| Manuscripts contains: |
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| MS Add.7620 |
The Papers of Frederick Gowland Hopkins |
| MS Add.7621 |
William Smith (1756-1835) and family correspondence, journals and other papers |
| MS Add.7623 |
Francis John Henry Jenkinson (1853-1923), Librarian to the University of Cambridge 1889-1923: correspondence concerning the Sandars Readership in Bibliography |
| MS Add.7625 |
Arthur Campbell Beevor: Correspondence and Papers |
| MS Add.7633 |
Alexander William Kinglake: Letters and Papers |
| MS Add.7637 |
Minnie Pate: Scrapbook |
| MS Add.7647 |
John Woodward: Correspondence |
| MS Add.7649 |
Jessie, Lady Anderson: Letters of her Family and Friends |
| MS Add.7651 |
Wyon Family: Business and Personal Papers |
| MS Add.7652 |
Adam Sedgwick: Letters and Papers |
| MS Add.7653 |
Ernest, Lord Rutherford: Correspondence and Papers |
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Minnie Pate: Scrapbook
| Title |
Minnie Pate: Scrapbook |
| Reference |
GBR/0012/MS Add.7637 |
| Creator |
Pate, Minnie |
| Covering Dates |
1892–1963 |
| Extent and Medium |
1 volume |
| Repository |
Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives |
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| Content and context |
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Minnie Pate joined the Cambridge University Typewriting Office in the 1890s. The Office had been established in 1892 by Marian Marshall (c.1848-1901), a trade unionist and women's suffrage worker. In 1900 she sold the business to Minnie Pate. In October 1950 Minnie Pate became the first woman to become an honorary MA of Cambridge University.
Scrapbook of photographs; cuttings from the Cambridge Evening News, Cambridge Review, and other publications; and letters, relating to the Cambridge University Typewriting Office, Cambridge luminaries, and Cambridge life in general.
Presented by the executors of Miss M. Pate, 1963.
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