Dr. Milnor Coit

 

Identified in this photograph is Dr. James Milnor Coit, Form of 1860 and faculty member from 1877-1906. Dr. Coit was the younger brother of the First and Second Rectors, Henry Augustus Coit and Joseph Howland Coit.

Arthur Stanwood Pier, in his book, St. Paul’s School 1855-1934, described Dr. Coit this way:

Dr. Milnor Coit was a portly gentleman, bald, round-faced, smooth-shaven except for short brown side-whiskers, bland of manner, with a good sense of humor and a hard blue eye. “Bother Mil,” as he was generally called, was as worldly in his outlook as his two older brothers were unworldly. He drove in smart equipages behind fast horses; in winter, speeding along snowy roads in his gaily painted sleigh, wrapped in furs, he presented the appearance of a Russian Grand Duke.

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Dimensions: 525 x 525 pixels

File Type: image/jpg

File Size: 68.68 KB

Identifier: olda_000110.08

  • Physical Details: One of eight photos mounted on a preprinted cream-colored paperboard album page with outlines for mounting Kodak No.2 photographs.  "Kodak Photographs." printed at the top of the page and "Mr Miliner [sic] Coit" written in ink beneath the photograph on the album page in the space labeled "Subject".

Original Dimensions: 3.875 X 4.875 inches (9.49 X 11.94 cm)

Rights: Public Domain

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Originally Published On: December 6th, 2011

Last Modified On: February 14th, 2012

Cite This Image:

Hastings, Theodore Mitchell. 1890. "Dr. Milnor Coit." St. Paul's School. Ohrstrom Library Digital Archives. Web. 21 Nov. 2024.