Photographs

This collection consists of two photographs depicting scenes from Hartford, Connecticut.

This collection consists of seven photographs depicting family members.

This collection consists of thirteen photographs of family and children.

This collection consists of twenty-nine photographs depicting people at a tropical location.

This collection consists of three photographs depicting people on a boat

This collection consists of thirty-five photographs depicting scenes from Philippines, such as Manila Harbor, lighthouse, Philippines National Bank, Manila Jockey Club, etc., and China.

This collection consists of seven photographs depicting unidentified people.

This collection consists of five photographs depicting sailors.

This collection consists of eight photographs depicting oil well workers in Texas.

This collection consists of twenty-six photographs depicting unidentified people in Ohio.

This collection consists of twenty photographs depicting vegetables and flowers in Texas.

This collection consists of fifty-nine photographs depicting scenes from family’s travels through Washington State, Alaska (Taku Glacier, Columbia Glacier, Spencer Glacier, Auk Lake, Mendenhall Glacier, Portland Canal, Prince Rupert, Juneau, and Ketchikan) and British Columbia (Grenville Channel).

This collection consists of fifty-nine photographs depicting scenes in West Virginia.

This collection consists of nineteen photographs depicting scenes from Estero Island, Florida.

This collection consists of eight photographs depicting people in Indiana.

This collection consists of nineteen photographs depicting people in South America and Mexico.

This collection consists of forty-two photographs depicting people engaged in various activities in Oklahoma, Kansas, Michigan, and unknown locations.

This collection consists of five photographs depicting children.

This collection consists of four photographs depicting people and scenes in a garden.

This collection of twenty-eight photographs depicting scenes from Japan: parade, shops, people wearing traditional Japanese cloths and street scenes.

Five photographs depicting scenes from Nashville, Tennessee.

This collection consists of seven photographs depicting harvesting in Texas.

This collection consists of twelve photographs depicting people engaged in an everyday activities in Nebraska.

This collection consists of three photographs depicting scenes from Wilburn Brothers Company in Texas.

This collection consists of three photographs depicting nuns.

This collection consists of thirteen photographs depicting scenes of harvesting hay, rifle shooting, and landscapes.

This collection consists of eleven photographs depicting people and places in Kentucky.

This collection consists of twenty-three photographs depicting people engaged in outdoors activities in Canada, Washington state, and Oregon.

This collection consists of seventeen photographs depicting people engaged in everyday activities.

This collection consists of six photographs depicting scenes from Mount Rainier National Park.

This collection consists of nine photographs depicting school boys in front of a building.

This collection consists of three photographs depicting boys playing in a swimming pool.

This collection consists of six photographs depicting family during a Christmas holiday.

This collection consists of eleven photographs depicting people on a farm.

Color prints of the Wade Hall Quilt collection dedication at the William T. Young Library, University of Kentucky on August 13, 1999, and photograph of every quilt in the collection.

This collection consists of three photographs of Vietnam War.

This collection consists of 534 photographs from World War I, a drawing, and a short narrative.

This collection consists of photographs depicting scenes from World War II, portraits of the soldiers, and scenes with their families.

Thirty-eight photographs of CFS Curtis Wayne Walker and Asst. Operations Sgt. Melvin W. Traweek taken during the Korean War in 1952. Photographs are of various sizes. Images include: Korean natives, “Hill 1062” with background taken from Kumwha Valley, mountains, bridges, tank with mine explosive device, Chinese POW camp on Koje Island, Gen. James A. Van Fleet, villages, burned buildings, rivers, Korean huts, scenes from Seoul, church and supply bunker.

Papers of this Tuscaloosa, Alabama, resident including a collection of materials about covered bridges.

Includes personal and family photographs, as well as photographs taken in association with Jones' professional endeavors as state geologist of Alabama and during his military service in World War I and World War II.

Photographs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, and church programs

The collection consists of six diaries for 1864, 1867, 1876, 1882, 1884, and 1887, and a photograph of Cooper, an attorney from Tuscumbia, Alabama. The diaries contain daily entries made by Cooper and, in his absence from home, his wife, and give a great deal of information about the community, his activities, and his family.

Correspondence, diaries, writings, and other material of this Alabama native who eradicated yellow fever from the Panama Canal Zone and served as Surgeon General of the U.S. Army

A collection of family correspondence, financial and legal documents, photographs, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia relating to this Livingston, Alabama native who is credited with introducing football at the University of Alabama.

Letters recounting an 1820-1821 journey to Alabama by William H. Ely, Commissioner of the Connecticut Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb. The letters describe both the difficulties of his mission and the lifestyle of the early inhabitants of the state of Alabama.

Correspondence, literary papers, clippings, criticism, photos, and memorabilia of this author.

This collection consists of 126 photographs depicting Lieutenant William S. Teeter during his service during the World War II.

Two photographs of C.S.S. Alabama model.

Papers, grant proposals, program guides, brochures, postcards, photographs and other materials from 1984 to 1986, concerning the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, originally based in Anniston, Alabama, and moved to Montgomery, Alabama, in 1985.