Edward Everett Hale Papers, 1852-1907
Collection Summary
| Title: | Edward Everett Hale Papers, 1852-1907 |
| Call Number: | MS 74-03 |
| Size: | 0.5 linear feet |
| Acquisition: | Purchased from Jenkins Co., 1973 |
| Processed By: | DAO, 6-1974; SMC, 1-1998; MN, 11-2012 |
| Restrictions: | None |
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Content Note
These papers consist mainly of correspondence of
Edward Everett Hale to various persons concerning the establishment, financing,
and staffing of a school in Richmond, Virginia. It also includes other correspondence
about speaking engagements, his work as president of the Lend A Hand Society
and as chaplain of the United States Senate. The correspondence covers the
years 1852-1907.
Biography
Edward Everett Hale (1822-1909) was an American
clergyman and author who served as pastor of the South Congregational Church,
Boston, from 1856 to 1901. He authored several books and short stories including
The Main Without a Country. He was the editor of Old and New, a monthly
magazine, from 1870-1875. In 1903 he was elected as chaplain of the United
States Senate.
Detailed Description: Series Listing
| Series 1 | Box 1 FF 1-41 | Correspondence of Edward Everett Hale. Arranged chronologically, 1852-1907. |
| Series 2 | Box 1 FF 42-44 | Miscellaneous documents |