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Dr. Allen Diehl Albert, Jr. was an ordained minister, military officer, and businessman. The collection includes images of his wife, past generations of his family, wartime activities at the Infantry School at Fort Benning.
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This collection contains photographs of the construction of the Bell Bomber plant in Marietta, Georgia. The collection features images of the buildings and grounds, employees, and construction and flight of the B-29 aircraft. In addition, the collection contains photographs of the Lockheed operation, including construction of new buildings, employees and work on the B-29 and B-47.
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The Bill Wilson collection is comprised of original negatives, copy prints, and copy negatives created by Bill Wilson and other photographers, whose works Wilson collected. The collection documents personalities, political and sporting events, and geographic locations in Atlanta and throughout Georgia.
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This collection contains portraits of members of the Carlisle family of Atlanta, Georgia. Also included are photographs of a military parade in Atlanta shortly after World War I, sporting events, and summer camp activities from Camp Dixie for Boys and for Girls in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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This collection is a series of letters from Lt. Francis Lawton Mobley to his wife, Rhoda Gaskins Mobley during his time of service during the Civil War. Mobley mustered into the 50th Georgia Company I, on March 4, 1862, as a junior lieutenant and was promoted to a full second lieutenant in June of the same year. On September 17, 1862 he participated in the Battle of Antietam and received a more serious injury. Mobley was sent to a makeshift hospital in Winchester, Virginia and died on October 9, 1862.
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Joe McTyre worked as a photojournalist at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The collection is comprised of images taken by Joe McTyre and other Atlanta photojournalists including images of prominent individuals, the physical environment of Atlanta and rural Georgia, state politics, and other news events.
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The Kenneth Rogers photograph collection is comprised of images Rogers took for the Atlanta Constitution and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution from 1930 to 1972. The collection documents a variety of personalities, events, and geographic locations in Atlanta and throughout Georgia, primarily between 1930 to1970.
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The Mackle Construction Company was a leading builder in the southeast in the early 1900’s. This collection contains images of residential, commercial, and governmental property built by this company in Atlanta, Chamblee, and Augusta, Georgia. Also included are photographs of the construction of Camp Gordon during World War I.
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Raymond B. Nixon was a reporter, correspondent, editor and director of various newspapers and journals for over 60 years. This collection of photographs was taken by Harold J. Terhune and shows the christening of the ship the S.S. Henry W. Grady, the launch of the ship to sea, and various speakers and guests.
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The collection contains images of the U.S.S. Atlanta, (CL-51) during World War II.
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This diverse collection features images of Ante-bellum Atlanta and scenes from the aftermath of the Civil War; street scenes and photographs of neighborhoods; images of Atlanta landmarks in downtown Atlanta and surrounding counties; and notable events such as the premiere of the movie Gone With the Wind, and a dinner honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. after he received the Nobel Peace Prize.
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