Joyce A. Shaw, Amy I. Shea, Penelope S. Shechner, David Sheehan, Mark Sheeser, John M. Shefer, Viola Sheiry, Edward S. Shelton, Florence C. Shepard, Barclay M. Shepard, Constance Shepard, Martha W. Shepard, Whitman Shermer, Carl L. Sherman, Eleanor J. Shine, Nicholas F., III Shiras, G. Peter Shuey, Rebekah


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Sibley, Fannie B. Signell, Karl L. Silker, DeWaine C. Sipfle, David A. Sipfle, Mary Alice Sirmna, Nancy G. Skarlatos, Mikhail N.S. Skarlatos, Theresa B. Skinner, Catherine Slater, Anne M. Slater, Louis M. Sleeper, William A. Slotter, R. Arden Smink, Douglas I, Jr. Smith, Alexander Smith, Egida V. Smith, Helen G. Smith, James W., Jr. Smith, Phyllis J. Smith, Rachel L. Smith, Stephen H. Smith, Waldo E. Sogusku, Ann Sohngen, Robert L. Sommer, Claren D. Sommer, Jean M. Soram, Mebruke A. Sorensen, David T. Sorenson, Maude J. Sorensen, Virginia Soyak, Suveyda Spector, Marvin R. Speedie, Ian B. Speedie, Barbara A. Spiegelglas, Stephen Spindel, Jeanette Spindel, Murray Box 21 Spinos, Efthalia Spooner, Clara M. Stanton, Elizabeth B. Stantus, Daniel J. Starr, Elizabeth Steltzer, William N., Jr. Stene, John K.


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Stetson, Kirk R. Stevens, Harlan R. Stevens, Jean M. Stevens, Malcolm P. Stevenson, Mary Lillian Stevenson, Nancy K. Stewart, Anne H. Stewart, David C. Stewart, Martha Stewart, Maureen Stewart, Nancy M. Stickney, Edith P. Stilz, Ethel Stivers, Earl R. Stoever, Herman J. Stokes, Edith L. Stokes, Jerome W. Stokes, Gladys A. Stoltzfus, Benjamin Stoltzfus, Esther Stone, Editha Stone, William C. Stotz, Carl L. Stout, May T. Stratton, Arthur M. Strickland, Betty Jo Strommer, Jean T. Stuber, F. LeRoy Sugg, Robert Sukur, Armenuhl Summers, Nellie Sumner-Boyd, Hilary Surette, Paul V. Surette, Bonnie Sussman, Martin V. Sutherland, C. Hale Suzuki, Peter Swain, Donna M. Swenson, Marcia Swingler, Pervenche Tahmincioglu, Zaharia Talbot, Marian Tanberk, Sibel Tandal, Gillian Tank, Elizabeth Tansever, Mumin


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Targal, Kamhi Taylor, Sally Anne Teegarden, Joseph Tenerelli, Doreen Templeton, Harry R. Terada, Suki Tharinger, Judith Terry, Henrietta P. Terzi, Karen M. [RCCS] Tezcan, Semih S. Tezel, Akin Thayer, Clark Thayer, Dr. Jacqueline Therriault, Emerson M. Thirkell, Evelyn Thomas, Elizabeth M. Thomas, Lewis V. Thomas, Ethel N. Thomas, Theresa A. Thompson, A. Stanley Thompson, Barbara S. Thompson, Beatrice E. Box 22 Thompson, Cameron Thompson, Charles W. Thompson, Eveline A. Thompson, Martha Thompson, Mary C. Thornett, F. Mary Thychsen, Grace Tilley, Edmund Tobey, Harry G. Todd, J. Edward Tolun, Perihan Topaloglu, Mine Tosh, Audrey A. Tosh, Robert W. Totten, Mindy Toven, Baha Townsend, Annis M. Trees, W. Scott Tranter, Barrie Tregillus, Margaret R. Troland, John Trosh, James F.P.


