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Postcard of Stetson University Football Players

Postcard of the Stetson University State Championship Football Team in 1909. Players are named on the back of the card.
Postcard of Stetson University Science Hall

Unused black and white postcard of the Science Hall (now Flagler Hall) at Stetson University. The city is misnamed as "Le Land, Fla." on the postcard.
Postcard of Stetson University Science Hall

Unused color postcard of Science Hall (now Flagler Hall) at Stetson University. " "Genuine Curt Teich - Chicago"" 2978-29-N
Postcard of Stetson University Science Hall

Unused color postcard of Science Hall at Stetson University. Text on the back reads ""DeLand is an educational enter of international fame. Stetson University, housed in 17 fine buildings, is here.
Postcard of Stetson University Stetson Hall

Postcard of Stetson Hall (dormitory), Stetson University. Handwritten note on back reads "Stetson Hall. Corner of the first gymnasium shows at left of picture.
Postcard of the College Arms Hotel, DeLand, Florida

Unused black and white postcard of The College Arms Hotel, DeLand, Florida. "Fisk Hospital stands on the grounds of the College Arms, which was demolished in 1948" - hand written note on back of postcard.
Postcard of Woodland Boulevard, DeLand, Florida

Postcard of Woodland Boulevard, DeLand, Florida. A sign over a shop reads "Bicycles Repaired". There are three cars, from the 1910's and 20's - one is a Buick. There is also a horse carriage in the street. To the far right, a man in a porkpie hat stares at the camera. A handwritten note reads "The Boulevard looking north from New York Ave."
Postcard of Woodland Boulevard, DeLand, Florida

Postcard of Woodland Boulevard (mistakenly labelled Woodlawn Boulevard), DeLand, Florida.
Post office, Windermere, Fla.

Faded black-and-white photograph of Post Office, Windermere, Fla. with a man and women standing out front. Early post office in Windermere located near forrested area. Text on back: "Klines #1 story NE 5th and Main."
Presentation for Class of 1974

A black and white image of an audience seated in White Hall, watching a presentation for the class of 1974. The audience is seated in chairs and is made up of African American and Caucasian male and female students. On the stage, students are standing on risers, and some faculty members are seated in chairs near a podium. The curtain hanging above the stage has a sign that reads, "Class of 1974." To the left and right of the stage are large stained-glass windows. There are also signs on the walls that read, "No Smoking." Draperies hanging around the banners have the symbols of the Greek fraternity and sorority organizations on campus. The image is printed on Kodak paper. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Procession: male students

A black and white image of male students, wearing three-piece suits, walking down the sidewalk into Cookman Hall. They are walking underneath a pergola which is near the side of the road, where a car is also parked. On the left side of the sidewalk are two benches. Across the is a small house with a porch. Various trees can also be seen in the photograph. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Professor meets with students outside Human Resource Center

A black and white image of five African American students sitting outside, talking with a professor. The students are dressed comfortably and are sitting under a sign that reads, "Human Resource Center." The teacher is squatting and is wearing a suit. In the background of the image is a one-story building with a roof and windows. At the right of the image is a small palm tree. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Professor Reed with business students

A black and white image of Professor Reed, left, in a business suit, standing with male and female students. He is standing next to a window, through which the exterior of Cookman Hall can be seen. Surrounding him are male and female students. They are all watching as a student receives a copy from the copy machine placed on the desk. The machine has a lip where the top can be lifted up and the copy placed down. At the left of the image is another machine, of which the purpose is not known. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Professor-student conference

A black and white image of a student and a teacher during a conference at Bethune-Cookman University. The student is sitting in a chair at the left of the image and has his hands intertwined in front of him. At the right of the image is the professor, who is sitting in a chair and is looking at a paper that has been laid upon the table. Also on the table are folders and other materials. In the background of the image is a shelf with rows of papers on them. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Project Fla.8V5A4 construction

