Frank M. Allara Library Special Collections and Archives (Univ. of Pikeville)
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Workships on Francis Farm
No full textThe Francis Farm, located at Johns Creek, was a working farm used by the college. It was later mined for coal and then sold. Students were able to work on the farm as a form of work study, and many spent the entire summer on the farm. The gentleman in the center is Dr. A. A. Page, president of Pikeville College from 1940 to 196
Students Cooking
No full textStudents are preparing food. This looks like they are preparing food for the cafeteria, which before 1929 was in Derriana. The older lady supervising is Jennie Chase, the matron of Derriana
Shinto Shrine, Nikko
No full textOn page: "Small pictures are of the great Shinto Shrine in
Nikko. It was built 450 years ago and cost approx-
imately $4,000,000. It is made all of ivory, mahogany,
gold and silver
Pictures sent by T. O. Gannon
from Tatebayashi, Japan. 2/24/46"
Found on page 22, Scrapbook 2
Shinto Shrine, Nikko
No full textOn page: "Small pictures are of the great Shinto Shrine in
Nikko. It was built 450 years ago and cost approx-
imately $4,000,000. It is made all of ivory, mahogany,
gold and silver
Pictures sent by T. O. Gannon
from Tatebayashi, Japan. 2/24/46"
Found on page 22, Scrapbook 2
Augustus Sisk
No full textOn back: "Augustus Sisk 1407 W. Main St. Marion, Ill." This image of Augustus Sisk was sent to Pikeville College by Sisk when he was applying for a job at the school, around 1920. According to letters, he appears to have taken a job as the principal of Pikeville's prepatory department
Pikeville College Gymnasium Flood Cleanup
No full textPeople cleaning the water from the gym after the 1957 Flood