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An aerial photo of the Episcopal campus in 1926

Discussed the impact of his own views on integration as a student at Episcopal, student political commentary on massive resistance, influence of "Old South" on the old boys in the 60s, and finally what made him decide to join the board.

This snippet of an article from the Alexandria, Gazette shows how the Northern Virginia region felt about Secession. This especially focuses on the attitude of South Caroline, The acceptance of South Carolina's inability to compromise shows that…

Alexandria Gazette, 12 July 1921 Lost and Found PIECE by James Jackson

a clipping from the Alexandria Gazette which recounts a story of Franklin Stringfellow, the famed Confederate spy. the author goes on to note his choice to become an Episcopalian minister after the war.

Alexandria Gazette, 13 Oct 1891: James Jackson House destroyed by fire

Alexandria Gazette, 25 Nov 1895 piece on James Jackson's injury

Alexandria Gazette, 13 Feb 1899 piece on Archie Strange, an African American mail courier that delivered mail to seminary and EHS from the Alexandria post office