This collection contains correspondence between members of the Henry family, especially between John Woolf Jordan and James Henry and his son Granville Henry. Many of these letters discuss genealogical information relating to the Henry family.
This collection focuses on materials about William Henry I (1729-1786), a successful gunsmith, merchant, and important patriot from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, during the Revolutionary War.
A collection of essays that was collected together in an unpublished manuscript about the Moravians of Nazareth, Pennsylvania, in the eighteenth century.
Moravians began surveying Pennsylvania in the early 1740s and their contributions to the surveying of Pennsylvania offers some of the earliest documentation of land use in the colonies during tumultuous times of war and unrest.
Nazareth Hall's annual publication for admissions. Includes a brief history of the school and a general outline of curriculum, services, and fees. Usually also includes a list of previous year's pupils, teachers, and an academic calendar.
The Hall Boy was a student periodical, edited and printed by students of Nazareth Hall. After the school closed in 1929, it became an alumni newsletter.
Physical objects from the collection of the Moravian Historical Society related to Nazareth Hall, the Moravian boarding school for boys, that operated from 1785 to 1929.
