Creation Date
1920
Decade
1920
Subject
Jacksonville State University -- History, State Normal School (Jacksonville Ala.) -- History, Taverns (Inns)
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Description
The center of activity in Jacksonville, Ala was the town's square. The building shown back middle was the Old Tavern. The Old Tavern, originally known as The Brick Tavern, in Jacksonville, AL was built in 1838 and situated on the northeast corner of the Square. From 1880s to 1920s the Crow family operated a dry goods store in the front of the building while the back of the building was used as a rooming house for State Normal School girls. (circa 1920)
Date Digitized
August 2017
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Location
The original printed photograph is housed in the Houston Cole Library Alabama Gallery, Box 2, Item 279.
Identifier
http://jsucollections.jsu.edu:9000/rpc/cat/Imaging/photocollection/psp/psp1920/PSP1920jvillesquare_00279.tif
Technical Metadata
Archival images are tiffs scanned from the original material at 300 dpi. The file name is PSP1920jvillesquare_00279.tif; file size is 6.9 MB. Original image is 8 by 10 on glossy photographic paper
Keywords
Jacksonville State University -- History, State Normal School (Jacksonville Ala.) -- History, Taverns (Inns)