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- Collection: F. Clason Kyle Collection Photographs (MC 86)
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Boat Landing
Image of a boat landing with two steamboats docked along it. The first boat appears to be named the M.W. Kelley. The second boat's name is indecipherable.
Business Block
Image of a "Business Block" at the turn of the century.
Callahan, Jr.
Picture of the steamboat Callahan, Jr. on a river.
Canon
Photograph of a canon
Chero-Cola Festival
Photograph of what appears to be a Chero-Cola Festival
Child in a Long Coat
Photograph of an unknown child in a long, white coat with a hat. She appears to be holding a pole.
Confederate Dead
Image of the historical marker for the Confederate soldiers, Henry L. Benning, and John Dunlap buried in Linwood Cemetery.
Confederate Hospitals
Image of the historical marker for Confederate hospitals that were placed in Columbus to house 1500 injured Confederate troops.
Cruising down a River
Image of a flat-topped boat cruising down a river
DeVotie
Image of the grave of Leslie DeVotie, the founder of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Early View of Columbus
Drawing of an early view of Columbus that depicts people fishing along the banks of the Chattahoochee River.
Empty Hall
Photograph of an empty hall with a few tables and pool table.
Evelyn Estelle Bickerstaff
Image of a woman thought to be Evelyn Estelle Bickerstaff. The caption on the pack of the photograph reads: Evelyn Estelle Bickerstaff. Evelyn B. Edge. Albany, GA."
Excavation
The excavation of Confederate boats that were later placed in the Confederate Naval Museum.
Five Men
Five men in a portrait. Four are wearing bowties, while the other wears a tie. All men are in dark colored suits.
Fontaine House
Image of the Fontaine House located on Front Avenue
Fountain at Dinglewood
Image of an intricate fountain
Four Men
Photograph of four men posing in a staged photograph, holding top hates, and umbrellas.
From the Bridge of a Steamboat
Image of an officer on-board a steamboat steering the boat.
General Paul J. Semmes
Image of the memorial of General Paul J. Semmes