Frank M. Allara Library Special Collections and Archives (Univ. of Pikeville)
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Dr. James Record, back
No full textThis newspaper clipping has been pasted to the back of the photograph.Educator
OF MOUNTAIN-
EERS -- Dr. James F.
Record, president of Pike-
ville College, Pikeville, KY.,
who is here in the interest
of the college's campaign to
raise $500,000 to increase its
endowment fund and extend
its curriculum, pictured the
handicaps mountain boys and
girls are forced to overcome
to obtain an education. Ford-
ing mountain torrents is just
one of many dangers they
encounter in their daily
travel to college, he said
Derriana Hall
No full textDerriana Hall was the first building on the upper campus. The front of the image says, "Girls Dormitory, Pikeville, Ky. By Maggard Studio
Raising Cows 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
Hogs on the 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
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
Postcard, front
No full textOn front: "Tropical Florida Sea Shells Found along the Gulf of Mexico" Found on page 19
Postcard, front
No full textOn front: "Cliff Walk, near Bailey's Beach, Most Beautiful Walk in the World, Newport, R. I." Found on page 15
Naval Air Technical Training Center Postcard, front
No full textOn front: "Aviation Machinist Mate School -- Naval Air Technical Training Center - Norman, Oklahoma" Found on page 14
Camp Lejeune Postcard, back
No full textOn back: "Hello Miss Spilman, If all goes as it should the following will be my address for the next 14 weeks.
PFC R.E. Cheek, USMCR
H & S Co., Engr. Bn.
Photogrammetry School
Camp Lejeune, N.C.
However, with this new invasion there is no telling what may happen when. Give my regards to all and I'll try to write more often. Rex" Postmarked March 27, 1945. Found on page 13.Hello Miss Spilman, If all goes as it should the following will be my address for the next 14 weeks.
PFC R.E. Cheek, USMCR
H & S Co., Engr. Bn.
Photogrammetry School
Camp Lejeune, N.C.
However, with this new invasion there is no telling what may happen when. Give my regards to all and I'll try to write more often. Re
