Photographs; Musicians; Tennessee Wesleyan College
2 1/2" x 4" black and white photograph (now, sepia) of
Charles Wakefield Cadman, playing a musical instrument while
standing in front of the trees spoken of in the Nocatula
legend. On the back of the photograph is written,...
Photograph of a symposium on an unknown topic taken in 1979. An attempt to identify the speakers has the speaker on the left is labeled 'Dr. McElrath?'. None of the other speakers are identified. The photograph is dated 3/79.
Photograph of Virginia Hall taken on Commencement day, 1911. The image was taken by a member of the Gray Family, Rev. Dr. Charles Oliver Gray was president of Tusculum from 1908 - 1932.
This photograph features a group portrait of Rutherford College's married Ministerial students and their families. The photograph was taken in front of Weaver Hall. Weaver Hall was destroyed by fire in 1927.
This photograph depicts Reverend Edward C. Roy [1917-2008] as a young man, a few years prior to what would become his forty-year tenure with Brevard College. He began as a professor of Religious Studies in 1944 and, in 1955 was promoted to Director...
This photograph features Rutherford College graduate of Divinity, Harrison Pinkney Hollar. A copy of the photograph was donated to the college by Mr. Hollar's granddaughter, Ms. Dot Elliott.
Strangers' Hall, as it was known by the community, was a one-story guest wing on the West side of the house, consisting of a formal parlour and two bedrooms. It had a porch with columns across the front and a privy out back. It was the final...
A photograph of a class in the Art Department around 1911. The picture shows (left to right) Edward Scent, Myrtle Cole Minton, Nancy Faulkner, and (standing) the Art teacher, Eva Swearingen Oldfield Wilson.
A photograph of the Abigail E. Weeks Memorial Library at Union College as it looked around 1940 when it was dedicated. An addition was added in 1986. It is presently known as the Weeks-Townsend Memorial Library.
Photograph of men and women outside building, possibly Tennessee Wesleyan College; notes on back read "Vesta Lee Ware" and "This picture was made in the Spring of 1889."
Education; Tennessee Wesleyan College; Students; Women
2 1/2" x 4" black and white photograph (now, sepia) of young women posing on the lawn of Ritter Hall, under the "big elm" tree. The photograph is in a scrapbook on a page with three other photographs. Written on the black page...
This page from a scrapbook has one 2 1/2" by 4" black and white (now, sepia) photograph of cabin, and another of a view of the mountains from the river. Written on the black page in white letters is, "In these two scenes a contrast...
Photograph of men with tools, posed outside Ritter Hall at Tennessee Wesleyan College. Some of the tools in the photograph are saws, squares, brushes, level, masonry tools, and hammer.