| Title | Date Created | Description | Subject | Collection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Augusta Theological Institute, circa 1879 | 1875/1884 | Exterior of Augusta Theological Institute. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Buildings and grounds | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Samuel T. Graves, May 22, 1894 | 1894-05-22 | Portrait of Samuel T. Graves. Written on verso: Samuel T. Graves, President 1885-1890, Professor 1890-1894. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Faculty and staff, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Dr. David Estes, circa 1900 | 1895/1905 | Portrait of Dr. David Estes sitting in a chair. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Atlanta Baptist College, circa 1900 | 1897/1903 | Portrait of an Atlanta Baptist College class. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Dr. A. D. Jones, circa 1900 | 1897/1904 | Portrait of A. D. Jones. Written on verso: Dr. A. D. Jones, collegiate physician. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Alice Turner, circa 1910 | 1907/1913 | Portrait of Alice Turner, with annotation. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people, African American women | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Alice Turner, circa 1910 | 1907/1913 | Portrait of Alice Turner in a nurse's uniform. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people, African American women | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Samuel Archer Family, circa 1910 | 1907/1913 | Portrait of Archer Family in front of a house. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Theodore Roosevelt, 1909 | 1909 | President Theodore Roosevelt standing on a stage. Written on verso: Pres. Theodore Roosevelt, 1909. Sale Hall Chapel, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Ga. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Presidents, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Theodore Roosevelt, 1909 | 1909 | President Theodore Roosevelt standing on a stage. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Presidents, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| A Group, circa 1915 | 1911/1918 | Group of unidentified people talking. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Three Men, circa 1915 | 1911/1918 | Three unidentified men standing together. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people, Buildings and grounds | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Two Men, circa 1915 | 1911/1918 | Two unidentified men standing outside. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Five Men, circa 1915 | 1911/1918 | Five unidentified men wearing hats. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Two Men, circa 1915 | 1911/1918 | Two unidentified men walking, one man who looks like John Hope. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people, Faculty and staff | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Woman and Man Walking, circa 1915 | 1911/1918 | Unidentified woman and man walking in front of group of people. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people, Buildings and grounds | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Unidentified Man and Woman, circa 1915 | 1911/1918 | An unidentified man stands with an unidentified woman holding a flower. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Men Shake Hands, circa 1915 | 1911/1918 | Two unidentified men shaking hands. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Group Walking Down Street, circa 1915 | 1911/1918 | Group of unidentified people walking down a street. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people, Buildings and grounds | Morehouse College Photographs |
| Men by Car, circa 1915 | 1911/1918 | Two men stand by a house. | African American Universities and Colleges, African Americans--Education, Portraits and people, Buildings and grounds | Morehouse College Photographs |
Aug 11, 2022
Morehouse College Photographs
The Morehouse College Photograph Collection includes photographs depicting the buildings and grounds, students, campus events and visitors, faculty, and individuals associated with Morehouse College dating from the 1880s through the 1970s. The images showcase aspects of the history of Morehouse College as the only all-male historically Black college in the United States. Morehouse College was founded by Reverend William Jefferson White in 1867, in Augusta, Georgia in the basement of Springfield Baptist Church and was known as The Augusta Theological Institute. After an invitation by the Reverend Frank Quarles in 1879, the College relocated to the basement of Friendship Baptist Church in Atlanta, and changed its name to Atlanta Baptist Seminary. The College relocated once more to its present home in the West End community of Atlanta, Georgia in 1890, and changed its name one last time to Morehouse College in 1913. Part of this collection is held in the RWWL Archives Research Center, the photograph album is held at the Morehouse College Archives.
At the AUC Robert W. Woodruff Library we are always striving to improve our digital collections. We welcome additional information for any of the works in this collection. To submit information, please contact us at DSD@auctr.edu.
