Gonzaga College, An Historical Sketch: From Its Foundation In 1821, To The Solemn Celebration Of Its First Centenary In 1921

"Gonzaga College, An Historical Sketch" chronicles the first century of Gonzaga College in Washington, D.C., from its founding in 1821 to its centenary celebration in 1921. Authored by Gonzaga College and Owen Aloysius Hill, this historical account details the institution's development, challenges, and triumphs during a formative period in American history.

The book offers insights into the college's role in Catholic education and its contribution to the intellectual and spiritual life of the nation's capital. It provides a valuable record for alumni, historians, and anyone interested in the history of Jesuit education in the United States. This commemorative volume captures the spirit and legacy of Gonzaga College during its foundational years.

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