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1928-30 Benefactions of $100,000+ by Institution

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1928-30 Benefactions in Higher Education of $100,000+, Biennial Survey of Education Dataset

College	City	State	Benefaction amount
Talladega College	Talladega	Alabama	569,386
Woman's College of Alabama	Montgomery	Alabama	101,610
College of the Ozarks	Clarksville	Arkansas	160,011
California Institute of Technology	Pasadena	California	160,412
Occidental College	Los Angeles	California	116,762
Pomona College	Claremont	California	233,868
Scripps College	Claremont	California	484,203
Stanford University	Stanford University	California	372,336
University of California	Berkeley	California	1,678,393
University of Southern California	Los Angeles	California	727,402
University of Denver	Denver	Colorado	111,862
Wesleyan University	Middletown	Connecticut	189,161
Yale University	New Haven	Connecticut	26,520,691
University of Delaware	Wilmington	Delaware	429,013
American University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	117,000
Catholic University of America	Washington DC	District of Columbia	356,600
George Washington University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	407,884
Howard University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	710,473
Rollins College	Winter Park	Florida	807,308
Agnes Scott College	Decatur	Georgia	362,000
Berry College	Mount Berry	Georgia	665,796
Emory University	Emory University	Georgia	121,015
Oglethorpe University	Oglethorpe University	Georgia	140,000
University of Georgia	Athens	Georgia	241,365
Armour Institute of Technology	Chicago	Illinois	187,079
Augustana College	Rock Island	Illinois	178,670
Ferry Hall	Lake Forest	Illinois	458,225
Illinois College	Jacksonville	Illinois	291,831
Illinois Wesleyan University	Bloomington	Illinois	175,737
Loyola University	Chicago	Illinois	333,625
Meadville Theological School	Chicago	Illinois	353,371
North Central College	Naperville	Illinois	162,251
Northwestern University	Evanston	Illinois	8,062,849
Presbyterian Theological Seminary	Chicago	Illinois	211,494
University of Chicago	Chicago	Illinois	14,515,758
University of Illinois	Urbana	Illinois	178,207
DePauw University	Greencastle	Indiana	163,907
Evansville College	Evansville	Indiana	217,784
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	141,690
Purdue University	Lafayette	Indiana	182,882
Wabash College	Crawfordsville	Indiana	213,762
Coe College	Cedar Rapids	Iowa	538,081
Drake University	Des Moines	Iowa	112,196
Grinnell College	Grinnell	Iowa	140,300
John Fletcher College	University Park	Iowa	200,000
State University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa	115,033
Upper Iowa University	Fayette	Iowa	106,562
Baker University	Baldwin	Kansas	304,571
Berea College	Berea	Kentucky	532,214
Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary	Louisville	Kentucky	129,674
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary	Louisville	Kentucky	133,600
Centenary College	Shreveport	Louisiana	256,000
Tulane University of Louisiana	New Orleans	Louisiana	1,025,182
Bowdoin College	Brunswick	Maine	401,138
Loyola College	Baltimore	Maryland	100,000
Johns Hopkins University	Baltimore	Maryland	510,453
Morgan College	Baltimore	Maryland	118,000
Woodstock College	Woodstock	Maryland	490,000
Amherst College	Amherst	Massachusetts	417,355
Boston University	Boston	Massachusetts	246,176
Harvard University	Cambridge	Massachusetts	12,059,246
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Cambridge	Massachusetts	830,561
Mount Holyoke College	South Hadley	Massachusetts	644,470
Newton Theological Institution	Newton Center	Massachusetts	128,498
Simmons College	Boston	Massachusetts	109,659
Smith College	Northampton	Massachusetts	923,756
Wellesley College	Wellesley	Massachusetts	882,929
Williams College	Williamstown	Massachusetts	1,049,205
Albion College	Albion	Michigan	119,696
Kalamazoo College	Kalamazoo	Michigan	1,200,000
University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	1,022,191
College of St. Teresa	Winona	Minnesota	751,507
University of Minnesota	Minneapolis	Minnesota	657,558
Tougaloo College	Tougaloo	Mississippi	141,969
Hannibal-La Grange College	Hannibal	Missouri	213,086
St. Louis University	St. Louis	Missouri	513,900
The Principia	St. Louis	Missouri	465,542
Washington University	St. Louis	Missouri	1,356,331
Dartmouth College	Hanover	New Hampshire	184,527
Drew University	Madison	New Jersey	222,674
Princeton University	Princeton	New Jersey	132,313
Rutgers University	New Brunswick	New Jersey	200,689
Stevens Institute of Technology	Hoboken	New Jersey	325,691
College of St. Rose	Albany	New York	101,803
Columbia University	New York	New York	5,097,023
Cornell University	Ithaca	New York	2,723,562
Fordham University	New York	New York	223,940
General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church	New York	New York	135,142
Hamilton College	Clinton	New York	119,868
Hardwick College	Oneonta	New York	130,000
Hobart College	Geneva	New York	119,016
New York University	New York	New York	681,395
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Troy	New York	265,073
St. Stephens College	Annandale-on-the-Hudson	New York	107,539
Syracuse University	Syracuse	New York	494,871
The Biblical Seminary of New York	New York	New York	126,762
Union Theological College	New York	New York	168,626
Union College	Schenectady	New York	197,800
University of Buffalo	Buffalo	New York	469,923
University of Rochester	Rochester	New York	437,113
Vassar College	Poughkeepsie	New York	141,576
Wagner Memorial Lutheran College	Staten Island	New York	175,000
Davidson College	Davidson	North Carolina	121,533
Johnson C. Smith University	Charlotte	North Carolina	302,500
Salem College	Winston-Salem	North Carolina	168,890
University of North Carolina	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	210,308
Jamestown College	Jamestown	North Dakota	117,987
Antioch College	Yellow Springs	Ohio	456,885
Bluffton College	Bluffton	Ohio	164,412
College of Wooster	Wooster	Ohio	603,660
John Carroll University	Cleveland	Ohio	2,500,000
Mount Union College	Alliance	Ohio	114,038
Oberlin College	Oberlin	Ohio	262,407
Ohio State University	Columbus	Ohio	128,280
Ohio Wesleyan University	Delaware	Ohio	106,302
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	389,161
Western Reserve University	Cleveland	Ohio	2,103,021
Wittenberg College	Springfield	Ohio	114,940
Oklahoma City University	Oklahoma City	Oklahoma	124,708
University of Tulsa	Tulsa	Oklahoma	697,846
Albany College	Albany	Oregon	132,674
Pacific University	Newberg	Oregon	113,705
Reed College	Portland	Oregon	100,000
University of Oregon	Eugene	Oregon	265,108
Bryn Mawr College	Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	118,731
Drexel Institute	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	371,428
Franklin and Marshall College	Lancaster	Pennsylvania	250,000
Jefferson Medical College	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	936,974
Lafayette College	Easton	Pennsylvania	745,573
Lebanon Valley College	Annville	Pennsylvania	143,999
Lincoln University	Lincoln University	Pennsylvania	280,813
Pennsylvania State College	State College	Pennsylvania	265,050
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	171,804
Seton Hill College	Greenburg	Pennsylvania	104,436
Swarthmore College	Swarthmore	Pennsylvania	1,415,000
Temple University	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	230,946
University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	1,228,102
University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	1,624,046
Ursinus College	Collegeville	Pennsylvania	292,806
Villanova College	Villanova	Pennsylvania	160,000
Westminster College	New Wilmington	Pennsylvania	141,995
Brown University	Providence	Rhode Island	193,094
Yankton College	Yankton	South Dakota	329,795
Fisk University	Nashville	Tennessee	177,589
Freed-Hardeman College	Henderson	Tennessee	114,900
Lincoln Memorial University	Harrogate	Tennessee	170,000
Maryville College	Maryville	Tennessee	106,191
Meharry Medical College	Nashville	Tennessee	428,603
Southwestern College	Memphis	Tennessee	586,396
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary	Forth Worth	Texas	100,560
University of Texas	Austin	Texas	224,187
Brigham Young University	Provo	Utah	213,500
University of Vermont and State Agricultural College	Burlington	Vermont	430,295
College of William and Mary	Williamsburg	Virginia	721,502
University of Richmond	Richmond	Virginia	348,945
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	437,270
Union Theological Seminary	Richmond	Virginia	166,354
Virginia Union University	Richmond	Virginia	623,114
University of Washington	Seattle	Washington	345,603
Lawrence College	Appleton	Wisconsin	213,472
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	178,689
College	City	State	Benefaction amount

Source: “Table 6-d.—Receipts—Benefactions of $100,000 or more,” United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1928 – 1930, Bulletin, 1931, No. 20, (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1932), 378-379.

1934-36 Benefactions of $100,000+ by Institution

1935-36 Benefactions in Higher Education of $100,000+, Biennial Survey of Education Dataset

College	City	State	Benefaction amount	Notes
Talladega College	Talladega	Alabama	261,177
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute	Tuskegee	Alabama	116,568
University of Alabama	University	Alabama	269,488
California Institute of Technology	Pasadena	California	556,299
Pomona College	Claremont	California	154,071
Scripps College	Claremont	California	175,492
Stanford University	Stanford University	California	339,755
University of California	Berkeley	California	2,452,701
University of San Francisco	San Francisco	California	128,993
University of Denver	Denver	Colorado	236,512
Wesleyan University	Middletown	Connecticut	895,221
Yale University	New Haven	Connecticut	4,013,902
Catholic University of America	Washington DC	District of Columbia	384,521
George Washington University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	545,091
Trinity College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	127,370
Agnes Scott College	Decatur	Georgia	150,000
Morehouse College	Atlanta	Georgia	716,594
Spelman College	Atlanta	Georgia	236,655
University of Georgia	Athens	Georgia	122,366
Elmhurst College	Elmhurst	Illinois	137,661
Loyola University	Chicago	Illinois	221,903
Monmouth College	Monmouth	Illinois	118,282
Northwestern University	Evanston	Illinois	351,438
Rosary College	River Forest	Illinois	123,094
University of Chicago	Chicago	Illinois	8,111,709
University of Illinois	Urbana	Illinois	204,448
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	201,844
Purdue University	Lafayette	Indiana	220,317
St. Joseph's College	Collegeville	Indiana	170,000
University of Notre Dame	Notre Dame	Indiana	199,953
Wabash College	Crawfordsville	Indiana	207,463
State University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa	185,417
Washburn College	Topeka	Iowa	553,579
Berea College	Berea	Kentucky	346,208
Tulane University of Louisiana	New Orleans	Louisiana	230,333
Xavier University	New Orleans	Louisiana	125,702
Bowdoin College	Brunswick	Maine	420,441
Johns Hopkins University	Baltimore	Maryland	810,414
University of Maryland	College Park	Maryland	108,767
Amherst College	Amherst	Massachusetts	243,821
Boston University	Boston	Massachusetts	111,845
Clark University	Worcester	Massachusetts	149,858
Harvard University	Cambridge	Massachusetts	1,424,621
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Cambridge	Massachusetts	378,689
Radcliffe College	Cambridge	Massachusetts	138,097
Simmons College	Boston	Massachusetts	147,611
Smith College	Northampton	Massachusetts	481,540
Tufts College	Medford	Massachusetts	564,796
Williams College	Williamstown	Massachusetts	257,017
Cleary College	Ypsilanti	Michigan	119,631
Marygrove College	Detroit	Michigan	117,595
Nazareth College	Nazareth	Michigan	116,950
University of Detroit	Detroit	Michigan	131,420
University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	4,541,047
Carlton College	Northfield	Minnesota	749,395
College of St. Catherine	St. Paul	Minnesota	161,486
Hamline University	St. Paul	Minnesota	102,099
MacPhail School of Music	Minneapolis	Minnesota	145,000
St. John's University	Collegeville	Minnesota	105,000
University of Minnesota	Minneapolis	Minnesota	776,089
St. Louis University	St. Louis	Missouri	321,434
The Principia	St. Louis	Missouri	150,384
Washington University	St. Louis	Missouri	1,683,327
Doane College	Crete	Nebraska	556,819
Dartmouth College	Hanover	New Hampshire	399,836
Bloomfield College and Theological Seminary	Bloomfield	New Jersey	179,730
Princeton University	Princeton	New Jersey	501,206
Rutgers University	New Brunswick	New Jersey	172,870
Canisius College	Buffalo	New York	121,375
Colgate University	Hamilton	New York	136,646
College of the City of New York	New York	New York	161,102
Columbia University	New York	New York	785,368
Barnard College	New York	New York	348,817
Teachers College	New York	New York	1,292,716
Cornell University	Ithaca	New York	985,373
Fordham University	New York	New York	274,404
Hamilton College	Clinton	New York	202,922
Jewish Theological Seminary of America	New York	New York	142,004
Manhattan College	New York	New York	117,738
New York University	New York	New York	559,269
Pratt Institute	Brooklyn	New York	155,523
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Troy	New York	198,252
St. Bonaventure College and Seminary	St. Bonaventure	New York	143,366
Union College	Schenectady	New York	207,578
Union Theological Seminary	New York	New York	311,361
University of Buffalo	Buffalo	New York	146,779
University of Rochester	Rochester	New York	790,312
Vassar College	Poughkeepsie	New York	570,684
University of North Carolina	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	121,341
Antioch College	Yellow Springs	Ohio	134,848
College of Mount St. Joseph	Mount St. Joseph	Ohio	105,750
College of Wooster	Wooster	Ohio	102,297
Denison University	Granville	Ohio	292,046
Oberlin College	Oberlin	Ohio	462,767
Ohio State University	Columbus	Ohio	169,141
Ohio Wesleyan University	Delaware	Ohio	135,068
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	239,476
Western Reserve University	Cleveland	Ohio	486,997
Wittenberg College	Springfield	Ohio	113,797
Xavier University	Cincinnati	Ohio	114,277
University of Tulsa	Tulsa	Oklahoma	479,609
Alliance College	Cambridge Springs	Pennsylvania	112,073
Bryn Mawr College	Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	357,225
Carnegie Institute of Technology	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	197,750
Drexel Institute	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	349,137
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	373,049
Grove City College	Grove City	Pennsylvania	486,309
Haverford College	Haverford	Pennsylvania	275,683
Lehigh University	Bethlehem	Pennsylvania	202,356
Lutheran Theological Seminary	Gettysburg	Pennsylvania	228,004
Maryville College	Scranton	Pennsylvania	192,500	While listed with Pennsylvania institutions, there is no Maryville College in the Commonwealth. It is possible this is Marygrove.
Pennsylvania State College	State College	Pennsylvania	119,835
Swarthmore College	Swarthmore	Pennsylvania	459,984
University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	1,765,635
University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	124,058
Brown University	Providence	Rhode Island	399,464
Rhode Island School of Design	Providence	Rhode Island	239,160
Fisk University	Nashville	Tennessee	284,990
Knoxville College	Knoxville	Tennessee	113,606
Meharry Medical College	Nashville	Tennessee	143,062
Tennessee Wesleyan College	Athens	Tennessee	109,608
Vanderbilt University	Nashville	Tennessee	2,087,512
Hardin-Simmons University	Abilene	Texas	238,112
Our Lady of the Lake College	San Antonio	Texas	101,775
Southern Methodist University	Dallas	Texas	507,575
University of Texas	Austin	Texas	1,362,620
Brigham Young University	Provo	Utah	338,540
University of Utah	Salt Lake City	Utah	112,065
Norwich University	Northfield	Vermont	154,050
University of Vermont	Burlington	Vermont	108,412
Hampden-Sydney College	Hampden-Sydney	Virginia	102,574
Hampton Institute	Hampton	Virginia	159,277
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	356,788
Gonzaga University	Spokane	Washington	113,989
University of Washington	Seattle	Washington	174,250
Lawrence College	Appleton	Wisconsin	172,720
Marquette University	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	155,154
Milwaukee-Downer College	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	630,602
Salvatorian Seminary	St. Nazianz	Wisconsin	114,100
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	363,866
University of Wyoming	Laramie	Wyoming	344,033
College	City	State	Benefaction amount	Notes

