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Women's Week Program
A description of events taking place during Women's Week 1979 sponsored by the Mount Holyoke College Women's Center.
Women Outdoors (Ten Picture Collection)
Ten images of women outdoors, including on a roller coaster and a dock
Woman about to give a speech
Woman (possibly Mary Woolley?) probably about to give a speech in the Amphitheater
Winter and Spring
Two images, one of a student with a coat and muff in front of Abbey Chapel, one of students in costume for May Day
Winter 1947, "Dearest Jeannette: I think of you constantly and wonder whether you are crippled so much that you are suffering from it"
Woolley speaks of worry for Marks' health, the weather, the dogs and family all missing Marks, and hoping for a good result from Marks' meeting at the Womans Diversity Club
Winter 1941, "These are hard days for you as well as for me"
Marks speaks of the need for "Constitutional Equality" for women and campus climate
Winter 1940, "Dearest Jeannette- the enclosed will explain it"
Woolley speaks of a public speaking engagement
Winter 1933, "Jeannette dearest, What would I not give if you were upstairs"
Woolley speaks of the weather, her weekend plans, and college conferences
Winter 1932, "Jeannettie dearest, Each day I will work on my "joy" for you all"
Woolley speaks of her family, daily schedule, and the weather at sea.
Winter 1917, "Peddy dear: LET DOWN 50%!!!!!!"
Marks speaks of faculty issues
Winter 1917, "Dear May: The enclosed letter for Bil will explain itself"
Marks speaks of discussions with friends, Woolley added "Seven years ago, not now!" at end of letter in 1924
Winter 1902, "My own Sweet heart - It is after ten o'clock Thursday night"
Woolley speaks of seeing Marks again soon, missing her, worrying that she is well, and wishing her a happy Valentine's
Winter 1901, "My precious little sister - I had written so far"
Woolley speaks of her weekend activities and how her love for Marks has deepened
Winter 1900, "Sweet heart, this paper I have found in my desk"
Woolley speaks of arriving at Mount Holyoke to her new job as president, and God's blessing for the New Year