Index Page for
Washington County Seminary for Women
or Washington County Female Seminary
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The Washington Female Seminary
was founded in 1836 with forty students "providing not just a
finishing education for young women of good Christian standing but a
rigorous, classical curriculum.". Locations of The Washington Female Seminary LARGE SIZE MAPS Map showing W & J College Campus
1846 LETTER TO MISS ANNA QUAIL Pre 1920 Photo of the 1888 - The Class of Washington County Seminary for Women Contributed by Gerre Engard Byrd Pre-1920 Photo 1888 Class, Faces only
From
the 2007 W & J Convocation Address September 3, 2007
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