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Galleon.

Title Also Known As

Galleon yearbook

Authors

Seton Hall College (Added Author)
Seton Hall University (Added Author)

Language

English

Publication Date

1947-2006

Publisher

Seton Hall University

Place of Publication

South Orange, New Jersey

Physical

online resource (56 volumes) : illustrations (some color), portraits

Numeric Designation

Print began in 1947; ceased in 2006

Notes

Some issues are available as digital images. See individual issue records for links.

Description based on 1948 issue.

Some volumes bear distinctive titles and themes.

Issues for 1991 and 1992 both designated as volume 67.

Some issues lack volume numbering.

Volume for 1956 also called: The centennial Galleon.

Volume for 1974 also called: The people book.

Volume for June 1958 also called: Volume 34, number 1.

View this catalog record in WorldCat for other possible copy locations.

Subjects

Locality Subjects

Library of Congress Subjects

Contains

Galleon. 1948

Galleon. 1949

Galleon. 1950

Galleon. 1966

Galleon. 1971

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