In 1910, the name of the school was changed to College for Women. When the school closed in 1915, the Presbyterian Church offered the property to the trustees of Chicora College. The campus was moved from Greenville to Columbia. In 1930, the Presbyterian Synod of South Carolina recommended that Chicora College be merged with Queens College. From 1930 through 1939, Queens College was known as Queens-Chicora College.
Arrangement is chronological.
These boxes constitute part of the original college archives that were brought together in 1989 in the aftermath of Hurricane Hugo. Most of these yearbooks were gifts from alumnae or their families. Printed guide available in the repository and at the Library's Public Services Desk. The Archives for Queens College were established by Rena Chambers Harrell, first librarian for Queens College, and were maintained by the staff of Everett Library. While every effort was made to obtain and preserve materials relating to the history of the college, the Archives were not systematically organized prior to 1989.