A black and white image of a one-story office building on the Bethune-Cookman University campus. To the left of the building can be seen another building with a wood exterior and a barrel sitting by the front door. Trees can be seen behind the office building, including palm trees. On the front of the image is written, "Office Wing, Project Fla.8V5A4, Bethune Cookman Coll., Daytona Beach, Fla., Paul Smith Const. Co., Tampa, Fla. Contractor, Mar. 19, 1948." On the back of the image is written, "Office bldg 1948." The stamp of the photographer's studio is also on the back.
Project Fla.8V5A4 construction

A black and white image of a one-story white building containing classrooms on Bethune-Cookman University's campus. Utility poles can be seen in the image, as well as trees, including oak trees and palm trees. Written on the front of the image is the following: "Class rooms, Project Fla. 8V5A4, Bethune-Cookman Coll., Daytona Beach, Fla., Paul Smith Const. Co., Tampa Fla, Contractor, Mar 29, 1948." On the back of the image is written in pencil, "Classroom Bldgs, 1948." The studio's stamp is also on the back of the image.
Project Fla.8V5A4 construction

A black and white image of a one-story white building containing classrooms on Bethune-Cookman University's campus. Utility poles can be seen in the image, as well as trees, including oak trees and palm trees. Written on the front of the image is the following: "Class rooms, Project Fla. 8V5A4, Bethune-Cookman Coll., Daytona Beach, Fla., Paul Smith Const. Co., Tampa Fla, Contractor, Mar 29, 1948." On the back of the image is written in pencil, "Classroom Bldgs, 1948." The studio's stamp is also on the back of the image.
Quit Claim from Orange Land Co granting 1/2 acre to St. Luke's, 1949

Quit claim from Orange Land Company granting ownership of 1/2 acre of land to St. Lukes. Portion of Section 20. Township 21 South, Range 31 East. January 26, 1949. Original documents (both sides) scanned at SLLC on Epson 10000XL, October, 2012.
Rabie Gainous, Florence Roane and Betty Brooks

A black and white image of Dr. Rabie Gainous, Dr. Florence Roane, and Betty Brooks sitting at tables during a meeting. Dr. Gainous is in the center of the image with his back to the camera. He is looking at paperwork in front of him. To the right side of the image, laying on the table, is a tape recorder and small microphone. He is wearing a suit jacket and eyeglasses. To his left is Dr. Florence Roane, who is wearing a sweater and eyeglasses. On the other side of the table in a turtleneck sweater is Betty Brooks, also with paperwork in front of her. The man to the right of her in a flannel jacket and ties is unidentified. On the back of the photo are the names of the people in the image, as well as the date. The photographer of the image is unidentified.
Rabie J. Gainous

A black and white photograph of Rabie J. Gainour. He is standing in a classroom in front of a blackboard, and is holding a pipe in his left hand. He is wearing a suit and tie. On the back of the image is a yearbook stamp, as well as, "Dr. Rabie J. Gainous, acting chairman." The photographer of the image is unknown.
Radio repair class

A black and white image of African American men learning radio repair during the vocational program offered by Bethune-Cookman University. In addition to teaching the students academics, students were also able to partake in vocational training that would assist them in securing a job after graduation. In this image, the men are working at work stations, and are performing various types of repair on radios. The men are dressed nicely in suit coats and trousers. A sign handing above the work area reads, "Mechanical Drawing and Communication." The photographer of the image is unknown.
Radio repair class

A black and white image of two African American women sitting in desk chairs while two African American men stand on the other side of the table. The students appear to be working in co-ed pairs. The men are working with radios, teaching the women how to repair them. The wall behind the men has been decorated with magazine covers, music records, and cards. They appear to be working in a classroom. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Ralphe Bunch speaks at Bethune-Cookman University

