Ohio State University, Office of the President (William Henry Scott) Records

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Ohio State University, Office of the President (William Henry Scott) Records

1840-1937

The Ohio State University, Office of the President (William Henry Scott) Records contain faculty minutes, committee records, reports, class record books, correspondence, speeches, exams, and other publications. William Scott became the third president of The Ohio State University in 1883, serving until 1910.

1.28 Cubic feet (4) letter file folders, (1) carton

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