Publications, 1827-1932.

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Publications, 1827-1932.

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The catalogues contain lists of Board of Trustees, faculty, students, graduates, courses of study, and information on the location, buildings, societies, examinations, rules and expenses. The Hartwick Seminary Monthly was the student newspaper and included Seminary and neighborhood news, society notes, alumni notes and poetry. The Hartwick Seminary Bulletin was a weekly publication from February - June 1927 updating the Seminary's Appeal to raise funds to estabilish a college in Oneonta.

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Hartwick College, Stevens-German Library

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Hartwick College, Stevens-German Library

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Hartwick Seminary

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Established in 1797 as the first Lutheran Seminary in the United States. John Christopher Hartwick (1714-1796) was born in Molschleben, Germany and educated at the University of Halle. He arrived in America in 1746 an ordained Lutheran minister. He had a strong desire to establish a seminary and send missionaries out to Christianize the Indians. To this end he made numerous deals and eventually was successful in obtaining the majority of a 24,000 acre patent from the Indians in Otsego County, Ne...