A black and white photograph of Ralph Bunche, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1950, giving a speech at the 50th anniversary celebration of the founding of Bethune-Cookman University. Ralph Bunche can be seen standing in the center of the photograph, wearing an academic gown and eyeglasses. He is standing behind a podium with a microphone attached to it. Seated behind him from the left to right are Mary McLeod Bethune and Richard Vernon Moore, Sr., who was president of BCU at the time this photograph was taken. To the right of him is an unknown woman. To the right of the podium can be seen an unknown man. They are seated in front of a large theater curtain. On the back of the photograph is written in pencil, "Dr. Ralph Bunche, BCC 50th yr anniversary speaker; Mrs. Bethune, Dr. Richard Moore, March 1954." The photographer of the image is unknown.
Randall Rose, baseball player for the Jacksonville Tarpons

Black-and-white photograph of Randall Rose. The photograph is from the shoulders, up. A small letter 'J' can be seen on his baseball cap. On the front of the image is a signature, 'Compliments Randall Rose.'
Rebecca Reid

A black and white image of Rebecca Reid, who is posing in front of a very large bush planted on the side of White Hall. She is wearing a suit jacket and skirt. On the back of the image is the following description: "Rebecca Reid, an early business manager of the college." The photographer of the image is unknown.
Rev. Alfred Cookman Hall exterior

A black and white image of the back entrance to Cookman Hall. The image is taken from the side of the entranceway, which is white and columned. Bushes line both sides of the entrance. At the right of the image can be seen the exterior of the building, which is brick, three stories, and has evenly-spaced windows. At the left of the image, an African American woman can be seen walking up the sidewalk to the building. In the background of the image are the building exteriors of other campus buildings. One of the buildings may be White Hall. A car is parked along a fence also in the background. Many oak and palm trees can be seen in the photograph. The image is printed on Kodak paper. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Rev. Alfred Cookman Hall exterior

A black and white image of the front exterior of Rev. Alfred Cookman Hall. The building is three stories, with windows evenly spaced. The entrance has a covered story story entryway. A sign on the rail reads "Cookman Hall." A sidewalk runs in front of the building, lined with bushes. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Rev. Alfred Cookman Hall exterior

A black and white image of the exterior of Cookman Hall. The building is made of brick and has three floors, with evenly spaced windows on each floor. There is a columned entrance, with a sign that reads "Cookman Hall" attached to the overhang. A large tree stands in front of the building. To the left of the building can partially be seen Harrison Rhodes Hall. On the back of the photograph is the photographer's stamp, which details the studio address and phone number.
Rev. Alfred Cookman Hall exterior

A black and white image of the entrance to Cookman Hall. The building is brick, has three stories, with evenly spaced windows and a columned entranceway. Attached to the entrance is a sign that reads "Cookman Hall." Above the door to the building is a sign that is partially visibile, but most likely reads, "Admission and Recruiting Office." Bushes are landscaped along the sides of the building, and in the foreground is a small bush with a birdbath. Attached to the sides of the building are two lights for lighting the ground. On the front of the photograph is a sticker which reads, "John Reeves, Photographer, Bethune-Cookman College, Daytona Beach, FL 32015." The image is printed on Kodak paper.
Reverend and Mrs. John Ischy.

Black-and-white photograph of Reverend John Ischy with his wife in a garden at their home on 8th St. in Windermere (Fla.) overlooking Lake Butler.
Rev. Ischy's Yard, 8th St./Main

Black-and-white photograph of Reverend John Ischy's yard with view of a garden and bridge by a lake in Windermere (Fla.). The Reverend lived on 8th and Main.
Ribbon-cutting ceremony

A black and white image of a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Ja-Flo Davis Residence Hall. There are two lines of people on each side of the double-glass doors, five in the left line and four on the right line. All of the men and women present are wearing graduation-type attire, with caps, tassels, and gowns. Mr. Lloyd is the man holding the scissors to the cut the ribbon in the left line. Vera Friend is second from the left in this line as well. The men and women in the right line are holding pieces of paper in their hands. The woman at the end of the line is also holding a handbag. On the front of the image is faintly written "Ja-Flo," indicating the residence hall. On the back of the image is written in pencil "Ribbon-cutting Ja-Flo Davis dorm, BCC trustees at graduation exercises, early 1980s." There is also the stamp of the photgrapher, which includes the studio address and phone number.
Richard Copeland, Chemistry professor

A black and white photograph of Dr. Richard Copeland, a chemistry professor at Bethune-Cookman University. He is wearing a button-up shirt, a tie, and has a pen in his pocket. He is holding onto some chemistry equipment. On the back of the photograph is his name and a yearbook stamp. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Richard Mulberry, Joe Loper, Richard V. Moore Sr.