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Trusk, Ellen M. Trusk, Robert J. Tucker, Cassell C. Tucker, Martha N. Tucker, Phillip N. Tumay, Karen N. Tumay, Mehmet Tuori, Consetta Tupper, S. Alice Turgut, Claudia R. Tursen, Ruhsar Ullyot, Philip Ulmer, Eugene Umur, Aydin Unel, Orvilla G. Unger, Carol E. Ungan, Aydin Unghvari, Charlotte Unkashevich, G.S. Updegraff, Kathryn M. Uzdilek, Salih M. Vande Bunt, Margaret J. Van Der Beets, Richard, Jr. Van Dyke, George E. Van Karssen, Folkert Van Luik, James Van Nice, Elizabeth R. Van Nice, Mary Van Nice, Robert L. Van Vorst, William D. Vautier, Elizabeth Veolitze, Mary Vetter, Jeanette K. Vikasevitch, Yorgi Virtue, Charles Vlasto, Dorothy Voll, Walter C. Von Reinhold-Jameson, James R.P.R. Wadsworth, Lori Widelich, Alfred T. Waite, William W. Walker, Elbridge, Jr. Wallace, Louise B. Wallace, Mary Lee Wallick, Elizabeth A. Walls, Ainslee


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Box 23 Walls, Donald Walsh, Dennis M. Walsh, Edwin P. Walsh, Karen E. Walsh, Letty M. Walters, Joanne Walters, Thomas E. Ward, Roscoe F. Ward, Theodore S. Wasosky, Eugene S. (RCCS) Walsh, Alleine H. (RCCS) Waters, Lyn H. (RCCS) Wathen-Dunn, Weiant Watson, Ernest B. Watrous, M. Chilton Watters, Mary Alice Webster, Edward E. Webster, Helen M. Weckman, Christel Weeks, Dr. Rebecca Weinland, Joseph L. Weinrich, John E. Weir, William T. Welch, Charlotte M. Weller, Henry L. Wellington, Catharine M. Wettstein, David White, Helen E. Whitmore, Edward K. (RCCS) Williams, George Woods Williams, Phyllis A. (RCCS) Wilson, Alberta Z. Winkler, Barth (RCCS) Winterbottom, Christine Wise, Sheldon Wittler, Nancy (RCCS) Wright, Ellen K. Wright, Nancy L. Yalcin, Ali S. Zina, David J. Yenicag, Ayfer Series VI: Education Committee


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Box 23 Education Committee-General (1973-1988) Education Committee-General (1989-) Education Committee-November 8, 1989 Education Committee-May 14, 1990 Education Committee-February 14, 1990 Education Committee-November 5, 1990 Education Committee-November 4, 1991 Education Committee-November 10, 1992 Education Committee-November 23, 1993 Box 24 Education Committee-May 14, 1993 Education Committee-February 9, 1993 Education Committee-February 16, 1994 Education Committee-June 15, 1994 Education Committee-December 1, 1994 Education Committee-November 29, 1995 Education Committee Report November 1996 Education Committee Report March 1996 Education Committee Report November1999 Education Committee Report November 1998 Education Committee-February 1998 8-Year Issue Education Committee-November 1997 Education Committee Report May 1997

The Robert College Story by Herbert H. Lane (Vol. I)

Series VII: Publications Box 26 Report of Annual U.S. Giving July 1, 1991-June 30, 1992 Alumni Contributions to 125th Year Book and Art Exhibit May 13-27, 1989 Robert College Annual Giving Report and Honor Roll (1994-2005) Robert College Annual Giving Report and Honor Roll (1992, 1990, 1989) Middle East Economic Service, (Vol. I Nov & Dec. 1947, Vol. II Jan. 1948) The Near East: A Publication of the Near East Society (1954-1955) Promotional: "Carpet Ride to Turkey" (1980s) "Why Should I Support RC?" (1981-1982) Promotional Booklet (1980) Development Reports (1960-1961) RC-USA Newsletter-Volume 1, July 1990/Volume 1, Number 2, December 1990


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RC-USA Newsletter-Volume 2, Number 1, April 1991/Volume 2, Number 2 July 1991/Volume 2, Number 3 December 1991 RC-USA Newsletter-Volume 3, Number 1, April1992/Volume 3, Number, 2 July 1992 RC/Publications-Report of Annual Giving (1979-1980) Trustees Appoint Head and Interim Head of Robert College (1992) American College of Beirut-Syrian Protestant College (forerunner of American College at Sofia) Beirut American University Annual Report (June 1872) Syrian Protestant College (University of Beirut) & RC Brochure (N.Y. Office)

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