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American Culture Series
American Field Service Group
American Friend Collection
The American Friend was a journal published in Richmond, Ind. from January 1867 to December 1868 by a group of prominent young Gurneyite Quakers. This collection includes minutes of the board of editors, 1866-1868, the cashbook listing agents and subscribers, and some miscellaneous manuscripts.
American Friends Service Committee
Amigo (Monterrey, N.L., Mexico)
Juntas Mensuales de Los Amigos en Mexico.
Amo Monthly Meeting
Amos and Nancy (Newby) Thomas Collection
Amos Thomas (1832-1916) and wife Nancy (Newby) Thomas (1830-1908) were Friends living near Fairmont, Grant County, Ind. This collection consists of reminiscences of family members.
Amos Mendenhall Collection
Amusement Mondays
Amusement Mondays was a series written by College Archivist Jenny Freed in the Fall of 2025. The campus was going through a tough time with budget cuts, so the stories were meant to be funny and uplifting, telling quirky tales from Earlham's past.
Amy Coates Copybook
The author of this copybook, Amy Coates, was apparently a Philadelphia Quaker, but she has not been definitely identified. The copybook appears to date from the 1830s and contains poetry concerning Job Scott, the dying testimony of James Nayler, and passages from the writings of R. Archer and Henry Wotton. Purchase, 2008.