A Thumbnail Story
Chapter I.
The first home of the Wilmington Business School, Three East Ninth Street, August, 1900. Tow room--seven students. One of the rooms had been divided to make an office.
Chapter II.
The old home of the School, One East Eighth Street, March Twenty-fifth, Nineteen Hundred Seven [1907]. Nine room and from three hundred to five hundred students a year in the day and evening classes.
Chapter III.
TO BE WRITTEN
Start with March Twenty-fifth, Nineteen Hundred Seven, a long-term lease in the DuPont Building, Market and Tenth Streets, plenty of room to grow, and--say fifteen rooms on the second floor.
Black and white photographs including sports teams (baseball, basketball); class pictures of Goldey College [1902] (black & white silver gelatin photographs); photograph of the Wilmington Business School building (1901-1907); "The Saddler-Rowe . . .International . . . Business Practice" by H. M. Rowe, Ph.D. 1895 with hand written marginalia; a History of Goldey College pamphlet; postcards of Wilmington Business School, 1902.
