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26. Jan. 2018 · 1929 yearbook of Ward-Belmont College. Comments. Digital access provided by Harpeth Hall. Keywords. College yearbooks; Women’s college. Recommended Citation. Ward-Belmont College (Nashville, Tenn.), "Milestones 1929" (1929). Milestones ...
26. Jan. 2018 · Ward-Belmont College (Nashville, Tenn.), "Milestones 1948" (1948). . 35. 1948 yearbook of Ward-Belmont College. Title page erroneously states volume XXXIII.
In 1913, Ward Seminary merged with Belmont College for Young Women and formed the Ward-Belmont School, a high school and junior college for women. In the spring of 1951, Ward-Belmont closed, and local community leaders organized to ensure that college preparatory, all-girls education continued in Nashville. This group purchased Estes Estate in Green Hills and renamed the school Harpeth Hall ...
7. Juli 2021 · In 1913, the prestigious Ward Seminary merged with Belmont College for Young women, forming Ward-Belmont College. For the next 38 years, Ward-Belmont would remain an all-girls school. In 1951, the school became co-educational and was renamed Belmont College. Today, Belmont University is a thriving place of higher education for young men and women.
Jun 17, 2016 - Ward-Belmont provided secondary and higher education to young women in Nashville, TN from 1913-1951. It was comprised of a Junior College, Preparatory School, Conservatory of Music and Schools of Art and Dancing for both boarding students and local day students.
8. Okt. 2017 · Until the Great Depression, Ward-Belmont prospered, and enrollment reached 1,200. The college achieved national recognition, particularly in music and speech, and the customs established at the school’s founding became venerated traditions. The depression broke the school’s momentum, and Ward-Belmont fell deeply into debt. Though successive administrations reduced the amount owed, the ...
The school merged with Ward Seminary to become the prestigious Ward-Belmont School for Women (1913-1951), and in 1951, with the support of the Tennessee Baptist Convention, the school became the coed Belmont College. Since becoming Belmont University in 1991, Belmont has grown not only in size but in quality. The mansions, gardens and statues ...
