Birmingham Female Institute: Difference between revisions

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This article is about the school founded in 1879. For the 1883 school, see Birmingham Female College.

The Birmingham Female Institute was opened on September 1, 1879 by the trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

J. W. Christian, pastor of First Methodist Church served as president and principal, with assistance from Annie Green, formerly associated with Professor Robertson, as "instructress".

The school offered instruction for grades one to three at rates ranging from $2.00 to $3.00 per term.

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-The '''Birmingham Female Institute''' was opened in September [[1879]] by [[J. W. Christian]], pastor of [[First United Methodist Church|First Methodist Church]], with assistance from [[Annie Green]], formerly associated with [[Professor Robertson]].
+The '''Birmingham Female Institute''' was opened on [[September 1]], [[1879]] by the trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
+[[J. W. Christian]], pastor of [[First United Methodist Church|First Methodist Church]] served as president and principal, with assistance from [[Annie Green]], formerly associated with [[Professor Robertson]], as "instructress".
+The school offered instruction for grades one to three at rates ranging from $2.00 to $3.00 per term.
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