Records of the Trustees of Teachers College

The Finding Aids for the Records of the Trustees of Teachers College

Welcome to the Finding Aids for the Records of the Trustees of Teachers College! This research guide aims to help users navigate the archival collections of the Teachers College Board of Trustees. This guide provides descriptions, or finding aids, of each collection in Record Group 3: Trustees. These finding aids contain orienting information for distinct collections that will help users understand the breadth of a collection and help them identify materials relevant to their research.

The records of the Board of Trustees include correspondences, meeting minutes, notes, and other documents or ephemera related to the Trustees of Teachers College. The following collections are included in the Records of the Trustees of Teachers College:

• Grace Dodge Papers

• Trustees – Deceased Trustees

• Trustees – Materials Related to the 1993 Presidential Search Committee (Restricted Access)

• Trustees Meeting Minutes, 1898 to 1999

• Trustees – Minutes May 7, 1998; May 28, 1998; Oct 8, 1998

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