Tracy Strong, Sr. papers, 1896-1982

Scope and Content: Bulk is mainly with YMCA officials and personnel; also some family correspondence

Scope and Content: Bulk is mainly with YMCA officials and personnel; also some family correspondence

Scope and Content: Bulk is mainly with YMCA officials and personnel; also some family correspondence

Scope and Content: Bulk is mainly with YMCA officials and personnel; also some family correspondence

Scope and Content: Strong's notes as a student at Oberlin

Scope and Content: Primarily from courses Strong taught at George Williams College in the 1960s: Humanities 101, "Religion and Moral Values," and "Modern Trends in Africa"

Scope and Content: Essentially same kind of material as in Box 21. Notebooks include material from Strong's course, "History, Philosophy, and Organization of YMCA" as well (4 Volumes)

Scope and Content: Correspondents include: Anna Louise Strong, Ruth (Mrs. Charles) Niederhauser, Tracy Loan and Trust Company, Peter Young, National Bank of Commerce, and Aetna Life Insurance

Scope and Content: Five letters exchanged with Tracy Loan and Trust Company, Salt Lake City

Scope and Content: Research notes and outline of article

Scope and Content: Notes, Anna Louise Strong, YMCA, Miscellaneous

Scope and Content: Former president of the YMCA - correspondence, notes, writings, articles, obituary

Scope and Content: "Impressions of the Conference," "Historical Sketch of Church of Christ in Thailand," "John R. Mott - World Ambassador of Christ"

Scope and Content: From the Special notes to Robbins on his copies of the "family letter" and letters specifically addressed to him, these all appear to have been received by hum and are treated as a subgroup, herein.