Note: Table 21 includes the following note: “Including nonsalaried personal services.”

Source: “Table 21.—Benefactions: Institutions Receiving $100,000 or more, 1935-36,” United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1934– 1936, Bulletin, 1937, No. 2 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1938), 206-207.

1924-26 Benefactions of $100,000+ by Institution

1925-26 Benefactions in Higher Education of $100,000+, Biennial Survey of Education Dataset

College	City	State	Benefaction amount	Notes
Birmingham-Southern College	Birmingham	Alabama	131,415
Galloway Woman's College	Searcy	Arkansas	116,364
University of California	Berkeley	California	3,318,889
Pomona College	Claremont	California	415,174
Loyola College	Los Angeles	California	112,000
Mills College	Mills College	California	484,866
California Institute of Technology	Pasadena	California	139,667
Leland Stanford Junior University	Stanford University	California	653,872
University of Redlands	Redlands	California	428,520
University of Colorado	Boulder	Colorado	101,000
Colorado College	Colorado Springs	Colorado	574,300
University of Denver	Denver	Colorado	233,434
Wesleyan University	Middletown	Connecticut	257,776
Yale University	New Haven	Connecticut	4,742,896
Catholic University of America	Washington DC	District of Columbia	906,417
George Washington University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	161,583
Howard University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	113,444
Robert Brookings	Washington DC	District of Columbia	121,000
Georgia School of Technology	Atlanta	Georgia	130,000
Paine College	Augusta	Georgia	105,000
Agnes Scott College	Decatur	Georgia	115,000
Emory University	Emory University	Georgia	484,449
Brenau College	Gainesville	Georgia	325,000
Reinhardt College	Waleska	Georgia	133,000
Illinois Wesleyan University	Bloomington	Illinois	248,615
Armour Institute of Technology	Chicago	Illinois	179,872
Chicago Theological Seminary	Chicago	Illinois	208,000
University of Chicago	Chicago	Illinois	4,490,698
Northwestern University	Evanston	Illinois	5,992,176
Lake Forest College	Lake Forest	Illinois	300,000
McKendree College	Lebanon	Illinois	114,870
North Central College	Naperville	Illinois	102,082
Rosary College	Oak Park	Illinois	256,385
Bradley Polytechnic Institute	Peoria	Illinois	520,000	The Biennial Survey entered Bradley as Bradford.
Rockford College	Rockford	Illinois	235,617
Wheaton College	Wheaton	Illinois	115,721
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	305,473
Wabash College	Crawfordsville	Indiana	139,077
Earlham College	Earlham	Indiana	228,824
DePauw University	Greencastle	Indiana	840,984
Taylor University	Upland	Indiana	174,082
Coe College	Cedar Rapids	Iowa	271,846
University of Dubuque	Dubuque	Iowa	112,234
Graceland College	Lamoni	Iowa	191,400
Washburn University	Topeka	Kansas	274,437
Southwestern College	Winfield	Kansas	158,776
Transylvania College	Lexington	Kentucky	287,000
Presbyterian Theological Seminary	Louisville	Kentucky	112,551
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary	Louisville	Kentucky	651,300
Asbury College	Wilmore	Kentucky	123,126
Tulane University of Louisiana	New Orleans	Louisiana	256,834
Centenary College	Shreveport	Louisiana	242,755
Bates College	Lewiston	Maine	105,900
Goucher College	Baltimore	Maryland	686,419
Johns Hopkins University	Baltimore	Maryland	4,053,617
Woodstock College	Woodstock	Maryland	375,000
Amherst College	Amherst	Massachusetts	348,420
Boston University	Boston	Massachusetts	417,642
Gordon College of Theology	Boston	Massachusetts	130,000
Harvard University	Cambridge	Massachusetts	9,146,323
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Cambridge	Massachusetts	596,000
Radcliffe College	Cambridge	Massachusetts	166,000
Smith College	Northampton	Massachusetts	920,711
Mount Holyoke College	South Hadley	Massachusetts	274,643
Tufts College	Tufts College	Massachusetts	3,007,216
Wellesley College	Wellesley	Massachusetts	752,335
Williams College	Williamstown	Massachusetts	145,725
Alma College	Alma	Michigan	214,734
University of Michigan	Ann arbor	Michigan	506,443
Kalamazoo College	Kalamazoo	Michigan	142,966
Olivet College	Olivet	Michigan	180,000
University of Minnesota	Minneapolis	Minnesota	100,000
Concordia College	Moorhead	Minnesota	109,672
Carleton College	Northfield	Minnesota	1,119,735
St. Olaf College	Northfield	Minnesota	179,494
College of St. Catherine	St. Paul	Minnesota	131,200
Concordia College	St. Paul	Minnesota	113,063
Gustavus Adolphus College	St. Peter	Minnesota	300,000
Mississippi State College for Women	Columbus	Mississippi	100,000
Belhaven College	Jackson	Mississippi	260,061
University of Missouri	Columbia	Missouri	112,732
Central College	Fayette	Missouri	103,575
William Jewell College	Liberty	Missouri	144,048
Park College	Parkville	Missouri	230,500
St. Louis University	St. Louis	Missouri	600,000
Washington University	St. Louis	Missouri	1,311,435
Cotner College	Bethany	Nebraska	117,024
Hastings College	Hastings	Nebraska	136,000
Dartmouth College	Hanover	New Hampshire	1,415,605
Rutgers University	New Brunswick	New Jersey	862,983
St. Stephens College	Annandale	New York	157,926
Wells College	Aurora	New York	124,712
Adelphi College	Brooklyn	New York	218,833
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn	Brooklyn	New York	318,394
St. Francis College	Brooklyn	New York	188,648
University of Buffalo	Buffalo	New York	275,273
St. Lawrence University	Canton	New York	250,898
Hamilton College	Clinton	New York	227,456
Cornell University	Ithaca	New York	478,423
College of Mount St. Vincent	New York	New York	170,039
College of the City of New York	New York	New York	151,800
Columbia University	New York	New York	4,007,014
New York University	New York	New York	720,999
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary	New York	New York	185,074
The Biblical Seminary in New York	New York	New York	153,224
Union Theological Seminary	New York	New York	567,014
Niagara University	Niagara University	New York	109,467
Vassar College	Poughkeepsie	New York	484,249
University of Rochester	Rochester	New York	1,717,001
Union University	Schenectady	New York	198,715
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Troy	New York	227,689
Davidson College	Davidson	North Carolina	247,524
Elon College	Elon	North Carolina	197,804
Greensboro College	Greensboro	North Carolina	136,335
Guilford College	Guildford	North Carolina	169,720
Louisburg College	Louisburg	North Carolina	134,932
Baldwin-Wallace College	Berea	Ohio	167,080
Hebrew Union College	Cincinnati	Ohio	250,000
St. Xavier College	Cincinnati	Ohio	272,022
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	673,273
Case School of Applied Science	Cleveland	Ohio	1,174,993
Western Reserve University	Cleveland	Ohio	119,529
Capital University	Columbus	Ohio	304,480
Kenyon College	Gambier	Ohio	188,795
Hiram College	Hiram	Ohio	179,000
Marietta College	Marietta	Ohio	102,010
Muskingum College	New Concord	Ohio	202,751
Oberlin College	Oberlin	Ohio	10,505,883
Lake Erie College	Painesville	Ohio	163,926
Wittenberg College	Springfield	Ohio	313,723
Heidelberg College	Tiffin	Ohio	261,303
Otterbein College	Westerville	Ohio	124,173
Antioch College	Yellow Springs	Ohio	150,324
Phillips University	Enid	Oklahoma	206,587
Pacific College	Newberg	Oregon	114,408
Reed College	Portland	Oregon	234,307
Willamette University	Salem	Oregon	215,660
Geneva College	Beaver Falls	Pennsylvania	251,000
Bryn Mawr College	Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	179,000
Dickinson College	Carlisle	Pennsylvania	135,000
Lafayette College	Easton	Pennsylvania	244,165
Grove City College	Grove City	Pennsylvania	170,373
Juniata College	Huntingdon	Pennsylvania	120,663
Franklin and Marshall College	Lancaster	Pennsylvania	493,000
Bucknell University	Lewisburg	Pennsylvania	286,765
Drexel Institute	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	178,112
Jefferson Medical College	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	295,184
University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	601,683
University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	1,912,966
Swarthmore College	Swarthmore	Pennsylvania	170,000
Limestone College	Gaffney	South Carolina	275,000
Huron College	Huron	South Dakota	374,096
Yankton College	Yankton	South Dakota	191,544
Lincoln Memorial University	Harrogate	Tennessee	134,083
Maryville College	Maryville	Tennessee	153,354
Southwestern College	Memphis	Tennessee	197,767
Vanderbilt University	Nashville	Tennessee	3,733,040
University of the South	Sewanee	Tennessee	130,710
Simmons College	Abilene	Texas	324,612
Southern Methodist University	Dallas	Texas	691,104
Texas Christian University	Fort Worth	Texas	150,550	The Biennial Survey entered TCU as Texas Christian College
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary	Seminary Hill	Texas	243,371
Baylor University	Waco	Texas	568,473
Middlebury College	Middlebury	Vermont	113,992	The Biennial Survey entered Middlebury College as Middleburg College
Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary	Theological Seminary	Virginia	215,000
Randolph-Macon College	Ashland	Virginia	390,181
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	102,844
Virginia Military Academy	Lexington	Virginia	130,000
Randolph-Macon Woman's College	Lynchburg	Virginia	138,499
Roanoke College	Salem	Virginia	132,838
College of Puget Sound	Tacoma	Washington	194,910
Whitman College	Walla Walla	Washington	184,492
Northland College	Ashland	Wisconsin	195,625
Beloit College	Beloit	Wisconsin	296,764
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	164,576
Marquette University	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	162,911
College	City	State	Benefaction amount	Notes

Note from Biennial Survey: “The total amount of gifts and bequests, excluding grants by the United States, by the several States, and by municipalities, reported for the year 1925-26 is $118,144,084. Of this amount, $29,473 was for increase of plant, $16,296,152 for current expenses, and $72,374,608 for increase of endowments. Gifts of more than $100,000 each, received during the year, were reported by 176 universities, colleges, and professional schools, by the total for these institutions being $103,428,659.” (p. 808)

Source: “Table 3.—Benefactions of $100,000 or more,” United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1924 – 1926, Bulletin, 1928, No.25 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1928), 808-809.”

