Born: December 15, 1867, Beloit, Wisconsin. Died: January, 1957, Claremont, California. |
Blaisdell attended Beloit College (bachelor’s degree, 1889) and the Hartford, Connecticut, Theological Seminary (DD 1892). Ordained a Congregational minister, he pastored in Waukesha, Wisconsin (1892-1896) and Olivet, Michigan (1896-1903), then served as Professor of Biblical Literature and Ancient Oriental History at Beloit College, librarian, and pastor at the Second Congregational Church in Beloit, Wisconsin (1903-1910). He was also vice president of the Ultra-Violet Products Company, South Pasadena, California; president of the Inter-American Foundation; president of Pomona College, California (1910-1926); and president of Claremont College, California (1926-1956). In 1962, a park was named after him in Claremont, California.
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