Frieda A. Gillette
Item set
- Title
- Frieda A. Gillette
- Description
- Frieda A. Gillette images
- Creator
- Johnson, Makayla
- Date
- 2026
- Coverage
- Houghton, NY
- Subject
- Archives
- Houghton University
- Type
- image
- Format
- jpeg
- Language
- EN
- Rights
- Authors retain the copyright for all content posted in this website. This material may not be published, reproduced, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed beyond the Houghton University community without permission except in accordance with fair use doctrine.
Items
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Worn printed page featuring the second page of Frieda Gillette's chapel address from February 1976. -
Worn printed page featuring the introduction of Frieda Gillette (by Katherine Lindley) and her chapel address in February of 1976 -
Worn printed page featuring the beginning of Lorraine Mulligan's written account of her experience with Frieda Gillette, page eight. -
Worn printed page featuring the beginning of Lorraine Mulligan's written account of her experience with Frieda Gillette, page one. -
Annotated Bible pages in the book of Lamentations, written in blue ink, with a decorative cloth bookmark between the pages. -
Worn notebook page with notes about the Bible book of Hebrews -
Worn notebook page with notes about the Bible book of Mark -
Worn journal pages describing a trip to London for the duration of August 13-19, 1929. -
Worn journal pages describing a trip to London, or more specifically, Westminster Abbey. -
Close-up image of Frieda Gillette's picture in a United States passport. -
Covers of four United States passports in various colors (red, green (x2), and patterned green) -
Worn page with a dedicatory note to Professor Julian P. Bretz -
Worn page with faded lettering naming Frieda Gillette's master's thesis title, date, and school -
Poster introducing and inviting Houghton University students, faculty, and staff to the presentation of the research output. -
Page inside of Croceus featuring images of Frieda Gillette and Paula Graeper, their personal information, and a poem about each of them -
Black hardcover volume titled Croceus 1921 with white Gothic lettering.