Noccalula Falls in Gadsden, Alabama 2

Creation Date

1950

Decade

1950

Photographer

Opal R. Lovett

Subject

Jacksonville State University -- History, Jacksonville State College -- History, Waterfalls -- Alabama, Noccalula Falls (Gadsden, Ala.)

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Description

Noccalula Falls, originally known as Black Creek Falls, is named for the Legend of Noccalula, a great Indian chief's daughter. Shown a man kneels on the rocks at the edge of the waterfall located in Gadsden, Alabama. (circa 1950s)

Date Digitized

October 2016

Source

JSU Photographic Services Negative Project

Is Part Of

Historical Image Collection

Rights

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Location

The original negative is housed at JSU McClellan Technical Information Center, Binder 20, Sleeve 54.

Identifier

http://jsucollections.jsu.edu:9000/rpc/cat/Imaging/photocollection/psn/psn1950/psn1950_17/PSN1950waterfalls_04815.tif

Technical Metadata

Archival images are tiffs scanned from the original material at 300 dpi. The file name is PSN1950waterfalls_04815.tif; file size is 1.4 MB. Original image is 4 by 5 on celluloid diacetate/triacetate film stock