Creation Date

1930

Decade

1930

Subject

Jacksonville State University -- History, State Normal School (Jacksonville Ala.) -- History, College students -- Alabama, State Normal School (Jacksonville Ala.) -- Students

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Description

Studio Portrait of Frances Elizabeth Fitz Morgan (1910-1997). Fitz was the daughter of Alfred Lawson Fitz and Wilhelmena “Willie” Thompson Landers. A native of Jacksonville, Alabama, she graduated from Jacksonville High School and Jacksonville State Teachers College (now Jacksonville State University) in 1929 (the 1928 yearbook lists her as a junior). She briefly taught elementary school and married George Jefferson Morgan, with whom she later moved to Albany, New York.

Date Digitized

November 2018

Names of Persons Pictured

Frances Elizabeth Fitz Morgan

Rights

This image was digitized and access generously provided by Anniston-Calhoun County Public Library, which holds the original Russell Brothers glass negatives. The Russell Brothers collection was donated to Anniston-Calhoun County Public Library by Lance Johnson Studio. JSU has been granted the non-exclusive right to use these images for any non-commercial, institutional, research or teaching purpose. All other uses require permission from the rightsholder (Lance Johnson Studio | Jim Johnson, Photographer | 1213 Noble St, Anniston, AL 36201 | 256.236.9999). Those seeking photographic prints may contact Lance Johnson Studio or digitalcommons@jsu.edu for more information.

Location

The original negative is housed with the Anniston-Calhoun County Public Library.

Identifier

http://jsucollections.jsu.edu:9000/rpc/cat/Imaging/photocollection/accpl/presentation/74767.jpg

Technical Metadata

Digital images were created from original glass negatives and nitrate film by Anniston-Calhoun County Public Library; image specifics are unknown.

Keywords

Jacksonville State University -- History, State Normal School (Jacksonville Ala.) -- History, College students -- Alabama, State Normal School (Jacksonville Ala.) -- Students

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