Home : Quarterly Archives

Click on the links below to view the individual articles.
Use the links at the top of the article to return.

Tredyffrin Easttown Historical Society
History Quarterly Digital Archives
Volume 29 — 1991



Volume 29 Number 1 — January 1991
2Foreword
3Christmas 1777 by Bob Goshorn
11Prissy Robinson's Grave by Mary Robertson Ives
13Roughwood by William Woys Weaver
18The Barn at Roughwood by Anne H. Cook
19Mr. Newton "Mutilates" a Book by Hob Borgson
25Letters from the Farm Manager of Chesterbrook Farm by R. A. Colgan [edited by Bob Goshorn]
34School Rules in 1869 by from the Minute Book of the Tredyffrin Board of School Directors
37In Memoriam: Mary Elizabeth Moorshead
38Notes and Comments
 
Volume 29 Number 2 — April 1991
42Foreword
43"The House that Quality Built" : A Brief History of the American Stores Company by C. Herbert Fry
65Our Public Schools During the First Half of the Nineteenth Century by Bob Goshorn
77The Many William Penns by Henry B. Thomas
83Notes and Comments
 
Volume 29 Number 3 — July 1991
86Foreword
87Where is Our History Hidden?
87Finding the History of the Trinity Presbyterian Church by Barbara Fry
91Keeping Your Antennae Up by Elizabeth Goshorn
93Working With Land Records by Herb Fry
94A Dozen Places to Look by Bob Goshorn
98The Fourth of July at Daylesford by Louise H. Kneass
101The Plantations in the Valley by Hob Borgson
111Royer-Greaves School for Blind by Robert J. Bell
117The Great Valley Association by Bob Helms
123The Open Land Conservancy by Mitsie Toland
130Notes and Comments
 
Volume 29 Number 4 — October 1991
134Foreword
135The Schuylkill Navigation Company Canal and Lock 60 by Bob Elmer & Leslie Lighton-Humphreys
141The Early Development of Devon by Bob Goshorn
151Family Folklore by Club Members
161Mennonites in the Chester Valley by Joel D. Alderfer
168In Memoriam: Janet Irwin Malin
169Notes and Comments
171Index to Volume XXIX
 

Page last updated: 2009-09-30 at 11:05 EDT
Copyright © 2006-2009 Tredyffrin Easttown Historical Society. All rights reserved.
Permission is given to make copies for personal use only.
All other uses require written permission of the Tredyffrin Easttown Historical Society.