The History of Early Terre Haute From 1816 to 1840
The History of Early Terre Haute From 1816 to 1840
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Cruft that the two-story double frame house, which stood for so man}- years on the northeast corner of Sixth and Oak streets, and occupied by his father as a resi- dence, was originally built for a girls' school. The testi- mony of Rev. Aaron Wood in regard to this seminary is, that Rev. Smith L. Robinson was appointed to preach in the Terre Haute district. He also projected a female seminary, and had ample subscription, and a house erected. A lady principal was sent for, and came by stage from... the far off State of Maine, but she died in a few days after her arrival. Rev. Mr. Robinson was called away into another conference, and so while this effort was a failure, it shows, at least a de- sire for a school in Terre Haute for young ladies.
The Covert College for Young Ladies, built on South Sixth street was for a decade of years, a success, and proved a most desirable addition to our city, as it brought to us teachers of talent, and accomplishments. The standard of the school was high and it attracted students from a distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cruft that the two-story double frame house, which stood for so man}- years on the northeast corner of Sixth and Oak streets, and occupied by his father as a resi- dence, was originally built for a girls' school. The testi- mony of Rev. Aaron Wood in regard to this seminary is, that Rev. Smith L. Robinson was appointed to preach in the Terre Haute district. He also projected a female seminary, and had ample subscription, and a house erected. A lady principal was sent for, and came by stage from... the far off State of Maine, but she died in a few days after her arrival. Rev. Mr. Robinson was called away into another conference, and so while this effort was a failure, it shows, at least a de- sire for a school in Terre Haute for young ladies.
The Covert College for Young Ladies, built on South Sixth street was for a decade of years, a success, and proved a most desirable addition to our city, as it brought to us teachers of talent, and accomplishments. The standard of the school was high and it attracted students from a distance.
What to read after The History of Early Terre Haute From 1816 to 1840?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Condit, Blackford, 1829-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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