Richmond Institute collection, 1874-1900.

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Richmond Institute collection, 1874-1900.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70970010

Materials include holograph record book entitled, Information Concerning Students of Richmond Institute; Signatures of Students to the Rules and Regulation (1877-1898) which contains student information entries which has data such as whether a student was born a slave, place and date of birth, where baptized and by whom, church membership, and date enter Richmond Institute; student signatures are arranged by year; bound volume of Richmond Institute catalogues (1874-1886) which includes commencement and anniversary week programs and list names of trustees, lecturers, and students; and ledger of orations on religious themes (ca. 187?-1889?).

1.5 linear ft.

Virginia Union University, L. Douglas Wilder Library & Learning Resource Center

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SNAC Resource ID: 8059510

Virginia Union University, L. Douglas Wilder Library & Learning Resource Center

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Colver, Phinehas, 1777-1834

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Armstrong, S. C. 1839-1893.

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Peck, Solomon, 1800-1874

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