Elizabeth Hoag to Louise Coburn Letter, December 1874

Elizabeth G. Hoag, Alpha, Colby College, writes to Louise H. Coburn, Alpha, with sketches for possible Sigma Kappa insignia and explains the significance of various elements. She also discusses school work.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: Dec 1874

Elizabeth Hoag to Louise Coburn Letter, December 1874

Elizabeth G. Hoag, Alpha, Colby College, writes to Louise H. Coburn, Alpha, with sketches for possible Sigma Kappa insignia and explains the significance of various elements. She also discusses school work.

Collection: Elizabeth Hoag
Date: Dec 1874

Elizabeth Hoag to Louise Coburn Letter, June 1875

Elizabeth G. Hoag, Alpha, Colby College, writes to Louise H. Coburn, Alpha, and lets her know that she likely won't see the Sigma Kappas this week.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: Jun 1875

Elizabeth Hoag to Louise Coburn Letter, June 1875

Elizabeth G. Hoag, Alpha, Colby College, writes to Louise H. Coburn, Alpha, and lets her know that she likely won't see the Sigma Kappas this week.

Collection: Elizabeth Hoag
Date: Jun 1875

Emily P. Meader to Mary Low Carver Letter

Emily P. Meader, Alpha, Colby College, writes to Mary Low Carver, Alpha, Colby College, telling Carver how much she has meant to her and the other Sigma Kappa members over the years, even those who never met her in person, as she was "the first Colby woman". Meader also talks about her song writing.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date:

Emily Peace Meader Essay

Members of the Waterville, Maine Alumnae Chapter describe the life and character of Emily Peace Meader, Alpha, Colby College, noting her accomplishments as a musician and her commitment to Colby College and Sigma Kappa Sorority. Meader was a cousin of Elizabeth G. Hoag, Alpha, Colby College and the second initiate of Alpha Chapter.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date:

Emily Peace Meader Holy Bible

This copy of the Holy Bible is an International Teachers' Edition and belonged to Emily Peace Meader, Alpha, Colby College. Handmade fabric flowers are enclosed within the covers.

Collection: Object Collection
Date:

Epsilon Chapter Members Outside Chapter House Photograph, c. 1906

Charter members of Epsilon Chapter, Syracuse University, pose together on the steps of their chapter house at 901 University Avenue. Each woman is individually identified on the back of the photograph.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1906

Epsilon Chapter Photograph, 1906

Epsilon Chapter, Syracuse University, charter members and new initiates pose together during the chapter's first year of existence. Each woman is individually identified on a paper accompanying this photograph.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1906

First Initiate Home Photograph

This house in Waterville, Maine was the home of the first Sigma Kappa initiate.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date:

Founder Ida Pierce On Sigma Kappa's 50th Anniversary Typescript

Founder Ida Fuller Pierce, Alpha, Colby College, considers the past and the future of Sigma Kappa on the occasion of its fiftieth anniversary.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date:

Founders At Colby College During Convention Negative, 1924

Sigma Kappa Founders (back, left to right) Louise H. Coburn and Frances Mann Hall and (front, left to right) Mary Low Carver and Ida Fuller Pierce, all Alpha Chapter, Colby College, pose for a photograph during the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924

Founders At Colby College During Convention Photograph 1, 1924

Sigma Kappa Founders (back, left to right) Louise H. Coburn and Frances Mann Hall and (front, left to right) Mary Low Carver and Ida Fuller Pierce, all Alpha Chapter, Colby College, pose for a photograph during the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924

Founders At Colby College During Convention Photograph 2, 1924

Sigma Kappa Founders (back, left to right) Louise H. Coburn and Frances Mann Hall and (front, left to right) Mary Low Carver and Ida Fuller Pierce, all Alpha Chapter, Colby College, pose for a photograph during the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924

Founders At Colby College During Convention Photograph 3, 1924

Sigma Kappa Founders (back, left to right) Louise H. Coburn and Frances Mann Hall and (front, left to right) Mary Low Carver and Ida Fuller Pierce, all Alpha Chapter, Colby College, pose for a photograph during the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924

Founders At Colby College During Convention Photograph 4, 1924

Sigma Kappa Founders (back, left to right) Louise H. Coburn and Frances Mann Hall and (front, left to right) Mary Low Carver and Ida Fuller Pierce, all Alpha Chapter, Colby College, pose for a photograph during the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924

Founders at Convention Group Photograph, 1924

The four surviving founders of Sigma Kappa pose for a photograph. They are, from left to right: Frances Mann Hall, Ida Fuller Pierce, Mary Low Carver, and Louise H. Coburn, Alpha Chapter, Colby College. This photograph appears to have been taken during the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: Jan 1st, 1924

Founders Attending Convention Photograph, 1924

The four surviving Sigma Kappa Founders pose for a photograph while attending the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine. They are, from left to right: Frances Mann Hall, Ida Fuller Pierce, Mary Low Carver, and Louise H. Coburn, Alpha Chapter, Colby College.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924

Founders Coburn, Hall, Carver, and Pierce at Convention Photograph, 1924

Sigma Kappa Founders (back, left to right) Louise H. Coburn, Francis Mann Hall, (front, left to right) Mary Low Carver, and Ida Fuller Pierce pose together at the 1924 national convention in Waterville, Maine.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924

Founders During 50th Anniversary Convention Photograph, 1924

Sigma Kappa Founder Frances Hall takes notes at the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine as Ida Fuller Pierce, Mary Low Carver, and Louise H. Coburn, all Alpha Chapter, Colby College, look on.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924