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Tag Archives: President George Morgan Ward
“Rollins Reminiscences”: Emma N. Gaylord
Rollins Students and Faculty, 1896-97 (click on the photo to enlarge) Among the many intriguing items in the Archives is a box labeled “Rollins Reminiscences.” This box contains recollections from many of our earliest students, including Emma N. Gaylord, … Continue reading
New Ways With Old Photos
Rollins students and faculty, 1901-02 One of the most-noticed items on display in the Archives is this photo of the Rollins community in the early 1900s. It was taken at Knowles Hall, the first building on campus and a popular … Continue reading