Women students in parade on Columbia University campus on Low Steps with Low Library and St. Paul... Show moreWomen students in parade on Columbia University campus on Low Steps with Low Library and St. Paul's Chapel in the background. One student identified on back of photograph, but location in photo unknown: "Dorothy Brockway - undergraduate president 1918-19" Show less
Barnard students gathered at the ceremony for the visit of French and American officers to the... Show moreBarnard students gathered at the ceremony for the visit of French and American officers to the Columbia campus on November 11, 1918. Handwriting on the back of the photograph says "Peace Day." Show less
Procession of professors and women students with Low Library in the background, November 11, 1918... Show moreProcession of professors and women students with Low Library in the background, November 11, 1918. People as identified on the back of the photograph: Professor Cramplin (first on left), Professor C. Knapp (first on right), Professor W. Braun (second on left), Professor C. S. Baldwin (second on right), Professor G. M. Hirst (behind Baldwin and Braun), Dorothy Brockway (undergraduate president, 1918-1919). Show less
A parade on the Columbia University campus for the visit of French and American officers,... Show moreA parade on the Columbia University campus for the visit of French and American officers, November 11, 1918. The parade is passing the base of the Low Library steps. Show less
This collection consists of the scrapbook of Barnard College alum Dorothy Oak. Materials date... Show moreThis collection consists of the scrapbook of Barnard College alum Dorothy Oak. Materials date from 1913-1920, and range from Oak's pre-Barnard time at Miss Mary Schoonmaker’s School for Girls through her time as a student at Barnard. Oak graduated from Barnard in 1918. It consists of invitations and event programs, dance cards, newspaper clippings of articles related to Barnard and Columbia, correspondence, and photographs. Show less
Scrapbook of Barnard College alum Dorothy Oak documenting Oak's pre-Barnard time at Miss Mary... Show moreScrapbook of Barnard College alum Dorothy Oak documenting Oak's pre-Barnard time at Miss Mary Schoonmaker’s School for Girls in 1913 through her time as a student at Barnard until 1920. Oak graduated from Barnard in 1918. It consists of invitations and event programs, dance cards, newspaper clippings of articles related to Barnard and Columbia, correspondence, and photographs. Many news clippings are related to Barnard, Columbia, and Dartmouth College involvement in the World War I war effort. Also notable are the inclusion of information about the Farmerettes, women who worked on farms to take the place of male farm hands who had gone to war, and content related to evangelist Billy Sunday. Due to brittle and deteriorating paper, the scrapbook was disassembled to preserve individual items organized by page. Many of the original scrapbook pages are no longer intact. Show less
Scrapbook of Barnard College alum Dorothy Oak documenting Oak's pre-Barnard time at Miss Mary... Show moreScrapbook of Barnard College alum Dorothy Oak documenting Oak's pre-Barnard time at Miss Mary Schoonmaker’s School for Girls in 1913 through her time as a student at Barnard until 1920. Oak graduated from Barnard in 1918. It consists of invitations and event programs, dance cards, newspaper clippings of articles related to Barnard and Columbia, correspondence, and photographs. Many news clippings are related to Barnard, Columbia, and Dartmouth College involvement in the World War I war effort. Also notable are the inclusion of information about the Farmerettes, women who worked on farms to take the place of male farm hands who had gone to war, and content related to evangelist Billy Sunday. Due to brittle and deteriorating paper, the scrapbook was disassembled to preserve individual items organized by page. Many of the original scrapbook pages are no longer intact. Show less