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Photograph Subject Files
The Photograph Subject Files contain photographs depicting various aspects of life in DeKalb County. The subjects covered in this collection and their corresponding box numbers are listed below, as well as descriptions of their contents.
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Box 1 Individual & Family Portraits A-D
Box 2 Individual & Family Portraits E-H
Box 3 Individual & Family Portraits I-P
Box 4 Individual & Family Portraits Q-S
Box 5 Individual & Family Portraits T-Z; Unidentified Individuals
Box 6 Business and Industry A-K
Box 7 Business and Industry L-Z
Box 10 Government: People, Buildings, Agencies
Box 18 Schools: Colleges and Universities
Box 1
Abram, J.H. family with children Ruth, Glynn, Howard and Ethel
Adams, Salathiel and his wife Annie Catherine Ball Adams
Akin family (family reunion 1929 photograph); two photographs of children
Alexander, Hooper (two photographs of Mr. Alexander sitting at desk)
Alexander, William Prescott
Alston, Col. Robert A.(photograph of portrait, with negative)
Ambrose, Clifford (see also Tucker Baptist Church)
Anderson, Sally (see also Singleton Family)
Anderson, Tom (see also Courthouse box; Tom Anderson with horse photograph, c. 1910)
Ansley family (Mrs. Wiley Shorter Ansley with Hamilton Goss Ansley on lap, and mother Mrs. J.H. Goss, Sr. in background/original plus copy)
Ansley, David Henry (three photographs) also see Candler, Scott Sr.
Ansley, Wiley (in group photograph with Louis Ramspeck, Paul Coffee, Allen Ripley, Bob Cunningham)
Austin, Aurelia, misc. portraits
Bagwell, Sally (see also Austin, Aurelia)
Baker, Thurbert
Ball, John W. (several photographs of the Ball Family, c. 1916)
Bankston, John A. (in uniform, killed at Battle of Atlanta, 1864)
Beales, Frances Loehr Green; Beales
Bell, James Addison (Lithonia)
Bell, Piromis Hulsey
Bell, Richard
Bennett, M.C. family
Berrien, John MacPherson
Biggers, Bascom (see also Avondale Grammar School)
Billups, Annie
Blackmon, Marbut (Lithonia mayor)
Bond, J.B. (see also Rock Chapel Methodist Church)
Bond, Joseph (two negatives)
Borglum, Gutzon
Brogdon, Erle (1898 photograph. See Austin, Aurelia)
Brown, Derwin
Brown, John Llewlyn
Bryan, Shepard
Burges, Dodies (oversized photo)
Burgess family (one photograph of Henry Burgess, Ben Burgess, George A. Ramspeck, J.B. Steward, Ordinary, and unidentified black man)
Burnham, Arthur N.
Burns, George A. and Evie Garner and children
Burton, Joe
Butler, J.B. (see also Avondale Grammar School)
Cain, Francis (see also Tucker Baptist Church)
Candler family
Carley, Justice George (see also Walter McCurdy, Jr. file)
Carroll family (group photo, c. 1939. The descendants of John and Elizabeth Maloney Carroll)
Carter family (one photograph of Mary S. Weems Carter, Evie Carter, Jesse Gordon Carter & George Washington Weems, c. 1896. Photograph located in the Carter Home file in box 9)
Cash, Amanda Jane, c. 1900
Cash and Frazier family portrait (c. 1911. At the Frazier home on the Lawrenceville Highway in Tucker)
Cherry, Jim (see also Ward, Judson)
Chesnut family (one group photograph of J. Harvey Chesnut, Olivia Chesnut, Marian Chesnut, David Gladney Chesnut, Pearl Chesnut Berry, Margaret Chesnut Bowden)
Chewning, Tom & Lila (two photographs which were used in Vanishing DeKalb book. Also see Austin, Aurelia)
Chivers, Thomas Holley
Chupp family (One photograph of the Jacob Chupp Home, one photograph of Marion “Mickey” Chupp Rauch, 1985, one photograph of William Thomas Chupp & James Benjamin Chupp, Jr., 1946)
Clack, Golden
Clark, Joe
Clarke, Elijah Henry (c. 1862. in Confederate uniform)
Clarke, Marion
Clarke, William Henry (photograph of a portrait, 1847)
Clarkston, Ruth Jones
Cleland, Max
Cobb family (1910 group photograph. Photograph has genealogical information on back)
Coffey, Paul (see also Wiley Ansley)
Coggins, Ida Mae (see also Singleton Family)
Cole, Roy (see also Ware, Tom)
Coletti, George
Connell, Louise (see also Avondale Grammar School)
Cook, Bruce (see also Tucker Baptist Church, Box 6)
Crawford, Tom
Crockett, James W.; Kiser, M.C.
Crumps, R.A.
Dabney, William (group photograph with Guy Webb, Eugene Allen, Homer F. George)
Davidson, Charlie Jr. (see also Walter McCurdy, Jr. file)
Davis, Anna E. (additionally, see McCollough files)
DeKalb, Baron
DeKalb legal community, various, 1950s
Denk family (Catherine Glenn, Elsa Denk and Joyce Alexander)
Diamond, Amanda Delia
Diamond, John Rabierson
Diamond family portrait
Douthard, Dr. Ross S., Sr.
Dunagan, Emma (see also Austin, Aurelia)
Box 2
Eidson, Will
Emerson, Patricia
England, Junius (see also Austin, Aurelia)
Erwin, Eugenia (original photograph taken 1899. She is one year old in the picture)
Estes family
Evans, Adela Chupp
Evans, Ed
Evins, Nancy & Georgia
Farnham Brothers (not necessarily DeKalb, but part of Ed Cummins Collection)
Fellows, Willis S.
Felton, Rebecca Latimer (one portrait, taken 11/22/1922, the day she addressed the U.S. Senate)
Ferguson, Stella Lanier
Fletcher, Jessie
Florance, Sam W. & Mary Wingate (standing in front of house in Avondale Estates, c. 1928)
Forsyth, John (two sketches)
Fowler family
Frazier family (one group photograph, c. 1909. Also see Cash family photograph)
Freeborn, W.
Freeman, Mary Hines
Furse, Stephen
Garrett, Franklin
George, B.B., Lithonia
Gibson, W. Bayne (see also Candler, Scott Sr.)
Gilmer, George R. (see also Berrien, John MacPherson)
Goddard, Byron and Phebe
Gresham, Alma Long
Grizzell, Rena
Grizzell, Roy Ames Charles
Guess, Edwin Harrison (in Confederate uniform)
Guzzell, Miss (see also Candler, Scott Sr.)
Hall, Billy
Hand, Dick
Haralson, George (see also Tucker Baptist Church, Box 6)
Haralson, John (see also Tucker Baptist Church, Box 6)
Hardman, John (pictured with his son William and his daughter Jane Hardman)
Hardeman, Charlotte Ramspeck
Hardeman family
Harrison, Clark (pictured at controls of an airplane)
Hastings, Stanley & Gladys
Hatcher, Ethlyn (see also Avondale Grammar School, box 14)
Hays, Eddie
Henderson family
Higginbotham, Joe
Hill, Ed (see also Candler, Scott Sr.)
Hooper family
Hopkins, Ernest (see also Tucker Baptist Church, Box 6)
Howell, Hugh, Jr. (also see Stonehaven in historic homes box)
Hudgins family portrait (c. 1914)
Hunt, Gordon (c. 1901; see also Austin, Aurelia)
Hudson, Mrs. W. Guy, Sr. (two photographs)
Hutcheson family (one photograph of Judge John B. Hutcheson and one photograph of Rebecca Hutcheson)
Hyde, Patty (wedding photographs)
Box 3
Indigo Girls
Jarvis, Robert P. (Pat)
Jewett, Henry
Johnson family, Oakdale Road
Johnson family (Willie Lilenah Medlock, and Daniel W. Johnson marriage photograph, 1887, Geordie Johnson, age 1, photograph)
Jolley, Bob
Jolly, J.B. (Joe)
Joiyner, Metz (see also Austin, Aurelia)
Jones, Abram Tillman “Tim”
Joyner, William E.
Kehr, Mrs. Paul
Kerr, Josephine Swanton (see also Julius McCurdy file)
Keys, Mrs. Marion – Lithonia
Kirkpatrick family
Kurtz, Wilbur
Leftwich, Anna Belle (see also Philips, Mary Virginia)
Leftwich, Pearl Philips (see also Philips, Mary Virginia)
Lehmberg, Peggy
Levetan, Liane (with Sue Ellen Owens, director of DeKalb History Center)
Looney, James Shook, city manager of Decatur
Lynch, John Henry
Lynch, Mike
McCollough, Mrs. John M.
McCook
McCurdy, Julius (one portrait; group picture after Frank Miller’s wedding, 1949)
McCurdy, Maurie Ruth, Myrtie and Meg, plus other 1910s photos
McCurdy, Mrs. Julius (see also Julius McCurdy file)
McCurdy, Walter Jr. (three pictures, c. 1967)
McCulloch, Maggie (see also McCollough file)
McKinney, Charles Daniel (1917)
McKoy, Laura (two photographs – copyright belongs to Atlanta Historical Society)
McMurray, William
McPherson, General
Mable, Leila
Mable, Maury (St. Patrick’s Day Parade Photographs)
Mackay, James
Mann, Mary
Martin, Styles (Principal of Center Grove School; see also Center Grove School in oversized photograph box)
Maloof, Manuel
Marbut, Mercer and Linette
Mason, Dr. J.M. & Family (plus one photograph of the children of Leila Venable Mason)
Meadows, Clifford (see also Tucker Baptist Church, Box 6)
Mendenhall, Dr. & Mrs.
Melton, Clarence (see also Tucker Baptist Church, Box 6)
Metz, James H.
Miller, James (see also Avondale Grammar School)
Mitchell family
Morgan, Cicero
Morgan, Dorothy Pope
Moore, Madge and Pierce
Morris, Melany
Morrison
Nash family (Cake for Lt. L.T.Y. Nash)
Nash, Lewis
New, Georgia (Mrs. Edward G.)
O’Neal, Leon family
Outlaw, Mary Jane Foy
Owens, Sue Ellen (see also Levetan, Liane)
Oxford, John M.
Palmer, Ernest (see also Austin, Aurelia)
Park, Branson and Lawton
Park, Robert and Wynette, Panola Shoals Covered Bridge
Philips, Frank Monroe
Philips, Mary Virginia Wellborn (Molly)
Pike, Pete and Jerri
Pitts, Kite (School teacher, see also Center Grove School in oversized photograph box)
Pliny, Eli Hudson
Potts, Frances Rebecca
Powell Everhart collection
Powell family
Powers, Frank, Lithonia
Pressley
Pruitt family
Purcell family (several photographs, including WWI photographs)
Box 4
Quinn, Larry Eugene
Ragsdale, J.D. (see also Macedonia Baptist Church, Photograph Subject Files, Box 6)
Ramspeck family
Ramspeck, George (see also Burgess Family)
Ramspeck, Louis (see also Ansley, Wiley)
Rawls, Dr.
Reagin, New – Lithonia
Redding, Mayor J.F. (1959)
Rehm, William (Willie) – large drawing of Willie in uniform. Located in oversized photograph collection, box 19
Reid, C.S. and Everett Williams
Richardson, Gene Brooks and Allen Bayard Richardson
Rickard, George Morgan
Ripley, Allen (see also Ansley, Wiley)
Russell, John family
Sams family (Eliza Catherine Houston, Joseph Augustine Sams)
Schweizer, Alfred
Scott, George Washington & Agnes Irving
Scott, Glynn Armitage; Hart, Brenda; Armitage, Judy
Scott, Tommy “Ramblin'” or “Doc” Tommy Scott
Severinghouse, Nelson (see alsoJulius McCurdy file)
Severinghouse, Mrs. Nelson (see also Julius McCurdy file)
Shaughnisey, Charley (see also Julius McCurdy file)
Simmons, G.W. & family
Simpson family (including Homer Simpson, Fuller Simpson & Margaret Hill, Lulu Simpson)
Simpson family
Singleton, Charlie (see also Tucker Baptist Church, Box 6; he was the preacher)
Singleton, Cliff & Lily
Singleton family (1910: Robert J. Singleton, Mary Elizabeth Vaughn Singleton, Bryan Singleton, Robert Jr., Dolly and Linda Singleton, Sally Anderson, and Ida Mae Coggins)
Slack, Mrs. Searcy (Julia)
Smith, C.W.
Smith, E.R.
Smith, Mr. & Mrs. C.W.
Smith, M.E.
Sprayberry, W.H.
Steele, Leslie J.
Stephens, Alexander (original photograph, seated in wheelchair)
Steward, J.B. (see also Burgess family)
Stibbens, A., Civil War era cabinet card
Stokes, Missouri
Swanton family
Box 5
Tapp, Jud & Dora (Braswell)
Teper, Doug
Thompson, Thurmon (see also Julius McCurdy file)
Townsend, Martha Ann Almand
Trotti family (see also Candler, Scott Sr.)
Troup, George (see also Berrien, John MacPherson)
Vaughters
Venable, Miriam
Wallace family
Wallace, Robert (wedding pictures)
Ward, Judson
Ware, Tom
Warren family
Weaver, Rev. (see also Austin, Aurelia)
Webb, J.W. (Deputy Sheriff who was murdered in 1919)
Webster, W.B.
Weekes family (including James William, Eugenia Weekes, and Lorena Weekes)
Weems family (Confederate veterans, Charlotte Weems, Drew Willie Weems, Lula Weems, Minnie Weems, James Thomas Weems)
Wilson, Elizabeth- city commissioner and mayor of Decatur
Woods, Lt. Jerome – Lithonia
Weems, George Washington (see also Carter Home, box 9)
Wellborn, Louisa McCarter (see also Philips, Mary Virginia)
Wells family
White family (J.M. White Dairy)
White, Nat
Whitloch, Minnie Rowe
Woolf, Sallie
Photographs of unidentified individuals and groups may also have an unknown provenance. There are several photographs of Confederate soldiers in uniform as well as others from the 19th century. Some photographs are from the Georgia Archives Vanishing DeKalb submissions, so watch for rights information.
Business and Industry / Box 6 (A-K)
81 Theatr (African American Theater where Atlanta Ave. and Trinity intersect)
Abrams Store – Lithonia
Arabia Mountain Stone Crushing Co.
Atlantic and Pacific, Decatur
Bailey’s Shoe Shop
Barnett’s Store – Lithonia
Belk-Gallant
Belle Shop
Bentz-Sams Farm
Big Ledge Quarry- Lithonia
Bond and Green Funeral Home
J.B. & W.A. Bond General Store
J.B. & W.A. Bond Sawmill
Bowen Press
Brown’s Mill
Burgess, E.N. farm – Lithonia
Burgess, E.N. general merchandise – Lithonia
Candler Hotel
Chamblee Dairy and Truck Farm/J.D. Wright
Cedar Grove Dairy
Cedar Grove Garage
Cheek’s Mill
Cheek and Nash Store
Chupp, Joshua LaFayette farm
Clarkston Butcher
Cofer Brothers Merchandise – Lithonia
Coffey’s Dry Goods – Lithonia
Colonial and Galaxy Drug building- East Lake and Meade
Cook’s Drugs
Davidson’s Dairy
Davidson Stone Mountain Granite Company
Decatur Bank and Trust/Bank of Decatur
Decatur Federal Savings and Loan
Decatur-general street scenes
DeKalb Asphalt Plant
DeKalb Cannery
DeKalb Farmers Market
DeKalb Federal Savings and Loan
DeKalb Granite
DeKalb Supply Company
First National Bank of Decatur
Flat Shoals Service Station
Freeman Drug Store
George, H.F. and M.H. general store
Goodard, I. B., store
Goodyear
Grady Hospital
Gulf Station-Tucker
Hairston, William T., cotton gin
Haralson, J.B. service station
Haynes, George Washington store
Hello World Grocery
Holcombe Television
Honea, Bruce Farm
Houston Mill, photograph of a picnic
Houston Mill
Hudson and Rogers
Hughes Store
John W. Hunt farm & sawmill – Tucker
Johns, Charlie store, late 1950s
J.C. Johnson’s Store – Lithonia
Jossey Hotel
Kirkwood Ambulance
Business and Industry / Box 7 (L-Z)
Lane Drugs
Lithonia Banking Company
Lithonia Feed Store
Lithonia Mule Market
Lithonia Quarry
M&M Grocery – Lithonia
Mama Mia’s Pizza – Stone Mountain
Mathis Dairy
Matthew McClellan’s Garage
McClellan & Abram Auto Accessories – Stone Mountain Rd.
McWilliams, J.W. store – East Atlanta
Mitchell’s Mill – Lithonia
Morgan, Grady portable sawmill
Morgan’s Service Station
Morris, John Hamilton farm
Neil Theatre
Panola Light & Power Co.
Panter’s Barber Shop
Pat’s Restaurant
Payton, E.S. dairy, delivery truck in front of Rogers Store
Peachtree DeKalb Airport
Pierce, W.O. Dairy
Pine Mountain Quarry
Powell, M.D. Granite Co. – Lithonia
Ramspeck and Weekes Bros. Stores
Roberts Grocery – Lithonia
Scottdale Mill, includes a picture of the 1915 band
Scottdale Mill from poster found at DHC with key and map, interior and exterior
Scottdale Steel Mill, 2012.26
Scott’s Pharmacy
Sexton, Grover store
Sharian Rugs
Shields Meat Market
Simpson Dairy
Snow Dairy
Southern Printing and Novelty – Lithonia
Standard Oil
Stone Mountain Bank
Stone Mountain Granite Company
Studdard’s Shoes- Stone Mountain
Southeast Federal
SunTrust Bank (unidentified individual)
Syrup Mill (sorghum)
Tatum’s Drugs
Thompson’s Mill – Lithonia
Tucker’s Drug Store – Lithonia
Turner and Everitt
Veal’s Mill, 1890
Weaver, Hannah Farm
Weekes Brothers Grocery store
Wells, G.D. Country Store- Stone Mountain
Wells, Steve Furniture Company- Stone Mountain
Whitley’s Store – Lithonia
Unidentified: Sawmill
Churches / Box 8
Antioch AME Church Lithonia
Belmont Methodist Church
Bethsaida Baptist-Stone Mountain
Cedar Grove Methodist Church
Chamblee Baptist Church Baptism at Folsom’s Pond, c. 1910.
Christian Church of Decatur, 1962
Clairmont Baptist Church- 14 photographs of the adult and child choirs, c. 1965
Clarkston Baptist Church – birthday party for Dr. Crowe, chairman of deacons
Clarkston First Baptist Church
Decatur First Presbyterian (one 8″ x 10″ photograph, 1952; five postcards with historic photographs of the church)
Doraville Presbyterian church
East End Methodist
Epworth Methodist
Fellowship Primitive Baptist
First Baptist Church Decatur
First Methodist Church (5 photographs of the parsonage & 1 postcard of Decatur)
First Presbyterian Church Decatur
First United Methodist
Forrest Hills Baptist-Decatur
Jackson Hills Baptist
Lithonia Central Baptist
Lithonia First Methodist
Lithonia Presbyterian
Lithonia Union Methodist
Lutheran Church Decatur
Macedonia Baptist Church, 1 of J.D. Ragsdale
Martha Brown Methodist Church- photocopy of a photograph of the entire 1923 bible class
Methodist Campgrounds
Methodist Children’s Home, photograph of young women working on the grounds
Methodist Episcopal Church, Stone Mountain
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Midway Baptist
Midway Presbyterian
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Decatur
Oakhurst Baptist
Ousley Chapel Methodist Church (originally Briarwood Church)
Peachtree Baptist, Briarcliff & Lavista, 1903-1904
Philadelphia Baptist Church, photograph of the church and grounds, c. 1940
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Prospect Methodist Church newspaper clipping, 1959
Redan Church
Rehoboth Baptist Church- 4 photographs of 1933 Baptism (taken in Peachtree Creek); 1 photograph of the church singing school, c. 1900
Rock Chapel Methodist- Several photographs of the church and misc. church members, c. 1940. Photographs show church members working on church grounds. Photograph of J.B. Bond.
Rockland United Methodist
Salem Presbyterian
St. Paul A.M.E. Church
Stone Mountain Presbyterian
Thankful Baptist Church
Trinity Church of Decatur, African American church, 1962
Tucker Baptist Church baptism ceremony, 1927
Unidentified Churches
Wesley Chapel Church – including photograph of the old church on the day it was torn down 1895
Zion Baptist, Stone Mountain
Cities and Communities / Box 9
Atlanta misc. street scenes
Avondale Estates
Candler Park
Cedar Grove
Chamblee – including a 1979 picture of Mayor Woodie Malone cutting ribbon for underpass
Clarkston
Decatur – three folders; misc. scenes of Decatur, from the mid 20th century to present
Decatur – miscellaneous slides
Decatur- Reception at the Federal Savings and Loan building for All Working 4 Decatur, 1966
Decatur Sister city – Bousse, Burkina Faso, West Africa – photographs of a trip there in 1985 by Decatur city officials
Druid Hills
Dunwoody – including Cheek Mill, Spruill Farm, homes along Mt. Vernon Road, c. 1985; Dunwoody Gardens
East Lake
Kirkwood
Lithonia – including photographs of quarry workers, c. 1930; 1 photograph of quarry workers located in the oversize photograph box; envelope of misc. homes in Lithonia
Redan – including Post Office, 1987 (after snow storm)
Rock Chapel
Scottdale
Stone Mountain – 3 folders
Tucker – including Standard Oil Building, c. 1945 (Jimmy Venable owned it and the Ku Klux Klan met there in the early part of the 20th century; two prints and several Polaroid photographs of Brownings Courthouse, 1985
Winnona Park – including photograph of Kirk Road, c. 1922; Avery Street, c. 1922; Winnona Park Elementary School, c. 1922
Government: people, buildings, agencies / Box 10
Robert T. “Bobby” Burgess Public Safety Building
City of Decatur Police
City of Lithonia offices fire
Clinton-Gore Campaign 1992
Decatur City Commission
Decatur City Commissioner
Decatur City Council
Decatur City Hall
Decatur City Officials
Decatur DeKalb Library
Decatur Depot
Decatur Fire Engine, 1914
Decatur Fire Station #1
Decatur Post Office
Decatur Recreation Center
DeKalb Board of Education
DeKalb Building, Trinity Place and North McDonough
DeKalb Chamber of Commerce
DeKalb Convict Labor Farm
DeKalb County Courthouse Annex
DeKalb County Fire and Rescue Activities
DeKalb County fire engines
DeKalb County Fire Station #4
DeKalb County Fire Stations – #3 and #18
DeKalb County Grand Jury – 1946
DeKalb County Health Center
DeKalb County Jail
DeKalb County Officers
DeKalb County Police
DeKalb County Sheriff’s Department
DeKalb Health Department, Clairemont
DeKalb Water Works
DeKalb County (Democratic Party of) Spring Fund Raising Dinner at the Plantation House Restaurant, Stone Mountain; dated 5/19/1973
Government Employees
“Laurel” DeKalb Water Plant
Old Decatur Water Tower
Senior Connections, 5238 Peachtree Rd, Chamblee
Homes and Places (A-L) / Box 11
103 Springdale Road, J.T. Wikle
141 E. Trinity Place
422/424 West Ponce de Leon, “Rock House”
1848 North Decatur Road
Alston House, 260 Morgan Street
Argo House, 130 Hillyer Place
Avary-Fulton House, 205 S. Columbia Drive
Baldwin Home, 461 Oakdale Rd
Bellingrath Home, 217 Atlanta Avenue
Benning Home, Oakdale Rd
Biffle cabin
Billups Cabin, Decatur
Bond, Eason M. Jackson, Rock Chapel Rd, Lithonia
Brown, Marcus L., Clairmont Rd
Burdine House, 627 Sycamore
Burgess, Edward Newton, Covington Hwy
Byrd, John Plantation, River Rd
Calhoun-Jones Home
Calico House
Callanwolde
Calloway House
Candler Mansion
Candler McKinney Clarke House, 146 S Candler
Carter, Jesse Gordon
Chapmon Powell house
Cheek Spruill house
Chivers Home “Villa Allegra,” 339 College Ave
Clark Family, Cedar Grove Rd.
Clark, Robert E. Lee, Miller Rd
Compton, Martha Lumpkin
Death House
Durand Farm, “Hawthorn”
Fernbank Museum, Emory Museum
Gay, Mary house
George, Benjamin F., Lithonia
Goodwin House, Peachtree Rd, Brookhaven
Gordon, John B., Kirkwood
Gresham, John N., 3300 Briarlake Rd
Hampton Home, 213 Hillyer Place
Harwell cabin, Decatur
Houston Home, 418 Church St
Houston Mill house, Emory
Housworth Cabin, S. Goddard Rd, Lithonia
Hudson, Pliney Eli
Hudson, William Guy
Jackson, Christopher Columbus, Flat Shoals Rd
Jackson, Thomas Christopher, Candler Rd
Jackson, Daniel E., McDonough St
Johnson, George Washington
Kemp farmhouse
Kuhn estate, 1260 McLendon
Langford, Northlake
Lithonia Methodist Parsonage
Lively, L.M.
Lyon Farm (near Panola Mountain)
Homes and Places (M-Z) / Box 12
Mann, J.W.
(The) Manor, Stone Mountain
McCurdy, John Franklin, Stone Mountain
McCurdy, John W., Stone Mountain
McCurdy, William Tarleton – East Mountain St, Stone Mountain
McIntosh Home
McPherson cabin
McWilliams, Morse- “Great Oaks”
Milledge house
Montgomery Home, Sycamore Street
Moore Family, Moore Rd off Bouldercrest
Moore, Samuel D., Cedar Grove Rd
Morgan Street
Morris, John Brandon- “Cedar Grove”
Morris, John Hamilton, North Decatur Rd
Norton Home, Stone Mountain-Lithonia Road
Norton Davidson home, Lithonia, architect H.A. Rawlins
Park, Russell- 5198 Rock Springs Rd, Lithonia
Patterson home, Rehoboth
Powell, Oliver house
Ragsdale Home
Ragsdale, George W., Lithonia
Ramspeck, George A., East Ponce and Church St
Rowland (deJarnette) Home, 218 Barry St
Sage Home (Briarcliff/Zonolite/Sage Hill shopping ctr.)
Sams Home, College Ave and other Sams related
Sayward, William J.
Scott, Sycamore St (Scott Cooper)
Scott, G.W., Clearwater, FL holiday home
Scottish Rite, West Hill St and Oakview
Sheppard, William L.
Smith, Judge C.W., “Kildare”, 165 Whiteford Ave NE
Smith, Tullie, 2223 N. Druid Hills Rd then Atlanta History Center, Paces Ferry
Stonehaven (Hugh Howell Jr.) (also see Venable-Howell)
Sutton-Duke Home, 209 N Candler
Swanton House, 240 Atlanta Ave, then Trinity Place
BOX 12A:
Sycamore Street homes
Thomas/Barber cabin, Trinity Place
Thompson cabin, Trinity Place, Decatur
Thompson Family, Rockbridge Rd
Tilly, Atticus N., Cedar Grove Rd
Towers/Fowler/Thompson Home
Trinity Place Historic complex
UDC House, 120 Avery St
Unidentified Homes
Unidentified Places
Venable-Howell Home, Stone Mountain (also see Stonehaven)
Weekes, Hamilton, Church St
White, James Monroe, White’s Mill Rd
Williams-Evans “High House”
Old Courthouse / Box 13
1897-1900 Temporary Courthouse
8×10 Photographs
Aerial Shots
Architectural Plans and Misc.
Banner Day (DeKalb Historical Society), 1991
Clocks, 1995
Confederate Memorial Day
DeKalb Historical Society Museum
Fast Food filming, 1988
Fifth Courthouse
First Courthouse replica
Fourth Courthouse
Fourth Courthouse with cupola, pre-1916 fire
Grounds, misc
Ice Storms, 1935, 2000
Judge Tillman Tree, May 21, 1997
Negatives
Older Interior shots
Plaques
Postcards
Renovations 1 of 2
Renovations 2 of 2
Third Courthouse, 1947-1898
Military & Markers / Box 14
Atlanta and Surrounds –prints from the Ed Cummins Collection-Civil War
Civil War
Confederate trenches at New Hope church-May 26, 1864
Confederate Veterans
Governor’s Horse Guards, ca 1906
Historic markers
Lawson General Hospital
Vietnam Memorial Plaque Dedication, 1986
War bond rally
World War I
World War II
World War II Decatur Service Men’s Center
World War II Georgia State Guard Unit 202
Organizations & Parks / Box 15
Antique Lovers Club
Boy Scouts
Calhoun Band
Civitan Club
Clarkston Grandmothers Club
Confederate Reunions and Groups
Daughters of the American Revolution (D.A.R.)
Druid Hills Golf Club
Junior League, Nov 1996
Leadership DeKalb
Lithonia Woman’s Club
Masonic Lodge Pythagoras, Number 41
Olympics 1996
Rotary Club marker dedication, June 1996
Sacred Harp
School Safety patrol
Soapstone Ridge
YMCA
Parks
Candler Park
Lithonia Park and Stadium
Indian Springs
Stone Mountain Park
Wade Walker Park
General & Schools (A-F) / Box 16
Antoinette Johnson School, Oakdale Rd
Avondale
Beacon School
Belmont School, Covington Hwy
Bouldercrest School
Boys High School
Brookhaven
Bruce Street School, Lithonia
Chamblee High School
Charlie Brown Play School, Lithonia
Clarkston
College Heights
County Line
Decatur Academy
Decatur Board of Education
Decatur Girls and Boys High School
Decatur High School
Decatur High School, 1952-1953
Decatur High School, 1971
Decatur Schools
Decatur Superintendents
DeKalb School Slides, 1949
DeKalb Teachers
Derden, John B. school
Donald Fraser
Doraville
Druid Hills
Dunwoody
East Lake School
Schools (G-Z) / Box 17
Girls High School
Glen Haven
Glennwood/Glenwood
Herring Street school
Hi Y Commercial High School
Hooper Alexander, Avondale area
Lithonia
Lithonia Institute
Montreal School, Tucker
Murphey Candler
NSB Boys School
Oakhurst
Old 10th Street School
Panthersville
Ponce de Leon Elementary
Ponce de Leon PTA
Powell Academy, Klondike, S. Goddard Rd
Redan
Rehoboth
Rock Chapel
Southwest DeKalb
Stone Mountain
Sylvan Hills, Smoke Rise
W.D. Thomson
Trinity
Tucker
Unidentified
University School, Stone Mountain
Wesley Chapel
Westchester School
Schools: Colleges and Universities / Box 18
Agnes Scott; President Taft’s visit to Agnes Scott, 1909
Atlanta Baptist College
Columbia Theological Seminary
Emory University
Emory Village area and Emory buildings (Woodruff Library has rights)
Emory Alumni Office
Emory Glee Club
Methodist General conference (formed Emory University)
Oglethorpe University
Reform Medical College
University of Georgia
Transportation / Box 19
Atlanta Skyline, 1982
“Buckline” train – Chamblee to Roswell
Buford Highway
Buggies
Chamblee Depot
College Avenue
Covered Bridges
Decatur Depot, Georgia Railroad
Fire Department, Engine, steamer, ca. 1908
Fire Engines
Inman Yards, 1960
Locomotive, Trains
MARTA, May 1984
Moreland Avenue underpass, 1962
Snapfinger Creek Bridge
Stewart Road, Northwoods, Aztec Road unpaved streets by high school
Stone Mountain Railway
Streetcars
Streets and Roads, miscellaneous
