Origins and Heritage | 125th Anniversary Materials

New York Law School's rich history formally dates back to June 11, 1891, when the State's University Regents granted its initial Charter. Small markers of that history are captured in the images and descriptions below.

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1923-1924 Student Register Page of Justice Harlan
Avery D. Andrews, Class of 1892, Served as New York City Police Commissioner and Chief of Staff to then Governor Theodore Roosevelt
Bainbridge Colby, Class of 1892, Secretary of State under President Woodrow Wilson, 1920-1921, and Co-Founder of the National Progressive Party
Chapter 307 of New York State Law incorporation New York Law School in 1897
Charles Evans Hughes, Part-Time Distinguished Lecturer from 1893 to Early 1900s
Dean Alison Reppy (1950-1958)
Dean E. Donald Shapiro (1973-1983) in his Office at 57 Worth Street, Circa Late 1970s
Frank L. Young, Class of 1892, Justice of the New York Supreme Court, 1916-1922

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1923-1924 Student Register Page of Justice Harlan

Avery D. Andrews, Class of 1892, Served as New York City Police Commissioner and Chief of Staff to then Governor Theodore Roosevelt

Bainbridge Colby, Class of 1892, Secretary of State under President Woodrow Wilson, 1920-1921, and Co-Founder of the National Progressive Party

Chapter 307 of New York State Law incorporation New York Law School in 1897

Charles Evans Hughes, Part-Time Distinguished Lecturer from 1893 to Early 1900s

Dean Alison Reppy (1950-1958)

Dean E. Donald Shapiro (1973-1983) in his Office at 57 Worth Street, Circa Late 1970s

Frank L. Young, Class of 1892, Justice of the New York Supreme Court, 1916-1922

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