• Classification number: 3P
• Title of Record Series: Estelle Hurll
• Record Group: Faculty
• Sub Group: Individuals
• Date: December 16, 1975
• Accession Number:
• Source: existing files
• Restrictions: none
• Volume: 1 box

Correspondence of Estelle Hurll, class of 1882, dating from August 6, 1877 to March, 1923, (eight letters from 1881 to 1889 are only fragments); consisting of letters written to her family dealing with student life, academics, and experiences as a member of the faculty at Wellesley; including descriptions of Baker's Grotto, scarlet fever outbreak, poem about her father, Miss Howard as Bible Study teacher, visit to college by Governor Long, spring (1881) events (Tree Day, Fete-Day, dedication of Music Building, lack of commencement exercises), work as assistant to Miss Morgan (Philosophy Department, 1878 to 1886), visit of Hawaiian Queen to college, visit of French comedian, Mssr. Jean Coqueline to college, decision to resign from position at Wellesley to become full professor and head of the Philosophy Department at Mt. Holyoke College, memorandum on the use of her letters.

• Estelle M. Hurll; Letters to her family, August 6, 1877 to March, 1923

• October 1, 1877: Description of Baker's Grotto
• November 19, 1877: Scarlet fever outbreak
• December 31, 1877: Poem about her father
• October 20, 1879: Miss Howard as Bible Study teacher
• May, 1880: Visit to college by Governor Long
• May 8, 1881: Spring program of events (Fete-Day, College of Music dedication)
• May 29, 1881: Tree Day
• October 4, 1885: Work as assistant to Miss Morgan (faculty, Philosophy Department, 1878 to 1886)
• May 11, 1887: Visit of Hawaiian Queen to Wellesley
• March 17, 1889: Visit of French comedian, Jean Coquelin to college, mention of article written by Estelle Hurll and published in the "Courant"s
• May 28, 1891: Decision to resign from teaching position at Wellesley to become full professor and head of the Philosophy Department at Mount Holyoke Colleges
• March, 1923 Memorandum on the use of her letters