Founders Gathering At Convention Photograph, 1924

Four Sigma Kappa Founders stand for a photograph during 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 On the Lawn During Convention Photograph 1, 1924

Sigma Kappa Founders Frances Mann Hall, Ida Fuller Pierce, Mary Low Carver, and Louise H. Coburn, all Alpha Chapter, Colby College, sit together on the lawn with other delegates to the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924

Founders On the Lawn During Convention Photograph 2, 1924

Sigma Kappa Founders Frances Mann Hall, Ida Fuller Pierce, Mary Low Carver, and Louise H. Coburn, all Alpha Chapter, Colby College, sit together on the lawn with other delegates to the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924

Founders Standing With Convention Delegates Photograph 1, 1924

Sigma Kappa Founders Frances Mann Hall, Ida Fuller Pierce, Mary Low Carver, and Louise H. Coburn, all Alpha Chapter, Colby College, gather with delegates to the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924

Founders Standing With Convention Delegates Photograph 2, 1924

Sigma Kappa Founders Frances Mann Hall, Ida Fuller Pierce, Mary Low Carver, and Louise H. Coburn, all Alpha Chapter, Colby College, gather with delegates to the 1924 National Convention in Waterville, Maine.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1924

Founders With Convention Delegates Photograph, 1924

The four surviving Sigma Kappa Founders stand with other delegates to 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

Frances Mann Hall Cabinet Card, c. 1875

This portrait of Sigma Kappa Founder Frances (Fannie) Mann Hall was likely taken during her time at Colby College.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1875

Frances Mann Hall Picture Postcard, 1933

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1933

Frances Mann Hall to Sigma Kappa Letter, January 1, 1924

Frances Mann Hall,Alpha, Colby College, writes to Sigma Kappas about the ideals and mindset of the Founders when they founded the Sorority.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: Jan 1st, 1924

Frances Mann Hall to Sigma Kappa Letter, January 1, 1924

Frances Mann Hall,Alpha, Colby College, writes to Sigma Kappas about the ideals and mindset of the Founders when they founded the Sorority.

Collection: Frances Mann Hall
Date: Jan 1st, 1924

Going Greek in the Eighties Slide 10, November 1981

Collection: Born Digital Collection
Date: Nov 1981

Going Greek in the Eighties Slide 15, November 1981

Collection: Born Digital Collection
Date: Nov 1981

Going Greek in the Eighties Slide 16, November 1981

Collection: Born Digital Collection
Date: Nov 1981

Going Greek in the Eighties Slide 55, November 1981

Collection: Born Digital Collection
Date: Nov 1981

Going Greek in the Eighties Slide 56, November 1981

Collection: Born Digital Collection
Date: Nov 1981

Grace Coburn Smith to Miss Leitchen Letter, March 4, 1920

Grace Coburn, Alpha, Colby College, writes to Miss Leitchen to thank her for the gift of a violet and ask for suggestions on making the Sigma Kappa Triangle more appealing to collegiate members.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: Mar 4th, 1920

Grace Coburn Smith to Miss Leitchen Letter, September 9, 1922

Grace Coburn, Alpha, Colby College, writes to Miss Leitchen to thank her for writing a letter from the previous National Convention and encourage her to submit an article to the Sigma Kappa Triangle.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: Sep 9th, 1922

Grace M. Coburn to the Beloved Sisterhood of Sigma Kappa Letter, March 14, 1894

Grace Coburn, Alpha, Colby College, writes to members of Sigma Kappa Sorority to describe her experience traveling to Paris, France. She recounts in detail works of art she observed in the Louvre Museum, relays her observations of French society, and comments on the state of girls' education in France.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: Mar 14th, 1894

Grand President Florence Dunn's Message Typescript

Florence E. Dunn, Alpha, Colby College, discusses the value of friendship for members of Sigma Kappa.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date:

History of Sigma Kappa

Eliza Alexander Burkholder, Eta, Illinois Wesleyan University, provides an overview of the founding of Sigma Kappa and the early history of Alpha Chapter, Colby College.

Collection: Archives Collection
Date: