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    Interview with James Turman

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    Ann Pflaum interviews James C. Turman, University graduate (PhD 2000) and Assistant Vice Provost for Student Affairs and Director, Department of Recreational Sports.Pflaum, Ann M.; Turman, James. (2016). Interview with James Turman. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/276856

    Dolly Hardee Turman. [portrait]

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    Portrait of Dolly Hardee Turman, for whom the Turman Room in Preston Library is named. Dolly Turman was the wife of Solon B. Turman, Class of 1920. This portrait hangs just outside the entrance to the Turman Room.The original portrait is owned by the Virginia Military Institut

    Dolly Hardee Turman, for whom Preston Library's Turman Room is named

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    Dolly Hardee Turman, for whom the Turman room in Preston Library is named. She was the wife of Solon B. Turman, VMI 1920

    William Turman Gooldy

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    Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Gooldy was born in Missouri, came to the state in 1895." OHS note: William Turman Gooldy

    Judge Simon Turman, Sr

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    Formal portrait of Hillsborough Judge Simon Turman, Sr. Judge from September 1845, the year of Florida's statehood, until October 1858 and the end of the 3rd Seminole War

    Stella Carter and Ann Turman

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    Portrait photograph of three young girls identified from left to right as follows: Stella Carter; Ann Turman, later Vanoy or Vannoy; and unidentified

    0668: Opal Turman Schmeling Papers, 1995

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    This collection consists primarily of binders compiling information about the Queen, Powell, Reeder, Vaughan, Smith, Turman, Hatton, Stith, and Spurlock families, as created by Opal Turman Schmeling. Also included in the collection are clippings related to these families and manuscripts related to family history

    Miss Texas Pageant - Judith Turman

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    Portrait photograph of Judith Turman, 19, Miss San Antonio. Fort Worth Star-Telegram Morning edition August 3, 1963.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_startelegram1960s/6207/thumbnail.jp
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