ARKANSAS A-Z: Galloway Women's College was a longtime survivor

Galloway Women's College was one of the longest survivors from among the schools established in the 1800s by the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, in Arkansas. Dedicated in honor of Bishop Charles Betts Galloway on April 18, 1889, the Searcy-based school endured until its final merger with Hendrix College in Conway in 1933.

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