Western Reserve Eclectic Institute

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Western Reserve Eclectic Institute was the original 19th-century educational institution in Hiram, Ohio that later evolved into Hiram College.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf educational institution
former college
academicDisciplineOffered classical studies
teacher training
theology
buildingReuse original facilities later used by Hiram College
country United States of America
educationalPhilosophy liberal arts
followedBy Hiram College NERFINISHED
foundedAs Western Reserve Eclectic Institute NERFINISHED
hasCampus Hiram College campus NERFINISHED
hasCampusSetting rural
hasEducationalLevel collegiate
preparatory
hasHeritageStatus historical predecessor institution of Hiram College
hasMottoLanguage English
hasNotableAlumnus Garfield family members
James A. Garfield NERFINISHED
hasNotableFaculty James A. Garfield NERFINISHED
hasOrganizationalForm private institution
hasReligiousAffiliation Disciples of Christ NERFINISHED
hasStatus defunct
hasSuccessor Hiram College NERFINISHED
hasType coeducational school
historicalRole early higher education in Ohio
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Hiram, Ohio NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Ohio NERFINISHED
Portage County, Ohio NERFINISHED
locatedInTime 19th century
locatedNear Cleveland, Ohio NERFINISHED
namedAfter Western Reserve NERFINISHED
partOf Western Reserve region NERFINISHED
predecessorOf Hiram College NERFINISHED
regionServed Western Reserve of Connecticut in Ohio NERFINISHED
transformedInto Hiram College NERFINISHED

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Hiram College foundedAs Western Reserve Eclectic Institute
Hiram College originalName Western Reserve Eclectic Institute