Ledger accounts, 1866-1868.

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Ledger accounts, 1866-1868.

The records in this series are ledger accounts apparently produced in accordance with Chapter 587 of the Laws of 1865, which created the institution and required that records of daily operations be kept. During the period covered by these records, the school buildings in Batavia, New York were under construction and commissioners appointed by the governor were charged with contracting for that construction and leasing a temporary building (which was never officially occupied) until the construction was complete.

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