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Campbell–Hagerman College

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Photo of Campbell-Hagerman College, 1904

Campbell–Hagerman College was a private, women's college located in Lexington, Kentucky. Affiliated with the Disciples of Christ, the school was founded in 1903 with more than 200 pupils and 16 faculty. The school had dormitories and half of its students were boarders. It has since closed.

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List of current and historical women's universities and colleges

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