| Girton/GCPP Davies contains: |
| <-- See earlier |
| 10 |
Archive of the Kensington Society |
| 11 |
Pamphlets, letters to the press etc |
| 12 |
Newspaper cuttings |
| 13 |
Cambridge Degrees for Women, 1880-81 and 1887-97 |
| 14 |
University Degrees for Women: Oxford and Cambridge, 1895-97, 1920 |
| 15 |
Girton College: Foundation, Hitchin and Girton |
| 16 |
Miscellaneous printed material |
| 17 |
Women's Suffrage |
| 18 |
Girton College Jubilee 1919 |
| 19 |
Correspondence re Girton College and women's education generally |
| 20 |
Girton College: Correspondence with Miss G Crewdson (Junior Bursar) |
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Personal Papers of Sarah Emily Davies
| Title |
Girton College: Foundation, Hitchin and Girton |
| Reference |
GCPP Davies 15 (former reference: ED XVII-XIX (GC)) |
| Creator |
Davies, Sarah Emily |
| Covering Dates |
1865–1912 |
| Extent and Medium |
3 boxes; paper |
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| Content and context |
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ED was College Secretary 1867-75, Treasurer 1875-82, Hon. Sec. 1882-1904, and Mistress 1872-75.
These papers were given to the College by members of ED's family. Most of them may be considered part of her archive as a founder and officer of Girton College rather than her archive of personal papers. For this reason the reference codes originally assigned to them were prefixed with GC rather than ED. They were originally listed by Marguerite Gollancz. MG preserved the original physical arrangement (which was probably that of ED herself and/or Lady Stephen) but superimposed a classification scheme which necessitated a non-sequential referencing scheme. The present listing has brought MG's referencing system back into numerical order for greater ease of access but it is possible to reconstruct the original physical order by consulting MG's typescript list.
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| Girton/GCPP Davies 15 contains: |
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Girton College: Foundation, Hitchin and Girton. Creator: Davies, Sarah Emily. 2 boxes; paper. |
1865–1917 |
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Girton College: Foundation, Hitchin and Girton (printed material). Creator: Davies, Sarah Emily. 85 items in 1 box; paper. |
1867–1882 |
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