Hampden-Sydney College. Institute of Education
Hampden-Sydney College Archives & Special Collections
Photos scanned by J. Stanton Camp, 2021-2022
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8 x 5 cm Color Typed on Back: “Built 1961"
Photographer unknown, Scanned by Taylor S. Anctil
8 x 5 cm Color Typed on Back: “Eggleston Library: Completed this year. Most popular place on campus. It is equipped with new individual study cubicles."
School Integration--Massive Resistance Movement--Southern States
Democrats take Congressional and Gubernatorial elections
11.5 x 7.5 cm Black & White Typed on Back: "Purchased by the college"
11.5 x 7.5 cm Black & White Typed on Back: "Purchased on back"
Farmville Experiences Selma Sympathy March
Demonstrators march on downtown Farmville
Demonstrators protest the dismissal of Burwell Robinson
Founding Documents of Hampden-Sydney College
This file examines several of the College's founding documents, compiled by Dr. William Porterfield for a lecture series on the history of Hampden-Sydney College. The lectures were given throughout the fall semester of 2024. The documents included here are the Hanover Presbytery Minutes, 1774-1775; a Hampden-Sydney advertisement from the Virginia Gazette, 1775; a Petition of Dissenters to Virginia House of Delegates, 1776; Hanover Presbytery Memorial to Virginia General Assembly, 1776; Charter of Hampden-Sydney College, 1783; Virginia Statue for Religious Liberty, 1786; Curricula in Early American Colleges (Yale, Princeton, Penn, William and Mary); HSC Curriculum, 1784; HSC Curriculum, 1812; and HSC CUrriculum, 1824.
16.5 x 12 cm Black & White Handwritten on Back: "Home of Dr. Philip H. Ropp Formerly Theta Chi fraternity house located on Fraternity Row (Atikinson Ave)"