Communications Office records, 1970-1996
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Westbrook College press releases, publications and Newsletters.
Westbrook College press releases, publications and Newsletters.
Westbrook College Alumni Association records including The Alumni News 1930 – 1997, 1990 Alumni Directory, reunion programs, association records and ephemera.
The Kent Taylor, Development files include files arranged by subject dating from 1963 through Westbrook
College’s incorporation into UNE. Also includes documents related to the capital fundraising campaign, 1976 – 1986.
The volumes series is made up of 4 types of volumes Journals, Ledgers, and Trial Balances. The Journals include 101 volumes dated 1890-1974. There are primarily 3 types of Journals: Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and Cash Books. Journals’ entries are arranged chronologically. There are 12 volumes of Ledgers dated 1890-1964. Ledgers’ entries are arranged by account name. Also included in the Volumes series are 2 Trial Balance volume dated 1903-1905 and 1929-1931 as well as a folder of loose journal pages.
Documents, brochures, catalogs, newsletters and course schedules related to adult education programming.
Although Westbrook College has always been located in the same geographic place, the neighborhood where it is located has been part of three different municipalities over the years: Westbrook (1831-1870), Deering (1871-1898), and Portland (1899- ). The college itself has had five name changes – Westbrook Seminary, Westbrook Junior College, Westbrook College, the Westbrook College Campus of the University of New England, and the Portland Campus of the University of New England.
The Roberta Gray collection contains records collected by Director of the Library Roberta Gray and includes administrative records, brochures, and ephemera collected by herself and Mary Anne Wallace, Special Collections Librarian, over several years.
Records documenting the history of the Westbrook College library, including architectural plans, budgets, annual reports, brochures, and newsletters.
The Dean of the College records II collection is made up of records culled from the Maine Women Writers Collection. As such it is artificial collection. It also includes records that were added over time as they were collected by library staff. Series include Cultural Affairs, Curriculum, Faculty Senate, and Faculty/Staff.
This collection of 4 records cartons contains records from Office of the Dean of the College dated 1959-1995. They include records from the tenure of Dean Lucy Morros, 1980-1986, and Dean Robald P. Morrison, 1986-1996.