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Bowling Green Business College and Literary Institute
Bowling
Green Business University || Glasgow
Normal School ||
Bowling Green Business College & Literary Institute || Ogden
College || Pleasant
J. Potter College || Rural
Training School || Southern
Normal School & Bowling Green Business College || Training
School and College High
![[Bowling Green Business College and
Literary Institute]](clips/d2.jpg)
In the fall of 1892, Henry Hardin Cherry and Thomas Crittenden Cherry opened the Bowling Green Business College and Literary Institute. Although the school was newly incorporated on May 31, 1893, the Cherry brothers regarded it as the direct successor to the Southern Normal School and Business College, established in Bowling Green in 1884 by A. W. Mell and J. Tom Williams.
With the addition of a teacher training department in 1894, the school became known as the Southern Normal School and Bowling Green Business College.
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