Transformation and the roles of women at the Mather School since its establishment in 1867 by Mrs. Rachel Crane Mather : [typescript] ; 1995 / Emilie Gostanian Marchant.

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Transformation and the roles of women at the Mather School since its establishment in 1867 by Mrs. Rachel Crane Mather : [typescript] ; 1995 / Emilie Gostanian Marchant.

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Dissertation proposal re the establishment of Mather School for girls in Beaufort, S.C.; originally established by Rachel Mather as an orphanage and elementary school for African American girls; financially supported by the Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society and the woman's missionary arm of the American Baptist Church in North America; high school grades were added in the 1910s; became a junior college, 1956; closed 1968 and property was transferred to Beaufort County, S.C.; renamed Beaufort Regional Technical Center, 1970; became part of state wide Technical Education System, 1972.

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Mather Industrial School was founded in 1867 by Rachel Crane Mather, who was commissioned by the American Mission Society to establish a school for Negroes near Beaufort, S.C. The grade 8 through 12 boarding school for Negro girls; later named Mather School; Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society began assisting the school in 1887; closed in 1968 when it merged with Benedict College. From the description of Mather School records, 1892-1969. (Benedict College). WorldCat record ...

Marchant, Emilie Gostanian.

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