Educational Institutions in the Early Republic

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Academy of Natural Sciences (<= link under associations).

American Literary, Scientific, and Military Academy

The American Lyceum

Amherst College

Andover Theological Seminary

Boston Latin School

Boston Mechanics' Institute

Bowdoin College

Brown University

Cambridgeport - the Port School

Cincinnati University

Columbia (New York)

Cooper Union

Dartmouth College

Episcopal Academy of Connecticut

In Cheshire, CT, about 15 miles north of New Haven. Described by Glenn Weaver in Ct Historical Soc. Bulletin, Jan., 1962, as "America's First 'Junior College'".

Hamilton College

Hartford Female Seminary

Harvard University and Theological Seminary

Illinois College

Knox College

Lane Theological Seminary

Middlebury College

Mount Bethel (S.Carolina)

Nashville, University

New Jersey, College of

Norwich University

Oberlin College and Theological Seminary

Oneida Institute:

The Port School (xref)

University of Philadelphia

Phillips Academy (later: Phillips Andover)

Phillips Exeter Academy

Princeton University

Rhode Island College

Round Hill School

South Carolina College

Transylvania University

Troy Female Seminary

Union College (Schenectady, NY)

Union Theological Seminary

West Point

Western Reserve College

William and Mary

Williams College

Yale University

Young Ladies' Academy of Philadelphia


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