Timeline

The Law School was founded.

Rev. Dr. Morris Jacob Raphall delivered a lecture on "The Poetry of the Hebrews" in the hall of the University of Pennsylvania on 9th St. above Chestnut

The School of Mines, Arts, and Manufactures - predecessor to the School of Engineering and Applied Science - was founded.

Marion Bedlock was named a Teacher of the Female Charity School and thereby joined her older sister Josephine on the faculty of the Charity School. Like her sister, Marion continued on the faculty until the Trustees closed the School in 1877.

The Academy was closed and the Charity School alone continued at the old Fourth and Arch Streets campus.