Box 3

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Documents including correspondence regarding financial transactions and student reports; includes receipts for goods purchased;special event programs; letter from Francis Vespre, S.J., dated December 22, 1850, recommending Irish immigrant servant Cornelius Deasy, who had worked as gardener and manual worker.

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Manuscript histories of Gonzaga College High School and St. Aloysius' Church; mimeographed copy of play "Sebastian: A Drama in Four Acts" (undated).

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Ephemera, newspaper clippings, and programs documenting public programs at Gonzaga College High School. Includes manuscript copy of "Silver Jubilee Celebration of the New York-Maryland Province, 1879-1904: A Sketch of Gonzaga College" and manuscript of commencement address by Vincent Coughlan, "Cassius, The Politician. Gonzaga College Hall," June 17, 1897.

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Programs, correspondence, newsclippings, and published programs of the Alumni Association of Gonzaga College High School

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Programs, correspondence, newsclippings, and published programs of the Alumni Association of Gonzaga College High School

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Programs, ephemera, newsclippings, and accounts of the programs marking the Centennial of Gonzaga College High School in 1921

Scope and Contents Deed for square 376, lot 3 (fronting F Street, NW), July 12, 1810; Deed for square 376, lot 4, June 13, 1815; Deed for square 376, lots 16-17 (fronting G Street NW) May 16, 1815; list of rectors of Washington Seminary and Gonzaga College High School, 1909; and correspondence, 1848-1849, including two letters from Stanislaus Murray to Rev. Blox: November 18, 1848, in which Murray attests to the honesty and care of Ned, and November 20, 1848, in which Murray agrees to let the Seminary hire Ned...

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Documents including: manuscript of bill to incorporate Gonzaga College High School (1858); list of students (1857); lists of members of the Sodality of the Holy Angels (1856-1857); event programs and general ephemera, many related to the Phocion Society and commencements (1855-1895); receipts (1858-1860); correspondence (1883-1895); and newsclippings.