Morgan, James Henry

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Julia Morgan correspondence and photographs

1869-1934

Julia Morgan (1891-1948), Class of 1911, served as a medical missionary in China from approximately 1924 to 1941. This collection contains correspondence written primarily by Julia to her father, James Henry Morgan, during her time in China. These materials also include photographs of members of...

Location: MC 2008.2

Subject: Health and Medicine, International Affairs, Personal and Family Life, Travel and Tourism

Format: Letters/Correspondence, Photographs

Time Period: 1860-1879, 1880-1899, 1900-1919, 1920-1939

Collection Inventory: mc2008.02.pdf

Bachelor of Arts Diploma - James Morgan

June 27, 1878

James Henry Morgan receives his Bachelor of Arts Diploma from Dickinson College on June 27, 1878.

Location: Diploma Collection

Subject: Education

Format: Certificates and Diplomas

Time Period: 1860-1879

Dickinson Quarterly (Vol. 1, No. 1)

December 18, 1895

The Dickinson Quarterly, an anonymous satirical single-page broadside, discusses the students' rejection of an honor system favored by the professors. The students propose an Exemption system as an alternative solution. This post also includes a clipping from the November 1, 1895...

Location: I-Original-1895-1

Subject: Dickinson College Academic Affairs, Dickinson College Administration, Dickinson College Events, Dickinson College Student Life, Education

Format: Newspapers and Magazines

Time Period: 1880-1899

Letter from Leonard Blakey to Jane Perkins (Draft)

1915

Professor Leonard Blakey writes to Jane Perkins regarding Dickinson's commencement, the political stir behind selecting Professor James Henry Morgan as President Eugene Allen Noble's successor. "So many petty men are busy having their interests pushed by their little groups of friends," as...

Location: I-Original-1911-1

Subject: Dickinson College Academic Affairs, Dickinson College Administration, Personal and Family Life, Religion and Spirituality, Sport and Recreation

Format: Letters/Correspondence

Time Period: 1900-1919