A black and white image of Richard Mulberry, carpenter; Joe Loper, head of maintenance; and Dr. Richard Vernon Moore, Sr., president of Bethune-Cookman University, standing together after an awards ceremony in a cafeteria on campus. They are all wearing suits and ties. Mulberry and Loper are holding small jewelry cases with pins in them. Loper is also holding a cigar in his hand. Behind them can be seen a sign for the Coca-Cola dispenser in the cafeteria, as well as a table and chairs. The man standing behind Dr. Moore is unidentified. On the back of the image are the names of the people present in the photograph as well as their positions with the college. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Richard Vernon Moore awards a diploma

A black and white image of President Richard Vernon Moore awarding a diploma to a female student. Dr. Moore is standing at the left, wearing an academic cap and gown. He is shaking hands with the female student, who is holding her diploma in her hand. She is also wearing a cap, gown, and tassel. Standing behind them are three school officials. The first two on the left are unidentified, but the woman standing all the way at the right is Mary McLeod Bethune, also wearing academic attire. On the wall behind her is a portrait of herself. On the back of the photograph is the stamp of the photographer's studio.
Richard Vernon Moore awards diploma

A black and white photograph of college president Richard V. Moore, left, wearing a cap, gown, and tassel, shaking hands with a male graduate, right, also wearing academic attire, at a commencement ceremony. Written on the back of the photograph is Moore's name. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Richard Vernon Moore awards diploma to Mary Lucas

A black and white image of President Richard Moore, left, wearing an academic cap and gown, shaking hands with Mary Lucas, right, also wearing a cap and gown, after receiving her diploma at a Bethune-Cookman University commencement. Written on the back of the photograph are the names of the individuals. The photographer of the image is unknown.
Richard Vernon Moore, Sr.

A black and white portrait of President Richard V. Moore of Bethune-Cookman University. The portrait is from the shoulders up. Dr. Moore is wearing a suit jacket and tie, and horn-rimmed glasses. On the back of the photograph is written in pencil,"Dr. Richard V. Moore, BCC President 1947-75." The photographer of the image is unknown.
Richard V. Moore and Mary McLeod Bethune

A black and white photograph of Richard Vernon Moore, Sr., president of Bethune-Cookman College, presenting a birthday cake to Mary McLeod Bethune on school campus. Dr. Moore can be seen at the right in white suit. He is holding out the cake to Mrs. Bethune, who is wearing a dress and a corsage. She is also holding the cake. The cake has candles on it, and letter on the side which reads, "Mary." In the background can be seen two doors and a person standing against the wall. A description stuck to the front of the photograph is not legible. On the back of the photograph is the stamp of the photographer and processing studio.
Richard V. Moore, Emily Frink, Lionel Hampton

A black and white photograph of President Richard V. Moore, left, Miss B-CC Emily Frink, center, and jazz musician Lionel Hampton, right, after Frink's coronation. Dr. Moore is wearing a suit, bowtie, and horn-rimmed glasses. Emily Frink is wearing a tiara, an evening gown, cape, and is holding a large bouquet of flowers and a trophy. Lionel Hampton is also wearing a suit and tie. The image comes from a coronation of Miss B-CC at Bethune-Cookman University. On the back of the image is written in pencil, "L-R President Richard V. Moore, Emily Frink campus queen, Lionel Hampton, nationally known musician." The photographer of the image is unknown.

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