Photographs, 1845 - 1947
Scope and Contents note
Chiefly consists of formal portraits, snapshots and glass plate negatives dating from about 1864-1947 that show Woolley alone or with relatives, friends, colleagues, Mount Holyoke students, distinguished visitors to the College, or her beloved pet dogs. Some photographs are reproductions of paintings and drawings of her. Includes photographs of people, buildings and scenes taken during a trip to the Orient
in 1921, when Woolley was a member of a commission studying Christian education in China, as well as photographs of her at the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments (1932) and other meetings. Also includes photographs of Woolley's parents and siblings, an album dating from circa 1845-circa 1870s containing photographs of unidentified individuals (probably relatives), and another album that primarily consists of photographs of Woolley's dogs.
Dates
- Creation: 1845 - 1947
Conditions Governing Access note
Unrestricted.
Extent
7 boxes
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Arrangement note
Arranged by content, then chronologically.
- Mary Woolley with one of the collies at Fleur de Lys, their home on Lake Champlain, Westport, New York
- Jeannette Marks, Mary Woolley, and others on the grounds of Fleur de Lys, their home on Lake Champlain, Westport, New York
- Studio portrait of Mary E. Woolley
- Mary Emma Woolley at the Geneva Conference
- Mary E. Woolley at the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments, Geneva
- Mary Emma Woolley, seated portrait photo wearing hat
- Mary E. Woolley in front of buildings on the Mount Holyoke campus
- Mary Woolley spending time with two collies on the grounds of the President's House
- Mary E. Woolley in her academic robe at a desk, writing
- Mary Woolley taking two collies for a walk, probably near the President's House
- Mary E. Woolley with her dogs
- Mary Woolley enjoying the companionship of two collies outside the President's House
- Portrait of Mary E. Woolley seated
- Jeannette Marks with collies and other dogs at Lake Champlain, Westport, New York
- Jeannette Marks walking several dogs, including collies, along shore of Lake Champlain, Westport, New York
- Jeannette Marks and Mary Woolley with collies at Fleur de Lys, their home on Lake Champlain, Westport, New York
- Studio portrait of Mary E. Woolley
- Jeannette Marks sitting in the yard at Fleur de Lys, holding two collie puppies on her lap
- Studio portrait of Mary E. Woolley in cap and gown
- Portrait of Mary E. Woolley, by Leon Gordon
- Mary E. Woolley
- Mary Emma Woolley
- Mary Emma Woolley
- Mary Emma Woolley
- Mary Emma Woolley
- Mary Emma Woolley
- Choir and seniors procession at Mary Emma Woolley inauguration ceremony
- Mary Emma Woolley inauguration procession
- Inauguration of Mary E. Woolley
- Mount Holyoke College President Mary Emma Woolley and Margaret Burton in China.
- Mary Emma Woolley and Jeannette Marks
- Mary Emma Woolley and Jeannette Marks
- President Woolley and students
- Mary E. Woolley and Henry K. Hyde at commencement, 1931
- Sarah Cole class of 1937 escorting Mary E. Woolley through members of the class of 1937 at an Honorary ceremony
- Mary E. Woolley at the Conference on Reduction and Limitation of Armaments, Geneva 1932
- Portrait painting of Mary E. Woolley in her academic robe, seated
Repository Details
Part of the Mount Holyoke College Archives and Special Collections Repository
50 College Street
8 Dwight Hall
South Hadley MA 01075-6425 USA
413-538-3079
archives@mtholyoke.edu
