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Built in 1829, Beaver Dam was home to Major William Lee Davidson II and his wife, Betsy Lee Davidson. The plantation lands eventually encompassed 785 acres and had 25 to 30 hands. The plantation included the house, a large garden, a smokehouse, a…

Color photograph of members of Houston family including Bernice Houston, Marjean Torrence, Ruby Houston, Karen Houston and 4 other women.

June Kimmel teaching a class of young children. The children are sitting on the floor.

Ken Norton stands by a tent with members of his Boy Scout troop.

Troop leader Ken Norton with Boy Scouts on a camping trip.

Two boys stand together with one holding up a large fish.

Printed by Dexter Press Cards, Pearl River, NY, c1935.

Tree lined walk to building entrance - Old Chambers?

Tree lined walk.

Drive in front of Old Chambers columns- taken looking toward dorms.

Well in foreground, YMCA in background.

tree-lined walkway - Philanthropic Hall to left.

Sent to Misses Elizabeth and Sue McPherson in Red Springs, N. C. in 1930, with a note from Betty. Given by Mrs. Elizabeth McPherson Coblentz.

Trees with Old Chambers in background.

Trees with Phi Hall ? in background.

Mostly trees, Chambers? in the background.

Campus scene, Ordered/made for White-Jetton, local drug store which existed under that name between 1907-1914, in Davidson. Located on Main Street, the 3rd lot south of the corner of Depot St. and Main St.

Built circa 1860, this Greek Revival house was the home of Davidson College Professor John Rennie Blake. Blake taught natural philosophy and astronomy, and served as de-facto president of the college from 1871 - 1877 while he was faculty chairman.

Sent to Miss Nancy Grey in Rock Hill, S. C. in 1924, with a note (sender's name indistinguishable).