JCSU History Collection

JCSU History Collection

JCSU History Collection

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Johnson C. Smith University was established on April 7, 1867 with Rev. Samuel C. Alexander as the director and Rev. Willis L. Miller as the associate director and field agent. The first school session began May 1, 1867 with an enrollment of five to ten students.

The history of Johnson C. Smith University contains correspondences, original letters regarding the establishment of the University, speeches, handouts, pamphlets, news articles and books outlining the founding of the University. The collection also covers the co-founders and their roles in the development of the University. The pictures are housed in the Photograph Collection.
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