1905-06 Women’s Colleges A and B Dataset

1905-06 Women's Colleges Division A and B, Report of the Commissioner of Education Dataset

Division A - Faculty and Students

1905-06 Women’s Colleges A – Faculty and Students

City	State	College	President	Control	Year of opening	Male faculty in preparatory department	Female faculty in preparatory department	Male faculty in collegiate department	Female faculty in collegiate department	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Preparatory department students	Collegiate department students	Graduate students	Total students	Collegiate students studying liberal arts	Collegiate students studying Latin	Collegiate students studying Greek	Students in pedagogy	Students in business course	Students in music	Students in art
Mills College	California	Mills College	Mrs. Susan L. Mills	Nonsectarian	1871	3	18	2	10	5	28	146	54		200	43	6	3		5
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Trinity College	Sister Georgiana	Catholic	1900	0	0	7	19	7	19	0	100		100	100	50	8	24		15	56
Rockford	Illinois	Rockford College	Julia H. Gulliver, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1849		6	2	19	3	19	24	55		134	55	15	7	2		57	7
New Orleans	Louisiana	H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College	Brandt V.B. Dixon, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1887		10	8	13	8	23	131	183		399	183	57	13				88
Baltimore	Maryland	Woman's College of Baltimore	Rev. John F. Goucher, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal	1888	0	0	10	13	10	13	0	328	4	332	328	135	29
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Radcliffe College	Le Baron R. Briggs, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1879	0	0	102	0	102	0	0	370	66	436	370	124	65	86		47	67
Northampton	Massachusetts	Smith College	Rev. L. Clark Seelye, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1875	0	0	27	66	27	66	0	1,194	8	1,213	1,194					7	4
South Hadley	Massachusetts	Mount Holyoke College	Mary E. Woolley, Litt.D.	Nonsectarian	1837	0	0	7	70	7	70	0	710	4	714	710	308	81	85		100	294
Wellesley	Massachusetts	Wellesley College	Miss Caroline Hazard, Litt.D.	Nonsectarian	1875	0	0	13	82	13	82	0	1,079	17	1,096	1,079	159	99	68		81	140
Aurora	New York	Wells College	Rev. George M. Ward, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1868	0	0	4	18	4	18	0	150		150	150	80	4
Elmira	New York	Elmira College	Rev. A.C. Mackenzie, LL.D.	Presbyterian	1855	0	0	6	12	6	12	0	158		255	158	158	17	19	0	97	0
New York	New York	Barnard College	Laura D. Gill, A.M., dean	Nonsectarian	1889	0	0	36	15	36	15	0	390		390	390	189	44	102		30
Poughkeepsie	New York	Vassar College	Rev. J.M. Taylor, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1865	0	0	36	15	36	15	0	390		390	390	189	44	102		30
Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	Bryn Mawr College	Miss M. Carey Thomas, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1885	0	0	30	16	30	16	0	377	79	456	377	149	43	46
Lynchburg	Virginia	Randolph-Macon Woman's College	W.W. Smith, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1893	0	0	11	17	11	17	0	350		350	350	161	20	12		145	24
City	State	College	President	Control	Year of opening	Male faculty in preparatory department	Female faculty in preparatory department	Male faculty in collegiate department	Female faculty in collegiate department	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Preparatory department students	Collegiate department students	Graduate students	Total students	Collegiate students studying liberal arts	Collegiate students studying Latin	Collegiate students studying Greek	Students in pedagogy	Students in business course	Students in music	Students in art

Notes: Between 1887 and 1910, the Bureau of Education categorized women’s institutions as Division A or Division B. The Bureau described Division A institutions as “essentially collegiate…making more or less provision for the distinctive studies of the college curriculum” in contrast to the Division B schools that featured some collegiate courses alongside primary and preparatory training. Division A colleges tended to boast more substantial libraries, equipment, and endowments.

EBN inserted the table containing college presidents into the overview, faculty, and students table.

Source: “Table 28.—Statistics of colleges for women, Division A” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 552.

“III.—College Presidents. 2.—Colleges for women,” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 283 – 284.

Division A - Property and Financial

1905-06 Women’s Colleges A – Property and Financial

City	State	College	Annual expenses in college department - tuition fees	Annual expenses in college department - other fees	Annual living expenses lowest	Annual living expenses moderate	Number of fellowships	Number of scholarships	Number of library volumes	Number of library pamphlets	Value of library	Value of scientific apparatus	Value of grounds and buildings	Value of productive funds	Income from tuition and other fees	Income from productive funds	Income from all other sources	Total income	Benefactions
Mills College	California	Mills College				400		18	7,500		8,000		300,000	200,000				26,000
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Trinity College	100		300	350		10	13,000	1,000	30,000	25,000	350,000		25,371			25,371	71,000
Rockford	Illinois	Rockford College	75		250	300		7	6,500		15,000	25,000	150,000	106,311	21,048	6,311	1,786	29,145	4,634
New Orleans	Louisiana	H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College	100			225	0		7,572		9,756	23,223	330,501	626,532	40,569	31,013	0	71,582	0
Baltimore	Maryland	Women's College of Baltimore	150				2		11,001		12,000	25,000	700,000	649,135	36,851	30,300		67,151
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Radcliffe College	200		350	500	1	21	22,000	1,200	30,000	9,000	696,000		72,179	15,200		87,379
Northampton	Massachusetts	Smith College	100			300	6	113	12,000		34,767	139,715	1,095,200	1,296,998	128,853	97,995	30,006	256,854	14,194
South Hadley	Massachusetts	Mount Holyoke College	125		175	207	4	36	30,000	5,000	40,000	46,000	950,000	805,000	135,000	32,000		167,000	43,000
Wellesley	Massachusetts	Wellesley College	175		275	275	1	78	60,000	1,200	141,000	240,800	1,559,325	826,474	295,000	37,195		332,195	25,820
Aurora	New York	Wells College	150			350			14,046		30,500	18,125	298,000	264,076	35,000	11,950	192	47,142	25,300
Elmira	New York	Elmira College	125		275	275	0	30	5,914	400	6,000	40,896	192,600	72,000	27,000	3,816		30,816	1,297
New York	New York	Barnard College	150	10	325	450		40	3,500		5,000	36,700	525,000	684,211	53,777	28,155	21,067	102,999	33,643
Poughkeepsie	New York	Vassar College	150			350	4	87	54,500	1,000	83,624	123,307	2,080,305	1,335,283	121,228	65,470	185,022	371,720	2,200
Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	Bryn Mawr College	200		275	325	14	77	48,000	8,000	100,000	61,000	1,784,550	1,200,000	81,000	68,000	1,000	150,000	190,000
Lynchburg	Virginia	Randolph-Macon Woman's College	75	25	200	200		14	5,750	1,250	6,797	42,000	346,000	129,500	40,620	6,185	20,000	66,805	60,000
City	State	College	Annual expenses in college department - tuition fees	Annual expenses in college department - other fees	Annual living expenses lowest	Annual living expenses moderate	Number of fellowships	Number of scholarships	Number of library volumes	Number of library pamphlets	Value of library	Value of scientific apparatus	Value of grounds and buildings	Value of productive funds	Income from tuition and other fees	Income from productive funds	Income from all other sources	Total income	Benefactions

Source: “Table 30.—Statistics of colleges for women, Division A” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 554 – 558.

Division A Undergraduate Degrees

1905-06 Women's Colleges A – Undergraduate Degrees

City	State	College	Bachelor of Arts	Bachelor of Science	Bachelor of Letters
Mills College	California	Mills College	X		X
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Trinity College	X		X
Rockford	Illinois	Rockford College	X	X
New Orleans	Louisiana	H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College	X
Baltimore	Maryland	Woman's College of Baltimore	X
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Radcliffe College	X
Northampton	Massachusetts	Smith College	X
South Hadley	Massachusetts	Mount Holyoke College	X
Wellesley	Massachusetts	Wellesley College	X
Aurora	New York	Wells College	X
Elmira	New York	Elmira College	X	X
New York	New York	Barnard College	X
Poughkeepsie	New York	Vassar College	X
Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	Bryn Mawr College	X
Lynchburg	Virginia	Randolph-Macon Woman's College	X
City	State	College	Bachelor of Arts	Bachelor of Science	Bachelor of Letters

Source: “Table 23.—Institutions conferring A.B., B.S., Ph.B., and B.L. degrees,” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 476 – 484.

