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Milligan College

Milligan College is a Tennessee historical marker in Carter County.

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Buffalo Creek Christian Church organized here in 1830. In 1867 Buffalo Male & Female Institute was established by Rev. W.G. Barker on land given by Joshua Williams. Josephus Hopgood of Ky. purchased it in 1875, naming it Milligan College in 1882, for Robert Milligan, of Transylvania College, Ky.

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