Enoch Albert Bryan Family Correspondence 1840-1961

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Enoch Albert Bryan Family Correspondence 1840-1961

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Correspondence relative to family and business matters, education at Indiana University and Harvard University, service as President of Vincennes University and Washington State University, management of the Riviera Land Company in Columbia County, Wash., and academic and literary interests.

20 containers.; 9 linear feet of shelf space.

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Washington State University Libraries Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC)

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Vincennes University

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Washington State University. President.

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Bryan, Enoch Albert, 1855-1941

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He came to Washington State University (then called Washington Agricultural College) in 1893 and served as its president until 1916, when he became the Commissioner of Education for the State of Idaho, from 1917 to 1923. He had failed in 1916 to attain the nomination for a seat in the United States Senate. Dr. Bryan returned to Washington State University in 1923 and was a professor of economic history until 1939, when he became a professor emeritus. From the description of Photograp...

Riviera Land Company.

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Bryan Family

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Enoch A. Bryan was born in Bloomington, Indiana, on May 10, 1855. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree (A.B.) from Indiana University in 1878 and a Master of Arts degree (A.M.) from the same institution in 1885. In 1893, he returned to school and received another Master of Arts degree (A.M.) from Harvard University. He had three Honorary Doctor of Law degrees bestowed: one from Michigan State University in 1907, one from Indiana University in 1920, and one from Washington State Uni...