Box 151

Scope and Contents From the Series: During most of Woodstock’s existence, the student body would decamp for a nearly two month long summer vacation at what was known as “the Villa.” While at the Villa, much of the formality of seminary life was relaxed, and was given over to community recreation. For most of this period the Villa was located at St. Inigoes, a long held Jesuit property in southern Maryland on the coast of the Chesapeake Bay, and a former plantation of Jesuit-owned slaves. Starting in the 1930s, the Villa was...

Scope and Contents From the Series: During most of Woodstock’s existence, the student body would decamp for a nearly two month long summer vacation at what was known as “the Villa.” While at the Villa, much of the formality of seminary life was relaxed, and was given over to community recreation. For most of this period the Villa was located at St. Inigoes, a long held Jesuit property in southern Maryland on the coast of the Chesapeake Bay, and a former plantation of Jesuit-owned slaves. Starting in the 1930s, the Villa was...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection consists of a number of series documenting Woodstock College from 1869-1975. Founded in 1869 in Woodstock, MD, the college served the Maryland Province of Jesuits, and later the Maryland-New York Province, as the scholasticate for Jesuits under formation. During its tenure (1869-1974), it was the intellectual center of American Jesuit scholarship. These series document the everyday life of students, administrators and the history of the college.Portions of this...

Scope and Contents From the Series: During most of Woodstock’s existence, the student body would decamp for a nearly two month long summer vacation at what was known as “the Villa.” While at the Villa, much of the formality of seminary life was relaxed, and was given over to community recreation. For most of this period the Villa was located at St. Inigoes, a long held Jesuit property in southern Maryland on the coast of the Chesapeake Bay, and a former plantation of Jesuit-owned slaves. Starting in the 1930s, the Villa was...

Scope and Contents From the Series: During most of Woodstock’s existence, the student body would decamp for a nearly two month long summer vacation at what was known as “the Villa.” While at the Villa, much of the formality of seminary life was relaxed, and was given over to community recreation. For most of this period the Villa was located at St. Inigoes, a long held Jesuit property in southern Maryland on the coast of the Chesapeake Bay, and a former plantation of Jesuit-owned slaves. Starting in the 1930s, the Villa was...

Scope and Contents From the Series: During most of Woodstock’s existence, the student body would decamp for a nearly two month long summer vacation at what was known as “the Villa.” While at the Villa, much of the formality of seminary life was relaxed, and was given over to community recreation. For most of this period the Villa was located at St. Inigoes, a long held Jesuit property in southern Maryland on the coast of the Chesapeake Bay, and a former plantation of Jesuit-owned slaves. Starting in the 1930s, the Villa was...

Scope and Contents From the Series: During most of Woodstock’s existence, the student body would decamp for a nearly two month long summer vacation at what was known as “the Villa.” While at the Villa, much of the formality of seminary life was relaxed, and was given over to community recreation. For most of this period the Villa was located at St. Inigoes, a long held Jesuit property in southern Maryland on the coast of the Chesapeake Bay, and a former plantation of Jesuit-owned slaves. Starting in the 1930s, the Villa was...

Scope and Contents From the Series: During most of Woodstock’s existence, the student body would decamp for a nearly two month long summer vacation at what was known as “the Villa.” While at the Villa, much of the formality of seminary life was relaxed, and was given over to community recreation. For most of this period the Villa was located at St. Inigoes, a long held Jesuit property in southern Maryland on the coast of the Chesapeake Bay, and a former plantation of Jesuit-owned slaves. Starting in the 1930s, the Villa was...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection consists of a number of series documenting Woodstock College from 1869-1975. Founded in 1869 in Woodstock, MD, the college served the Maryland Province of Jesuits, and later the Maryland-New York Province, as the scholasticate for Jesuits under formation. During its tenure (1869-1974), it was the intellectual center of American Jesuit scholarship. These series document the everyday life of students, administrators and the history of the college.Portions of this...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection consists of a number of series documenting Woodstock College from 1869-1975. Founded in 1869 in Woodstock, MD, the college served the Maryland Province of Jesuits, and later the Maryland-New York Province, as the scholasticate for Jesuits under formation. During its tenure (1869-1974), it was the intellectual center of American Jesuit scholarship. These series document the everyday life of students, administrators and the history of the college.Portions of this...