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Full-Text Articles in Education
The Spinster (1900), Hollins Institute
The Spinster (1900), Hollins Institute
The Spinster
Yearbook of Hollins University (previously College)
The Twenty-First Of February., William H. Pleasants
The Twenty-First Of February., William H. Pleasants
Articles about Hollins and Special Collections
This essay, published in the 1899 Spinster, provides historical background about the bell that was on the premises in 1842. It was written by W. H. Pleasants, Professor of Latin, 1852-1912, and brother-in-law of Hollins founder Charles Lewis Cocke. The old bell now resides in the university archives.
The Spinster (1899), Hollins Institute
A Question Of Honor, Euzelian & Euepian Literary Societies Of Hollins Institute
A Question Of Honor, Euzelian & Euepian Literary Societies Of Hollins Institute
Articles about Hollins and Special Collections
Article about having an organized honor system established at Hollins.
The Spinster (1898), Hollins Institute
The Spinster (1898), Hollins Institute
The Spinster
Yearbook of Hollins University (previously College)
Library Card & Regulations For 1893-94 Session, Library (Alumnae)
Library Card & Regulations For 1893-94 Session, Library (Alumnae)
Other Documents
Library card belonging to Mary Ellis, of Mississippi who attended Hollins Institute for one session: 1893-94. Regulations are listed on the back.
Roanoke Female Seminary Rules, Edward W. Johnston
Roanoke Female Seminary Rules, Edward W. Johnston
Other Documents
The Roanoke Female Seminary was in existence from 1838 to about 1841 and located on the property of the former Botetourt Springs Hotel. Originally located in Liberty, the school was relocated to the former hotel site by it's principal It was run by Edward W. Johnston.