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In 1957, Memphis State College became Memphis State University. Then President Cecil C. Humphreys stands amidst a group of students as the entrance signed is changed.

The University of Tennessee, circa 1900.

Completed in 1886, University Hall, affectionately known to faculty and students as "Old Main" fronted on McCallie Avenue. Old Main housed science laboratories, a chapel, 39 dormitory rooms, and apartments for the president and faculty members. It was torn down in 1917. This photo is one of the last taken of "Old Main."

The Hall-Moody Administration Building on the campus of the University of Tennessee at Martin houses several administrative offices, including the Office of the Chancellor.

St. Luke s hall on the campus of the University of the South in Sewanee, TN serves as a student residence, classroom building, and houses The Sewanee Review and the Sewanee Writer s Conference.

Early view of the University of the South showing Breslin Tower, Convocation Hall, and Walsh Hall.

Early view of Kirkland Hall at Vanderbilt University.

Cornelius Vanderbilt.

The Walking Horse National Celebration in Shelbyville in 1950.

The Walking Horse National Celebration draws worldwide attention.

Battle of New Orleans, January 8, 1815.

Sir Edward Packenham surrenders to General Jackson's forces after the Battle of New Orleans, January 1815.

Washington County Courthouse.

An old school bus was converted for Irwin's Rolling Store which operated in White County from 1945-1955.

Will Allen Dromgoole.

Governor William Blount.

Governor William Carroll.

Musicians jamming with W. C. Handy.

Bill Brock and his family during his senate campaign in 1970.

"Lion" by William Edmondson.