HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 4
institution located at Hampden-Sidney, in ince Edward ce., Va. It was founde din muuder Presbyterian auspices in 1776 and seven years later was incorporated under the laws of Virginia. Some of the most famous names of Revolutionary history, such as Patrick Henry, James Madison and others, were among the incorporators of the institution. The college owns a property of 250 acres. It has cla ical and scientific courses leading to the usual degrees. The library has more than 25,000 volumes. In 1923 there were 180 students in attendance and a teaching staff of ten profe ors.
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