Speeches, addresses, etc.

Scope and Contents This collection documents Aram Pothier’s political career. Folder 1 contains twenty letters written in 1889 while Pothier was in Paris during the Universal Expedition. The letters are to his brother, Joseph Pothier. Folder 2 contains inauguration speeches and an address to the state legislature. Folder 4 contains memorial booklets. Folders 4-6 contain photographs of Pothier including portraits, group photographs and photos of Pothier’s funeral in 1928. Folder 7 and 8 contain newspaper...

Scope and Contents This record group contains primary and secondary source materials created by and pertaining to Bishop James Augustine Healy. Box 1 contains materials relating to Healy's time at College of the Holy Cross, including his diary from his final year at the College, as well as the speech he gave as valedictorian of the first graduating class. Boxes 2 and 3 contain diaries and writings from domestic and international travel as both priest and bishop. Locations include: Smyrna, Europe, New Orleans,...

Scope and Contents This collection includes the papers of Dr. Michael J. Fallon, MD and his son, Dr. John M. Fallon, MD. It includes writings, publications, correspondence, reports and Holy Cross ephemera. Additionally, there are two scrapbooks in the collection, one featuring clippings about Holy Cross alumni belonging to Michael Fallon and the other from John Fallon's student experience at the College. There is a photograph album compiled by John Fallon and it features photographs of the Holy Cross campus,...

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This collection contains Fr. Madden’s teaching materials, including exams and syllabi. Additionally, it holds his writings such as handwritten sermons, retreats notes, speeches, correspondence and lectures. Finally, there is personal ephemera pertaining to his travels. Materials in the collections date from 1916 to 1980.

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This collection contains photographs, personal information, correspondence, speeches and congratulatory letters of Judge Thomas H. Dowd. It also holds his personal scrapbooks containing clippings, letters, and programs dating from 1909 to 1925. Finally, there are documents from important legal cases during his legal career.