Archives
ABOUT
The Noble and Greenough School Archives, located in the historic Castle, seeks to collect, preserve, and provide access to institutional and community records related to Noble and Greenough School from its founding in 1866 to the present. The archive collects the records of the Noble and Greenough School, including student and institutional publications, photographs, scrapbooks, manuscripts, AV material, and alumni papers.
ACCESS
The collections are open for research by appointment to Nobles community members, including current students and families, graduates, and current and former faculty and staff. Select collections are available to outside researchers upon request and by appointment. Please contact the School Archivist by phone at 781-310-7276 or by email at thearchives@nobles.edu to make a research request or to schedule an appointment.
COLLECTIONS
Explore a diverse range of collections, including Student Publications, Nobles Publications, Photographs, Heads of School, Board of Trustees, Administrative Departments, Academic Departments, Scrapbooks, Graduates, Faculty and Staff, Athletics, Volkmann, Textiles, Artifacts and Memorabilia. Additionally, the archives house an oral history collection, audio-visual material, a Nobles Authors collection, a reference file, and a flat file of oversized photographs, maps, blueprints, posters, and more.
For a detailed listing of our collections, please visit the archives catalog: Noble and Greenough School Archives Catalog
DONATING
The Archives graciously accepts donations from Nobles community members or anyone who may possess items related to the history and activities of Noble and Greenough School. Of special value are scrapbooks, student notebooks, records of student clubs and organizations, photographs, ephemera, and audio-visual material. Please contact School Archivist Nadine Richardson if you are interested in donating.
50th ANNIVERSARY OF COEDUCATION
Join the Archives in celebrating the 50th anniversary of coeducation through our memory gathering projects! Explore the 50 Years of Women at Nobles Library Guide to learn how you can participate and to discover resources and information about the history of coeducation at Nobles.
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