Box 43

Dr. E.A. Smiths Camp Hurricane located on Hurricane Creek by Old Milll, june 10, 1910; Cook Sam at the kitchen, North River camp station, May 4, 1902; Camp at depot, July 11, 1910, Coal City, St. Clair County.

This collection consist of two hundred and sixty nine photographs depicting buildings around The University of Alabama campus; Tombigbee and other river's in Alabama; trains; Eugene Allen Smith house on campus and his family; Alabama State Capitol; steamboats; University of Alabama baseball team; scene's from University of Mississippi; and scene's from Wetumka Penitentiary.

Miners at the entrance to coal mine, Vance, Alabama, May 15, 1902; Truman Smith in baseball uniform, circa 1920; Prattville, Alabama fromDaniel Pratt's home, 1904.

D. W. Langton at mixed doubles tennis party on the quad, the University of Alabama.

Rose Lewis and Elsie Munn in Eugene Allen Smith's yard, playing cards.

Interior of Eugene Allen Smith's library, and his house from the outside.

Smith Hall soon after completion.

Drawing of ruins of Franklin Hall burned by federal troops in 1864.

McLure Library under construction, and as post office and supply store.

McLure Library under construction (at the time post office and the supply store), and after was complete.

Loyd Hall under construction.

Barnard Hall, post office (Gorgas house), Guard Room.

Early stages of construction of Loyd Hall.

Jessie Palfrey, Gorgas grandchild, stands in front of Gorgas House, gorgas oak tree.

South and north side of fraternity row.

Men in Comer Hall shop, Barnard Hall.

This folder consists of six photographs of Eugene Allen Smith's home, Smith Hall, and a portrait of Eugene Allen Smith.