| Title | Date Created | Description | Subject | Collection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Y. V. Terrill, circa 1910 | 1907/1913 | Sitting portrait of Y. V. Terrill. | African Americans--Religion, African American Baptists, Portraits and people | Levi and Jewell Terrill Collection |
| Rev. Terrill's Brother and Sister-in-Law, circa 1910 | 1907/1913 | Portrait of a man and a woman. Written on verso: Rev. Terrill's brother and sister in-law. | African Americans--Religion, African American Baptists, Portraits and people | Levi and Jewell Terrill Collection |
| Dining Hall, Central City College, Macon, GA, circa 1910 | 1907/1913 | Building exterior of the dining hall at Central City College in Macon, Georgia with a shed and a water tower. | African Americans--Religion, African American Baptists, African American universities and colleges, Buildings and grounds | Levi and Jewell Terrill Collection |
| Boy's Dormitory, Central City College, Macon, GA, circa 1910 | 1907/1913 | Building exterior of the boy's dormitory at Central City College in Macon, Georgia. | African Americans--Religion, African American Baptists, African American universities and colleges, Buildings and grounds | Levi and Jewell Terrill Collection |
| Group of Men with Fish, circa 1910 | 1907/1913 | A group of men pose with fish hanging on a line. Written on verso: compliments of Mrs. R.E. Hightower. | African Americans--Religion, African American Baptists, Recreation | Levi and Jewell Terrill Collection |
| Reverend R. J. Mays, circa 1900 | 1887/1903 | Studio portrait of Reverend R. J. Mays. | African Americans--Religion, African American Baptists, Portraits and people | Levi and Jewell Terrill Collection |
Jun 7, 2019
Levi and Jewell Terrill Collection
Levi Maurice Terrill (b. 1899) was born in Moberly Missouri. He joined the Walnut Grove Baptist Church and remained a member there until he came to Atlanta, Georgia in 1922 to enter Morehouse College. He worked in the ministry throughout his career at Tremont Temple Baptist Church, Union Baptist Church, First Bryan Baptist Church, and lastly the Zion Hill Baptist Church in 1943. He remained at Zion Hill until his death, January 31, 1971. His activities aside from the active pastorate include serving as Vice President of the General Missionary Baptist Convention of Georgia. He was also the first Director of the Morehouse School of Religion for several years, and Professor at the Interdenominational Theological Center from 1953-1962. Jewell Evelyn Middlebrooks was born in Griffin, Georgia 1907. For forty two years she was a faithful pastors wife, the first lady of the Tremont Temple Church, Savannahs First Bryant Church and Atlantas Zion Hill Baptist Church.
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