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North Carolina History Lesson Plans from the Southern Appalachian Archives
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North Carolina History Lesson Plans from the Southern Appalachian Archives
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- Collection: Mars Hill College Historic Photographs
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This photograph shows the back of Brown Hall. Named for Albert Erskine Brown, son of Mars Hill College's first president W.A.G. Brown (when the school was called the French Broad Baptist Institute) and a long-time mountain mission school…
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This is a photograph of the Mars Hill College women's basketball team in 1915. Front row (left to right): Margaret Burford, Lila Russell, Frankie Kilpatrick, Sallie Watkins. Back row: Dora Eplee, Ella Johnson, and Theoria Roberts.
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This is a photograph of Mars Hill College's earliest buildings, with Founders Hall on the left and the first building on the right. In the background is the house that became Spilman Home for Girls.
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This is a photograph of the Mars Hill College campus with Bailey Mountain in the background.
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This is a photograph of the dedication ceremony for Joe Anderson's new gravestone in Locust Grove on Mars Hill College Founder's Day, October 12, 1932.
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This is a photograph of the dedication ceremony for Joe Anderson's new gravestone in Locust Grove on Mars Hill College Founder's Day, October 12, 1932.
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This is a photograph of singers who participated in the dedication ceremony of Joe Anderson's new gravestone in Locust Grove on Mars Hill College Founder's Day, October 12, 1932.
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This is a photograph of some of Joe Anderson's descendants taken at the dedication ceremony of his new gravestone in Locust Grove on Mars Hill College Founder's Day, October 12, 1932.
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This is a photograph of some of Joe Anderson's descendants taken at the dedication ceremony of his new gravestone in Locust Grove on the Mars Hill College Founder's Day, October 12, 1932.
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