Henry Liberty Bates arrow stand

Content Description

Used to stand on the ground and hold six arrows. Made of wood. 22" by 5 1/2" at widest point and 3 1/8" at narrowest point. Made of wood. Cross pieces have holes corresponding top and bottom to hold the arrows. Belonged to Dr. Henry Liberty Bates (1853-1949) who served as principal of Tualatin Academy and later as a professor of religion and sociology at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. He retired as the dean emeritus in 1927, and there was a building built in 1923 on the Pacific University main campus named after him.

Acquisition Type

Gift

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No