Davidson College Historical Marker

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249 N Main St

Davidson, NC 28036

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3.01 reviews

Bruce K.

12/28/2019

This marker is in front of the Davidson College campus. It reads, "Davidson College. Est. 1837 by Presbyterian Church. Named for Gen. William Lee Davidson. Woodrow Wilson studied here from...

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