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Restrictions on Use D3(178) COLLECTIONS OF CORRESPONDENCE AND MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENTS NAME OF COLLECTION: Dvight Carroll MINER Papers on the History of Columbia University SOURCE: Gift of the Estate of Dwight C. Miner, 1979 SUBJECT: Columbia University ___»__________ DATES COVERED: icn8-lQ78 NUMBER OF ITEMS: ca. 26,500 STATUS: (check appropriate description) Cataloged: x Listed: x Arranged: x Not organized: x CONDITION: (give number of vols ., boxes, or shelves) Bound: Boxed: 47 Stored: 1 oversize folder LOCATION: (Library) Rare Book and Manuscript CALL-NUMBER Ms coll/Miner RESTRICTIONS ON USE DESCRIPTION: Papers of Dwight Carroll Miner (19O1+-1978; A.B., 1926; A.M., 1927; Ph.D. 19^0) on the history of Columbia University. This collection includes correspondence, manu- scripts, typescripts, manuscript and typescript notes and printed materials of Miner who began teaching history at Columbia in 1927 and who held the rank of Moore Collegiate Professor of History Emeritus at his death. Interfiled with Miner's papers are the correspondence, manuscripts and notes of Columbia librarian, Roger Howson (1882-1962) who had been writing a history of the University at the time of his-retirement in 19^8. Howson and Miner's correspondence is chiefly with Columbia University administrators, faculty, staff and alumni and deals entirely with the history of the University. The two major Columbia correspondents are Provost Frank D. Fackenthal and Secretary Philip M. Hayden. There are manuscript and typescript drafts of chapters and parts of chapters by Howson and Miner, but neither's history was ever completed or published. These drafts along with the related correspondence, notes and typescripts gopies of original-manuscripts from Columbia's archives and manuscript collections are filed together under the appro- priate heading in the Name and Subject Files. In addition there are two partially completed typescript drafts of each history. Also included are two incomplete typescripts for the __ history of the College of Physicians and Surgeons and the Faculty of Pure Sciences written by various individuals. These histories were meant tobbe included in The Bicentennial History of Columbia University (195*0 which was edited by Miner. The collection contains over 120,000 note cards on the history of the University and approximately 750 photostatic copies of original manuscripts with references to Columbia ah other repositories. Among these copies are selected photostats from the Francis Lieber Papers at the Henry Huntington Library. FOR A LIST OF THE COLLECTION SEE following pages. rev.8/83 BRC/RL ~ ' • ' '• r - " ' . 3/80 Brc/Pmw D3(178)M DWIGHT C. MINER PAPERS Box 1 Catalogued Correspondence; Uncatalogued Correspondence; Name File A - Bo Catalogued Correspondence Barzun, Jacques Bogert, Marston Taylor Butler, Nicholas Murray Campbell, Oscar James Coykendall, Frederick Crampton, Henry E. Edman, Irwin Egbert, Jamvs C. Finch, James Kip Fish, Stuyvesant Hadas, Moses Hayes, Carlton J.H. McCrea, Ros-well C. Moore, Douglas Nevins, Allan Odell, George C.D. Pegram, George Braxton Russell, William Fletcher Simkhovitch, Vladimir Grigorievitch Stoughton, Charles William Streeter, Thomas Winthrop Thorndike, Lynn Trilling, Lionel Young, Clarence Hoffman - letters and "Recollections of Columbia at *+9th Street" Zanetti, Joaquin Enrique Uncatalogued Correspondence Howson, Roger. Miner, Dwight, Miscellaneous Name List Adrian, Robert Anderson, Henry J. Anthon, Charles Bard, Samuel Barnard, Frederick A.P. Beard, Charles A. Bowden, John Boyesen, Ejalmar Box 2 Name List Bu - Dw Burgess, John w. Butler, Nicholas Murray (including Margaret Clapp Report) Carman, Harry Cattell, James McK. Chandler, Charles Frederick Chandler, T.B. "Memorandums" Chrystie, Edward F. (icing's College Picture) Clinton, De Witt Clossy, Samuel . Cooper, Myles Custis, John Parke . Cutting, Leonard Da Ponte, Lorenzo Darrach, William page 2 DWIGHT C. MINER PAPERS Box 2- continued Name List Davies, Charles Dewey, John Dix, Morgan (diary) Drisler, Duer, William Alexander Dunning, William A, Dwight, Theodore Box 3 Name List E-— Ke Edman, Irwin Egbert, James C. Sgleston, Thomas' Eisenhower Erskine, John Svangeles, Cliristodoulos L# Fish, Hamilton Hackley, Charles W, (Rev.) Hamilton, Alexander Hamilton, Alexander (Troup & Mulligan Narrative) Harpur, Robert Harris, Jilliam Hewitt, Abram 3. Hobart, John Henry Holls, Frederick William Hone, Philip (with diary) Hocack, David Johnson, Samuel (1st president) Joy, Charles A. Keating Kent, James Keppel, Frederick King, Charles (9th president) King, Rufus Kirk, Grayson Box k Name List KL-N Kunze, Johann Christoff Lieber, Francis Lispenard, Leonard Livingston, Robert R. Livingston, William Livingston Family- a. ms. and t.ms. by Kilton Klein Low, Seth (llth president) McCulloch, Richard S. MacDowell, Edward McVickar, Rev. John McVickar, John (Langstaff: McVickar Ms.) Mason, John W. (Provost) Matthews, Brander Merrill, Winifred Edgerton Mitchill, Samuel L. Moore, Benjamin (5th president) Moore, Nathaniel F. (8th president) Nairne, Charles Murray Newberry, John S. page 3 DWIGHT C. MINER PAPERS ~ Box 5 Name List 0-W Odell, George CD. Ogden, David B. Onderdonk, Bishop Peck, Harry T. Peck, William G. Pegram, George B. Pell, A.W.