Mary Baldwin's Grafton Library Library digitizes and makes available a variety of materials for internal and external researchers.
These include:
Resources of Note:
Waddell, Joseph History of Mary Baldwin Seminary 1842-1905. https://archive.org/details/
Watters, Mary. History of Mary Baldwin College 1842-1942. https://archive.org/details/
Menk, Patricia A. To live in time: the Sesquicentennial history of Mary Baldwin College 1842-1992. https://archive.org/details/
Menk, Patricia A. Retrospect: The Tyson Years 1985-2003. https://archive.org/details/
The Mary Baldwin Archives contain materials pertaining to the history of Mary Baldwin from its founding in 1842 as the Augusta Female Seminary to the present. The collection includes documents and letters of its founders, Rufus William Bailey and Mary Julia Baldwin; nineteenth-century diplomas, programs, photographs and student records. Many of the documents are unique and fragile and therefore they are not available to the public.
The Library accepts donations of Mary Baldwin memorabilia on behalf of the institution, in accordance with current tax laws, through the office of Institutional Advancement.
Questions about archives or genealogy may be sent through the Archives Information Request Form. Please allow approximately two weeks for a response.