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Born: 1853, Canonsburg
Died: 1921
Inauguration: May 28, 1895
Resignation: 1903
Education: Lafayette ’77, Princeton Theological Seminary ’80; Received degree of D.D. from alma mater (1892)

Progress:
Facilities: President’s Hall (infirmary);…

Born: June 12, 1840 near Dublin, Ireland
Died: June 5, 1894
Inauguration: 1883
Education: Attended Andover Theological Seminary – ordained in 1869, honorary degree of Doctor of Philosophy from Washington College

Family moved to America in 1849…

Inauguration: 1881
Resignation: 1883
1881: establishment of a School of Music
1882: special course in Fine Arts

Inaugurated: Sept. 11, 1873
Resigned: June 23, 1874
Education: Jefferson College class of 1847
Dr. Archibald remained at Wilson for only one year. He had previously been a professor at the Danville Theological Seminary, which temporarily closed,…

A photograph of members of the class of 1897 at their class reunion.

Resolution of the parents and citizens of Washington county regarding desegregation in public schools.

A letter addressed to Captain Elizabeth Sullivan by the United States Air Force on May 4 1965. The letter announces the honorable discharge of Captain Sullivan from the Air Force.

Wilson College student and member of Orchesis, Jane Graham, rehearses with a set piece.

Wilson College students, Jane Graham and Mary B. Walters, rehearse their duet for the Orchesis dance troupe.

Two Wilson College student rehearse a performance entitled "Abyss" for the Orchesis dance troupe.

Two handled wine cup decorated with an owl and olive sprays, symbols of Athena and the city of Athens.

Red-figure lekythos from Southern Italy. Decorated with a scene of a hero sacrificing a cock on an altar.

Red-figure plate with a depression for sauce. Decorated with three large fish.

Wilson College's Orchesis trains for an upcoming performance. The group of women, mostly dressed in black, are seated on the floor and reaching towards the ceiling.

Finding Aid for the Raymond Anderson Papers, MS-6

Wilson College students and Orchesis members train as a quartet on stage in different coloured leotards.

Provisions for Federal Prosecution in Civil Rights, Title 18 U.S. Code including FBI Arrests, Interference with the Vote, and Deprivation of Constitutional Rights.

Photograph of civil rights protest just before the group, including Pat Vail, was arrested on March 22, 1965.

Protest in Greenville, Mississippi. Front poster reads: "C.O.F.O. and the Delta Ministry Support This Protest". Pat Vail stands just behind the person holding that sign.

Light blue bi-fold cardboard protective jacket for a colored leather patch featuring Fifinella, the WASP's official mascot. The front of the jacket includes a gold stamped image of Fifinella and reads "43-W-6. Stay Rugged but Right! 43-W-7."

Professor Joan Allen pictured with a microscope

Professor Weeks with students

Press release urging the federal government to consider the safety of the Mississippi Freedom Project volunteers.

A photograph of former Wilson College president, Paul Swain Havens, and his family.

President E.D. Warfield

Wilmina Rowland '29 on the cover of Presbyterian Life

Prentis Hall

Rosenna Williams performs at Chapel doing a praise dance to celebrate Kwanzaa, 2003.

Wilson College student and Orchesis member, Mary B. Walters, trains for a 1963 dance recital.

letter announcing Perrin's successful arrival in America from Lisbon

Portrait of Hannah J. Patterson by artist Wayman Adams. The portrait was commissioned by Patterson's close friend, Jennie Bradley Roessing upon Patterson's death in 1937. The portrait hangs in Patterson Lounge, Laird Hall on the campus of Wilson…

A portrait photograph of Elizabeth McGeorge wearing her WASP dress uniform and beret.