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Willadean Hall and Claude Martin
No full textWilladean Martin (Hall), Claude Martin (her brother) photographed by Payne's Studio of Dothan, at their grandfather’s house (John Peterman) 104 Gilliam St., Abbeville, AL. By Payne's Studio, Dothan, AL. Willadean Hall is a life-long resident of Abbeville, Alabama, who graduated from Henry County Training School in 1961 and Alabama State University in 1965. She received her masters degree in education from Troy State University in 1980. She taught elementary and middle school, 1965-2001, then taught as an adjunct instructor at Wallace Community College.
She contributed sixteen photographs from her larger collection to the June 2016 Wiregrass Common Heritage Project, an NEH-funded initiative of the Wiregrass Archives
Guest Picks: Ambassador Dr Martin Hall
No full textTo give you some ideas as to what to watch or screen at your local cinema, we love to ask some of our friends from across the film industry to recommend some of their favourite films for audiences to enjoy.
This week, to mark the reopening of many UK cinemas, we spoke to one of our brilliant Park Circus Ambassadors, Dr Martin Hall
Isaac Porter Martin
No full textIsaac Porter Martin is the cousin of Willadean Martin Hall, with 1940 s automobile at 115 Hall St., Abbeville, AL. Willadean Hall is a life-long resident of Abbeville, Alabama, who graduated from Henry County Training School in 1961 and Alabama State University in 1965. She received her masters degree in education from Troy State University in 1980. She taught elementary and middle school, 1965-2001, then taught as an adjunct instructor at Wallace Community College. She contributed sixteen photographs from her larger collection to the June 2016 Wiregrass Common Heritage Project, an NEH-funded initiative of the Wiregrass Archives
Annie Jane Martin
No full textAnnie Jane Martin is the paternal grandmother of Willadean Martin Hall, in her home's backyard, 115 Hall St., Abbeville, Alabama. Willadean Hall is a life-long resident of Abbeville, Alabama, who graduated from Henry County Training School in 1961 and Alabama State University in 1965. She received her masters degree in education from Troy State University in 1980. She taught elementary and middle school, 1965-2001, then taught as an adjunct instructor at Wallace Community College. She contributed sixteen photographs from her larger collection to the June 2016 Wiregrass Common Heritage Project, an NEH-funded initiative of the Wiregrass Archives
Mamie Sue Martin
No full textMamie Sue Martin is the cousin of Willadean Martin Hall with 1940 s automobile at 115 Hall St., Abbeville, AL. Willadean Hall is a life-long resident of Abbeville, Alabama, who graduated from Henry County Training School in 1961 and Alabama State University in 1965. She received her masters degree in education from Troy State University in 1980. She taught elementary and middle school, 1965-2001, then taught as an adjunct instructor at Wallace Community College. She contributed sixteen photographs from her larger collection to the June 2016 Wiregrass Common Heritage Project, an NEH-funded initiative of the Wiregrass Archives
Annie Mae Peterman Martin with daughter, Willadean Martin.
No full textProfessional photo portrait of Annie Mae Peterman Martin and daughter Willadean Martin. Payne's Studio, Dothan, AL. Willadean Hall is a life-long resident of Abbeville, Alabama, who graduated from Henry County Training School in 1961 and Alabama State University in 1965. She received her masters degree in education from Troy State University in 1980. She taught elementary and middle school, 1965-2001, then taught as an adjunct instructor at Wallace Community College.
She contributed sixteen photographs from her larger collection to the June 2016 Wiregrass Common Heritage Project, an NEH-funded initiative of the Wiregrass Archives
Martin Hall At Night
No full textJacksonville State University\u27s Martin Hall was constructed on land across Pelham Road from the main campus that was purchased from J. Thomas Martin and his nephew Joe Martin Morris. Martin Hall is named from the Martin family. Erected in 1967 Martin Hall was used to teach physics, general science, chemistry, economics, geography, engineering, computer science, and foreign language. Shown the building stands at night. (circa 1969)https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/21312/thumbnail.jp
Martin Hall 4
No full textJacksonville State University\u27s Martin Hall was constructed on land across Pelham Road from the main campus that was purchased from J. Thomas Martin and his nephew Joe Martin Morris. Martin Hall is named from the Martin family. Erected in 1967 Martin Hall was used to teach physics, general science, chemistry, economics, geography, engineering, computer science, and foreign language. (circa 1966)https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/18866/thumbnail.jp
Martin Hall 2
No full textJacksonville State University\u27s Martin Hall was constructed on land across Pelham Road from the main campus that was purchased from J. Thomas Martin and his nephew Joe Martin Morris. Martin Hall is named from the Martin family. Erected in 1967 Martin Hall was used to teach physics, general science, chemistry, economics, geography, engineering, computer science, and foreign language. (circa 1966)https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/18665/thumbnail.jp
Martin Hall 3
No full textJacksonville State University\u27s Martin Hall was constructed on land across Pelham Road from the main campus that was purchased from J. Thomas Martin and his nephew Joe Martin Morris. Martin Hall is named from the Martin family. Erected in 1967 Martin Hall was used to teach physics, general science, chemistry, economics, geography, engineering, computer science, and foreign language. (circa 1966)https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/18666/thumbnail.jp
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