Box 3

This series contains a correspondence, papers relating to a will, and a page torn from a book with a photograph of Mary King Carey.

Members of the Committee noted in the book include Chairman John R. Carey, Secretary Margaret T. Carey, and Treasurer John C. Thomas.

The series contains a 1928 edition of “The Scribe”, the yearbook for the Holton Arms-School, an all girls school located in Washington D.C.

This series contains a memoir of Mary Whitall, written by her granddaughter, R.N.T, and published for the family by Grant and Faires Publishing in 1885.

This program documents Bryn Mawr Colleges’ fiftieth anniversary celebration. It provides transcripts of the addresses given at the function, including one given by Professor Emeritus Margaret Carey Thomas. The program also includes a brief history of the college, and a number of biographical sketches of important figures in the history of the school.

The program includes transcripts of addresses given in honor of Carey Thomas, who died on December 2, 1935. She had at various times been a Professor of English Literature, Dean of the College, President and President Emeritus, as well serving on the Board of Trustees.

This item is a narrative of the life of Samuel Morris, a slave turned missionary.

This series contains material relating to Octorara House, a country estate and farm located in Conowingo, Cecil County, Maryland, and once owned by James Carey. Items include correspondence, real estate advertisements, photographs, maps, and various other ephemera relating to the estate.