Fuller, Alfred C. (Alfred Carl), 1885-1973

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series primarily contains transcripts and recordings of oral histories of the University of Hartford. Most transcripts correspond to a recording, but not all. The oral histories were collected through a series of interviews conducted by Edward C. Lavelle (1967), Bice Clemow (1977), Alice Cooke Brown (1960), Helen Loy (1977), and John Balmer (1966). The interviewees were founders of the university. The series also includes a couple of short films.

Scope and Contents Audio recording includes: Organ Prelude -- Prelude and Fuge in C Minor, composed by Bach, performed by I. Albert Russell [only the end of the piece was recorded]; Invocation, The Reverend John P. Webster; National Anthem, Marian Anderson; Welcome, Chancellor Vincent Coffin; Remarks, Moshe Paranov; Greetings, Alfred C. Fuller;...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series primarily contains transcripts and recordings of oral histories of the University of Hartford. Most transcripts correspond to a recording, but not all. The oral histories were collected through a series of interviews conducted by Edward C. Lavelle (1967), Bice Clemow (1977), Alice Cooke Brown (1960), Helen Loy (1977), and John Balmer (1966). The interviewees were founders of the university. The series also includes a couple of short films.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series primarily contains transcripts and recordings of oral histories of the University of Hartford. Most transcripts correspond to a recording, but not all. The oral histories were collected through a series of interviews conducted by Edward C. Lavelle (1967), Bice Clemow (1977), Alice Cooke Brown (1960), Helen Loy (1977), and John Balmer (1966). The interviewees were founders of the university. The series also includes a couple of short films.

Abstract

This collection contains original legal documents, correspondence, memos, photographs, and oral and written histories relating to the founding of the University ranging from 1892-2006.