Box Multi 05

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MS_0045-247-MS_0045-248.

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MS_0045-253-MS_0045-266.

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MS_0045-267.

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MS_0045-026-MS_0045-028.

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: In 1944 the college acquired a painting purportedly by Rembrandt Peale, a letter by Peale also came with the painting. For decades it hung in the President’s Office. In 2001 Dr. Carol Eaton was asked to authenticate the painting and determined it to be a forgery. This collection contains a letter from Rembrandt Peale to Peter Roller, April 5, 1851, a forgery by Ferdinand Danton, Jr. There is also correspondence regarding the painting of George Washington in Masonic regalia also purportedly...

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: In 1944 the college acquired a painting purportedly by Rembrandt Peale, a letter by Peale also came with the painting. For decades it hung in the President’s Office. In 2001 Dr. Carol Eaton was asked to authenticate the painting and determined it to be a forgery. This collection contains a letter from Rembrandt Peale to Peter Roller, April 5, 1851, a forgery by Ferdinand Danton, Jr. There is also correspondence regarding the painting of George Washington in Masonic regalia also purportedly...

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This collection contains the constitution and bylaws for the freshman class. It was written by Walter B. Harris while he was a preparatory student at the college. He never went on to attend as a freshman.

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This collection contains the records for The Collegian from 1922 to 1924. They are mostly financial records and correspondence regarding advertising and sales. There are also several small sketches for the magazine.

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This collection contains Robert Farr’s coursework, “Program of Studies for Four Year Rural High School” for his education class, most likely High School Organization and Class Management, with Dr. Livingood.

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This collection contains one genealogical note related to the Stam family of Chestertown, Maryland, specifically Johannes Rudolph Stam, his wife Mary Magdalene Kuhl, and their son John Louis. Genealogical information is limited; note primarily contains the subjects' birthdays and parents' names. Some information contained in this genealogical note differ from other known genealogies.