Browse Items (835 total)
Sort by:
Home of Mrs. T. J. Jackson
Post Card Series No. 2349, "Charlotte, N.C." [printed on front]
Printed on back: "Mrs. T. J. Jackson, widow of the illustrious Confederate General, "Stonewall Jackson," resides in Charlotte, which is also the home of her two grandchildren, Julia…
Printed on back: "Mrs. T. J. Jackson, widow of the illustrious Confederate General, "Stonewall Jackson," resides in Charlotte, which is also the home of her two grandchildren, Julia…
Home of Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, Widow of the Great Confederate Cavalry Leader, Author of "Life of Stonewall Jackson."
E 9305 Charlotte, N. C. The Industrial Centre of the New South
Half length formal portrait of "Uncle Moreau" [Omar ibn Said]; elderly man seated wearing headwrap, suit; left elbow rests on newel, cane in right hand.
Half length formal portrait of an elderly black man seated wearing headwrap, suit; left elbow rests on newel, cane in right hand.
Hak-a-sak-a-boom-a-lak, hak-a-yak-a Red and Black. Hulla baloo, la ree, la run, Hak-a-rak-a-Davidson!
V seris, copyright '06 A. H.
Habitat celebration
Four members of a Habitat for Humanity team are in a line doing a kick step next to a sign for a Davidson Habitat building project.
Gwynn's Falls and Edmondson Avenue Bridge, Baltimore, MD.
found in a 1912 yearbook.
Grey College Union Patio, Davidson College, Established 1837
Cards showing campus scenes.
Greetings from Staunton, VA.
[long caption on back of card]
Greetings from Davidson
Drawing of Chambers in background.
Greeting from Davidson, N. C. [map of Lake Norman]
Lake Norman is the largest man-made lake in North Carolina-32510 acres with 520 miles of shore line. The concrete dam is 1279 feet long with 11 flood gates and a total length of 7387 feet of earth and concrete dams. Lake Norman offers excellent…
First Presbyterian Church, West Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C.
1815 First Presbyterian Church, West Trade Street, Charlotte, N.C. [printed on the front]
Postcard sent to Mrs. Sallie Paisley in Davidson, June 12, 1907. Postcard reads: "My Dear Sallie: How are you + dear Mrs. Stirewalt? I've thought of you so…
Postcard sent to Mrs. Sallie Paisley in Davidson, June 12, 1907. Postcard reads: "My Dear Sallie: How are you + dear Mrs. Stirewalt? I've thought of you so…
First Presbyterian Church, Charlotte, N. C.
1805 Boulevard [handwritten on front] No. 2892 [printed on back].
The postcard is addressed to Mrs. Stirewalt in Davidson, September 16, 1908. Mrs. Stirewalt is Sarah Ann Hampton Stirewalt, whose daughter Sallie Paisley ran a boarding house in…
The postcard is addressed to Mrs. Stirewalt in Davidson, September 16, 1908. Mrs. Stirewalt is Sarah Ann Hampton Stirewalt, whose daughter Sallie Paisley ran a boarding house in…
First Presbyterian Church and Manse, Charlotte, N. C.
Postcard sent to Cornelia Shaw, Davidson College's first full-time librarian (she also served as the college's registrar), from Joseph Treloar Wearn (Class of 1913). Shaw authored the first history of the college ("Davidson College", Fleming H.…
First Baptist Church
Charlotte, N. C. The Industrial Centre of the New South, First Baptist Church [printed on front].
Postcard sent to Miss Cornelia Shaw in Davidson, June 6, 1911, from Eugene Alexander (Class of 1912). Cornelia Shaw was Davidson College's first…
Postcard sent to Miss Cornelia Shaw in Davidson, June 6, 1911, from Eugene Alexander (Class of 1912). Cornelia Shaw was Davidson College's first…
Eumenean Literary Hall, completed 1849, Davidson College, Davidson, N. C.
Campus scenes taken by Earl Lawrimore '66, D. C. Public Relations Office. Dexter Press, NY.
Eumenean Hall, Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina
Post cards printed in September, 1946, with historical data supplied by Dr. Chalmers G. Davidson. From photographs belonging to the Public Relations Department, most taken several years earlier. Examples of cards printed in 1946 for sale at the…
Eumanean Society Hall, Davidson College, Davidson, N. C., Woodrow Wilson was a member of this society and helped write the constitution
Campus scenes, published by White Drug Co., c1928. by Albertype Co. of N.Y.