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Dickson College is a diverse college that provides for unique, personal and academic needs of our students. Enrolments are now open. 5.30pm – Principal’s address in the College Hall. First round enrolments close at 11.59pm. Offers made to prospective students.
Dickson had a college baseball team in the 1890’s and by the early 1900’s the college fielded what is believed to be the first organized football team in Dickson County. The team was nicknamed the “Maroons,” due to the maroon jerseys they wore on the field.
In March 1892 a local newspaper hailed Dickson Normal College as a “booming school.” The institution quickly earned a reputation as one of the state’s finest, rivaling prestigious establishments like Vanderbilt in Nashville and the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. The success was attributed not only to the dedication of Professors ...
The Dickson Normal College opened its first session in the fall of 1891. Many of the students were “boarding school students” who had arrived on the railroad from places outside of Dickson, while some were from Dickson County. The school was an immediate success.
21. Jan. 2022 · Dickson had a college baseball team in the 1890s and by the early 1900s the college fielded what is believed to be the first organized football team in Dickson County. The team was nicknamed the “Maroons” due to the maroon jerseys the players wore on the field.
City: Cookeville HOLLADAY, Oscar K., attorney at law; born Pekin, Tenn., Nov. 6, 1876; English and Scotch-Irish descent; son of William A. and Martha J. (Jared) HOLLADAY; father’s occupation, farmer; educated Dickson Normal College and Cumberland University; graduated from the former Literary 1897, from the latter law 1898; married Margaret […]
The Dickson Normal College graduated its last class in 1912. PHOTO COURTESY OF DISCOVERING DICKSON COUNTY FACEBOOK PAGE JUSTIN SPURLOCK In 1909, when Malcolm Patterson took over as the new governor of Tennessee, he made a promise to improve education in the state. As new modern schools began to be built all across Tennessee, Patterson
