Dates

• Majority of material found within 1930 - 1960

Extent

From the University Archives Collection: 0.416 Linear Feet (A forerunner of the Laboratory School at Southwestern was a nine week’s summer course, first offered in 1911, for perspective teachers. It included a regular model school of nine grades with observation, practice, and directed teacher training. These Summer Normal Schools were held every summer until the institution of the regular two-year training course. The F.M. Hamilton Laboratory School…was constructed on the Southwestern Campus in 1939 under the administration of F.M. Hamilton, then dean of the College of Education.)

Language of Materials

From the University Archives Collection: English