Kate Hogoboom to Unknown Partial Letter

Alpha Phi Founder Kate Elizabeth Hogoboom describes some of Alpha Chapter's earliest members and activities.

Collection: Archive Collection
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Keynote Address: Centennial Convention: Betty Mullins Jones, 1972

International President Betty Mullins Jones records her address for the 1972 Centennial Convention, focusing on strengthening alumnae-collegian relations, increasing positive public relations, and the Fraternity's Founders.

Collection: Audio-Visual Collection
Date: 1972

Largest in its History Newspaper Clipping, c. 1903

This newspaper clipping recounts the 1903 Convention, names the Alpha Phi founders, and details the Alpha Chapter chapter house.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1903

Law Observance Group to Aid Youth Movement Newspaper Clipping, July 5, 1935

This article features a photograph of five attendees, including Founder Clara Bradley Burdette, at a Women's Law Observance Association meeting.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Jul 5th, 1935

Lou V. Shepard to Eva Transcribed Letter, May 29, 1876

Founder Louise Viola Shepard encourages Alpha Chapter alumna Eva Harrison to think of her in the future. You can find the original version of this letter on "Ida A. Gilbert and Lou V. Shepard to Eva Letter, 1876."

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: May 29th, 1876

Louise Shepard Hancock Fifty-Year Service Pin, 1922

Collection: Object Collection
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Louise Shepard Photograph

Collection: Archive Collection
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Louise Viola Shepard Hancock Framed Drawing

Collection: HQ Artwork Collection
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M.F. Call to Jane Button Letter

Alpha Chapter alumna Mary Frances Call asks to send her recent writings to Jane Button rather than Founder Martha Foote Crow.

Collection: Archive Collection
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Map of Oakwood Morningside Cemetery, 1859-1959

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1973

Marian Wiley Keys Oral History Interview, June 18, 1974

Helen Casebolt Leavitt interviews former International President Marian Wiley Keys, who discusses her experiences at Convention, her time as a district inspector and president, and chapter visits.

Collection: Audio-Visual Collection
Date: Jun 18th, 1974

Martha Foote Cabinet Card, c. 1876

This portrait of Alpha Phi Founder Martha Foote shows Foote wearing her badge.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1876

Martha Foote Crow and Father Cabinet Card, July 1897

Alpha Phi Founder Martha Foote Crow poses with her father, John Barlett Foote.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Jul 1897

Martha Foote Crow Fifty-Year Service Pin, 1922

Collection: Object Collection
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Martha Foote Crow Framed Drawing

Collection: HQ Artwork Collection
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Martha Foote Crow Phi Beta Kappa Key, September 11, 1895

This key recognizes Martha Foote Crow's membership in Phi Beta Kappa.

Collection: Object Collection
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Martha Foote Crow Photograph

This is a photocopy of the original photograph.

Collection: Archive Collection
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Martha Foote Crow Portrait Painting

Collection: HQ Artwork Collection
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Martha Foote Crow Quotation Essay

M.K. Phillips describes Founder Martha Foote Crow's thoughts on the future of the Fraternity.

Collection: Archive Collection
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Martha Foote Crow Reading Photograph

Collection: Archive Collection
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