Division B - Faculty and Students

1905-06 Women’s Colleges B – Faculty and Students

City	State	College	President	Control	Year of opening	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Elementary students	Secondary students	Collegiate department students	Graduate students	Total students	Graduated in 1906	College students pursuing courses leading to AB degree	College students pursuing courses leading to PhB	College students pursuing courses leading to MEL or BL	College students pursuing courses leading to BS	College students pursuing courses leading to other first degrees	College students studying Latin	College students studying Greek	Number of students in pedagogy	Number of students in music	Number of students in art	Notes
Anniston	Alabama	Anniston College for Young Ladies	C.J. Owens, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1898	5	11		108	135		243	8									82	10
Athens	Alabama	Athens Female College	Miss Mary N. Moore	Methodist Episcopal South	1843	1	9	31	36	100		167	9									60	15
Eufaula	Alabama	The Alabama Brenau	A.W. Van Hoose; H.J. Pearce	Nonsectarian	1854	3	12	30	25	100		155		35		40			35			75	20
Marion	Alabama	The Judson College	Rev. Robert G. Patrick, D.D.	Baptist	1839	4	26		44	250	6	300	38	60		100	80					225	40
Marion	Alabama	Marion Female Seminary	Jas. D. Wade, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1836	1	9	17	14	45	1	77
Talladega	Alabama	Alabama Synodical College for Women	Rev. T. Peyton Walton	Presbyterian	1903	1	8	37	8	52		97	4	21		16	10		29			38	8
Tuscaloosa	Alabama	Alabama Central Female College	Rev. B.F. Giles, A.M.	Baptist	1858	3	10		62	69		131	23									86	16
Tuscaloosa	Alabama	Tuscaloosa Female College	R.J. Holston, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1860	3	8	20	20	80	6	126	13						60	3		6	10
Tuskegee	Alabama	Alabama Conference Female College	John Massey, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1856	3	8	4	10	122	10	146	17			132			50		15	80	10
Conway	Arkansas	Central Baptist College	W.W. Rivers, A.M.	Baptist	1892	1	9	25	50	55		130	6	30		25			30		15	60	12
San Jose	California	College of Notre Dame	Sister Mary Bernardine	Catholic	1851		30	26	22	84		132	10	84							25	120	22
Athens	Georgia	Lucy Cobb Institute	Mrs. M.A. Lipscomb	Nonsectarian	1858		18	20	35	120		175	38						50			100	35
College Park	Georgia	Cox College	Adiel J. Moncrief	Nonsectarian	1843	7	18			180	4	184	28	140								95	34
Cuthbert	Georgia	Andrew Female College	J.W. Malone	Methodist Episcopal South	1854	3	7		40	110		150	16	60		40			75			100	20
Dalton	Georgia	Dalton Female College	Geo. S. Fulton	Methodist Episcopal South	1872	2	5	50	60	70	1	181	20	20	30	40	50	15	20	15	50	20	20
Decatur	Georgia	Agnes Scott College	Rev. F.H. Gaines, D.D.	Presbyterian		7	20		174	127		301	9
Forsyth	Georgia	Monroe College	C.H.S. Jackson, A.M.	Baptist	1849	5	23	27	60	335	1	423	27	250			10		250	3	19	212	25
Gainesville	Georgia	Brenau College Conservatory	A.W. Van Hoose; H.J. Pierce	Nonsectarian	1878	7	18	20	25	280		325	20								20	150	20
La Grange	Georgia	Lagrange Female College	Rufus W. Smith, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1833	4	15		67	152	2	221	6	134			4		116	3	30	126	23
La Grange	Georgia	Southern Female College	M.W. Hatton, A.M.	Baptist	1843	4	12		30	75	3	108	5	40		20			40		15	80	15
Macon	Georgia	Wesleyan Female College	Du Pont Guerry	Methodist Episcopal South	1839	7	21		330	132		462	33	124		8			132	2		332	30
Rome	Georgia	Shorter College	T.J. Simmons, A.M.	Baptist	1877	6	20	25	42	177		244										168	27	Statistics of 1904-05
Jacksonville	Illinois	Illinois Woman's College	Rev. Joseph R. Harker, Ph.D.	Methodist Episcopal	1847	3	20		133	122		255	34						50	10		255	51
Knoxville	Illinois	St. Mary's School	Rev. C.W. Leffingwell, D.D., rector	Protestant Episcopal	1868	2	14		52	48		100	16						35			80	20
Topeka	Kansas	College of the Sisters of Bethany	Rev. F.R. Millspaugh, D.D.	Protestant Episcopal	1861	1	15	70	63	42		175
Bowling Green	Kentucky	Potter College for Young Ladies	Rev. Benj. F. Cabell, D.D.	Nonsectarian	1889	1	18		25	175		200	13	125					40	3		135	42
Danville	Kentucky	Caldwell College	John C. Acheson, A.M.	Presbyterian	1860	3	17	32	93	84	3	212		56					44			80	6
Harrodsburg	Kentucky	Beaumont College	Th. Smith, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1894	4	8	15	30	30		75	6	10		10	20		30	1		45
Hopkinsville	Kentucky	Bethel Female College	Rev. Edmund Harrison, LL.D.	Baptist	1856	1	7	15	24	45	2	86	6	40					39			4	2
Lexington	Kentucky	Sayer Female Institute	Rev. J.M. Spencer	Presbyterian	1854	1	13	25	16	64		105	5									40	5
Millersburg	Kentucky	Millersburg Female College	Rev. C.C. Fisher, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1850	1	12	35	30	74	1	140	10						40		5	75	6
Nicholasville	Kentucky	Jessamine Female College	H.H. Savage, A.B.	Nonsectarian	1854	3	12	20	35	75	2	132	10	25		36			110	8		108	18
Owensboro	Kentucky	Owensboro College	J. Byron La Rue	Nonsectarian	1890	6	8	50	100	150		300	4	20	15		15		40	20	50	50	20	Statistics of 1904-05
Russellville	Kentucky	Logan College for Young Ladies	B.E. Atkins, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1856	2	7	20	18	100		138	13	80			20		70			70	10
Clinton	Louisiana	Silliman Collegiate Institute	Rev. H.H. Brownlee	Presbyterian	1852	1	7	22	30	58		110	12	1			8		15	1		26
Keatchie	Louisiana	Louisiana Female College	G.W. Thigpen, A.M.	Baptist	1856	1	6		14	37		51		20		8	9		20			39	9
Mansfield	Louisiana	Mansfield Female College	T.S. Sligh, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1854	1	7	20	80	15		115	1	10					40			50
Baltimore	Maryland	Notre Dame of Maryland		Catholic	1873	8	20	30	145	95		270	6	46	5	44			95	15		90	29	Statistics of 1904-05
Frederick	Maryland	The Woman's College of Frederick, Maryland	J.H. Apple, A.M.	Reformed	1893	4	13	12	33	58	64	167	9	41					52	4		92	28
Hagerstown	Maryland	Kee Mar College	J. Emory Shaw	Nonsectarian	1852	4	9		15	83	2	100	7	65					70	1		62	16
Lutherville	Maryland	Maryland College for Women	Rev. J.H. Turner, D.D.	Lutheran	1853	9	7		6	101		107				10	47		47
Auburndale	Massachusetts	Lasell Seminary for Young Women	C.C. Bragdon, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1851	7	26		59	113		172	32						35			133	7
Boston	Massachusetts	Simmons College	Henry Lefavour, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1902	27	35			449		449					287
Blue Mountain	Mississippi	Blue Mountain Female College	B.G. Lowrey, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1873	4	23	60	103	325		488	15						1		75	150	25
Brookhaven	Mississippi	Whitworth Female College	Rev. I.W. Cooper, D.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1859	2	15	15	102	79	4	200	15	70					125	19		130	50
Clinton	Mississippi	Hillman College	W.J. Lowrey	Baptist	1853	1	9	20	20	109		149	10			25			30			60	18
Columbus	Mississippi	Mississippi Industrial Institute and College	Hon. A.A. Kincannon	State	1885	2	43		496	234	24	754	110	175			59		496		206	253	106	Statistics of 1904-05
French Camp	Mississippi	Central Mississippi Institute	J.A. Sanderson, principal	Presbyterian	1884	2	4	10	10	60	2	82	3	20		40			20		8	25	7
Jackson	Mississippi	Belhaven College	J.R. Preston	Nonsectarian	1894	1	9	9		63		72	9	5					23	5		51	8	Statistics of 1904-05
Meridian	Mississippi	Meridian Female College	J.W. Beeson, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1903	2	30	25	75	400		500	4	100	75	200	25		60	20	100	386	50
Natchez	Mississippi	Stanton College	J.K. Morrison	Nonsectarian	1894	3	11	30	28	70		128	7	20			30		20			80	14
Pontotoc	Mississippi	Chickasaw Female College	Miss Katherine E. Crawford	Presbyterian	1852		6	20	10	40		70	4	3			4		50		10	24
Port Gibson	Mississippi	Port Gibson Female College	Henry G. Hawkins, A.B.	Methodist Episcopal South	1839	1	9	13	12	38		63	4	20		18			20			31	12
Columbia	Missouri	Christian College	Mrs. W.T. Moore	Christian	1851	5	23	25	75	140		240
Columbia	Missouri	Stephens College	William B. Peeler	Baptist	1856	7	14		80	120		200	4									125	20
Fayette	Missouri	Howard Payne College	Rev. Henry E. Stout	Methodist Episcopal South	1844	1	13		100	50		150	7						40			125	9
Fulton	Missouri	Synodical Female College	Rev. J.M. Spencer	Presbyterian	1872	8	8	10	38	41		89	8	35			10		40			50	10
Lexington	Missouri	Central College for Women	Alfred F. Smith	Methodist Episcopal South	1869	4	14	12	25	118	3	158	6	35			24		50			120	30
Lexington	Missouri	Lexington College for Young Women	Edward W. White, A.M.	Baptist	1855	5	9		60	70		130	11	40		30			40			90	30
Liberty	Missouri	Liberty Ladies College	C.M. Williams, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1890	3	13		128	30		158	7	2		20			30	2		130	20
Mexico	Missouri	Hardin College	J.W. Million, A.M.	Baptist	1873	6	14		192	50		242	10	25		25			50	8		173	53
Nevada	Missouri	Cottey College for Young Ladies	Mrs. V.A.C. Stockard	Nonsectarian	1884	3	16	88	120	60	2	270	3	5		20	35		60	1		160	25
St. Charles	Missouri	Lindenwood College for Women	Rev. George F. Ayres, Ph.D.	Presbyterian	1830	4	12		114	6		120	16			6			25	1		92	13
Brooklyn	New York	Packer Collegiate Institute		Nonsectarian	1854	4	51	38	519	63	2	622	33
New Rochelle	New York	College of Saint Angela	Rev. M.C. O'Farrell	Catholic	1904	5	7	97	67	34		198		18					18	9	16	91	20
Charlotte	North Carolina	Elizabeth College and Conservatory of Music	Rev. C.B. King, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1897	6	18		82	98	1	181							98			117	26
Greensboro	North Carolina	Greensboro Female College	Mrs. Lucy H. Robertson	Methodist Episcopal South	1846	3	10		89	95		184	8						77			81	38
Hickory	North Carolina	Claremont College	Daniel W. Read	Nonsectarian	1880	1	8	15	20	60	5	100	6	20		10	10	2	20		10	40	10
Louisburg	North Carolina	Louisburg College	Mrs. Mary Davis Allen	Methodist Episcopal South	1857	1	10		13	101		114	2	87					67		9	95	15
Murfreesboro	North Carolina	Chowan Baptist Female Institute	John C. Scarborough, A.B.	Baptist	1848	2	10	18	11	95	1	125	10						59		10	60	36
Oxford	North Carolina	Oxford Seminary for Girls	F.P. Hobgood, A.M.	Baptist	1850	61	30		45	75	1	121	6	30		45			45			75	12
Raleigh	North Carolina	Baptist University for Women	Rev. R.T. Vann, D.D.	Baptist	1850	8	26	32	258	65	3	358		85				25	70	3	15	155	35
Winston-Salem	North Carolina	Salem Academy and College	Rev. John H. Clewell, Ph.D.	Moravian	1802	4	31		212	169		381	54	169					200	35	22	338	51
Oxford	Ohio	Oxford College for Women	Jane Sherzer, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1830	3	18		51	59		110	6			3		3	21			51	22
Oxford	Ohio	Western College for Women	Lilian W. Johnson, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1855	1	25		85	165	2	250	20	161					172	36		95	120
Painesville	Ohio	Lake Erie College and Seminary	Miss Mary Evans, Litt.D.	Nonsectarian	1859	2	23		91	71	1	163	7	67			4		60	7	4	91	5
Allentown	Pennsylvania	Allentown College for Women	Rev. Thomas S. Land	Reformed	1867	3	9	12	15	37		109	13			37			44	2		12	23
Bethlehem	Pennsylvania	Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies	Rev. J. Max Hark, D.D.	Moravian	1749	5	15		99	17		116	16						90			80	8
Blairsville	Pennsylvania	Blairsville College for Girls	Rev. N.S. Fiscus, B.D.	Presbyterian	1851	1	8		25	30		55	10	20		10			20			50	9
Chambersburg	Pennsylvania	Wilson College	M.H. Reaser, Ph.D.	Presbyterian	1870	4	27		61	287		348	33	162					140	5		171	37
Mechanicsburg	Pennsylvania	Irving Female College	E.E. Campbell, Ph.D.	Lutheran	1856	6	11		18	115		133	16	11		22	22	78	40	11		125	6
Pittsburg	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania College for Women	Rev. Henry D. Lindsay, D.D.	Presbyterian	1869	5	21		205	31		236	4	31					31	16		41	46
Columbia	South Carolina	College for Women		Nonsectarian	1890	4	20	30	33	187		250	7	60					61			150	27
Columbia	South Carolina	Columbia College	Rev. W.W. Daniel, D.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1859	4	18		45	242	3	290	32	70		40	20	3	93			160	20
Due West	South Carolina	Due West Female College	Rev. James Boyce	Associate Reformed Presbyterian	1859	5	9		20	125		145	17	110	15				81		15	81	12
Greenville	South Carolina	Greenville College for Women	A.S. Townes	Nonsectarian	1894	2	7	20	15	75	2	112	9	50		25			22		35	40
Greenville	South Carolina	Greenville Female College	Edward C. James, Litt.D.	Baptist	1854	2	16	22	27	265		314	30	30		50		30			35	92	50
Greenwood	South Carolina	Lander College	Rev. John O. Willson, D.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1872	4	9		61	120	1	182	12	123					123		12	96	37
Spartanburg	South Carolina	Converse College	Robert P. Pell, A.B.	Nonsectarian	1890	7	14		25	275		300	20						99			200	30
Union	South Carolina	Clifford Seminary	Rev. B.G. Clifford, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1881	1	6	9	9	28	4	50	5	22					32			26
Bristol	South Carolina	Sullins College	W.E. Martin, Ph.D., A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1870	4	11	25	25	170	5	225	18						12		10	140	30
Franklin	Tennessee	Tennessee Female College	T.E. Allen	Nonsectarian	1856	2	9	40	20	100	2	162	11	15					50	20		90	20	Statistics of 1904-05
Gallatin	Tennessee	Howard Female College	Amos L. Edwards, B.S.	Nonsectarian	1837	1	9	28	22	56		106	8	22		8	26		40	2		46
Jackson	Tennessee	Memphis Conference Female Institute	Rev. A.B. Jones, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1843	2	17	19	24	199	4	246	24	28		98		8	75	4	18	152	36
Murfreesboro	Tennessee	Soule College	Miss Martha A. Hopkins	Methodist Episcopal South	1852	1	14	35	40	140		215	13						120	5		94	50
Nashville	Tennessee	Boscobel College	Mrs. J.O. Rust	Nonsectarian	1889	1	13	20	10	70	1	101	16	18		25	20		20	5		60	10
Nashville	Tennessee	Ward Seminary for Young Ladies	J.D. Blanton, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1865	5	25	30	200	230		460	50									200	40
Rogersville	Tennessee	Rogersville Synodical College	Lawrence Rolfe, A.B.	Presbyterian	1840	2	8	17	43	17	3	80							28			18	19
Belton	Texas	Baylor Female College	W.A. Wilson, D.D.	Baptist	1845	5	15		195	208		403	23	45		95	65		105	45		165	38
Bonham	Texas	Carlton College	Rev. C.T. Carlton, A.B.	Christian	1867	2	10	21	14	40		75	5			15	25					80	5	Statistics of 1904-05
Chappell Hill	Texas	Chappell Hill Female College	James E. Willis, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1852	3	4	18		35		53	5						20			45	18
San Antonio	Texas	San Antonio Female College	Rev. J.E. Harrison, A.B.	Methodist Episcopal South	1894	1	13	25	70	91		186										95	20
Abingdon	Virginia	Martha Washington College	Rev. W.D. Mitchell	Methodist Episcopal South	1860	4	12	20	80	66		116	8
Abingdon	Virginia	Stonewall Jackson Institute	Miss Kate M. Hunt, A.B.	Presbyterian	1869		11	20	30	65		115	9									55	15
Bristol	Virginia	Southwest Virginia Institute	J.T. Henderson, A.M.	Baptist	1884	4	10		59	100		159	9								12	130	18
Charlottesville	Virginia	Rawlings Institute	Rev. H.W. Tribble, D.D.	Baptist	1856	3	14	30	25	103	5	163	18	3		100			25			120	25
Danville	Virginia	Roanoke College	R.E. Hatton, Ph.D.	Baptist	1860	5	14		11	93	1	105	8	65				10	62		10	80	15
Hollins	Virginia	Hollins Institute	Miss Matty L. Cocke	Nonsectarian	1842	15	20		10	251		261	16									175	35
Marion	Virginia	Marion Female College	Rev. J.J. Scherer, D.D.	Lutheran	1874	2	8		20	50	1	71	5	25					25		15	50	30
Petersburg	Virginia	Southern Female College	Arthur K. Davis, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1863	6	10		20	100		120	6						41			72	10
Richmond	Virginia	Woman's College	Rev. James Nelson, D.D.	Baptist	1854	9	15	35	60	170		265	42	11		12		5	95		25	135	15
Winchester	Virginia	Episcopal Institute	W.C. Marshall, principal	Protestant Episcopal	1874	4	4	23	20	36	1	80	12	1					15			45	7
Lewisburg	West Virginia	Lewisburg Female Institute	Rev. R.L. Telford, D.D.	Presbyterian	1876	2	20	18	88	79	2	187	14	36			14		37	3	17	123	19
Milwaukee	Wisconsin	Milwaukee-Downer College	Miss Ellen C. Sabin, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1895	2	32		256	102		358	52	25		68			22	2	12	153	44
City	State	College	President	Control	Year of opening	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Elementary students	Secondary students	Collegiate department students	Graduate students	Total students	Graduated in 1906	College students pursuing courses leading to AB degree	College students pursuing courses leading to PhB	College students pursuing courses leading to MEL or BL	College students pursuing courses leading to BS	College students pursuing courses leading to other first degrees	College students studying Latin	College students studying Greek	Number of students in pedagogy	Number of students in music	Number of students in art	Notes

Note: Between 1887 and 1910, the Bureau of Education categorized women’s institutions as Division A or Division B. The Bureau described Division A institutions as “essentially collegiate…making more or less provision for the distinctive studies of the college curriculum” in contrast to the Division B schools that featured some collegiate courses alongside primary and preparatory training. Division A colleges tended to boast more substantial libraries, equipment, and endowments.

