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"Lane College Welcomes Home Alex Haley", 1978
No full textA booklet detailing Alex Haley's historical relationship with Lane College and highlights from his visit to Lane College on May 21, 1977. Alex Haley, author of Roots, visited Lane College in May 1977. His parents graduated from Lane College, and Mr. Haley lived in Jackson as a child for a brief time while his father worked as a professor at Lane College. Pictured from left to right are: Herman Stone Jr. (President of Lane College from 1970-1986), Dr. Wesley Cornelius McClure (future Lane College President from 1992-2013), and Alex Haley
Postcard of Lane College Buildings (Back), 1936
No full textA 1936 postcard from J. F. Lane (President of Lane College) to Juanita Rudd. The postcard reads: Dear Miss Rudd, if we give you a college job that pays 22.50 per quarter, could you make it? Write me what you can do. -J.F. Lane
Students and the Lane College Travel Bus, circa 1955
No full textStudents are shown standing in front of the Lane College Travel Bus. The travel bus was introduced to the campus around 1955
Class of Advanced Food and Nutrition, 1950
No full textPictured are Lane College students in Advanced Food and Nutrition in 1950. Written on verso: Class in Food Nutrition. Lane College
James Franklin Lane, circa 1909
No full textJames Franklin Lane (2/18/1874- 12/11/1944), was the third President of Lane College, and son to Bishop Isaac Lane, founder of the college. He graduated from the school in 1891. He became a professor and principal at Lane College in 1901 in the Teacher's Training Department before serving as the college's President from 1907 until he died in 1944
Jennie E. Lane, James Franklin Lane, and Bishop Isaac Lane with Family and Friends, circa 1920
No full textPictured left to right: Mrs. Jennie E. Lane Cleaves (first teacher of the CME Highschool), Rev. Lane C. Cleaves (son to Jennie and Bishop Cleaves), Bishop Nelson Caldwell Cleaves, James F. Lane (third president of Lane College), unidentified boy, Bishop Isaac Lane (founder of Lane College), an unidentified man, an unidentified man
Lula A. Lyda, circa 1910
No full textA portrait of Miss Lula A. Lyda of North Indiana. Lyda was a Lane College student circa 1910
Handsworth Slack Lane / College Road
No full textHandsworth Slack Lane / College Road. Old Houses to the right c.15th Centur
8th Grade Class, 1886
No full textLane College's 8th grade class pose for a picture on the steps of Bray Hall. Lane College maintained a high school department and curriculum until 1933
Hattie Owens and a Friend, 1899
No full textPictured is Hattie Owens and a male friend. Hattie Owens graduated from Lane College in 1899 and went on to become a teacher in the Jackson, TN area
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