Add to ORKGSiena College, Memphis, Tennessee, on December 10, 1974. Photographer: Dave Darnell. Siena College was established by Dominican nuns in 1922 as St. Agnes College. It housed a kindergarten through twelfth grade girls\u27 school and college. In 1953, the college moved to Poplar Avenue (just west of Oak Court Mall) and changed its name to Siena College. It closed in 1972.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-commercialappeal4/1353/thumbnail.jp
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In 1925 Southwestern Presbyterian University moved to Memphis, TN. In 1945 the name was changed to S...
Siena College, Memphis, Tennessee, on December 10, 1974. Photographer: Dave Darnell. Siena College w...
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Graduation booklet given to Joyce Lucille Bell by the faculty of Siena College, Memphis, Tennessee, ...
Program of the commencement exercises for Siena College, Memphis, Tennessee, on May 20, 1943. Siena ...
Memphis Academy of Arts was a private college founded in 1936 in the James Lee House on Adams. The c...
The Memphis Conservatory of Music on the corner of Orleans Street and Vance Avenue, circa 1923. In 1...
In 1959, Memphis Academy of Arts moved from the James Lee House on Adams to their new campus at 1930...
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Program for vocal and instrumental concerts performed by the students of Florence Synodical Female C...
Photograph of students and Maryknoll Sisters gathered on the porch of the Maryknoll College building...
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In 1925 Southwestern Presbyterian University moved to Memphis, TN. In 1945 the name was changed to S...