Tag: Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Brief biography of Professor Elon H. Eaton and history the Eaton Birding Society
An account of the 1968 election night rally on the campus of Hobart and William Smith Colleges and its aftermath
Part of a series chronicling student unrest on the campus of Hobart and William Smith Colleges in 1968 after the resignation of the colleges' president, Albert Holland
Overview of the Seven Sisters fashion style from the 1940s to 1970s and its influence on William Smith students
Dr. Jay Byington Covert was possibly the biggest promoter of lacrosse in Geneva.
Chronicle of the early history of lacrosse at Hobart College.
The formation and activities of the Geneva Peace Council during the 1930s. 
A brief history of Houghton House on the campus of Hobart and William Smith College.
Overview of our relationship with Hobart and William Smith Colleges.
Overview of Smith’s Park, developed by nurseryman and philanthropist William Smith.
A brief biography of artist Norman  Kent.
Overview of the social rules followed by Hobart College freshmen during the 20th century
HWS Theatre and Historic Geneva present a theatrical walking tour that brings to life iconic African American figures from Geneva’s past.
A comparison of the admission process at Hobart College in 1839-1839 and 1911-1912
Overview of lifelong learning opportunities from around the community.
In honor of her 200th birthday, Elizabeth Blackwell’s story and her ties to Geneva in her own words.
In honor of her 200th birthday, Elizabeth Blackwell’s story and her ties to Geneva in her own words.
Discussion on the impact of Title IX on young women and sports .
The development of baseball in the United States during the 1800s.
An appeal plea to read books, newspapers, or magazines in print or electronic format. 
The travels of Blanchard Bartlett Walker through her diaries and scrapbooks.
I have many favorite historical photos of Geneva, but the 1893 Hobart College Banjo & Glee Club is in my Top Ten. Those clothes, those haircuts, those instruments! As a player and fan of banjos and mandolins, I am interested in their popularity at that time.
A quick view of Hobart & William Smith Colleges during the tumultuous 1960s.
Very early on May 5, 1970, Ontario County Sheriffs arrested five Hobart students in a drug raid. The raid turned up hash pipes, pills and marijuana. One of the sheriffs was recognized by the students as “Tommy the Traveler” – a man who had been active on campus encouraging anti-war and anti-ROTC protests, and claiming to be a member of Students for a Democratic Society.
Relationship between the Geneva Historical Society and Hobart and William Smith Colleges