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Item Length: 9.2 in Publication Year: 2001 Item Weight: 10.5 Oz Author: Lyle Crist Item Height: 0.2 in Language: English Publication Name: Mount Union College Publisher: Arcadia Publishing Number of Pages: 128 Pages height: 0.2 in Subject Area: Photography, Education, History Series: Campus History Ser. Book Title: Mount Union College width: 6.5 in ISBN: 9780738508016 Type: Textbook Format: Trade Paperback Subject: Subjects & Themes / Regional (See Also Travel / Pictorials), Higher, United States / State & Local / MidWest (IA, Il, in, Ks, Mi, MN, Mo, Nd, Ne, Oh, Sd, Wi), Organizations & Institutions Item Width: 6.5 in

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Mount Union College, Paperback by Crist, Lyle, Like New Used, Free shipping i.... Originating in a carding mill, as a subscription school with six students in 1846, the evolution of Mount Union College is representative of many midwestern schools in the 19th century. Hartshorn, as a "cosmic institution for the people.". Mount Union College, Paperback by Crist, Lyle, ISBN 0738508012, ISBN-13 9780738508016, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Originating in a carding mill, as a subscription school with six students in 1846, the evolution of Mount Union College is representative of many midwestern schools in the 19th century. Author Lyle Crist has created a pictorial history of the college using over 200 vintage images, capturing the essence of a school often referred to by first president . Hartshorn, as a "cosmic institution for the people." From academy to seminary, to a chartered college in 1858, Mount Union followed the traditional educational paths of its day, with an unfettered spirit towards academia, co-education, sports, and religious studies. Pictured here are the students, presidents, buildings, and activities that are remembered by both alumni and current students and faculty: the acquirement of Scio College in the college's early years, Morgan Gymnasium, the internationally traveled Mount Union Choir, Chapman Hall, and the Clarke Observatory.