Exterior of Ten Oaks Home in Jacksonville, Alabama 2

Creation Date

1955

Decade

1950

Photographer

Opal R. Lovett

Subject

Jacksonville State University -- History, Jacksonville State Teachers College -- History, Jacksonville State College -- History, Alabama -- History, Historic buildings -- Alabama, Dwellings -- Alabama, Calhoun County (Ala.) -- History

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Description

The Crook-Rowan-Smith House is locally known as Ten Oaks. James Madison Crook hired architect Samuel Sloan to design the house, which was built by master contractor Elbert Green Morris in 1855. In 1865, Major Peyton Rowan bought the house from Crook. Daisy Weller Smith was its fourth-generation owner. Shown (circa 1955) is a front exterior view of the historic home located at 805 Pelham Road South, Jacksonville. The home is on the NPS National Register of Historic Places.

Date Digitized

3-27-2017

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 25, Sleeve 31.

Identifier

http://jsucollections.jsu.edu:9000/rpc/cat/Imaging/photocollection/psn/psn1950/psn1950_21/PSN1950tenoaks_06139.tif

Technical Metadata

Archival images are tiffs scanned from the original material at 300 dpi. The file name is PSN1950tenoaks_06139.tif; file size is 1.4 MB. Original image is 4 by 5 on celluloid diacetate/triacetate film stock