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Division B - Property and Financial

1905-06 Women’s Colleges B – Property and Financial

City	State	College	Annual expenses in college department - tuition fees	Annual expenses in college department - other fees	Annual living expenses lowest	Annual living expenses moderate	Number of library volumes	Value of library	Value of scientific apparatus and furniture	Value of grounds and buildings	Productive funds	Income from tuition and other fees	Income from productive funds	Income from State or municipal appropriations	Income from other sources	Total income	Benefactions	Notes
Anniston	Alabama	Anniston College for Young Ladies	54	10		135	700	700		200,000		20,000				20,000
Athens	Alabama	Athens Female College	40			135	2,000	1,500	300	60,000		3,000			5,800	8,800	750
Eufaula	Alabama	The Alabama Brenau	50		135	150	500	500	500	50,000		6,750				6,750
Marion	Alabama	The Judson College	60	13		145	4,000	4,000	3,000	153,000		21,900				21,900
Marion	Alabama	Marion Female Seminary	50				500	500	500	20,000		4,500				4,500
Talladega	Alabama	Alabama Synodical College for Women	50			160				20,000		5,000				5,000
Tuscaloosa	Alabama	Alabama Central Female College	50		140	150		75		200,000		7,000				7,000	1,500
Tuscaloosa	Alabama	Tuscaloosa Female College	50	20	115	140	900	1,000		25,000		10,000				10,000		Statistics of 1904-05
Tuskegee	Alabama	Alabama Conference Female College	50		100	150	2,500	2,500	1,500	125,000	13,500	7,300	650			7,950
Conway	Arkansas	Central Baptist College	50	2	142		3,000	1,000	300	50,000		10,000				10,000	200
San Jose	California	College of Notre Dame	100			250	7,750	12,300	15,570	240,000		13,200				13,200
Athens	Georgia	Lucy Cobb Institute	60	50		200	800	1,000	500	50,000		18,850				18,850	2,000
College Park	Georgia	Cox College	57		160	200	5,000	5,000	5,000	150,000		13,500				13,500
Cuthbert	Georgia	Andrew Female College	40	5	90	120	2,000	2,000	1,000	75,000		9,000				9,000
Dalton	Georgia	Dalton Female College	40	10	120	160	500	1,000	250	20,000		2,000				2,000
Decatur	Georgia	Agnes Scott College	90	20	125	150	2,000	2,000	2,000	200,000		29,930				29,930
Forsyth	Georgia	Monroe College	40	12	100	120	3,000	3,000	15,000	250,000		30,000				30,000	60,000
Gainesville	Georgia	Brenau College Conservatory	50	7	150	175	3,500	3,500	1,500	125,000		26,000				26,000
La Grange	Georgia	Lagrange Female College	54	12		150	3,200	3,000	2,500	165,000	21,187	12,454	1,200		6,000	19,654	2,728
La Grange	Georgia	Southern Female College	50	8		120	1,500	2,500	175	60,000		5,000			5,000	10,000
Macon	Georgia	Wesleyan Female College	50		140	150	3,000	3,000	3,000	300,000	25,000	47,840	1,655		2,865	52,360	12,000
Rome	Georgia	Shorter College	60		150	150	3,700	3,700		150,000	40,000	8,600	3,000		4,850	16,450		Statistics of 1904-05
Jacksonville	Illinois	Illinois Woman's College	60			240	1,000	1,000	1,000	250,000		20,000			10,000	30,000
Knoxville	Illinois	St. Mary's School				500	2,500	2,500	5,000	120,000	3,500	37,500	200			37,200	500
Topeka	Kansas	College of the Sisters of Bethany	60	2		300	2,000	2,000	1,500	350,000	40,000	10,850	2,000			12,850
Bowling Green	Kentucky	Potter College for Young Ladies	60			220	5,000	5,000	1,000	100,000		20,000				20,000
Danville	Kentucky	Caldwell College	50	5		200	500	500	3,000	60,000		14,000				14,000
Harrodsburg	Kentucky	Beaumont College	60			190		4,000	100	30,000		7,000				7,000
Hopkinsville	Kentucky	Bethel Female College	50			160			50	50,000		4,500				4,500
Lexington	Kentucky	Sayer Female Institute	65	5		185	3,000	3,000	5,000	150,000	10,000	9,000			400	9,400
Millersburg	Kentucky	Millersburg Female College	50	2	90	112	500	200	300	19,000		3,500			5,000	8,500
Nicholasville	Kentucky	Jessamine Female College	50	5	220	260	2,000	2,000	500	60,000		12,000				12,000
Owensboro	Kentucky	Owensboro College	40			120	600	600		30,000		14,800				14,800		Statistics of 1904-05
Russellville	Kentucky	Logan College for Young Ladies	54			150	1,500	1,500	1,000	40,000		7,500				7,500
Clinton	Louisiana	Silliman Collegiate Institute	50	7	135	150	250	300	250	50,000	27,000	6,000	2,000			8,000
Keatchie	Louisiana	Louisiana Female College	50	6	150	200	1,500	1,500	200	30,000		6,500			60	6,560
Mansfield	Louisiana	Mansfield Female College	50	10	125	130	3,000	3,000	200	50,000		8,000		600		8,600
Baltimore	Maryland	Notre Dame of Maryland	100	20	200	300	10,000	10,000	6,000	800,000		40,000				40,000		Statistics of 1904-05
Frederick	Maryland	The Woman's College of Frederick, Maryland	60	5		190	2,000	5,000	2,500	70,000	40,000	15,000	1,500		3,500	20,000	15,000
Hagerstown	Maryland	Kee Mar College	100	10		200	1,000	1,000	1,000	75,000		14,000				14,000
Lutherville	Maryland	Maryland College for Women	75		250		1,000	1,000	500	75,000		15,000				15,000
Auburndale	Massachusetts	Lasell Seminary for Young Women	200			500	2,140	5,000	2,000	150,000	1,000	45,075	60			45,135
Boston	Massachusetts	Simmons College	100	6	200	275	6,000	6,000	20,000	862,908	1,920,621	41,450	71,441		4,786	117,677
Blue Mountain	Mississippi	Blue Mountain Female College	50	2	50		2,000	2,000	500	75,000		30,000				30,000
Brookhaven	Mississippi	Whitworth Female College	50	7	75	125	1,500	1,500	500	100,000	500	12,400	30			12,430
Clinton	Mississippi	Hillman College	50		148		1,500	1,800	350	15,000		11,350				11,350
Columbus	Mississippi	Mississippi Industrial Institute and College	0	10	86	100	5,000	7,500	500	400,000	156,000	17,650	9,360	81000		108,010		Statistics of 1904-05
French Camp	Mississippi	Central Mississippi Institute	40			100			100	10,000		4,560				4,560
Jackson	Mississippi	Belhaven College	60		162	162	300	285	30	23,000		6,070				6,070		Statistics of 1904-05
Meridian	Mississippi	Meridian Female College	50	15		150	2,000	2,000	200	100,000		40,000				40,000
Natchez	Mississippi	Stanton College	60			162	500	500	200	30,000		11,000				11,000
Pontotoc	Mississippi	Chickasaw Female College	40		100	125	300	300	500	10,000		2,800				2,800
Port Gibson	Mississippi	Port Gibson Female College	40	7	110	135	900	1,500	10	35,000		2,690				2,690	1,830
Columbia	Missouri	Christian College	50	10	225	250	5,000	5,000	1,000	200,000		16,000				16,000
Columbia	Missouri	Stephens College	50		200		1,000	1,000	700	150,000	50,000	15,000	3,000			18,000
Fayette	Missouri	Howard Payne College	55		200	250	1,300	1,000	1,500	65,000	12,000	17,000	600			17,600
Fulton	Missouri	Synodical Female College	50			175	400	500	100	40,000		4,500				4,500
Lexington	Missouri	Central College for Women	50			180	5,000	6,000	500	125,000	30,000	11,000				11,000	28,500
Lexington	Missouri	Lexington College for Young Women	50		160		1,500	1,200	500	40,000		12,500				12,500	12,000
Liberty	Missouri	Liberty Ladies College	60			190	1,100	1,000		60,000		18,000				18,000
Mexico	Missouri	Hardin College	60	3		200	2,000	1,000	500	90,000	70,000	23,450	4,000			27,450
Nevada	Missouri	Cottey College for Young Ladies	50	10	140	150	1,000	600	500	80,000		17,500				17,500
St. Charles	Missouri	Lindenwood College for Women	55	8	200	225	1,437	2,874	1,000	80,000	22,500	13,322	700		177	14,199	10,325
Brooklyn	New York	Packer Collegiate Institute	160				8,577	11,627	9,875	222,047	48,750	74,517			3,746	78,263
New Rochelle	New York	College of Saint Angela	125		250		2,120	2,120	1,900	500,000	16,600	34,862	2,440	50	8,682	46,034	1,682
Charlotte	North Carolina	Elizabeth College and Conservatory of Music	50	35		200	1,300	1,300	1,000	250,000		22,000			2,000	24,000
Greensboro	North Carolina	Greensboro Female College	70	8	135		800	800	200	200,000		20,000				20,000	15,000
Hickory	North Carolina	Claremont College	40			100	300	300		25,000		4,000				4,000
Louisburg	North Carolina	Louisburg College	30		100		1,075	1,200		12,000		5,990				5,900
Murfreesboro	North Carolina	Chowan Baptist Female Institute	43	3	97	125	800	1,200	600	60,000		7,000				7,000
Oxford	North Carolina	Oxford Seminary for Girls	50		151	190	1,000	1,000	600	40,000		10,000				10,000
Raleigh	North Carolina	Baptist University for Women	60	15	140	195	3,000	3,500	500	150,000	75,000	23,600	3,000			26,600	5,000
Winston-Salem	North Carolina	Salem Academy and College	50	6	200	250	6,000	6,000	40,000	174,000	16,000	36,500	800			37,300	14,000
Oxford	Ohio	Oxford College for Women	50	8		230	3,600	3,600		140,000		12,000				12,000	50
Oxford	Ohio	Western College for Women	100			200	12,804	25,300	12,000	248,100	57,838	35,250	1,033		1,308	37,591	4,520
Painesville	Ohio	Lake Erie College and Seminary	100			200	8,800	14,500	15,000	261,500	60,208	20,800	2,150			22,950	12,500
Allentown	Pennsylvania	Allentown College for Women	42	6		200	1,200	3,000	500	40,000		4,000				4,000	480
Bethlehem	Pennsylvania	Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies	60	20	210	250	7,000	7,000	2,500	285,000	60,000	35,000			15,000	50,000
Blairsville	Pennsylvania	Blairsville College for Girls	90			310	4,000	4,000	200	150,000	14,000	14,840	700			15,540
Chambersburg	Pennsylvania	Wilson College	40		235	275	500	500	100	90,000		7,000				7,000
Mechanicsburg	Pennsylvania	Irving Female College	50		200	225	1,000	1,000	500	75,000		15,800				15,800
Pittsburg	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania College for Women	125			275	6,000	10,000	4,000	250,000	150,000	34,000				34,000	194,000
Columbia	South Carolina	College for Women	75			180				75,000		20,000				20,000
Columbia	South Carolina	Columbia College	40	10	170	185	800	1,000	500	200,000		17,000			4,000	21,000
Due West	South Carolina	Due West Female College	38	2		112	1,000	1,000	100	15,000		9,520				9,520	20,000
Greenville	South Carolina	Greenville College for Women	50		135	150	700	700		10,000		7,500				7,500
Greenville	South Carolina	Greenville Female College	45	5		120	1,000	1,400	50	60,000		25,000				25,000
Greenwood	South Carolina	Lander College	39	10		119	4,500	5,000	1,500	52,000	510	6,114			4,000	10,114	50
Spartanburg	South Carolina	Converse College	60			190	3,600	3,600	1,200	274,000	13,000	29,500	748		3,000	33,248
Union	South Carolina	Clifford Seminary	40			99	2,000	2,000	100	1,500		2,780			500	3,280
Bristol	South Carolina	Sullins College	45	10	140		2,000	4,000	500	150,000		17,500				17,500	5,000
Franklin	Tennessee	Tennessee Female College	50	5	100	125	600	1,000	300	15,000		7,000			6,000	13,000		Statistics of 1904-05
Gallatin	Tennessee	Howard Female College	50		175	250	700	1,000		25,000		6,000				6,000
Jackson	Tennessee	Memphis Conference Female Institute	40	4	175	180	5,689	5,000	4,650	50,000		20,000				20,000
Murfreesboro	Tennessee	Soule College	70		150		500	1,500	500	12,500		17,500				17,500
Nashville	Tennessee	Boscobel College	80			175	2,000	2,000	100	60,000		12,000				12,000
Nashville	Tennessee	Ward Seminary for Young Ladies	90		200	225	3,000	3,500	5,000	125,000		48,000				48,000
Rogersville	Tennessee	Rogersville Synodical College	37	2	100	160				10,000		1,500			1,500	3,000
Belton	Texas	Baylor Female College	60	8	95	164	5,600	7,000	600	175,000		16,000			19,600	35,600
Bonham	Texas	Carlton College	45	5		126				30,000		6,624			1,000	7,624		Statistics of 1904-05
Chappell Hill	Texas	Chappell Hill Female College	50		135	150			500	25,000		6,000			500	6,500
San Antonio	Texas	San Antonio Female College	65		140	155	2,000	2,500	1,000	80,000		17,500				17,500
Abingdon	Virginia	Martha Washington College	40	15	130	150	1,000	1,000	1,000	50,000	10,000	10,000				10,000
Abingdon	Virginia	Stonewall Jackson Institute	50	4	200	225				45,000		9,500				9,500	10,000
Bristol	Virginia	Southwest Virginia Institute	50	5		150	2,000	2,000	200	150,000		16,000				16,000	350
Charlottesville	Virginia	Rawlings Institute	60	3	150	200	900	1,000		40,000		14,000				14,000
Danville	Virginia	Roanoke College	50	2	125	150	2,500	2,500	500	25,000		6,250			2,000	8,250	500
Hollins	Virginia	Hollins Institute	75	10		200	2,500	3,500	25,000	150,000		37,500				37,500
Marion	Virginia	Marion Female College	25		100	110	1,000	1,000	1,000	30,000		1,500			1,000	2,500
Petersburg	Virginia	Southern Female College	50		100	150	4,000	4,000		40,000		10,000				10,000
Richmond	Virginia	Woman's College	75	5	185	200	1,000	1,000	500	85,000		32,000				32,000
Winchester	Virginia	Episcopal Institute	50	7	165	200	700	1,000	1,000	16,000		7,000				7,000
Lewisburg	West Virginia	Lewisburg Female Institute	40	10	215	250	1,950	3,000	1,100	85,000		16,000				16,000
Milwaukee	Wisconsin	Milwaukee-Downer College	100		200	250	6,743	5,527	3,194	313,514	176,231	39,580	8,430		60,108	108,118	8,142
City	State	College	Annual expenses in college department - tuition fees	Annual expenses in college department - other fees	Annual living expenses lowest	Annual living expenses moderate	Number of library volumes	Value of library	Value of scientific apparatus and furniture	Value of grounds and buildings	Productive funds	Income from tuition and other fees	Income from productive funds	Income from State or municipal appropriations	Income from other sources	Total income	Benefactions	Notes

