Inman Page, Brown University class of 1877, was the first African-American graduate of the University. He was an impressive man, a remarkable orator, and a devoted educator. He served as president of four colleges: Lincoln University (Jefferson, MO), Agricultural & Normal University (Langston, OK), Western Baptist College (Macon, MO), and Roger Williams University (Nashville, TN). He guided several generations of African-American students, including the writer Ralph Ellison
A collection of historical images of the University, serving as a visual record of Brown's campus life from its beginnings in the 1760s to the current day.
