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Orlando Fairfax listed in 1860 census slave schedule

This document addresses the revival of an academic club known as the Pythonian Society. The role of this society was to aid weaker students at Episcopal as well as create educational Sunday evening programs.

Before the U.S. officially entered the war, some speakers came to Episcopal to discuss the importance of "Preparedness" and military training.

Times Record article about Episcopal accepting first two African American students. Its trustees accepted a resolution stating that all applicants would be equally considered.

A brief newspaper article describing the acceptance of two African-Americans to EHS.

Portrait of William Sidney Shacklette, Medal of Honor recipient; he was a student at the Seminary and a popular pro-war speaker at Episopcal