- composition on "Style" for Prof. Schmidt Pine, John B. Provoost, Bishop Samuel Pupin, Michael R (Misc.) Renwick, James Rives, George L. Rood, Ogden N. Ruggles, Samuel B. S (Misc.) Seixas, Gershom Mendes Short, Charles Smith, Munroe Stone, Harlan Fiske Strong, George T. Tannebaum, Frank Tompkins, Daniel B. Torrey, John Treadwell, Daniel Van Amringe, John Howard Vardill, John Ver Planck, Gulian Ward, Sam Weeks, S.R. v,T hart on, Charles H. (Uth president) Wilson, E.B. Woodberry, George Edward Woodbridge, Frederick J.E. Box 6 Subject List A - Alumni (l) Academic Calendar Academic Freedom Academic Profession, The Acknowledgement s, etc. Acknowledgements for Courtesies Acta Columbiana t Administration of the University Administrative Boards Admissions: Rising Standards Admissions Advisory Committee on Educational Policy Age of Students: l8th,Cent.-20th Cent. Alumni :Act ivity J page h DWIGHT C. MINER PAPERS Box 6- continued Subject List Alumni Attitudes toward Columbia Alumni: Distribution by Profession Alumni: Fund Alumni- Governors of New York Alumni- Lawyers Alumni- Mayors of N.Y.C., Brooklyn; Candidates for Mayoralty; Municipal Officers Alumni- Musicians Alumni- Physicians Alumni- Scientists (incl. Engineers) 1768-195^ Alumni- Trustees Box 7 Subject List Alumni (2) - At Alumni- Blacks Alumni in Diplomacy Alumni in Education Alumni in Finance Alumni in Military Careers Alumni in Ministry Alumni in National Government (incl. Congress and the Executive Branch) Alumni in Painting, Drawing, Sculpture Alumni in Publishing Alumni in Sports Alumni in the Theater Alumni of Literary Attainment Alumni on the Bench Alumni Organizations American Education since WWII American Museum of Natural History American Negro: 20th Century American Quarterly Register American School at Athens American Students in European Universities: 1850-1900 "And...by that Name" Appendices Arts Center Appendices- Presidents and Other Administrative Officers Association for University Teas ° Astronomy Athletic Fields Athletics at U9th Street Athletics- Morningside Heights Athletics- U9th street (except Crew) Box 8 Subject Lltt B -Chapel Barnard Administration Barnard College Barnard College Barnard Literary Society, 1877 Bard College ' Benefactions: Butler Administration Benefactions under Barnard Benefactions under Low- Bicentennial Committee page 5 DWIGHT C. MINER PAPERS Box 8- continued Subject List Bicentennial History Project Correspondence with Staff) Book Stores Botanic Garden: also, Upper Estate Budget 1890-1920 Buildings and Grounds: Morningside Heights Bursar "But None Has Said So Well" Casa Hispanica Casa Italiana Chapel Chapel and Religious Matters Prior to I897 Box Q Subject list Charter - College of Physicians and Surgeons (General; A - E) Charter Volumes Charter of 177*+ (Proposed) Chemical Engineering- Hixson Chemistry Chemistry- Nelson Classrooms Clubs- Schools and Departments Clubs and Associations at Columbia: 1776-1930 Coatroom Coeducation: Collegiate Course; Mrs. Reed's School, etc. 1873-1886 College and University Histories College of Pharmacy College of Physicians and Surgeons P & S: 1891-1921 P & S: 1891-1928 P & S: Dental and Oral Surgery P & S: Department of Cancer Research- Crocker Fund P 2c S: Dochez P & S: Extracts of Minutes Box 10 Subject List-.College of Physicians and Surgeons (F-End) - Columbia College (General; A-Ci) P & S: Faculty of Medicine P & S: Independent Journey P & S: Library (Fleming) P & S: Medical Center P & S: Midical Center- University Files 1927-1937 P & S: Medical Center 1928-195*+ P & S: The Medical Center Idea 1910-1921 P & S: Non-clinical Departments 1921-1928; 1928-1952 P ?A S: Palmer, W. W. P 8c S: Public Health P & S: Rappleye P & S: School of Nursing P 8c S: The Six Medica^ Departments P & S: Webster P & S: Woglom College of the City of New York page DWIGHT C. MINER PAPERS Box 10" continued Subject List Columbia College: 1787-1825 C.C. Colonial College Charters C.C. 1825-1861 C.C. Administration C.C. Athletics from 1920 on C.C. Board of Columbia College. Proceedings of I819-I89I C.C. Buildings and Grounds 1783-1825 C.C. Catalogue I8U8-I893 C.C. The Civil War Box 11 Subject List: Columbia College (Co-end) - Columbia Scholastic Press Association C College Papers 175*+-1783 c College Papers I78U-I8OO c Curriculum 1809-1850 c Curriculum 1809-1857 C.C
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