Site of President Houston Cole's First Teaching Job, 1970 Visit to School Building 10

Creation Date

6-22-1970

Decade

1970

Photographer

Opal R. Lovett

Subject

Jacksonville State University -- History, School buildings, College presidents -- Alabama, Jacksonville State University -- Presidents, Jacksonville State University -- Employees, College students -- Alabama, Jacksonville State University -- Students

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Description

The small wooden school house shown, the site where Jacksonville State University President Houston Cole first taught, was located in the Hawkins Community atop Lookout Mountain. President Cole stands with Jack Hopper (Athletic and Public Relations Director), left, and Ken Jones (Editor of the Chanticleer), center, outside the wooden school building. The print is autographed by Houston Cole on June 22, 1970 "To my friend, Ken, with best wishes for his future success." The original was courtesy of Ken Jones, a Chanticleer editor and photographer.

Date Digitized

9-28-2022

Names of Persons Pictured

Jack Hopper, Ken Jones, Houston Cole

Source

Alabama Gallery Special Collections

Is Part Of

Historical Image Collection

Rights

This image is the property of Jacksonville State University and is intended for non-commercial use. Images may be copied for research, teaching, personal, or any fair use as defined by U.S. copyright law. Images may not be altered in any way. Users of these images are asked to acknowledge Jacksonville State University. For questions or further information about usage rights, please contact the Library’s Electronic Resources Department at (256) 782-8195.

Location

The original printed photograph is housed in the Houston Cole Library Alabama Gallery, Box 9, Item 140.

Identifier

http://jsucollections.jsu.edu:9000/photocollection/psp/psp1970/PSP1970drcole_00140.tif

Technical Metadata

Archival images are tiffs scanned from the original material at 300 dpi. The file name is PSP1970drcole_00140.tif; file size is 21.1 MB. Original image is 8 by 10 on glossy photographic paper