Hill Military Academy (Portland, Or.)

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Established in northwest Portland, Oregon, in 1901 as a private military school for young boys, Hill Military Academy built a solid reputation for developing the mind, body, and morals of its students for nearly 60 years. Joseph W. Hill, long-time headmaster of the Bishop Scott Academy (earlier the Bishop Scott Grammar School), founded the military school and served as its first headmaster until his retirement in the early 1920s. Under Hill's leadership the school grew in both size and prestige. After retiring, Hill's sons, Joseph A. Hill and Benjamin W. Hill continued the operation of the military academy and in 1929 moved the school to a larger facility in the Rocky Butte area of Portland, where it remained until its closure in 1959.

From the guide to the Hill Military Academy Records, 1881-1973, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

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referencedIn Joseph W. Hill papers, 1896-1941 Oregon Historical Society Research Library
referencedIn Nelson, V. L. V. L. Nelson illustrations of Hill Military Academy [manuscript], circa 1920-1950. Oregon Historical Society Research Library
referencedIn V. L. Nelson illustrations of Hill Military Academy, circa 1920-1950 Oregon Historical Society Research Library
creatorOf Hill Military Academy Records, 1881-1973 Oregon Historical Society Research Library
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associatedWith Bishop Scott Academy corporateBody
associatedWith Hill, Benjamin W. person
associatedWith Hill, Joseph A. person
associatedWith Hill, Joseph W., 1856-1930 person
associatedWith Nelson, V. L. person
associatedWith Nelson, V. L. person
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Military
Military education
Oregon
Portland
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