Box 34

Contents include poems that were written by a variety of authors, including Mrs. M.C. Kellogg, Mrs. Katherine Caperton, John Coghlan and Minerva Phelps Jennings.

Contains a short but quaint and thorough analysis that Minerva Phelps Jennings wrote about the art and meaning of parliamentarianism.

Contains a handwritten manuscript about "Pioneer Men and Pioneer Women", which Emma de Jarnette delivered before the Woman's Club of Richmond, KY in Feb 1914.

Contents include a detailed outline for a unknown bible analysis that, based on the script, Jamie Caperton or Mrs. Caperton authored.

Contains a typed manuscript entitled What I Remember; written by Lucia F. Burnam

Contains a writing exercise about Shakespeare that Jamie Caperton wrote as a young student; dated 21 Nov 1909.

Contains the handwritten toast that Mrs. Caperton delivered to the Richmond, KY Woman's Club celebration that was held in honor of George Washington's birthday anniversary on 20 Feb 1908.

This typed and bound manuscript was written by Katherine Phelps Caperton, and presented to Dr. Franklin U. Tinder, Pastor of the First Christian Church, Richmond, KY. The manuscript highlights both her interests in religion and history.

Contents include a handwritten manuscript that details the great men of 19th Century America, including Alexander Campbell, Alexander Hamilton, and other early American elites.

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