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Students with Cameras (circa 1914)
A photographs of Episcopal students holding their cameras, possibly for an early photography class.
"Vic"
A picture of "Vic," a store that Episcopal students often patronized in Seminary.
"Fairfax Literary Society & Mr. Reade's House"
A photograph of the Fairfax Literary Society's building and the house of Willowbough Reade, an English teacher.
"Joe"
A photograph of a man named "Joe," presumably an African American staff member who worked on campus.
"Blackford Literary Society"
Photographs of the interior and porch of the Blackford Literary Society building.
"Tablet in Chapel"
A photograph of the tablet memorializing Episcopal students who died fighting for the Confederacy
"Breaking Ground for New Building (Stewart), 1913"
A photograph of the priest blessing the ground where the Stewart Gym was built
Photograph of Head of School Hoxton
Photograph of Head of School Hoxton Sr., Circa 1914; Hoxton looked relatively young in the photo.
Richmond Times Dispatch Gallery of Massive Resistance Articles“Massive Resistence,” Virginia Museum of History,https://www.virginiahistory.org/collections-and-resources/virginia-history-explorer/civil-rights-movement-virginia/massive.
Articles from the Richmond Times Dispatch from the 1950s to the 1960s touching on massive resistance to integration. These articles cover multiple towns and countys within Virginia, and the political crisis of the time.
“A. Beirne Blair, Jr.”
An article from Richmond News-Leader re-published on the Chronicle, dedicated to Andrew Beirne Blair, an alumnus who recently died in a plane crash during military training at Pensacola training school.