Source: “Table 31.—Statistics of colleges for women, Division A” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 559 – 563.

1905-06 Normal Schools Dataset

1885-86 Normal Schools, Report of the Commissioner of Education Dataset

Public Normal Schools

1905-06 Public Normal Schools

City	State	Institution	Principal	All male teachers	All female teachers	Male teachers instructing normal students	Female teachers instructing normal students	All male students	All female students	Male students below normal grade	Female students below normal grade	Male students in normal course	Female students in normal course	Male students in business course	Female students in business course	Male students in high school grades	Female students in high school grades	Male children in model school	Female children in model school	Male Black students in normal course	Female Black students in normal course	Male graduates from normal course	Female graduates from normal course	Years in normal course	Weeks in school year	Number of volumes in library	Value of grounds, buildings, furniture, and scientific apparatus	Amount of State, county, or city aid	Total Income for the year 1905-06	Amount from State, county, and city buildings and improvements	Notes
Florence	Alabama	State Normal College	Marshall C. Wilson	4	7	4	7	187	216	30	37	137	166			20	13	30	37	0	0	3	18	6	37	2,700	59,500	10,000	17,674
Jacksonville	Alabama	State Normal School	C.W. Daugette	5	7	4	6	159	167			152	164	7	3					0	0	3	2	4	40	1,500	27,000	10,000	13,100
Livingston	Alabama	Alabama Normal College	Miss Julia S. Tutwiler	2	10	2	10	12	275			11	212	0	0	1	63	8	10	0	0	0	4	4	44			10,000	11,393
Normal	Alabama	Agricultural and Mechanical College for Negroes	W.H. Councill	12	18	8	8	201	277	120	177	78	95			3	5	30	35	78	95	14	16	4	36		88,355	4,000	14,925
Troy	Alabama	State Normal College	E.M. Shackleford	8	8	8	8	271	385	163	165	77	115	0	0	31	105	163	165	0	0	2	8	4	40	4,000	41,000	10,000	16,358	100
Flagstaff	Arizona	Northern Arizona Normal School	A.N. Taylor	3	3	3	3	20	49	3	14	17	35	0	0	0	0	15	16	0	0	1	3	5	40	600	43,000	14,000	14,665	14,000
Tempe	Arizona	Normal School of Arizona	A.J. Matthews	9	6	9	5	139	281	72	105	67	176					72	105	0	0	8	30	5	40	5,000	190,000	42,000	43,300
Pine Bluff	Arkansas	Branch Normal College	Isaac Fisher	6	3	6	3	120	130	40	30	80	100							80	100	6	3	4	36	5,000	92,000	6,000	13,118
Chico	California	State Normal School	Chas. C. Van Liew	7	13	7	13	155	468	97	140	58	328					97	140			7	46	4	40	12,629	189,550	35,100	36,496	10,000
Los Angeles	California	State Normal School	Jesse F. Millspaugh	10	20	10	20	226	714	217	303	9	411					217	303			3	151	2	40	14,281	446,500	64,000	64,000	40,000
San Diego	California	State Normal School	Samuel T. Black	6	10	6	10	121	367	99	132	22	235	0	0			99	132	0	1	1	36	4	40	5,688	172,200	33,500	33,514	5,881
San Francisco	California	State Normal School	Frederick Burk	5	12	5	12	200	420	200	200	0	220	0	0	0	0	200	200	0	0	0	64	2	40	2,800	60,000	28,950	30,526	150,000
San Jose	California	State Normal School	Morris Elmer Dailey	7	21	7	21	20	468			20	468					200	175	0	1	7	160	2	38	10,000		56,250	56,250
Greeley	Colorado	State Normal School of Colorado	Z.X. Snyder	19	15	19	15	252	667	204	204	48	463	0	0	0	0	204	204	0	0			2	38	30,000	250,000	70,000	78,500	20,000
Bridgeport	Connecticut	Bridgeport City Normal School	Besse E. Howes	1	11	1	8	342	423	342	374	0	49					295	308	0	0	0	24	2	40	1,433	81,842	12,508	12,508
Danbury	Connecticut	State Normal Training School	John R. Perkins	4	12	3	5	2	83			2	83					150	154	0	1	0	35	2	40	3,000	108,000	22,222	22,222
New Britain	Connecticut	State Normal School	Marcus White	5	42	5	42	0	245			0	245					900	950	0	1	0	104	2	40			23,289	23,289
New Haven	Connecticut	State Normal School	Arthur B. Morrill	5	34	5	34	0	229			0	229							0	1			2	40	7,000	150,000	21,000	21,000
Willimantic	Connecticut	State Normal Training School	Henry T. Burr	4	18	3	13	0	91			0	91	0	0	0	0	208	180	0	0	0	24	2	40	8,927		23,489	23,489
Wilmington	Delaware	Wilmington Training School	Clara Mendenhall	0	13	0	1	0	27			0	27	0	0			180	189	0	0	0	0	1	41	846
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Washington Normal School, No. 1	Anne M. Goding	0	13	0	13	0	128	0	0	0	128	0	0	0	0	230	220			0	49	2	36	1,400
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Washington Normal School, No. 2	Lucy E. Moten	1	6	1	4	13	59			13	59	0	0	0	0	96	142	13	59	7	18	2	40	400
Tallahassee	Florida	Florida State Normal and Industrial School	Nathan B. Young	10	11	6	3	109	171	52	84	57	87					15	17	57	87	8	5	4	34	800	50,000	4,000	16,500
Athens	Georgia	State Normal School	E.C. Branson	8	18	8	18	58	372			58	372	0	0	0	0	35	41			3	64	4	38	5,683	200,000	25,000	30,650	25,000
Douglas	Georgia	Sothern Normal Institute	J. Walter Hendricks	5	6	2	0	210	185	145	140	10	5	15	5	40	35	25	22	0	0	10	4	3	40	1,000	25,000	3,250	3,250	0
Milledgeville	Georgia	Georgia Normal and Industrial College	M.M. Parks	4	19	3	7	0	410	0	68	0	145	0	130	0	67					0	16	4	38	2,000	150,000	25,000	28,000	25,000
Savannah	Georgia	Georgia State Industrial College	R.R. Wright	13	1	1	0	258	116	140	93	118	23	0	0					118	23			2	24	400	36,592	8,000	16,333
Albion	Idaho	State Normal School	G.A. Axlino	6	4	6	4	54	96	9	24	45	72	0	0	0	0	25	25	0	0	3	11	4	40	2,226	80,000	15,000	15,000	0
Lewiston	Idaho	State Normal School	George H. Black	6	5	6	3	120	192	71	62	49	130	0	0			71	62	0	0	0	6	5	40	1,450	114,000	10,750	23,390	37,500
Carbondale	Illinois	Southern Illinois State Normal University	D.B. Parkinson	14	6	14	3	450	482	90	103	360	379					90	103	12	15	6	15	4	38	19,000	400,000	53,493	57,688	9,000
Charleston	Illinois	Eastern Illinois State Normal School	L.C. Lord	8	14	8	14	352	613	125	140	227	473					125	140			9	15	4	44	9,444	250,000	65,000	67,603
Chicago	Illinois	Chicago Normal School	Ella Flagg Young	17	72	14	14	1,077	1,493	1,064	1,071	13	422	0	0	0	0	1,064	1,071	0	3	1	161	2	40	2,000	2,030,000	93,680	93,680	10,000
Dekalb	Illinois	Northern Illinois State Normal School	John W. Cook	10	16	9	16	297	908	250	313	47	595					250	313			7	59	2	37	11,000	500,000	57,000	59,150	24,900
Macomb	Illinois	Western Illinois State Normal School	Alfred Bayliss	9	6	8	2	159	270	112	155	47	115	0	0	0	0	60	60			7	30	2	36	2,840	416,000	40,500	43,211	130,000
Normal	Illinois	Illinois State Normal University	David Feimley	27	23	26	15	519	987	248	237	256	735	0	0	15	15	248	237	0	0			4	36	17,000	390,000	61,300	66,300	5,500
Indianapolis	Indiana	Indianapolis Normal School	M.E. Nicholson	4	5	4	5	0	64			0	64							0	6	1	24	2	20
Terre Haute	Indiana	Indiana State Normal School	William W. Parsons	26	15	26	6	488	956			488	956					130	116	16	17	36	72	4	39	38,000	450,000	115,371	119,835
Cedar Falls	Iowa	Iowa State Normal School	Homer H. Seerley	30	40	30	40	392	1,954	0	0	392	1,954	0	0	0	0	200	190	0	0	49	149	4	36	20,000	500,000	174,250	194,250	55,000
Woodbine	Iowa	Woodbine Normal School	M.A. Reed	5	6	5	1	288	266	164	133	15	63	43	36	66	34	152	124	0	0	3	2	3	40	1,078	30,000
Emporia	Kansas	Kansas State Normal School	Jasper N. Wilkinson	22	33	22	28	531	1,456	113	160	328	997	7	14	83	285	113	160	10	18	13	27	4	40	22,000	450,000	60,000	95,750	50,000
Hays	Kansas	Western Branch State Normal School	William S. Picken	5	4	4	3	71	130	11	13	60	117					11	13			7	3	3	38	1,500	40,000	10,000	12,740	15,000
Frankfort	Kentucky	Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute for Colored Persons	James S. Hathaway	7	6	3	1	88	113	59	55	28	56	1	2			0	0	28	56	8	4	3	36	1,200	50,000	8,000	18,007	20,000
Louisville	Kentucky	Normal Department, Louisville public school	W.J. McConathy	1	10	1	1	0	53			0	53					261	242	0	0	0	35	2	40
Natchitoches	Louisiana	State Normal School of Louisiana	B.C. Caldwell	4	19	4	19	301	603	163	138	138	465	0	0	0	0	163	138	0	0			4	32	2,000	100,000	29,000	29,000	43,000
New Orleans	Louisiana	New Orleans Normal and Training School	Miss Margaret C. Hanson	0	13	0	13	93	141	93	30	0	111	0	0	0	0	93	30	0	0	0	41	2	36	1,766	30,000	12,000	12,000
Castine	Maine	Eastern State Normal School	Albert F. Richardson	2	7	2	7	46	308	26	16	20	292	0	0	0	0	11	14	0	0	3	25	2	38	4,000	75,000	10,000	10,418	15,000
Farmington	Maine	State Normal and Training School	George C. Purington	2	10	2	7	86	317	70	70	16	247	0	0	0	0	70	70	0	0	4	47	2	38	3,500	80,000	10,000	10,780
Fort Kent	Maine	Madawaska Training School	Mary P. Nowland	1	4	1	4	57	89	51	79	6	10	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0			1	38	600	12,000	3,500	3,500	3,000
Gorham	Maine	Gorham Normal School	Walter E. Russell	2	7	2	7	70	227	70	72	0	155					70	72			0	36	2	38		110,000	10,000	10,600
Springfield	Maine	Springfield Normal School	Everett Peacock	1	2	1	2	21	21			19	18			2	3	15	15	0	0	1	2	4	30	200	5,000	900	1,002
Baltimore	Maryland	Baltimore Teachers Training School	Sarah C. Brooks	0	6	0	6	0	47			0	47													4,000
Baltimore	Maryland	Maryland State Normal School	George W. Ward	4	9	4	6	23	285	20	31	3	254	0	0	0	0	20	31	0	0	0	52	2	36	5,000	150,000	21,000	23,700		now Towson University
