Definitions by Sheeza Hoe
washington at chester
1. Washington College, founded in 1782 when George Washington planted 50 guineas next to the Chester River in Chestertown, Maryland. In his honor there is a bronze head on the central campus walkway as well as a verdigras statue of his likeness overlooking the campus green.
2. A nod toward WAC, a beloved but officially unendorsed acronym for Washington College.
2. A nod toward WAC, a beloved but officially unendorsed acronym for Washington College.
Many students attend washington at chester for the writing program, which is overseen by a cat named Edith Wharton.
washington at chester by Sheeza Hoe August 4, 2006