The Book of the Opening of the Rice Institute; Being an Account…of an Academic Festival Held in Celebration of the Formal Opening of the Rice Institute, a University of Liberal and Technical Learning Founded in the City of Houston, Texas, by William Mar

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The Book of the Opening of the Rice Institute is a fascinating glimpse into the history of one of America's most important learning institutions. Founded in 1912 by philanthropist William Marsh Rice, the Rice Institute has played a vital role in the intellectual and cultural life of Houston and the United States.

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