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Title
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Tappahannock Seminary on the Rappahannock River records
Description
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The Tappahannock Female Seminary was founded by Lucy Yates Wellford Gray in 1818 as an educational institution for young girls. The wife of Dr. Thomas Branch Willson Gray, Mrs. Gray opened the seminary in her home on Prince Street in Tappahannock following the death of her husband. At some point in its history the school began to admit male students. The institution also underwent a name change becoming known as the Tappahanock Seminary on the Rappahannock River. Several hundred boys and girls attended the institution from the time of its founding until its closing in 1860 following the death of Mrs. Gray. The school taught reading, writing, figuring, domestic arts, music, drawing, and manners, and was well-respected and highly patronized.
The collection contains three items: a carte de visite of Lucy Yates Wellford Gray, a handwritten copy of Regulations to be observed by the pupils of the Tappahannock Female Seminary and a roster of students entitled: Mrs. Lucy Y. Gray's pupils, 1818. The roster lists students from the years 1818-1860.
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Carte de visite of Lucy Yates Wellford Gray
Subject
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Gray, Lucy Yates Wellford, 1781-1860
Cartes de visite
Description
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Carte de visite supposed to depict Lucy Wellford Yates Gray, founder and principal of the Tappahannock Seminary on the Rappahannock River.
Publisher
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Special Collections, John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
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This material is protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code). For reproduction queries: <a href="http://research.history.org/JDRLibrary/Visual_Resources/VisualResourcePermission.cfm">Rights and reproductions</a>
Is Part Of
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MS 2002.11, Tappahannock Seminary on the Rappahannock River papers
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Type
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Image
Identifier
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MS 2002.11.1