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1965-1969, 5 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY YEARBOOKS, PRESIDENT MARVIN WACHMAN'S COPY, HBCU
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Goup of 5 Lincoln University Yearbooks, years 1965-1969. These are the President of the University, Marvin Wachman's personal copies.
The Lion
Lincoln University
Lincoln University, PA
1965-1969
First Edition
Though unmarked, these copies originate from the collection of Marvin Wachman (1917-2007), who served as the President of Lincoln University at the time. I acquired them from Marvin Wachman's daughter, Lynn, along with a substantial number of items associated with Marvin Wachman.
Five quartos, publisher's original boards, illustrated throughout with photographs. Minimal wear, else in very good + condition.
Lincoln University, chartered in 1854 as the Ashmun Institute, holds the distinction of being the first degree-granting historically black university in the United States. Located in Chester County, Pennsylvania, near Oxford, the university has a strong focus on liberal arts education, offering undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines. Notable alumni include Thurgood Marshall, the first African American Supreme Court Justice. The campus, with a mix of historic and modern buildings, reflects Lincoln University's commitment to academic excellence. Throughout its history, the institution has played a crucial role in advancing African Americans in education and society, leaving a lasting legacy of leadership and achievement.
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Though unmarked, these copies originate from the collection of Marvin Wachman (1917-2007), who served as the President of Lincoln University at the time. I acquired them from Marvin Wachman's daughter, Lynn, along with a substantial number of items associated with Marvin Wachman. Lincoln University, chartered in 1854 as the Ashmun Institute, holds the distinction of being the first degree-granting historically black university in the United States. Located in Chester County, Pennsylvania, near Oxford, the university has a strong focus on liberal arts education, offering undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines. Notable alumni include Thurgood Marshall, the first African American Supreme Court Justice. The campus, with a mix of historic and modern buildings, reflects L