Photos of art placed around Idle Hour Park (Phenix City, AL)
Fantasie uber das lied Mei Dirndel is harb uf mi
Solo Piece for Cornet and Piano by Albert Neibig
Fantasie uber Da Streiten Sich die Leut' Herum
Solo Piece for Cornet with cornet Accompaniment by Alfred Boulicourt
Photograph from May 24, 1988 Ledger Enquirer issue documenting damage that The Liberty Theatre sustained from a 1985 windstorm that devastated the building.
Joseph Family Collection (MC 26)
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Photo of Curtis Joseph dressed in black outfit, high top leather footwear.
Gertrude Hood Joseph Wearing a Christening Gown
Photo of Gertrude Hood Joseph in 1883 as a young infant, born October 8, 1882 in christening gown.
Photo of a young child (male) in black pleated skirt.
Odds and Ends in the Time of Coronavirus
This image brings together three items we didn’t have in the house prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. The first item is multivitamins that includes vitamin D. Some early studies have speculated that this maybe essential to a healthy immune system. The second item is an oximeter that measures the percentage of oxygen in the blood. A few early studies suggest that this might be a good indicator of the virus in otherwise asymptomatic folks. The last item is a “phone bath” or perhaps better described as a tanning bed for a phone. It also reminds me of a little coffin. You put your phone in it, shut the lid. and it exposes the phone’s surface to UV light for about 10 minutes. It’s designed to kill microbes. While some or none of these items may ultimately be useful, it is interesting to explore ideas at a time when a lot of other things are beyond one’s control.
Photo of one-story frame house of gingerbread style. Mrs. Dana Blackmar - Dana B., Jr. Woman on porch, child on steps Columbus, Ga. 1422 4th Avenue (about 1894). Not at the bottom of the image: This house was town down c. 1949-50 and replaced with a fire department.
American Camera Company (Detroit, Michigan)
Blackmar Family Collection, MC 91.
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Easter Sunday Pandemic/Tornado Threat 2020
I took this photo Easter Sunday 2020 - Hovering in my safe space with bike helmet, flashlight and face covered, I wanted to document both my readiness to deal with the pending severe storms that were going to blast through Columbus Georgia that night and that I was also ready for the Corona Pandemic.
Some of library staff were able to take home boxes of music scores from a large donation to work on from home.
The New Education System: COVID-19 Edition
I am a CSU student employed by the Muscogee County School District. This video was recorded on September 22, 2020, and provides a vivid representation that COVI-19 has on the education system. As a first year teacher, my experience is unique and has been an adjustment.
DCMS staff finds a safe way to honor their staff for teacher appreciation
Finally a positive story! On Wednesday, May 6 the Administration of Double Churches Middle School turned the front of their school in to a drive through for all teachers and staff to come by and pick up Marcos Pizza and GiGi's Cupcakes at a safe distance. Every staff member working the event were equipped with mask and gloves. It was a great way to honor the teachers who have worked so hard to keep school going for their students online during this crazy time.
Portrait of Roland B. Daniel. Back of photograph reads, "Mrs. T. J. Anderson. Greensboro, Alabama. 12-19667. [and] Dr. R. B. Daniel. Columbus, GA."
Roland B. Daniel Papers (MC 49)
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