Box Multi 01

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Includes English patent, 1904; stereographs; fourteen discs.

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Includes photographs Zimmerman, his wife, grave, Zimmerman with his students at Washington College, and a cyanotype of the family.

Scope and Content Note This collection contains a signed typed reminiscence by Harry V. Holloway, class of 1895, recalling his time at Washington College. During this time the college admitted its first female student, May Matthews, Harry remembers her as a student of distinction and valued member of the dramatic troupe. He remembers the conditions of campus classrooms and dorms, members of faculty including lunch with President and Mrs. Reid, costs of his education, clubs and activities, the football team, and...

Scope and Content Note This collection contains the speech “American Citizenship” given by James M. Munroe of Annapolis at the Washington’ Birthday celebration at Washington College February 22, 1911. There is also a photocopy of the speech and the letter from President James W. Cain inviting Munroe to speak. Original of the letter is located in the President’s papers. While the speech briefly talks about immigration it focuses largely on political issues of the time including prohibition and the liquor vote and...

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This collection contains two deeds and a survey for plots of land in Millington purchased by the Board of Education of Kent County. In 1915 initiatives were made to build larger modern schools in Millington, Betterton, Kennedyville, and Rock Hall.

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: This collection contains a letter from Ezekiel Chambers to George Willis Esq., Secretary to the Board of Visitors & Governors of St. John’s College, regarding a circular he received about their reorganizing the college to “make it worthy of its patriotic founding.” He also talks about how Washington College has been striving to make itself a strong institution of higher education on the Eastern Shore. The dockets are from his time as a lawyer. The originals are housed at the...

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"Would the Election of a Republican President Be Just Cause for Seccession of the South?"

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Contains several addresses and compositions read before the Mount Vernon Society of Washington College. There are also some drafts of speeches. Joseph was Treasurer of the Society so there are some notes on debtors and a receipt for his session fee.

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Contains three letters from former President of Washington College Francis Waters regarding Burchinal’s career after graduation. There is also an undated letter from Maggie Waters.

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Regarding a position for Nathanial J. Meginniss[?], he is noted as having Southern politics and sympathies.