Penn Treaty Elm: Haverford in the mid-1800s, Quaker-wise? What was it like? A farm, and where the students' families all knew each other?, Haverford in the 60s and early 70s?, Haverford today, socioculturally?

Haverford College in the mid-1800s, Quaker-wise? What was it like? A farm, and where the students' families all knew each other?



Haverford in the 60s and early 70s? Pretty free spirited and rad and out there and exploratory, with a lot of bright and some hippie Quaker students, in part?



Haverford, which began in 1833, today, socioculturally?

A little more closed, and consumerist-minded, like the rest of the US, compared with the questioning of the 1960s, but still with a lot of smart and learning-oriented Quaker envisioning for a better world?


Pictures, videos and archives?


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May add resources I find here -

http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Quakers_-_Religious_Society_of_Friends



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Interesting Wikipedia article about Haverford here - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haverford_College - highlighting some rad elements today, and where related resources may be found as well.

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Haverford College Arboretum

Haverford duck pond in three seasons

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