Record of Grades, 1923-1926; 1933-1934

The Livingston Park Seminary collection comprises records of the Livingston Park Seminary, its Alumnae Association, and personal papers of its third and final Principal, Eurith Trabue Rebasz. The Livingston Park Seminary was a small, private school for young women, originally founded as the Curtis Seminary by Philip and Cathro Mason Curtis in 1860. Following Mrs. Curtis' death in 1892, it became the Livingston Park Seminary, with Georgia C. Stone as Principal from 1892 to 1900, followed by Eurith Rebasz from 1900 to 1934. After its closure, the Seminary's building remained standing until 1954, when it was dismantled and stored away for eventual preservation. Today, it can be found at the Genesee Country Village & Museum as the Livingston-Backus House, restored in its original form as a private residence. The materials in the collection date from 1863 to 1964, and include ledger books, letters, memoranda and ephemera.