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Wheeler Hall at Baldwin Wallace College

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Originally named Baldwin College, this institution of higher learning was founded in 1845 by John Baldwin. The college is located in Berea, Ohio. Like Oberlin College, Baldwin was one of the first colleges in Ohio to admit women and African Americans. Baldwin-Wallace is associated with the Methodist Church. In 1913, Baldwin College merged with nearby Wallace College, uniting the two schools' resources.
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  1. Baldwin University (Berea, Ohio)
  2. Baldwin Wallace College
  3. Baldwin Wallace College, Berea Ohio
  4. History

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