Add to ORKGIn 1895, Winthrop begins classes in Rock Hill, SC. The 1895-1896 academic year was Winthrop\u27s first school year in it\u27s new home following the institution\u27s move from Columbia, SC where it had been founded in 1886. This photograph is of Tillman Hall, (known as Main Building at the time) shortly after construction was completed in 1895.https://digitalcommons.winthrop.edu/pettusimages/1023/thumbnail.jp
In 1987, Twenty Buildings Constructed on Winthrop\u27s campus from 1894 to 1943 were listed on the N...
In 1890, the future president\u27s house was built by W. H. Stewart who built his home on the corner...
The Presbyterian High School ca. 1895. The Presbyterian High School was built in 1891 and preceded t...
In 1887, Winthrop moves classes from the Little Chapel to a house on Marion Street, Columbia, SC whe...
In 1891, the South Carolina General Assembly establishes the South Carolina Industrial and Winthrop ...
In 1936, Winthrop\u27s first school building, the Little Chapel, was relocated from Columbia, SC to ...
In 1823, the Little Chapel was built as a stable/carriage house in 1823 on the grounds of Ainsley Ha...
The Little Chapel while it was still in Columbia, SC ca. 1890s. The Little Chapel served as Winthrop...
In 1914, an agreement with Clemson College was signed whereby Winthrop would be responsible for Home...
In 1900, Winthrop\u27s enrollment tops 500 for the first time. This photograph is of a class picture...
In 1912, construction on the Winthrop Training School Building was completed. The Winthrop Training ...
In 1893, Winthrop\u27s official name was changed to Winthrop Normal and Industrial College of South ...
Aerial view of Winthrop Training School from Main Building (later Tillman Administration Building) 1...
In 1909, Winthrop\u27s Home Management Program was started to teach students how to take care of the...
The collection consists of a booklet titled, Columbia Graded Schools, First Year, 1883-1884 written ...
In 1987, Twenty Buildings Constructed on Winthrop\u27s campus from 1894 to 1943 were listed on the N...
In 1890, the future president\u27s house was built by W. H. Stewart who built his home on the corner...
The Presbyterian High School ca. 1895. The Presbyterian High School was built in 1891 and preceded t...
In 1887, Winthrop moves classes from the Little Chapel to a house on Marion Street, Columbia, SC whe...
In 1891, the South Carolina General Assembly establishes the South Carolina Industrial and Winthrop ...
In 1936, Winthrop\u27s first school building, the Little Chapel, was relocated from Columbia, SC to ...
In 1823, the Little Chapel was built as a stable/carriage house in 1823 on the grounds of Ainsley Ha...
The Little Chapel while it was still in Columbia, SC ca. 1890s. The Little Chapel served as Winthrop...
In 1914, an agreement with Clemson College was signed whereby Winthrop would be responsible for Home...
In 1900, Winthrop\u27s enrollment tops 500 for the first time. This photograph is of a class picture...
In 1912, construction on the Winthrop Training School Building was completed. The Winthrop Training ...
In 1893, Winthrop\u27s official name was changed to Winthrop Normal and Industrial College of South ...
Aerial view of Winthrop Training School from Main Building (later Tillman Administration Building) 1...
In 1909, Winthrop\u27s Home Management Program was started to teach students how to take care of the...
The collection consists of a booklet titled, Columbia Graded Schools, First Year, 1883-1884 written ...
In 1987, Twenty Buildings Constructed on Winthrop\u27s campus from 1894 to 1943 were listed on the N...
In 1890, the future president\u27s house was built by W. H. Stewart who built his home on the corner...
The Presbyterian High School ca. 1895. The Presbyterian High School was built in 1891 and preceded t...