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Painting by Ellen Jacobi Selden '43
painting by Selden '43
Pat Vail
Photograph of Pat Vail.
Pat Vail
Photograph of Pat Vail.
Pat Vail '63
Portrait of Pat Vail '63
Pat Vail childhood photograph
Photograph of Pat Vail as a child, taken in May 1945.
Pat Vail Collection, HC-10.42
Finding Aid for the Pat Vail (1963) Collection
Pat Vail in Greenville, Mississippi
Photograph of Pat Vail with several children in Greenville, Mississippi.
Pat Vail in Greenville, Mississippi
Photograph of Pat Vail in large group in Greenville, Mississippi.
Pat Vail Letter to Family, 1964-05-28
Pat Vail writing home to her family about her training sessions before she headed down to Mississippi
Pat Vail Portrait in Color '63
Portrait of Pat Vail in color
Pat Vail Yearbook Photograph
Photograph of Patricia Vail from the 1963 Wilson College yearbook, The Conocheague.
Patricia Mooney '67
Black and white portrait of Mooney '67
Patricia Mooney '67 in Color
Patricia Money '67, portrait in color
Patricia Smedick Schaphorst (1953) Papers, HC-10.35
Finding Aid for the Patricia Smedick Schaphorst (1953) Papers
Patsy Takemoto Mink in Washington
Mink pictured with briefcase in front of building in Washington
Patsy Takemoto Mink with Congresswomen
pictured with Louise Slaughter, Barbara Boxer, Eleanor Holmes Norton, Nita Lowey, Patsy Mink, and Jolene Unsoeld.
Patsy Takemoto Mink: Civil Rights Activism
images of Mink and civil rights activism
Patsy Takemoto Mink: Honorary Degree
picture of mink receiving an honorary degree in 1965
Patsy Takemoto Mink: Title IX at 30
Mink pictured on the cover of a magazine
Patterson Leads Pittsburgh Suffrage Parade
The National American Woman Suffrage Association organized parades in a variety of cities for May Day. Hannah J. Patterson in her role as Chair of the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Party led the parade in Pittsburgh. Patterson is pictured in the center…
Patterson Throws Out the First Pitch
Evening Ledger (Philadelphia, PA), October 4, 1915 article describing a "Suffrage Day" event on July 7, 1915, Hannah Patterson threw out the first pitch in a double-header baseball game between the Philadelphia Phillies and the New York Giants. The…
Paul and Lorrain Havens at Scripps College
Photograph of Paul Swain Havens and Lorrain Havens outside of Ellen Browning Hall at Scripps College.
Paul Swain Havens
President of Wilson College
Paul Swain Havens
Born: Lawrenceville, New Jersey Sept. 19, 1903
Died: August 22, 1980
Inauguration: May 22, 1937 at age of 33 (one of the youngest college presidents in the country)
Resignation: 1970
Education: Princeton University (valedictorian), member of Phi…
Died: August 22, 1980
Inauguration: May 22, 1937 at age of 33 (one of the youngest college presidents in the country)
Resignation: 1970
Education: Princeton University (valedictorian), member of Phi…
Paul Swain Havens Yearbook Photograph and Biography
Page from Olla Podrida, the Lawrenceville School Yearbook, showing Paul Swain Havens’s academic achievements and interests during his primary education.