Marcia Wolper Barrabee was a graduate of Radcliffe College (A.B. 1948). This collection consists of reading lists, examinations, grades, notes, and papers from classes attended by Barrabee, including biology, English, French, government, music, psychology, philosophy, and social relations.

Marie Caroline Bass attended Radcliffe College and graduated in 1905, although she chose to be affiliated with the Class of 1906, with which she had entered. She later earned a master's degree at Radcliffe in 1915. She taught at the Roland Park Country School near Baltimore, Maryland, until her retirement in 1952. This collection consists of Radcliffe course notebooks and high school and college essays.

A graduate of Radcliffe College (A.B. 1940, A.M. 1943), Glaser lived in Massachusetts and taught at Wellesley College (1943-1946), Dana Hall School in Wellesley (1945-1959), New England Conservatory Music Extension Division in Boston (1957-1982), and Longy School of Music in Cambridge (1972-1993). Many of her choral arrangements and compositions were published. This collection includes music scores; writings (book drafts, short stories, plays); Radcliffe College class notes; and teaching notes from Dana Hall School, Wellesley College, New England Conservatory, and Longy School of Music.

Hathaway attended Radcliffe from 1910 to 1912. She wrote autobiographical works, children's stories, and poems. The papers contain notes, drafts and manuscripts for Hathaway's short stories, poems, novellas, and journals. Also included are three Radcliffe class notebooks for literature courses (1910-1913); college journals; drafts of Mr. Muffet's Cat and The Little Locksmith, describing Radcliffe college life and friends; correspondence with publishers; and legal documents.

Irene W. D. Hecht attended Radcliffe College from 1951 to 1953, took leave to marry Frederick Hecht, and returned to Radcliffe, graduating in 1957. Collection consists of reading lists, lecture schedules, examinations, and notes for Radcliffe courses.

Marion Hengerer Hollister attended public high school in Buffalo, New York, and in New York City at the Horace Mann School (1911-1912) and the Veltin School (1912-1913). Although never graduating, Hollister took classes at Radcliffe College from 1921-1926. This collection consists of five bound volumes of plays (the earliest published in 1906) by William Shakespeare, annotated by Hollister for the Shakespeare course taught by Kittredge.

Pauline Skornecki Kra attended Radcliffe College (1951-1953) and graduated from Barnard College (A.B. 1955) and Columbia University (A.M. 1963, Ph.D. 1968). This collection consists of course notes and term papers for her classes at Radcliffe.

Maud Perry Pope graduated from Radcliffe College in 1896 and returned in 1897-1898 for a year of graduate work. This collection consists of Pope's course notebooks and essays while at Radcliffe.

This is a collection of subject files related to Radcliffe College, mostly consisting of printed materials. Topics include the Alumnae Association, college organizations, publications, buildings, events, committees, conferences, etc.

This collection consists of papers written by students and examinations given by professors at Radcliffe College. Two papers, written in 1995 and 1997, are about Radcliffe College and its Class of 1943.

Radcliffe College curricula catalogs.

Helen Crawford Seidler graduated from Radliffe College in 1914. This collection includes papers and notebooks for courses Seidler took at Radcliffe; also drawings, programs, photographs, etc.

Esther Taylor graduated from Radcliffe College in 1930. This collection consists of her Physiology II examination notebook.