Administration

Executive secretary and administrative assistant. Letters, memos, newspaper clippings, notices, miscellaneous information, reports, etc.

1851-1917
Correspondence concerning Indian affairs including the following:

Assistant to the commandant (captain and major), dean of men, secretary of Hampton Institute, assistant director of public relations.

Correspondence, reports, and miscellaneous items concerning chairmen and presidents of the Board of Trustees.

The Board of Curators was organized separately after having met with the Board of Trustees on January 23, 1873. It was appointed by the State of Virginia to supervise the work on Hampton Institute. Judge O. Dorman was elected president and W.H. Ruffner was elected secretary.

Correspondence, reports and miscellaneous items.