Michigan State Normal School
Found in 45 Collections and/or Records:
Georgia Mills Autograph Book
The Georgia Mills Autograph Book, contains the disassembled pages of Mills' book, with notes and signatures from her friends. Mills was a student at Michigan State Normal School from 1881-1882. Records date 1880-1882.
Harriet August Farrand papers
The Harriet August Farrand papers include Farrand's personal journal. The journal, entitled "Reminsiscense of Normal Days and Normal Friends" documents Farrand's time as a student at Michigan State Normal School. Records date from 1858.
Haskins Family papers
Jane C. Farley Autograph Book
The Jane C. Farley Autograph Book contains messages and signatures from Farley's friends and professors at Michigan State Normal School. Farley graduate from MSNS in 1875. Signatures in the book include former university Presidents: Joseph Estabrook, Daniel Putnam and Charles Fitz Roy Bellows. Records date 1873-1881.
Joseph Otis Beal papers
The Joseph Otis Beal papers contains to notebooks used by Beal while he was a student at Michigan State Normal School. The notebooks are undated. According to University Records, Beal graduated from MSNS in 1862.
Maggie H. Stark papers
The Maggie H. Stark papers document Stark's time as a student at Michigan State Normal College. The collection is arranged alphabetically and contains tuition receipts, drawing books, correspondence, and class standing slips. Records date from 1876-1895.
Mary Goddard papers
Michigan State Normal College Composite Books
Michigan State Normal College was founded in 1849. The composite book collection spans 1894 to 1897, with multiple copies of the 1895 edition, and includes photographs of enrolled students and faculty. Some photographs include the names of the persons pictured.
Michigan State Normal College glass negative collection
The Michigan State Normal College glass negative collection contains images of students and classroom instructors around campus, and outside of campus buildings. The collection contains 12 glass negatives which have all been digitized. Materials date between 1890 and 1910.