Box Multi 03
Contains 27 Results:
Chestertown High School class of 1915 photograph
This collection contains a group photograph for Chestertown High School class of 1915.
Chestertown Female Seminary advertisement
This collection contains an advertisement for the Chestertown Female Seminary run by Mrs. P. Trible. The ad includes the courses for instruction and the rates for the term. There are notes on the reverse and updates to the rates by Col. Joseph Wickes and his wife who most likely attended the open house in January 1858.
William R. Howell booklet
Washington College Art Club bank book
This collection contains a bank book with Peoples Bank of Chestertown for the Washington College Art Club dated December 1947 and the sum of twenty-two dollars. There is no information in the book except for the names Magaret Martin, Peggy Butler, and Paty Trees.
George R. Cather scholarship letter
This collection contains a letter to the Orphans Court of Cecil County, Maryland recommending George R. Cather for placement as a student to Washington College. The letter is signed by seven individuals including Robert Cather. George R. appears in the 1854-1855 catalog’s list of students at Washington College. Due to two fires at the College his exact graduation date is unknown, but presumably 1858.
Rev. Franklin Knight Honorary Degree letter
Nellie Saunders letter
This collection contains a letter home written on the playbill for the Washington College Dramatic Club’s production of “A Full House” where Nellie played the role of Susie. The letter talks about the production and the dramatic club as well as other news.
James Touchstone scholarship letter
This collection contains to a letter of recommendation to the Orphans Court of Cecil County for admittance of James M. Touchstone as a student to Washington College from James McCauley, esq., Principal of Port Deposit Academy. There is no record of James attending Washington College.
W. J. Stenger, Sr., class of 1923, photographs
This collection contains photographs taken by or belonging to Wilbur Jackson Stenger, Sr. while he was a student at Washington College. Seven images are of at least two different biplanes on campus and three are aerial photographs of Washington College most likely taken from one of the planes.