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Louise Stoltzfus Papers, 1984-2002 | Earl H. and Anita F. Hess Archives and Special Collections

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Collection Overview

Title: Louise Stoltzfus Papers, 1984-2002Add to your cart.

ID: MSS/MSS-0008

Primary Creator: Stoltzfus, Louise (1952-2002)

Extent: 1.8 Linear Feet

Date Acquired: 00/00/2014

Subjects: Amish women, Mennonite women

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Includes three boxes of research, correspondence, manuscripts, and other notes pertaining to Louise Stotlzfus’ work and particularly her work on Amish and Mennonite women. In the first box there are materials relating to Amish Women and Two Amish Folk Artists as well as a few short stories and lectures she gave. Folders 50-53 in Box 1 are communications Stoltzfus exchanged with people either through email or letters. Boxes 2 and 3 focus on Quiet Shouts with Box 2 containing general information and Box 3 focusing on specific women featured in the book.

Collection Historical Note

Louise Stoltzfus was a native of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and was raised in an Old Order Amish family. A freelance writer and editor, she was the author of several books including: The Central Market Cookbook, Traces of Wisdom, Amish Women and the Pursuit of Life's Simple Pleasures, Plain Business, Recipes from Central Market, Lancaster County Cookbook, Favorite Recipes from Quilters, A Quilters Christmas Cookbook, The Best of Mennonite Fellowship Meals, The Story of Philhaven, Two Amish Folk Artists: The Story of Henry Lapp and Barbara Ebersol, and Quiet Shouts: Stories of Lancaster Mennonite Women Leaders. Stoltzfus was the former curator of The People's Place Quilt Museum and director of the People's Place Gallery, Intercourse, PA. In the 1970s, she taught in a one-room Amish school for three years. Stoltzfus earned a degree in English literature in 1987 from the University of Southern Florida. She was a member of Blossom Hill Mennonite Church.

Subject/Index Terms

Amish women
Mennonite women

Administrative Information

Repository: Earl H. and Anita F. Hess Archives and Special Collections

Acquisition Source: Transferred with Donald B. Kraybill Papers


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Folder 1: Quiet Shouts - Bair, Esther MellingerAdd to your cart.
Known as the founder of the Hinkletown Mennonite Church
Folder 2: Quiet Shouts - Book, MiriamAdd to your cart.
Missionary teacher around the world, served on the General Board
Folder 3: Quiet Shouts - Breneman, JanetAdd to your cart.
Missionary teacher in Honduras and in Guatemala City
Folder 4: Quiet Shouts - Brown, Lena HorningAdd to your cart.
Somalia and Grantham, PA
Folder 5: Quiet Shouts - Charles, Sylvia ShirkAdd to your cart.
Alsace region of France and Goshen, Indiana
Folder 6: Quiet Shouts - Good, Minnie Eberly HolsoppleAdd to your cart.
Akron, PA
Folder 7: Quiet Shouts - Lauver, Mary HottensteinAdd to your cart.
Puerto Rico and Akron, PA
Folder 8: Quiet Shouts - Leatherman, CatherineAdd to your cart.
Bukiroba, Tanzania and Mount Joy, PA
Folder 9: Quiet Shouts - Mellinger, Lydia Stauffer SauderAdd to your cart.
Millersville, PA, Children’s Home
Folder 10: Quiet Shouts - Nikiema, Mattie CooperAdd to your cart.
West Africa and Philadelphia, PA
Folder 11: Quiet Shouts - Nissley, LibbyAdd to your cart.
Mount Joy, PA
Folder 12: Quiet Shouts - Shenk, Jean KraybillAdd to your cart.
Hospital chaplain, Mount Joy, PA
Folder 13: Quiet Shouts - Yoder, Phebe EthelAdd to your cart.
Kenya; Mugagno, Tanzania and McPherson County, Kansas

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