University of Georgia
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
Cotten Alston photographs
Dr. Henry Jackson journal
Franklin College autograph book
This collection contains an autograph book brought by Joseph B. Jones of Herndon, Georgia to the University of Georgia, informally known at the time as Franklin College after its first building, in Athens.The autograph book contains the signatures including David William Lewis who went on to become the President of North Georgia Agricultural College. Another signer was John LeConte who helped to modernize the curriculum at the college.
Goldsmith family documents
This collection includes correspondence and newspaper clippings, including a letter from E. A. Angier to Judge Emory Speer regarding Franklin College (a nickname for the University of Georgia after one of its buildings) and giving support to the Athens alumni; a letter from "Harold" to "Old Boy" (Carl Goldsmith) about men going overseas to fight in World War I.
Hale family papers
Henry A. Alexander, Sr. papers
Horace T. Ward papers
Joseph and Sinclair Jacobs Papers
Kenneth G. Matheson papers
This collection contains scrapbooks, correspondence, and newspaper clippings.
Kontz family papers
Marion Johnson photographs
Piromis H. Bell's photographs of Crawford W. Long
This collection contains images of and about Dr. Crawford Williamson Long and his family that were compiled by Piromis H. Bell. Also included are photographs of monuments in honor of Long with his family.
Ransone family papers
Southline Press, Inc. records
Stephan Prothero sports publications collection
This collection consists of sports programs (baseball, football, and basketball), media guides and newspapers, predominantly from the University of Georgia and Georgia Institute of Technology, but also including, among others, Louisiana State University, Georgia Southern University, the University of Tennessee, the Atlanta Falcons, and the Atlanta Braves.
Tom Watson Brown ephemera
This collection contains material collected by and about Tom Watson Brown. There are reviews and critiques of the television documentary The Murder of Mary Phagan that aired on NBC in 1988; speeches given by Brown at the Confederate Memorial Day service in Stone Mountain, Georgia in 1978, and about the Leo Frank trial, given in 1982; and an assortment of tickets from sporting and entertainment events primarily from the Atlanta area.
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- African Americans -- Segregation 1
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- Buckhead (Atlanta, Ga.) 1
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- Etowah Indian Mound State Historic Site (Ga.) 1
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- Fulton County (Ga.) -- History 1
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- Georgia -- Newspapers 1
- Georgia -- Politics and government 1
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- Government financial institutions 1
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- Historians -- United States -- History -- 20th century 1
- Historic sites -- Conservation and restoration -- Georgia 1
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