Frostburg	Maryland	Maryland State Normal School	Edward D. Murdaugh	2	5	2	2	56	192	48	122	8	70					48	122			1	13	2	40	100	25,000	7,000	7,000
Boston	Massachusetts	Boston Normal School	Wallace C. Boyden	5	14	5	14	11	329	0	0	11	329			0	0			0	2	6	142	2	40
Boston	Massachusetts	Massachusetts Normal Art School	George H. Bartlett	14	4	14	4	66	286	0	0	66	286	0	0	0	0			0	3			4	37	274	300,500	31,326	31,326	10,000
Bridgewater	Massachusetts	State Normal School	Albert G. Boyden	8	21	7	9	249	445	218	225	31	220	0	0	0	0	218	225	0	0	7	91	4	38	9,832	500,000	46,981	47,606
Fitchburg	Massachusetts	State Normal School	John G. Thompson	4	17	4	17	485	605	485	467	0	138	0	0	0	0	485	467	0	0	0	40	2	38	4,000	350,000	38,618	38,968
Framingham	Massachusetts	State Normal School	Henry Whittemore	4	18	4	11	0	204	0	0	0	204	0	0	0	0	138	121	0	0	0	0	2	38	3,563	225,000	31,442	31,617
Hyannis	Massachusetts	State Normal School	William A. Baldwin	4	9	3	4	111	151	100	111	11	40	0	0	0	0	100	111	0	0	5	15	2	40	1,050	150,000	30,000	30,000
Lowell	Massachusetts	State Normal School	F.F. Coburn	4	42	3	8	0	143	0	0	0	143	0	0	0	0	641	717	0	0	0	51	2	40	4,500	233,000	28,740	28,840
Lowell	Massachusetts	Training School for Teachers	Gertrude Edmund	0	30	0	10	240	252	240	232	0	20					240	232					1	40	800
North Adams	Massachusetts	State Normal School	F.F. Murdock	4	29	4	24	0	112			0	112									0	30	2	38	5,000	310,000	30,897	30,897		Statistics of 1904-05
Salem	Massachusetts	State Normal School	Joseph Asbury Pitman	5	20	5	10	178	370	173	186	5	184	0	0	0	0	173	186	0	0	1	76	2	38	5,000	300,000	35,750	35,750	0
Westfield	Massachusetts	State Normal School	Clarence A. Brodeur	5	2	5	2	0	170			0	170					306	327	0	3	0	52	2	38	3,800	375,000	29,770	30,070
Worcester	Massachusetts	State Normal School	E. Harlow Russell	7	8	7	6	4	124	0	0	4	124	0	0	0	0	29	33	0	1	0	27	3	38	15,300	216,000	23,496	23,496	0
Detroit	Michigan	Detroit Normal Training School	Charles L. Spain	2	20	2	5	0	170	0	0	0	170	0	0	0	0	300	400	0	0	0	50	3	40	1,500
Kalamazoo	Michigan	Western State Normal School	Dwight B. Waldo	7	15	7	15	266	615	194	203	72	412					194	203	2	0	2	51	4	36	2,300	110,207	35,000	36,894
Marquette	Michigan	Northern State Normal School	James H.B. Kaye	7	16	7	16	95	483	67	73	28	410					67	73			4	79	2	36	12,002	178,622	41,000	43,444
Mount Pleasant	Michigan	Central State Normal School	Charles T. Grawn	12	22	12	22	197	654			197	654							0	0	20	76	2	36	7,882	165,500	64,167	66,565
Ypsilanti	Michigan	Michigan State Normal School	Lewis H. Jones	26	47	26	31	430	2,146	164	329	266	1,817	0	0	0	0	164	329	0	2	51	348	2	36	30,000	462,975	112,000	128,200	10,800
Duluth	Minnesota	State Normal School	E.W. Bohannon	5	11	5	6	77	281	73	83	4	198	0	0	0	0	73	83	0	1	0	39	5	38	3,500	150,000	28,000	29,200	40,000
Mankato	Minnesota	State Normal School	Chas. H. Cooper	7	18	7	14	188	646	139	180	49	466	0	0	0	0	139	180	0	0	8	133	5	38	11,229	186,106	35,500	38,620	16,500
Moorhead	Minnesota	State Normal School	Frank A. Weld	7	13	7	13	131	465	81	74	50	391	0	0			81	74	0	0	6	97	5	38	6,000	128,260	35,500	36,700
St. Cloud	Minnesota	State Normal School	W.A. Shoemaker	7	16	7	12	200	549	114	86	86	463	0	0	0	0	114	86	0	0	21	141	5	38	8,127	222,000	35,500	39,230	50,000
St. Paul	Minnesota	Teachers Training School	Hiram W. Slack	3	12	3	4	285	346	285	293	0	53	0	0	0	0	52	60	0	0	0	22	2	38	4,000	50,000	750	800	0
Winona	Minnesota	Winona Normal School	G.E. Maxwell	8	16	8	16	166	489	136	130	30	359					136	130	0	0	6	163	5	38	8,000	290,000	35,000	38,000	35,000
Sherman	Mississippi	Mississippi Normal Institute	John B. Thompson	1	3	1	0	70	60	40	44	2	5			28	11			0	0				28	150	3,500	1,200	1,200
Walnut Grove	Mississippi	Mississippi Central Normal School	John Rundle	2	3	2	0	75	80	50	50	25	30									1	1	2	32	125	1,500	820	2,020		Statistics of 1904-05
Cape Girardeau	Missouri	Missouri State Normal School	W.S. Dearmont	15	12	15	8	310	489	78	90	232	399	0	0	0	0	90	78	0	0	16	17	4	48	5,350	500,000	44,300	50,217	50,093
Kirksville	Missouri	First District Normal School	John R. Kirk	19	16	18	9	510	630	70	80	440	550					70	80			25	30	6	48	16,000	170,000	45,000	56,000	60,000
Maryville	Missouri	State Normal School	Frank Deerwester	9	3	9	3	45	228	12	39	33	189	0	0	0	0	18	46	0	0	6	42	4	36	2,000	50,000	600	5,600	0
St. Louis	Missouri	Teachers College	John W. Withers	3	6	3	6	0	109	0	0	0	109	0	0			550	600	0	0	0	32	3	40	1,600	435,000	20,000	20,000	5,000
Warrensburg	Missouri	State Normal School, second district	James E. Ament	14	19	14	19	387	1,046	116	160	271	886					116	160			13	22	4	48			100,000	113,000
Dillon	Montana	Montana State Normal School	Henry H. Swain	8	6	8	6	18	179	0	0	16	153	0	0	2	26	180	212	0	0	0	23	4	40	5,460	120,000	29,000	29,420
Kearney	Nebraska	State Normal School	A.O. Thomas	11	13	11	13	186	647	52	29	2	32	61	35	71	551	52	29	0	0	0	28	5	36	1,100	100,000	65,625	69,440	5,000
Peru	Nebraska	Nebraska State Normal School	J.W. Crabtree	14	14	10	9	405	810	25	50	50	140	10	12	320	608	50	65	0	0	20	68	2	45	18,000	10,000	50,000	53,500	32,000
Plymouth	New Hampshire	State Normal School of New Hampshire	J.E. Klock	2	15	2	7	113	217	110	105	3	112					110	105	0	0	1	53	2	40	3,000	100,000	26,000	26,750	12,000
Jersey City	New Jersey	Teachers Training School	Joseph H. Brensinger	4	52	4	34	0	111			0	111					399	412	0	1	0	45	2	40		113,986
Newark	New Jersey	Newark Normal and Training School	W.S. Willis	3	24	4	5	0	125			0	125					530	538	0	1	0	60	2	40
Paterson	New Jersey	Normal Training School	Frank W. Smith	3	21	3	21	0	113			0	113					366	387			0	31	2	40	900	76,500	22,448	22,448
Trenton	New Jersey	New Jersey State Normal School	James M. Green	13	36	10	17	256	800	151	214	17	442			88	144	151	214	0	8	4	159	3	38	6,000	550,000	55,000	84,000
Las Vegas	New Mexico	New Mexico Normal University	Edmund J. Vert	5	7	5	7	106	142	24	36	82	106							38	40	1	10	5	36	3,500	80,000	18,000	19,200
Silver City	New Mexico	New Mexico Normal School	C.M. Light	3	7	3	7	71	207	50	128	1	25	5	3	15	51	29	52			1	12	2	40	5,000	80,000	14,000	15,400
Albany	New York	New York State Normal College	Wm. J. Milne	9	12	9	12	149	616	89	131	19	380	0	0	41	105	130	236	0	5	10	85	2	39	2,500	88,400	45,222	50,667	5,623
Auburn	New York	Auburn Training School	Miss M. Blanche Sheldon	0	11	0	2	175	210	175	203	0	7	0	0	0	0	175	203	0	0	0	5	2	39	150	75,000	6,750	6,750	0
Brockport	New York	State Normal and Training School	Charles T. McFarlane	5	15	5	15	199	340	127	134	24	154	0	0	48	52	127	134	0	0	6	51	2	40	10,000	300,000	44,031	44,536	11,486
Brooklyn	New York	Brooklyn Training School for Teachers	Emma L. Johnston	4	50	4	28	491	1,738	489	899	2	839	0	0	0	0	489	899	0	5	0	324	2	40
Buffalo	New York	Buffalo State Normal School	James M. Cassety	7	25	7	14	193	709	186	246	7	463	0	0	0	0	186	246	0	1	1	130	2	39	7,000	256,500	37,237	37,737	1,420
Cohoes	New York	Cohoes Training School	Emma S. Wardle	1	4	1	4	0	33	0	0	0	33	0	0	0	0			0	0			1	39	296		1,375	1,375	0
Cortland	New York	State Normal and Training School	Francis J. Cheney	8	16	4	12	327	685	237	249	46	374	44	62			237	249	0	0	9	92	4	39	9,684	268,771	37,884	38,223	1,901
Fredonia	New York	State Normal and Training School	F.B. Palmer	7	18	7	18	295	415	234	228	6	142	0	0	55	45	245	237	0	0	0	46	2	39	2,351	34,600	32,000	32,600
Geneseo	New York	State Normal School	James V. Sturges	7	18	7	18	211	463	116	139	53	262	0	0	42	62	116	139	2	1	18	99	2	39	2,308	275,000	35,000	35,079
Jamaica	New York	Jamaica Training School for Teachers	A.C. McLachlan	4	27	4	15	218	558	200	200	18	358					200	200	0	1	4	180	2	38	2,800	200,000
New Paltz	New York	State Normal and Training School	Myron T. Scudder	6	14	6	14	136	346	100	151	33	168			3	27	100	151			11	35	4	39			30,000	31,000
New York	New York	New York Training School for Teachers	E.N. Jones	6	54	6	13	759	1,817	751	1,313	8	504	0	0	0	0	751	1,313	0	1	1	145	2	40	3,000	300,000
New York	New York	Normal College of the City of New York	Thomas Hunter	7	70	7	22	350	3,125	350	700	0	2,400	0	0	0	25	350	700	0	6	0	138	4	38	8,881	1,000,000	235,143	235,143	6,800
Oneonta	New York	Oneonta Normal and Training School	Percy I. Bugbee	7	14	7	14	220	547	150	182	30	317			40	48	150	182			7	105	2	39	4,000	300,000	36,123	36,163
Oswego	New York	State Normal and Training School	Isaac B. Poucher	9	12	9	12	403	792	364	400	26	302			13	90	377	490	0	0	5	67	2	39		130,000	40,872	41,312	3,497
Plattsburg	New York	Plattsburg State Normal School	George K. Hawkins	6	18	6	18	224	421	199	283	10	127	0	0	15	11	175	266	0	0	1	28	2	40	6,500	155,000	33,968	34,423	0
Potsdam	New York	State Normal and Training School	Thomas B. Stowell	10	15	8	14	219	684	97	293	85	279	0	0	37	112					12	56	2	39	5,000	300,000	31,150	32,246		Statistics of 1904-05
Rochester	New York	Training School for Teachers	Edith A. Scott	0	26	0	8	0	52			0	52					300	400			0	52	2	38	2,900	60,000	2,200	2,200
Syracuse	New York	Normal Department, High School	G.A. Lewis	12	44	2	6	0	40	0	0	0	40	0	0	0	0	404	433	0	0	0	12	2	40	500
