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  • Collection: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa

law.pdf
The above article on the history of the University of Alabama School of Law was published in The Tuscaloosa Times on May 12, 1899, in its Trade Edition.

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coaches.jpg
Shown in the photo on the front row: Harold Drew, Frank W. Thomas, Paul Burnum, and J.B. Whitworth. On the back row are assistants John Cain, Carney Laslie, Joe Sharpe and Bob Clark.

Coach Frank W. Thomas received his football training under Knute…

Crisp.jpg
The 1934 edition of the University of Alabama Corolla was dedicated to Henry Gorman "Hank" Crisp. Crisp was born in Crisp, North Carolina, on Dec. 10, 1896. He was coach in several sports at the University of Alabama beginning in 1921 and became…

Woods.jpg
Woods Hall, built between 1867 and 1868, was named Alva Woods Hall in 1884 in honor of UA's first president and was the first building constructed after the Civil War. Prior to 1884 it was just called the "barracks". It was first used as dorm for…

kappa sigma.jpg
A photograph of the Kappa Sigma fraternity house in 1928. The Beta Chapter of Kappa Sigma was organized at the University of Alabama in 1867.

This photograph was in an album lacking identification. The identity of Edward is unknown.

Commerce.jpg
A photograph of the Commerce Building taken in 1928 shortly after it was built. The building was named Bidgood Hall in 1949. Lee Bidgood was the dean of the College of Commerce and Business Administration when it was created in 1919.

gym.jpg
Little Hall is named for Livingston native William “Bill” Gray Little (1873-1938), a transfer student who came to The University of Alabama in 1892 and became the father of Alabama football. When he arrived on campus, Little began to teach students…

law.jpg
A photograph of the law building on the University of Alabama campus taken in 1928. The law school was established in the late 1870s.

Medical.jpg
Nott Hall was constructed in 1922 to house the medical school which offered a 2-year program. It was named after Dr. Josiah Nott who founded the first medical school in Mobile in 1859. When this program ended the school was moved to the University…

Chi Phi2.jpg
A photograph of the Chi Phi fraternity in 1928. The Tau chapter of Chi Phi was organized at the University of Alabama in 1920.

This photograph was in an album lacking identification. The identity of Woolsey is unknown.
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