Frank M. Allara Library Special Collections and Archives (Univ. of Pikeville)
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Unknown event with Robert Cope
No full textIndividual on the left is Dr. Robert Cope, who served as a President of Pikeville College. Taken around 1970
Ethel Beem Scrapbook Page 2
No full textThis scrapbook page holds images of Wickham Hall, the Francis Farm, and the Gymnasium
Wickham Chapel and Administration Building
No full textThis is the back of the Administration Building, where Wickham Chapel was located. The chapel is now used as office space. The image looks like it was taken from around the faculty residence. The date on the image, 1926, was the date the building was constructed
Mayo General Hospital Postcard, back
No full textOn back: "Lt. Lottie J. Schmidt, A.N.C.
N-773400
Mayo General Hospital
Galesburg, Ill.
Dear Miss Spillman, Here's my add. like a good little girl. How are you? Working hard? How many classes do you have now. Comparative Anatomy? I remember one of the boys told me always to say that rather than Invertabrate Zoology they said it sounded more important. Write Love, Lottie -- Will write a letter anyway The first of Feb. or so." Postmarked January 12, 1945. Found on page 14.t. Lottie J. Schmidt, A.N.C.
N-773400
Mayo General Hospital
Galesburg, Ill.
Dear Miss Spillman, Here's my add. like a good little girl. How are you? Working hard? How many classes do you have now. Comparative Anatomy? I remember one of the boys told me always to say that rather than Invertabrate Zoology they said it sounded more important. Write Love, Lottie -- Will write a letter anyway The first of Feb. or so
Flowers from Belgium, back
No full textOn back of image: "Belgium 45 James Crisp."Belgium
45
James Cris
Page 1
No full textOn page - Caption 1: From Herbert Harper; Caption 2: Two typical natives. It looks as if the man has gotten to know the good uniforms the Q.M. supplies. -- Col de la Piroque, New Caledonia, Jan. '44; Caption 3: Banana Tree and Taro. The taro has roots similar to sweet potato, and is here groing in water - with the big thick green leaves. This picture was taken on a steep hill which was irrigated - the water about 6-8 inches deep, but always flowing fast. -- St. Vincent, New Caledonia, Jan. '44; Caption 4: Native village near La Foa, New Caledonia. -- Dec. '43; Caption 5: Caledonian jungle (?). The smaller plants are banana. -- St. Vincent, New Caledonia, Jan. '44.From Herbert Harper
Two typical natives. It looks as if the man has gotten to know the good uniforms the Q.M. supplies.
Col de la Piroque, New Caledonia, Jan. '44
Banana Tree and Taro. The taro has roots similar to sweet potato, and is here groing in water - with the big thick green leaves. This picture was taken on a steep hill which was irrigated - the water about 6-8 inches deep, but always flowing fast.
St. Vincent, New Caledonia, Jan. '44
Native village near La Foa, New Caledonia.
Dec. '43
Caledonian jungle (?). The smaller plants are banana.
St. Vincent, New Caledonia, Jan. '44
Page 10
No full textOn page - Caption 1: "Taken in Madong, New Guinea. Was a village before the war. Australians were using it chiefly as hospital area at the time."; Caption 2: Bennie Wise Craft - dentist.; Caption 3: Gether Irick near Hololulu [sic - Honolulu], Hawaii. "The water buffalo is the mule of the Isles." 1944.; Caption 4: Fred Blevins. Okinawa, Shima, Futema, June 10, '45. "I don't look like this, I just felt bad."; Caption 5: Hilo is main port of the largest Hawaiian Island (Hawaii) and second largest city of the territory; Caption 6: Sent by George Bartley."Taken in Madong, New Guinea. Was a village before the war. Australians were using it chiefly as hospital area at the time."
Bennie Wise Craft - dentist.
Gether Irick near Hololulu [sic - Honolulu], Hawaii. "The water buffalo is the mule of the Isles." 1944.
Fred Blevins. Okinawa, Shima, Futema, June 10, '45. "I don't look like this, I just felt bad."
Hilo is main port of the largest Hawaiian Island (Hawaii) and second largest city of the territory
Sent by George Bartley