McCormick Theological Seminary collection 1893-1995.

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McCormick Theological Seminary collection 1893-1995.

The McCormick Theological Seminary Collection is mainly a product of the research and work completed by Elizabeth Ware, a 1998 graduate of DePaul's Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program. Ware purchased one of the 1880s row houses sold by McCormick Seminary in 1975 and was inspired to research her home and neighborhood as part of her graduate program. In 1998 Ware prepared and exhibition titled, "Within the Wrought Iron Fence: The Hidden Heritage of McCormick Theological Seminary." Appropriate materials from the Lincoln Park Collection and DePaul University Archives were added to Ware's original donation.

1.5 linear feet (6 boxes)

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SNAC Resource ID: 8112816

DePaul University Library

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DePaul University. Special Collections and Archives.

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Ware, Elizabeth.

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McCormick Theological Seminary began in 1829 in Hanover, Indiana, as the Indiana Theological Seminary. Lured to Chicago in 1859 by Cyrus H. McCormick's substantial gift of $100,000 the seminary relocated and changed its name to the Presbyterian Seminary of the Northwest. The seminary started building on a plot of land on the south side of Fullerton Avenue which was donated by Joseph Sheffield and William Ogden in 1863. In 1886 the seminary was renamed to honor the McCormick family who continued ...

McCormick Theological Seminary

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