Theodore Dwight not only founded the Law School 100 years prior to the class of 1959's graduation, but for forty-three years he was the Law School. For more than ten years this was literally true as well as sentimentally, for he was the only instructor in private law. Dwight's career boasted over 6,000 students who sat in his classes and several location changes as the Law School grew in size and needed larger facilities (one of which was the old home of William B. Astor at 27 Lafayette Place). (Source: Columbia University)

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