Elizabeth City	North Carolina	State Normal School	P.W. Moore	3	4	3	3	79	241	17	42	62	199					17	42	62	199			4	32			3,500	3,700
Fayetteville	North Carolina	State Colored Normal School	E.E. Smith	3	3	3	3	93	154	43	56	50	98					43	56	50	98	8	6	4	36	102	500	3,000	3,000		Statistics of 1904-05
Greensboro	North Carolina	North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College	J.I. Foust	10	43	10	43	0	480			0	425	0	55			150	190			0	22	4	35	5,714	400,000	45,000	72,491	10,000
Valley City	North Dakota	State Normal School	George A. McFarland	12	13	11	12	718	279	88	96	580	125	20	8	30	50	88	96			9	61	4	36	4,600	175,000	18,510	31,958	42,695
Akron	Ohio	Perkins Normal School	Lee R. Knight	2	13	2	4	304	358	304	335	0	23	0	0	0	0	165	185	0	0	0	13	2	39	1,250
Cleveland	Ohio	Cleveland Normal Training School	J,W. McGilvrey	4	46	4	6	0	220			0	220					1,000	1,250	0	2	0	95	2	38	2,000	75,000
Columbus	Ohio	Columbus Normal School	Margaret W. Sutherland	1	9	1	9	0	78	0	0	0	78	0	0	0	0	224	236	0	2	0	35	2	39	630
Dayton	Ohio	Dayton Normal and Training School	Grace A. Greene	0	2	0	2	0	55	0	0	0	55	0	0	0	0			0	0	0	20	2	38	200
Toledo	Ohio	Toledo Teachers Training School	Mrs. Ella M.R. Baird	1	3	0	1	42	116	42	44	0	72	0	0	0	0	42	44	0	0	0	29	2	40	400
Alva	Oklahoma	Northwestern Normal School	T.W. Conway	17	7	17	7	290	450	46	68	228	357	16	25			46	68			3	13	6	36	4,500	140,000	44,000	45,000	50,000
Edmond	Oklahoma	Central State Normal School	Frederick H. Umholtz	17	9	17	9	319	584	79	96	240	488					79	96			7	11	6	38	10,000	150,000	25,000	34,514		Statistics of 1904-05
Langston	Oklahoma	Colored Agricultural and Normal University	Inman E. Page	9	3	8	1	141	222	125	170	3	8			13	44			3	8			4	39	1,050	49,950	19,164	21,664		Statistics of 1904-05
Weatherford	Oklahoma	Southwestern State Normal School	J.R. Campbell	13	9	13	9	230	239	0	0	230	239	0	0	0	0	30	31	0	0	4	1	6	40	3,000	80,000	30,000	41,000	70,000
Ashland	Oregon	Southern Oregon State Normal School	Benjamin F. Mulkey	6	4	6	4	68	139			68	139	0	0			39	52			7	27	3	40	1,500	25,000	10,500	13,008
Drain	Oregon	Central Oregon State Normal School	A.L. Briggs	3	8	3	8	132	202	79	67	53	135					79	67			7	8	6	40	500	15,000	13,000	13,500
Monmouth	Oregon	State Normal School	Edwin De Vore Ressler	10	4	10	4	58	190			58	190	0	0	0	0	84	112	0	0	11	34	4	40	3,000	50,000	19,500	23,700
Weston	Oregon	Eastern Oregon State Normal School	Robert Carver French	5	5	4	4	126	122	52	49	74	73	0	0	0	0	52	49	0	0	8	10	4	40	1,500	90,000	12,500	24,220	0
Bloomsburg	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	Judson P. Welsh	14	18	14	13	273	485	54	57	153	326	6	10	60	92	54	57	0	0	14	97	3	40	4,467		10,000	32,718
California	Pennsylvania	Southwestern State Normal School	Theo. B. Noss	18	15	15	10	435	619	203	235	189	341	18	12	25	31	203	235	0	2	20	59	3	40	6,570	274,200	10,000	35,840
Clarion	Pennsylvania	Clarion State Normal School	J. George Becht	10	9	10	9	204	396	15	48	186	346	3	2			22	38					3	41	8,500	287,300	10,000	29,962	0
East Stroudsburg	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	E.L. Kemp	8	11	8	8	158	294	44	49	114	245					44	49			21	84	3	40	7,500	210,000	10,000	26,000
Edinboro	Pennsylvania	Edinboro State Normal School	John F. Bigler	11	10	11	10	208	521	42	58	24	48	16	5	126	410	42	58	1	0	24	48	3	40	10,422	218,300	10,000	27,528	0
Indiana	Pennsylvania	Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania	D.J. Walter, jr.	12	17	12	15	296	592	104	103	128	418	38	22	26	49	104	103	2	0	2	39	3	40	5,950	366,650	10,000	24,910	410
Kutztown	Pennsylvania	Keystone State Normal School	A.C. Rothermel	21	11	21	11	441	446	96	94	318	332	4	7	23	13	96	94			52	54	3	40	8,911	377,760	10,000	31,836
Lock Haven	Pennsylvania	Central State Normal School	J.R. Flickinger	13	11	13	11	227	409			227	409											3	40	4,000	300,000	10,000	30,000
Mansfield	Pennsylvania	Mansfield State Normal School	Andrew T. Smith	10	11	10	8	322	483	78	117	230	332	6	8	8	26	78	117	0	0	23	47	3	40	6,327	298,150	10,000	37,314	0
Millersville	Pennsylvania	First Pennsylvania State Normal School	E. Oram Lyte	20	18	18	15	518	752	107	110	411	642					107	110			26	80	3	40	11,000	550,000	10,000	44,700
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia Normal School for Girls	J.M. Willard	2	44	2	27	147	867	147	431	0	436	0	0	0	0	147	431	0	7	0	153	2	42	11,840	525,000	65,000	65,000	8,000
Pittsburg	Pennsylvania	Normal Department, Pittsburg High School	Jane Ralston	2	10	2	10	0	331			0	331									0	45	4	40	1,700
Shippensburg	Pennsylvania	Cumberland Valley State Normal School	G.M.D. Eckels	10	12	10	12	203	348	52	57	151	291					52	57	2	2	31	49	3	40	5,050	252,000	10,000	30,000	10,000
Slippery Rock	Pennsylvania	Slippery Rock State Normal School	Albert F. Malthy	12	10	11	10	360	627	111	122	230	473	0	0	19	32	123	140	0	1	18	62	3	42	2,085	161,000	10,000	36,500	10,000
West Chester	Pennsylvania	West Chester State Normal School	George M. Phillips	19	15	19	15	208	609			208	609					98	109	1	11	28	139	3	40	15,718	739,950	10,000	40,500	10,000
Providence	Rhode Island	Rhode Island State Normal School	Charles S. Chapin	4	34	4	25	193	517	192	208	1	282			0	27			0	0	0	85	3	39	16,000	800,000	54,000	64,000
Rockhill	South Carolina	Winthrop Normal and Industrial College	D.B. Johnson	7	33	7	32	35	564	35	98	0	390	0	13	0	63	35	98	0	0	0	56	4	37	7,508	360,000	56,368	68,526
Madison	South Dakota	State Normal School	J.W. Heston	4	9	4	9	30	208			30	208	0	0			39	76	0	0	2	38	5	36	3,000	140,000	25,200	29,865	0
Spearfish	South Dakota	State Normal School	F.L. Cook	6	11	6	11	184	268	82	97	102	171	0	0	0	0	82	97	0	0	9	30	5	38	13,000	100,000	25,000	32,060	0
Springfield	South Dakota	State Normal School	J.S. Frazee	3	8	3	5	104	136	44	48	60	88	0	0			44	48	0	0	4	16	5	36	1,500	60,000	13,000	13,000
Nashville	Tennessee	Peabody College for Teachers	James D. Porter	17	14	17	14	175	422			175	422					135	170			9	39	2	34	20,000	250,000		47,000
Denton	Texas	North Texas State Normal School	J.S. Kendall	7	8	7	8	191	393	0	0	191	393	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	36	8,650	100,000	37,500	41,500	12,000
Detroit	Texas	Detroit Normal School	W.S. Woodson	3	7	2	1	210	203	173	160	37	43	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	36	200	2,500	6,000	6,520	500
Huntsville	Texas	Sam Houston Normal Institute	H.C. Pritchett	7	11	7	11	190	387			190	387									33	100	3	36	25,500	80,000	39,500	41,075
Prairie View	Texas	Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College	Edward L. Blackshear	11	4	8	1	195	217	0	0	185	203	0	0	10	14	0	0	185	203	28	30	4	39	1,000	108,000	17,500	42,000
Cedar City	Utah	Branch Normal School	William M. Stewart	8	2	8	2	99	101			99	101									10	13	4	38	3,400	80,000	17,000	18,000
Castleton	Vermont	State Normal School	Philip R. Leavenworth	1	9	1	6	14	107			14	107			0	0	56	60	0	0	2	39	2	40	5,000	25,000	7,500	7,775	0
Johnson	Vermont	State Normal School	Edward D. Collins	2	9	2	5	3	76	0	0	3	76	0	0	0	0	67	74	0	0	0	36	3	40	2,638		7,500	7,650
Randolph Center	Vermont	State Normal School	Charles H. Morrill	2	7	2	6	40	110	38	41	2	69	0	0	0	0	38	41	0	0	0	32	2	40	3,000	20,000	7,500	7,700
Farmville	Virginia	State Female Normal School	J.L. Jarman	4	21	4	8	0	758	0	190	0	75			0	493	0	190			0	65	2	39	4,125	250,000	40,000	46,000	40,000
Hampton	Virginia	Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute	H.B. Frissell	51	74	4	3	736	647	448	497	22	23			266	127	198	277	18	22	22	23	2	35	20,636	901,362	18,663	225,976	0	Amount reported under state/city is federal support
Petersburg	Virginia	Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute	J.H. Johnston	6	8	6	5	152	330	69	127	83	203						23	26	83	203	11	31	34	2,500	167,000	15,000	18,189
Bellingham	Washington	State Normal School	Edward T. Mathes	8	12	8	12	135	409	95	109	10	143			30	157	95	109	0	1	0	41	6	38	8,000	180,000	35,000	38,000
Cheney	Washington	State Normal School	Harry M. Shafer	9	10	9	10	49	277	0	0	47	276	0	0	2	1	70	65	0	0	0	21	6	36	7,000	135,000	32,500	33,890	0
Ellensburg	Washington	Washington State Normal School	W.E. Wilson	4	8	4	8	23	163			23	163							0	0	0	17	2	36	6,000	70,000	27,500	29,340
Fairmont	West Virginia	Fairmont State Normal School	U.S. Fleming	2	12	2	12	200	230	120	130	40	50			40	50	8	13	0	0	2	4	4	40	4,000	110,000	30,000	30,825	17,500
Glenville	West Virginia	State Normal School	John C. Shaw	3	5	3	5	83	83	0	0	83	83	0	0	0	0	0	0			7	2	4	40	3,300	30,000	8,000	8,325	300
Huntington	West Virginia	Marshall College, State Normal School	Lawrence J. Corbly	9	19	9	8	400	578	29	46	203	300			168	232	29	46			8	13	4	36	7,000	265,000	20,500	22,700	40,000
Institute	West Virginia	West Virginia Colored Institute	J. McH. Jones	17	6	4	1	92	116	47	49	1	10	5	9	39	48			1	10			4	40	2,500	96,049	34,675	35,420	5,000
Shepherdstown	West Virginia	Shepherd College, State Normal School	J.G. Knutti	3	6	3	6	81	77	0	0	50	50	0	0	31	27	0	0	0	0	3	2	5	40	3,000	100,000	15,000	15,630	1,000
West Liberty	West Virginia	West Liberty State Normal School	Lorain Fortney	3	6	3	5	100	107			91	107