Bishop College
Historically Black College
By Theodore Bolton

 

Fiat Lux "Let There Be Light" - Bishop College's Motto
Bishop College Alumni Association
Bishop Blue: The Living Legacy of Bishop College
Handbook of Texas Online:
Sketch from Evidences of Progress Among Colored People
Sketch from Negro Education: A Study of the Private and Higher Schools
Sketch from History of Education in Texas
Peoples
Staff and Faculty
Notable Personages
The Jackson Davis Collection: 
Wyalucing, Bishop & West Bush Streets
Wyalucing Plantation
Bethesda Baptist Church
Theological Class; Bishop College
The Bishop College Alma Mater
 
.John F. Slater Fund Reports
 
Summary Of The Work Of 1892-1893
Summary Of The Work Of 1893-1894
Summary Of The Work Of 1894-1895
Summary Of The Work Of 1895-1896
Summary Of The Work Of 1896-1897
Summary Of The Work Of 1897-1898
Summary Of The Work Of 1898-1899
Summary Of The Work Of 1899-1900.
Summary Of The Work Of 1900-1901
Summary Of The Work Of 1901-1902
Report Of The Acting General Agent And Summary Of The Work Of 1902-1903 To The Trustees of the John F. Slater Fund
Report Of The General Agent And Summary Of The Work Of 1903-1904 To The Trustees of the John F. Slater Fund
Report Of The General Agent And Summary Of The Work Of 1904-1905 To The Trustees of the John F. Slater Fund
Report Of The General Agent And Summary Of The Work Of 1905-1906. To The Trustees of the John F. Slater Fund
Report from Bishop College To The Trustees of the John F. Slater Fund 1906-1907
Report from Bishop College To The Trustees of the John F. Slater Fund 1907-1908
Report from Bishop College To The Trustees of the John F. Slater Fund 1908-1909
Report from Bishop College To The Trustees of the John F. Slater Fund 1909-1910
Report from Bishop College To The Trustees of the John F. Slater Fund 1910-1911
 
 
 
 

My Websites 
AfroTexan Historical and Genealogical Resources

All God's Children Got Wings: Tribute to Former Slaves of Texas

When Freedom Cried Out  The Freedmen's Bureau in Texas

Shackles on my Feet  African American Laws of 19th-Century Texas

The Union League of Texas The Freedmen's Bureau Political Counterpart

A Penny Here, A Penny There Historically Black Colleges In Texas

Trees Planted by the Water: Early African American Legislators

African Americans in Camp County The Early Years

African Americans in Harrison County The Early Years

African Americans in Marion County The Early Years

African Americans in Upshur County The Early Years

The Bolton Community of Camp / Upshur The Early Years

Your Bible (My first site) Some of my favorite scriptures

Old Buildings of Harrison County  Most built by slave labor

Historic Buildings of Marion County Most built by slave labor
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