LibGuides: CIA History: St. Andrew-on-Hudson

Woodstock Letters

"Woodstock College and the Maryland Province circulated Woodstock Letters among Jesuits and their institutions in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The publication offers detailed accounts of events, institutions, ideas, and persons from 1872 to 1969. The various issues include historical articles, updates on work being done by the Jesuits, eyewitness accounts of historic events, book reviews, obituaries, enrollment statistics for Jesuit schools, and other items of interest to the Society. It provides an invaluable record of the work done by American Jesuits." (Jesuit Archives)

Jesuit Archives
Pdfs available by volume
Jesuit Online Library
Fully searchable, including Woodstock Letters.
Boston College Portal to Jesuit Studies,
Saint Louis University Archives
Fully searchable to the page-level in CONTENTdm

Photographs - St. Andrew-on-Hudson

Georgetown University

Articles

Links to articles about St. Andrew-on-Hudson and the history of the Hyde Park campus in CIA student and alumni publications

Articles on other sites:

A Brief History of the New York Province

Local Resources

Dutchess County Ancient Document Search
The County Clerk Ancient Document Search allows you to explore digital images of 52,000 pages of eighteenth-century legal documents. These records comprise the oldest surviving manuscripts from the Dutchess County Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions, which began operation in 1721 through 1820 (document numbers 1-20999). These documents detail daily life in Dutchess County as seen through both civil and criminal cases that came before the judges and justices of the peace.