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JENNINGS SEMINARY SCHOOL Aurora Illinois 1860s CDV Photo Rare anson Most are identified and some

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Most are identified and some have been researched

as he was credited with saving more than 40 lives during his lifetime

mainly late-1800s cabinet cards of people

they are each holding a leather satchel (or purse) with "U

but other than the tarnish ring the condition appears to be excellent

JENNINGS SEMINARY SCHOOL Aurora Illinois 1860s CDV Photo Rare anson Most are identified and someOriginal CDV of Jennings Seminary in Aurora, Illinois. Jennings Seminary was established in 1855 under the name of Clark Seminary in honor of Reverend John Clark, a Methodist clergyman who first projected the institution. At first, the school was coeducational, but in 1900, it became a seminary for girls. In 1864, Elza Jennings gave $15,000. 00 toward the endowment of the seminary and consequently, the name was changed from Clark to Jennings Seminary.

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