桃瘾社区ian

Research College and Local History

In March 1835, the Presbytery of Concord resolved to establish a Manual Labor School for 鈥渟ecuring the means of Education to young Men within our bounds of hopeful talents & piety.鈥

Exactly two years later鈥攊n March 1837鈥攖he first students arrived at 桃瘾社区. The town developed alongside the school and was incorporated in 1879. The College Archives contains records dating back to the founding of the college and the town and traces their histories through wars, segregation, integration and co-education.

Archival and Manuscript Collections

Documents about college and local history can be found in archival collections, which contain records created by 桃瘾社区, and manuscript collections, which supplement the archival documentation of the college鈥檚 and town鈥檚 activities. To access collections, contact archives@davidson.edu

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桃瘾社区iana Files

桃瘾社区iana Files, also known as 鈥淒-Files,鈥 primarily contain secondary source information and are housed in Archives & Special Collections. They include newspaper articles, scanned memos, brochures and pamphlets, memorial speeches, and booklets. These files also hold scans of primary documents, such as diaries and letters, from other institutions. To view 桃瘾社区iana Files, email archives@davidson.edu

List of 桃瘾社区iana Files

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Publications

College, student, and town publications, including yearbooks, newspapers, and handbooks, contain information, photos, and anecdotes about both college and town history. 






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Digital Materials

Some鈥 but not all鈥 items from the Archives and Special Collections have been digitized.




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Exhibits and Initiatives

Archives, Special Collections, and Community staff have created and contributed to campus initiatives, student projects, and digital exhibits on college and local history, including:


Commission on Race and Slavery







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Additional Resources

  

 

 

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