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Agency History/Biographical note:
The International Institute for Girls in Spain was incorporated in 1892 under Massachusetts laws. Alice Gordon Gulick, a 1867 graduate of Mount Holyoke, founded this school in Santander, Spain. This school taught the women of Spain until World War I when economic hardship forced it to close. After World War II, the buildings were repossessed by the American Board, and they became a place for American programs. The Institute is presently coeducational and is dedicated to nonsecretarian education.

Scope and Content:
Brochures, pamphlets, annual reports, and other material relating to the private, non-profit, educational institution for women founded in Spain in 1877 by Alice Gordon Gulick.

Cite as: International Institure for Girls in Spain Collection, Mount Holyoke College, Archives and Special Collections, South Hadley, Massachusetts

Access Restrictions: Unrestricted

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