The Institution Through Time
Phase One of The Institution Through Time (1830-1840) explores the formation and early years of the institution that became Richmond College and later the University of Richmond. It addresses:
- the institution’s Baptist origins, including the role of the Virginia Baptist General Association, formation of the Virginia Baptist Education Society, and creation and mission of two home-based education centers in 1830;
- institutional reliance on the labor of enslaved adults and children during its first 29 years;
- the 1832 opening of Virginia Baptist Seminary; and
- the transition to Richmond College.
Timeline
This timeline highlights significant developments that led to the formation of the institution that became the University of Richmond, as well as milestones of the institution’s first decades.
As An Unfolding History expands, the timeline will likewise expand to incorporate additional institutional milestones.
Topics
Formation & Early Years
1830
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1840
present
Formation & Early Years
1830
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1840
Richmond College
1840
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1865
present
Forthcoming in a future phase
Richmond College
1840
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1865
Post-War Restructuring
1865
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1869
present
Forthcoming in a future phase
Post-War Restructuring
1865
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1869
A Growing Institution
1869
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1920
present
Forthcoming in a future phase
A Growing Institution
1869
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1920
The University of Richmond
1920
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1969
present
Forthcoming in a future phase
The University of Richmond
1920
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1969
The University in the Late 20th Century
1969
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2000
present
Forthcoming in a future phase
The University in the Late 20th Century
1969
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2000
The University in the 21st Century
2000
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present
Forthcoming in a future phase
The University in the 21st Century
2000
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