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22. Juli 2019 · The Nashville Female Academy. The first formal school for girls and young women in the city was the Nashville Female Academy. Founded on July 4, 1816, a year before Adelicia Hayes' birth, her father, O.B. Hayes, did not buy shares in the Academy on that day but was one of the owners by the end of the month. In 1819, he added the role of board ...
upon his arrival in Nashville he was elected to take charge of the second junior academic class in the Nashville Female academy.13 Whether or not he received an invitation to join the faculty of the Nashville Female Academy before resigning at La Grange College is not definitely known. The year 1839 marks the beginning of Dr. Elliott's con-
southern belles at the Nashville Female Academy, 1816–1861 The Nashville Female Academy was organized in the early days of the city’s existence, and it quickly rose to become one of the most respected female schools in the south. As early as 1830 the academy’s influence extended well beyond the Nashville city limits, and it helped to foster
21. Sept. 2022 · The Nashville Female Academy, the town's first formal school for women, opened its doors the following year. William Hume, a graduate of the University of Edinburgh and a Presbyterian minister by trade who arrived in Nashville in 1802, was appointed president of the Academy in 1820.
He enrolled her at the Nashville Female Academy. She attended traditional classes for girls like drawing and music. She also had classes in reading, writing, history, and geography. You are probably learning some of the same subjects that Adelica studied.
The Nashville Female Academy, the East Tennessee Female Academy, and the Columbia Female Institute became hospitals. The Porter Female Academy in Triune, Williamson County, was burned. The Columbia Athenaeum became headquarters, barracks, and a hospital for the Union Army, but still endeavored to stay open for students.
18. Mai 2013 · Nashville History: NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. Saturday, May 18, 2013. NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. THE regular Examination of this admirable institution under the supervision of the Rev. C. D. Elliott, came off recently, and was in all respects highly honorable to both teachers and pupils.
